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The city guide · United StatesTea shops inFort Worth.
Fort Worth has no dedicated loose-leaf tea shop at the time of writing: Leaves, the bookshop and tea room on Magnolia Avenue, closed in August 2026. What the city does have is a spice merchant and an import chain with a tea aisle. The Spice & Tea Exchange in the Stockyards sells more than a hundred loose teas and tisanes in bags and tins, from US$ 11.99 for a 1.15 oz tin of Earl Grey to US$ 17.99 for a 1.6 oz tin of Sencha Superior, and World Market on West Freeway stocks branded tea bags and matcha from PG Tips, Harney & Sons, Whittard and Sugimoto, with 70 PG Tips English Breakfast bags at US$ 11.99.
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6 prices listedThe Spice & Tea Exchange of Stockyards
140 E Exchange Ave, Suite 112, Fort Worth, TX 76164
A franchise of The Spice & Tea Exchange at 140 E Exchange Ave, Suite 112, in Stockyards Station, owned and run by Nancy and Jerry McBrayer, where more than 85 seasonings are hand-mixed in the shop and the tea wall carries single-origin teas, flavoured blends, rooibos, mate and tisanes. Loose teas come in 2 oz and 4 oz bags, square tins and pouches: the 2 oz bag of Earl Grey is US$ 17.99 and the 1.15 oz square tin US$ 11.99, Organic Darjeeling, Iron Goddess of Mercy oolong, Organic Black Pu-erh and Red Rooibos are US$ 11.99 in their small tins, and Sencha Superior is US$ 17.99 for a 1.6 oz tin. Online orders ship from the brand's own site.
In storeShips onlineMonday to Saturday 10am to 8pm; Sunday 11am to 7pm
The everyday option
6 prices listedWorld Market Fort Worth
4701 West Freeway, Suite 400, Fort Worth, TX 76107
The import chain's Fort Worth store at 4701 West Freeway, Suite 400, with a tea aisle of British and Japanese brands next to the biscuits and coffee: PG Tips English Breakfast at US$ 11.99 for 70 bags, New English Teas breakfast tins, Harney & Sons Dragon Pearl Jasmine sachets at US$ 19.99 for 20 and an Earl Grey Matcha loose-leaf tin at US$ 14.99 for 3 oz, Whittard Chelsea Garden white tea at US$ 9.99 for 25 sachets, Republic of Tea chamomile lavender at US$ 14.99 for 36 bags, and Sugimoto Organic Daily Matcha at US$ 19.99 for 2 oz. Catalogue prices are the chain's online prices; stock varies by store.
In storeShips onlineMonday to Friday 10am to 8pm; Saturday 9am to 8pm; Sunday 10am to 7pm
Prices keep each product’s listed currency and pack size. Check current prices and hours with the shop.
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Pendery's World of Chiles & Spices
Near Southside, 8th Avenue · 1407 8th Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76104
Website: penderys.comA Fort Worth spice merchant since the 1870s, in a 1910 bungalow on 8th Avenue, with chiles, seasoning blends, dried herbs and a shelf of teas, sold in the shop and by mail order.
Ask for prices in storeFloating Lotus Tea
Near Southside, inside Hao's Grocery & Café · 120 St. Louis Ave, Suite 103, Fort Worth, TX 76104
A twenty-seat evening tea lounge run by a certified tea sommelier, with single-origin teas from China, Vietnam, Thailand, Laos, Taiwan and Myanmar served gongfu style by the pot, tasting sessions and DJ nights.
Ask for prices in storeSunflower Shoppe
Camp Bowie Boulevard · 5817 Curzon Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76107
Website: sunflowershoppe.comA family-run natural foods store on Camp Bowie since 1970, with teas among the groceries, supplements and body care, and curbside pickup.
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Before you head out.
Currency, grams & tea bags
Each price keeps its original pack size. A box of bags and a pouch of loose leaf aren’t a like-for-like comparison.
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Hours and visiting conditions can differ between branches. Use the address and details for the location you plan to visit.
Pickup and appointments
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