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Tea shops · New York, United States

McNulty's Tea & Coffee

Tea and coffee merchants on Christopher Street since 1895, still weighing loose leaf out of bins and chests into 4 oz bags.

Since 1895In storeShips online
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The house opened
1895
Entry price · 4 oz
from US$ 10
Prices in this guide
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McNulty's Tea & Coffee

McNulty's has been selling tea and coffee at 109 Christopher Street, in Greenwich Village, since 1895. The shop itself is the argument: sacks of coffee and chests of tea are stacked in plain view, and the bins, chests and scales used to store and weigh them date back to the previous century, as the house says plainly on its own about page. It is a corner store that sells leaf and bean to take home, not a café that grew a retail shelf.

Loose tea is sold by the 4 oz bag. The house English Breakfast starts at US$ 10, a Bai Mu Dan white peony and a loose pu-erh are US$ 12, and a premium-grade Sencha is US$ 15. At the top, at US$ 27.50 each, sit a matcha and the two Taiwanese oolongs: Tung Ting Extra Fancy Formosa and Oriental Beauty, the white-tip oolong also called Dongfang Meiren. Lavender comes in a 2 oz tin at US$ 13.95.

Beyond the loose leaf there are packaged tea brands, a long list of coffees roasted under the McNulty's name with origins from Africa, Asia and the Americas, and then steeping and brewing gear, mugs and gift sets. The store opens Monday to Saturday from 11:00 to 19:00 and Sunday from 11:00 to 17:00, and online orders ship from the shop, so a tea tried in the Village can be reordered from anywhere in the country.

New York · United States

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Greenwich Village

109 Christopher Street

On Christopher Street, in Greenwich Village, lower Manhattan.

Published hours: Mon–Sat 11:00–19:00 · Sun 11:00–17:00

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What to take home.

  • 01 · Black tea

    McNulty's English Breakfast

    The house blend under the house name, and the cheapest bag on the list: the simplest way to find out what a counter that has been blending since 1895 calls a breakfast tea.

    from US$ 10· 4 oz

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  • 02 · Oolong tea

    Tung Ting Extra Fancy Formosa Oolong

    A Taiwanese Dong Ding at the top of the price list, sold in the same 4 oz bag as the breakfast tea — a generous amount of leaf for a rolled oolong.

    from US$ 27.50· 4 oz

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  • 03 · White tea

    White Peony: Bai Mu Dan (4 oz bag)

    The only white on the list and one of the cheaper bags. Bai Mu Dan is picked as bud and leaf rather than bud alone, which is why it costs less than a silver needle.

    from US$ 12· 4 oz

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The one worth the trip

Oriental Beauty (Dongfang Meiren) White Tip Oolong

Dongfang Meiren is the bug-bitten Taiwanese oolong: leafhoppers feed on the leaf before plucking, and the plant's response to that is what shapes the tea. McNulty's sells it in the same 4 oz bag as everything else, at the top of the price list next to the Tung Ting. Buying both and drinking them side by side is the most interesting thing this shelf allows.

from US$ 27.50· 4 oz

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Prices

The list, with every pack size.

Prices are indicative. Each price keeps its currency and pack size; this selection does not necessarily cover the house's complete range.

13 prices

Listed prices and pack sizes
TeaTypePrice / pack
McNulty's English Breakfast Black teafrom US$ 104 oz
McNulty's Earl Grey (4 oz bag) Black teafrom US$ 104 oz
White Peony: Bai Mu Dan (4 oz bag) White teafrom US$ 124 oz
Pu-erh, loose leaf (4 oz bag)Pu-erh teafrom US$ 124 oz
Darjeeling Supreme (4 oz bag) Black teafrom US$ 124 oz
Lapsang Souchong, heavily smoked (4 oz bag) Black teafrom US$ 124 oz
Green Gunpowder Pinhead (4 oz bag) Green teafrom US$ 124 oz
Lavender (4 oz bag) Herbal infusionfrom US$ 144 oz
Sencha Premium Grade Green teafrom US$ 154 oz
Milk Oolong (4 oz bag) Oolong teafrom US$ 17.504 oz
Tung Ting Extra Fancy Formosa Oolong Oolong teafrom US$ 27.504 oz
Oriental Beauty (Dongfang Meiren) White Tip Oolong Oolong teafrom US$ 27.504 oz
Matcha (4 oz bag) Matchafrom US$ 27.504 oz

Indicative prices, with each product’s pack size. Prices may change; check with the shop. Price verification dates: 2026-09-05 · 2026-09-06 · 2026-09-27.

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