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TeaHaus

4.8(688)· Google4.8 out of 5 from 688 reviews (Google rating)Coffee Shop$ Downtown / Main StreetOpen now · closes 10:00 PM
Open now · closes 10:00 PM

About TeaHaus

TeaHaus at 204 N 4th Ave in Ann Arbor, MI centers its offerings on more than 200 loose-leaf teas. All are vetted in Germany, according to the business. Tea is available in bulk to brew at home, or prepared for takeout or drinking in the Tea Bar & Lounge. Staff can help customers select teas and brewing accessories, making the shop an option for both buying loose leaves and stopping for a prepared cup.

The food selection includes French macarons, specialty cakes, pastries, and other treats, all made by hand from scratch on-site by the shop’s pastry chefs. Drinks extend beyond brewed tea to tea cocktails, zero-proof cocktails, and tea-infused craft beer. TeaHaus offers in-store pickup, Wi-Fi, and a wheelchair-accessible entrance. Paid street and garage parking are available, and the business accepts credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments.

Known for

  • More than 200 loose-leaf teas
  • Bulk tea and brewed-to-order cups
  • Tea Bar & Lounge
  • Scratch-made French macarons and pastries
  • Tea cocktails and zero-proof drinks

What reviewers say elsewhere

  • We went for tea and pastries, and it was such a delightful experience! The staff was so helpful in choosing teas, and the pastries were delicious. They also have board games, which came in handy when it started pouring outside. We had su…

    Amanda Rainey, August 22, 2026 · google

  • Delicious tea and food! Very kind and helpful staff!

    Tiana Gillis, August 21, 2026 · google

  • The wall of tea is awe-inspiring. The baked goods are phenomenal. The staff is excellent.

    Katie S, August 13, 2026 · google

  • Beautiful tea 'cafe' with a wide selection of teas and good variety of baked goods. Their pistachio pu-er tea was really good. Highly recommend.

    Aaditya Lakshmanan, August 7, 2026 · google

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