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About Us

Mike & Nami Thompson

Mike & Nami Thompson are both inherent tea lovers who had a hard time finding quality tea, so they opened up their own one-of-a-kind shop in a freight elevator space. They specialize in fine quality loose-leaf teas such as rare white teas, exotic greens and oolong, herbal and flavorful black teas from all over the world.
 
That was over 20 years ago. Today, Tea Cozy has grown into a larger space and has a selection of over 125 different teas, and you can get a hot cup of tea to go. Iced teas will be offered during the summer months.

To make tea brewing as easy and pleasurable as can be, Tea Cozy also has a variety of beautiful and functional teapots, teacups and brewing accessories from East and West. 
 
You will find Tea Cozy inside ARTHOUSE on the Historic R Street Corridor where many unique shops, art galleries, art studios and restaurants are located.

CONTACT US

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(916) 441-3546

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Store Location

1021 R STREET
SACRAMENTO CA 95811

FAQ

Is your store open now?  What about 2nd Saturday Art Walk?

  • ​Yes, we are open for business!

  • Our store hours are TUE-SAT 10 am–4 pm; SUN 11 am2 pm.

  • On the 2nd Saturday of each month, we are open for events sign up down below


Can I find Parking?

  • ​​There is street parking on R Street and the surrounding streets. There is also 15 minute loading zone space in front of ARTHOUSE doors.  It's the perfect spot to run in to pick up your prepaid order.


What's a tea cozy?

  • ​Tea cozies are insulating covers for teapots to keep your tea piping hot. It is often made of fabric or knit or crocheted. The cover can look like a toaster cover that slips over your teapot, or it might be a 'pot-hugger' style that stays wrapped around the teapot. Sometimes they are cute and whimsical. Tea cozies can be used to update your tea table by using one made from themed or seasonal fabric.


Do you carry tea cozies?

  • ​Yes we do. Our selection varies, so please ask for photos.

Image by Aniketh Kanukurthi
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