Tea shops · Dallas, United States
A Far North Dallas supplier with a mini showroom by appointment, selling the named classics to cafés and to anyone who drives out.
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T7 TEA works out of 4222 Trinity Mills Rd in Far North Dallas, where a mini showroom sits behind the wholesale operation. It supplies cafés, tea rooms, restaurants and specialty retailers as well as individual customers, and it keeps control of its own inventory and shipping from the Texas facility. At the moment the site calls Suite 220 a temporary office with no walk-ins: online orders are collected there on the second day, Monday to Friday from 9:30 to 3:30, showroom visits and tastings are arranged by appointment, phone support answers from 9 to 6, and select products are also listed on Amazon for people who never come to the building.
The list of named classics is the broadest of the four Dallas shops, split into white, green, oolong, black, herbal, chai, rooibos, blooming, pu erh and matcha, plus samplers and blends. Earl Grey and organic rooibos are $8 for 3 oz, the cheapest pair on the list; White Peony Pai Mu Tan is $15 the ounce, Dragonwell $18 for 2 oz, and Ti Kuan Yin and the hand-rolled Pu Erh Pearls $21 for 3 oz. Gyokuro, sencha, Pi Lo Chun and Aiya ceremonial matcha fill out the Japanese and Chinese ends.
The showroom also carries the hardware: tea makers, tins and canisters, travel mugs, matcha accessories and made-up gift sets. Local pickup is the reason to go in person. You order online, wait for the email that says it is ready, and then either pay online or pay at the showroom when you arrive; once you are inside you can look at the rest of the shelves at your own pace. Only items in stock can be collected, so a pickup order and a shipped order stay separate.
Dallas · United States
4222 Trinity Mills Rd, Suite 220, Dallas, TX 75287
Westgrove Plaza, second floor, on Trinity Mills Rd in Far North Dallas; showroom visits and tastings by appointment, with local pickup for online orders.
Published hours: Office and pickup Mon–Fri 9:30–15:30 (no walk-ins at present; pickup after the 'ready' email) · weekends and tastings by appointment · phone support 9:00–18:00
Directions to this location →Check with the house before visiting. Published hours may include appointments, seasonal schedules or temporary closures; live status, where available, applies only to the named location and does not account for exceptional closures.
The FindMeTea edit
01 · Oolong tea
The rolled Anxi oolong that every serious list needs, and here it comes in a 3 oz size, which is enough leaf to brew it gongfu style more than once.
from US$ 21· 3 oz
Explore this tea →02 · Green tea
Flat-pressed Longjing is the reference Chinese green, and the 2 oz size is the right amount to drink through while it is still fresh.
from US$ 18· 2 oz
Explore this tea →03 · Black tea
Tied for the cheapest thing on the list and sold in the biggest size the shop uses, which makes it the everyday jar rather than the special occasion one.
from US$ 8· 3 oz
Explore this tea →The one worth the trip
Pu erh rolled by hand into pearls, one pearl to a cup, sold in 3 oz. The format solves the usual problem with dark tea, which is breaking pieces off a compressed cake without wrecking the leaf. It is also the one thing in the showroom that explains why anyone would drive to an industrial suite in Far North Dallas.
from US$ 21· 3 oz
Explore this tea →Prices
Prices are indicative. Each price keeps its currency and pack size; this selection does not necessarily cover the house's complete range.
6 prices
| Tea | Type | Price / pack |
|---|---|---|
| Earl Grey Black Tea | Black tea | from US$ 83 oz |
| Organic Rooibos | Rooibos | from US$ 83 oz |
| White Peony Pai Mu Tan | White tea | from US$ 151 oz |
| Dragonwell | Green tea | from US$ 182 oz |
| Ti Kuan Yin | Oolong tea | from US$ 213 oz |
| Pu Erh Pearls Tea | Pu-erh tea | from US$ 213 oz |
Indicative prices, with each product’s pack size. Prices may change; check with the shop. Price verification dates: 2026-09-11.
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