T Stands For is hosted by Elizabeth and Bleubeard
August 2020 - Toronto ON
It seems I am a little T obsessed since joining this challenge! As I walked along a new-to-me (on foot) section of Bloor St. West I found several tea shops.
T Stands For is hosted by Elizabeth and Bleubeard
August 2020 - Toronto ON
It seems I am a little T obsessed since joining this challenge! As I walked along a new-to-me (on foot) section of Bloor St. West I found several tea shops.
...it looks like it's time for tea.
ReplyDeleteOh wow this is awesome to have so many tea shops nearby I have never seen one where ever I have lived. Those would be fun to explore
ReplyDeleteHappy T Kathy
Oh Jackie, I love these tea houses. The funniest and most clever was THIRSTEA. I'm just thrilled you have joined us again and am sorry I was unable to join you last week because my internet was offline for nine days. Thank you SO much for sharing these fun tea houses with us for T this Tuesday. There are no tea houses in Wichita anymore. When I first started this venture there were two, then one, now none. Glad to see you (the collective you) have lots of choices in Toronto.
ReplyDeleteSo cool! We don't have a single place like these here. Not a one! Happy T Tuesday
ReplyDeleteLove it- such great photos for T Day!!
ReplyDeleteWhat fabulous photos! I loved seeing all the different tea shops - amazing 😁. Take care and Happy T Day wishes! Hugs, Jo x
ReplyDeleteWow, you have so many tea shoppes near you. How fun! The closest one to us is hours away. I hope that you have the chance to try them all and share your experience with us.
ReplyDeleteHappy Tea Day,
Kate
I can't believe how many tea shops you found on one street. They're all darling. Clever names too.
ReplyDeleteHappy T-Day! Eileen
Ohhhh so many fun shops ~ I'll try to get by to post a pic of mine by next Tuesday ~ I need to give them some business so they stay afloat ~ Enjoy your week!
ReplyDeleteNice Tea shops. You sure found a lot of them. I have never seen any here in New Hampshire. Hope it was a happy T day.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen Tea shops in the area where I live. I love puns so Thirstea is my favorite. Happy T Day
ReplyDeleteWow these tea shops look so amazing. Nice that you have so many around you.
ReplyDeleteOh wow! That many tea shops! And I love the quirky names. One of them sells bubble tea (popular in Taiwan according to my Postcrossing friends) and I spotted Korean tea shop too. How fascinating. And of course perfect for T-Day.
ReplyDeleteI live near Granada in Spain, and in Granada old city there is a street full of tea shops. It's a very old, narrow (pedestrianized) street, and nowadays a bit touristy too. But fun nevertheless.
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Happy belated T-Day,
Hugs,
Lisca
Wow, you've got a good eye for spotting tea places. Now you have me wondering if there are any around where I live. (I think we mostly have coffee places, like Dunkin Donuts and Starbucks.) Happy Belated T-Day!
ReplyDeleteThese are great little shops. Wish we had something other than Starbucks here! I guess on the other side of town there is a place called The Bean Scene, but other than that, I don't know of any! Happy Day!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lot of tea shops you found - in our town it is mainly chains of snack foods or coffee which considering England is famed for being a nation of tea drinkers is strange! That said I am not a tea drinker - it makes me ill! Belated Happy T day, Chrisx
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