Tea shops · Atlanta, United States
Jayida Ché Herbal Tea Spot
An aunt-and-niece tea spot on Fayetteville Road that pours its organic blends by the cup and sells them from one ounce.
The name means good tea, and the shortest route to it is a five-dollar ounce of single-ingredient rooibos from the simplici-tea shelf.
Jayida Ché means good tea, and the company behind the tea spot is an aunt-and-niece duo, Aleathia and Mariyah, who blended teas for family Sunday dinners long before it was a business. They established Jayida Ché in 2016 and began shipping nationally, opened a first shop in Atlanta's Ormewood neighborhood in 2017 and a second in East Atlanta, later closing Ormewood and setting up a headquarters at 352 University Avenue in the Pittsburgh neighborhood. The tea spot is at 566 Fayetteville Rd and its website stays open every day.
The blends are organic and fair-trade loose leaf, most of them sold from a one-ounce pouch and then in two and four ounces, half pounds and pounds, and many also as tea bags in a small tin. There is a tea of the month, a black shelf led by a masala chai on a Darjeeling base that the house prefers as a latte, a green shelf with Green Jasmine and Citrus Green, a ceremonial matcha in two- and three-ounce tins, and a simplici-tea line of single ingredients such as organic rooibos and honeybush by the ounce, meant to be steeped alone or added to other blends.
At the tea spot the same blends are served by the cup, pot or latte, alongside coffee and tea-based lemonades such as ginger hibiscus and peach lavender, and loose leaf is sold to take home. Hours run Tuesday to Thursday from 7:30 in the morning, later on Fridays and weekends, with Monday closed. The house also runs workshops, among them seasonal tea blending and a tea and tonic session, a Good Tea Club membership, catering and wholesale. Online orders over fifty dollars ship free.
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Where it is
Fayetteville Road tea spot
566 Fayetteville Rd, Atlanta, GA 30316
Hours: Tue–Thu 7:30–19:00; Fri 11:00–19:00; Sat 12:00–17:00; Sun 9:30–18:00; closed Monday
What to buy here
Jasmine
Green Jasmine (organic)
from US$ 11 · 1 oz
Organic green tea with jasmine flowers and extract, sweet and floral with medium caffeine, the most classic cup on the green shelf.
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Masala Chai (organic Darjeeling base)
from US$ 22 · 2 oz
A spice-heavy masala chai on organic Darjeeling with cardamom, high in caffeine, that the house says is best made as a latte with milk.
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Rooibos (Organic)
US$ 5.50 · 1 oz
Plain organic rooibos from the Western Cape, sweet, smooth and mellow, sold by the single ounce on the simplici-tea shelf for hot, chilled or iced cups.
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The one worth the trip
Pure Matcha (ceremonial grade, small tin)
from US$ 28 · 2 oz
Pure Matcha is a ceremonial-grade, shade-grown Japanese green ground to a fine powder, with a vibrant color, an earthy taste and a velvety texture, sold in a two-ounce tin of about twenty servings or a three-ounce tin of about thirty-five. The house drinks it as a shot, a cup, a lemonade, a hot or iced latte or in a smoothie, and the matcha lemonade on the tea spot menu is the way to try it before buying the tin.
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| Tea | Type | Price | Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rooibos (Organic) | Rooibos | US$ 5.50 | 1 oz |
| Honeybush (Organic) | Herbal infusion | US$ 6 | 1 oz |
| Green Jasmine (organic) | Green tea | from US$ 11 | 1 oz |
| Citrus Green (green tea, citrus, mint) | Green tea | from US$ 11 | 1 oz |
| Masala Chai (organic Darjeeling base) | Chai | from US$ 22 | 2 oz |
| Pure Matcha (ceremonial grade, small tin) | Matcha | from US$ 28 | 2 oz |
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