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    Mismatched tablecloths and cloth napkins set the tone at this cozy Mediterranean-leaning tea room and cafe, where the menu runs to sandwiches, salads, and sampler plates with a light Greek accent. The house iced tea is steeped with clove, and the patio, tucked behind a fountain, manages to feel like someone's backyard despite sitting right off the street. A good spot for a slow Saturday lunch with no particular agenda.

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    • House iced tea

      “The house iced tea has a hint of clove”

      417 Magazine
    • Veggie pita

      “the veggie pita has all the best Greek flavors”

      417 Magazine
    • Grilled mozzarella sandwich

      “the grilled mozzarella sandwich on telera bread has the perfect amount of pesto”

      417 Magazine
    • Tea Bar Sampler

      “the Tea Bar Sampler with curry chicken salad, a side of German potato salad, the soup of the day (cross your fingers for tomato-basil!) and a tiny rosemary cookie”

      417 Magazine

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