Yeah, yeah, we know that coffee is all the rage, but some of us enjoy tea much more than that bitter stuff you all crave in the morning. Which is why your friends at Beirut.com have compiled a list of places you didnβt know serve a great selection of teas and tisanes for your drinking pleasure!
Everyone loves Beazbeeβs breakfast menu, but their tea seems underexposed. Iβm here to tell you itβs so worth delving into their tisanes selection. The restaurant partners with Jing, the organic tea company, and is one of the only places in the country that serves chai, puhers (hard to pronounce, but any tea lover knows itβs the ultimate tea), and matte! Also, you must try their afternoon tea for two: fresh scones, savories, and mini sandwiches on a three-tier stand, and a warm tea brew of your choice. Hard to find in Beirut, to say the least!
Before you give in to the coffee temptation at Younes, have a look at the tea options offered by local producer Awan Tea. They have a great aprΓ¨s-repas digestive tea with rosemary, mint, anise, cinnamon, and thyme called Light Feeling, a must-try for mid-day relaxing or a quick cleansing – it tastes amazing, too! Their morning tea combines leaves from India, Sri Lanka, and Kenya, and it gives you the caffeine kick you need to start your day! And itβs better than coffee. No one argue with me on that.
