
The Tea Room
One long table for gongfu ceremonies and pots by the window.
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Three rooms and a small garden behind a plain door. Come for a pot by the window, a ceremony at the table or a tin from the shelf.

One long table for gongfu ceremonies and pots by the window.
16 Seats
Six mats, a hearth and a scroll for the matcha ceremony.
6 Seats
Light, ferns and oak chairs for afternoon tea and tastings.
20 Seats
Each card shows the next day it runs, its sessions and the seats left in each.
Three teas through a gaiwan and a clay pot, steep after steep.
A sweet, then thin tea whisked in the bowl, the way of chanoyu.
Three pots, sandwiches, scones and the house sweets.
Four gardens side by side, cup against cup.
Every gathering over tea happens once and never again. We pour every bowl as if it were the only one.
Ask For A Private SessionYes. Each session seats only a few guests so the host can pour for everyone; book on the Book A Ceremony page and pay at the tea house.
Of course. The tea room serves pots of any tea on the menu from opening to an hour before closing, no booking needed.
Try the Tea Finder: choose the notes you like and it ranks our teas by how closely they match. Our sommelier is also happy to suggest one.
Every tea we pour is in the shop as loose leaf in 25, 50 and 100 g tins, with its own brewing guide.
Tuesday to Sunday
Closed on Mondays
Questions about a ceremony, a tin or a private session? We are in the tea room every day it is open.