Tea Bar And Organics in Houston

I love going here to study because it isn't loud and it is a very clean spot! The lighting is great for a relaxed study session. The tea and other snacks are inexpensive and there is a variety of drinks to choose from. It is also possible to ask for less (ex: 30% sugar) based on how sweet you like your tea. It's also a great place for a meet up to grab tea and sit for a while! I'm a regular and I absolutely love this place.

This is probably my favorite place to come and study and enjoy some tea!!  It's also a perfect environment to sit and chat with your friends! They also have lovely art on their wall which I adore!! Definitely give this place a try!! Won't regret it!!!!

Tea Bar and Organics is my favorite boba franchise, but THIS shop... there's just something different about it. The space is fresh and fun. The drinks are bomb. And the staff is incredibly nice. It's as if they actually give a sh*t. Not all Tea Bar and Organics are created equally. Some cater to students and others to the late-night crowd. Most make quality drinks but end up suffering in either food or service. Then there's that one in Sugar Land that's just a FRAUD... but I digress. The Dunvale location caters to all walks of life, and their love for the H-town community shines throughout. The bright room and pops of local artwork are a far cry from the typical "study hall" you're used to. The exceedingly friendly staff hooked up me with the perrrfect jasmine milk tea - strong tea flavor, just the right amount of sweetness, and of course, the most lovely tapioca pearls. Take advantage of the Yelp check-in offer (20% off your order) and the frequent visitor cards. If you really want to step it up, save 10% when you bring your own cup (yes, that rhymed... no I'm not apologizing). For real though, I commend any business that can save the environment AND save me a buck. With so many deals, I *think* I can afford to come back again... and again... and again. The popcorn chicken is supposed to be killer, and I've been told the wild rose tea is 'wildly' popular. Not into tapioca? First off, don't talk to me. Second, I hear the egg puddin...