1104 East Fairview Avenue
Montgomery, AL 36106
Montgomery County
Phone: (334) 834-1048
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by Andrzrej K. on there are a few questions that come to mind when I am writing rateclubs reviews.... Do people ever LOL and then not click the "funny" button below? What came first the hipster Asian girl/ white male couple, or living in Brooklyn? WWALD? (Ann Landers... what would she do?) Well this place is called park, its mixed in between Gas stations and the shitty west side highway, its patrons are stratified amongst different levels basically white crowed down below in the bar towards the back, more diverse crowed in the smokey forest area and mostly Asians upstairs- Actually Asian Everywhere- and Im talking Indian Subcontinent in full effect alongside the traditional Asian we all know and love to do math with. Actually its Cass and Kingfisher upstairs, Sapporo at the bar and Tsingtao in the smokey forest if you know what I mean. So to answer my final question.... she would insult the pope, and incite a riot with a "razor blade in jager bomb" scare
by Jen C. on I'll admit it, I'm a tea snob. A total tea lush. I drink it all day long and I judge other people by the tea they drink. With that said, this place is amazing. Uh-may-zing. It's juuuust OTP in an unassuming shopping center with plenty of parking. You walk in to a suprisingly large cafe set up with about 15 2-4 seater tables. They also have a couch with a coffee table, and a low table that you can sit at on pillows. They have a small, carpeted kid's play area with some books and toys. I've only seen a kid playing in here once, but it's thoughtful of them to have. Now onto the teas. Each time I've been there they have had about 40-50 loose leaf teas. They have each of their blends in small containers on their counter, so you can smell them all before ordering. When you order tea, they give you a whole pot and it's $3.50 (ish), with unlimited free refills, so this is a great place to go if you plan on sitting there all day! They also serve baked goods and salads/wraps/sandwiches/soups. The mango turkey wrap is wonderful - thinly sliced turkey, fresh veggies, and thick mango salsa that is obviously homemade! Their scones aren't the best -- a little flavorless/dry. Their sandwiches come with fruit salad or potato salad and are around $6-7. They also serve other tea-based drinks (marTEAnis, tea lattes, etc). All of them are available with regular or soy milk. They also sell their teas by the ounce (most are 4-7$/oz). They're currently setting up their website so that they can sell their teas online, which is why they don't have a website right now. They also sell handmade crafts by local artists, which may seem out of place, but it completely works there. The staff is super friendly, and really care about you having the best experience possible. One time a group was being too loud, and the manager came over to our table to apologize and offer us refills. Free wi-fi :)
