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Our favorite tea shops in New York

2 places we'd send a friend to, with prices we checked ourselves.

New York's two tea institutions sit a few blocks apart in lower Manhattan and could not be more different. In SoHo, a family tea company sells its tins in a bright modern shop; in Greenwich Village, a corner store that has been weighing out tea since 1895 still does it from bins and jars. Both ship across the country, so what you taste in the shop is easy to reorder.

  1. 01

    Harney & Sons

    SoHo (ships nationwide) · 433 Broome Street

    In storeShips onlineHours: Sun–Fri 11:30–18:30 · Sat 10:30–18:30· 18 verified prices

    The SoHo shop of the family tea company John Harney founded in 1983, which still blends in Millerton, upstate New York. Everything comes in tins: English Breakfast and Sencha at US$ 13–15 for 4 oz, a Milky Oolong from US$ 14 for 3 oz, Egyptian chamomile, rooibos chai, yerba mate and a shou pu-erh, plus a ceremonial matcha at US$ 18.95 for 30 g.

  2. 02

    McNulty's Tea & Coffee

    Greenwich Village · 109 Christopher Street

    In storeShips onlineHours: Mon, Wed–Sat 11:00–19:00 · Tue & Sun 11:00–17:00 (summer hours)· 8 verified prices

    Tea and coffee merchants on Christopher Street since 1895, and the Village shop still looks the part. Loose tea is sold by the 4 oz bag: the house English Breakfast from US$ 10, a Sencha, a Bai Mu Dan white and two Taiwanese oolongs, Tung Ting and Oriental Beauty, at US$ 27.50; orders ship from the shop.

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