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Spiritea is now open on the southeast corner of Second Avenue and Fifth Street.
This is the second outpost (third counting the one TK in Irvine, Calif.) for the fruit-and-milk tea shop, whose first location is in Vancouver.
EVG reader Carol from East 5th Street shared the opening news as well as these photos...
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Spiritea reportedly brews all of their teas on the spot in a special Teapresso machine.
And here's a look at their offerings...
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The space has gone under a drastic renovation in recent months... it had been vacant since 100% Healthy Blend (or maybe just Healthy Blend) closed after three months in November 2016. Previous tenants include the Mexican restaurants Dahlia's and Mary Ann's.
Previously on EV Grieve:
Tea time for 2nd Avenue and 5th Street
2 comments:
Pretty!
Mary Ann's was a fantastic place to sit outside with a drink and people watch (even if their food was terrible). Not sure how many tea/coffee places the neighborhood can sustain.
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