Artisanal jams and Sloane teas are the speciality of this cafe in Parkdale. Tea time is all about ordering a half pot of tea to go along with scones and fruity, house-made jams.

Turkish coffee might be more famous than its tea, but the latter is actually the focus at this King West cafe, with a special blend of ceylon and bergamot tea.

Cuppa Tea’s cup of tea is Hong Kong-style brewed beverages. At this cafe by Yonge and College, all tea batches are brewed for 45 minutes, filtered, and served in cute little glass bottles.

Take off your shoes and sip on over 80 different teas at this bohemian, Czech-style tea house in Harbord Village. Take There’s nothing cozier than snuggling up with a pot of piping hot tea and some cushions.

This traditional Hong Kong-style diner in Richmond Hill serves up its award-winning black tea with evaporated milk with its pineapple buns and Cantonese dishes. You can also try their tea at their original stall on Midland Ave.

This pretty Taiwanese cafe in Baldwin Village has a sizeable menu of infused loose leaf teas, ranging from oolong teas to fruity peaches. They’ve also got some luxurious flavours you likely haven’t tried like a rose iron tea.

This Chinatown cafe has a wide variety of teas meant to boost health. Just ask the owner Phil and he’ll recommend a beverage with immunity-boosting benefits. Try the super strong and delicious Yin Yang blend for a Hong Kong-style mix of tea and coffee.

If you’ve ever wanted to learn about the steps of an authentic tea ceremony, this Chinatown cafe is the place to go. Pick your leaf and watch the elaborate process of pouring, steeping, and serving. Witnessing it will make you enjoy your cup that much more.