The Steeping Leaf - Morgan

We stayed for lunch and opted for a roasted veggie panini and a chicken salad wrap. Both dishes were fresh and delicious, and the menu offers a wide variety of other great options to choose from. They even have Gelato, which was just as delicious as what I enjoyed during my trip to Italy. It was a pleasant surprise to find Gelato here, as it’s not very common in the U.S. There’s also a small retail section with adorable tea cups, teas for purchase, merchandise, and more. One thing to keep in mind is that parking can be a bit challenging, but the restaurant itself is lovely. It’s a renovated house with a modern feel, offering ample seating both indoors and on the porches outside. The interior is bright, modern, and impeccably clean. I heard they host brunch on weekends and tea parties, so I’m definitely planning to check those out. I hope to visit again soon to try more teas and dishes from the menu!

Cozy and Inviting, The Steeping Leaf is a delightful tea and coffee shop ideal for a quick snack, enjoying a warm drink with a friend, or finding a quiet spot to read or work for a bit. They offer a wide selection of teas, along with hot and cold beverages, as well as pastries and other snacks. The atmosphere is lovely, and I particularly appreciated the fresh flowers throughout the space.

This cafe and tea room is fantastic! The interior is both spacious and cozy, and there’s plenty of outdoor seating too. We tried several wraps, and they were large, fresh, and absolutely delicious. The root vegetable chips were a delightful addition. The food was so amazing that we came back the very next day! We also had the chance to meet the owner, who was very friendly. Let’s support local businesses!

What a wonderful hidden gem! Delicious food, amazing tea menu, great atmosphere and Gelato (bonus)! Will definitely return and recommend to others.

Nestled alongside a nondescript community, this little spot can be easily missed and that would be a shame. While it appears to be mainly a tea shop with retail sales and the like, they also feature a very nice menu for breakfasts and lunches. We came across it pretty much accidentally while looking around for places nearby. The only sign that this is some sort of retail establishment is the outdoor sign, so be on the lookout for it, or you will miss it. Either that, or use your GPS to find it. The interior is bright, airy and cheerful with lots of tongue in cheek posters revolving on the tea theme. There is both indoor and outside seating. What you do is grab one of their menus, decide on your drink, food, or both. Provide your order at the counter and pay for it. They give you a little metal number and deliver your order to your table. On weekends, their menu is much more limited than their weekday menu which I found to be backwards, but that?s the way they operate. We tried three different Panini sandwiches as well as two iced teas since it was hot on the day we visited. We also stayed indoors as it was air conditioned! Drinks were delivered by one of the women who took our order while the food was delivered by Guido ? who was working the kitchen. We tried the Roasted veggie, Salami, and Turkey Paninis. Two of them with their sides of chips and one of them with their house salad. All were very tasty. There was no choice of dressing for the salad and while it was overdressed, the dressing was quite good. Total bill for the three sandwiches and two iced teas was $44. They also offer gelatos and pastries. In addition, look carefully around you. There are surprised hidden in all kinds of unexpected places! :