"After water, tea is the most consumed beverage in the world, and young people today are discovering for themselves what has made tea so popular for over 4,000 years. Whether hot or iced, tea can calm, soothe, center, or energize. Tea boasts so many different varieties too, with something for everyone across a wide spectrum of gorgeous floral, herbaceous, earthy, fruity, and spicy flavors. Perhaps that's why Gen Z is reportedly spending more time in tea shops, making this a"
"The tiny joint with just a few tables and bar stools, adorned in warm woods with deep green accents that bring in an antique-like quality with a hammered tin ceiling. No laptops are allowed, which emphasizes the shop as a space to unwind, get lost in your tea and thoughts, read, or have a quiet chat with a friend. Paquita also sells equally charming"
Paquita is a small tea shop in Manhattan's West Village opened in 2021 by Mariquit Ingalla, offering a curated, nostalgic atmosphere with warm woods, deep green accents, and a hammered tin ceiling. The shop enforces a no-laptop policy to encourage relaxation, reading, and quiet conversation. Paquita offers about 100 teas and tisanes, some coffee options, and a selection of baked goods including gluten-free choices. A pot of tea costs about $9. Paquita takes reservations for a more formal afternoon tea service featuring sandwiches, salads, and sweet treats, and sells teaware, dried posies, and small home goods.
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