Teaffee is a family owned business founded by David Fernandez.
So where did David get the idea for Teaffee?
One day David was having dinner with his family when a waitress mistakenly refilled his tea with coffee
David had one sip and Eureka!
Teaffee was born.
"Just over a year ago after discovering the name Teaffee a new found pleasure became a part of my life. This pleasure came from drinking a loose leaf tea, and most importantly the routine that led up to it. The tea ritual satisfied, and relaxed me to the point of serenity (I later learned it wasn’t tea but a tisane with chamomile haha). Prior to then, I would always have my cup of coffee in the morning. Even as a kid, the aroma of coffee was a scent that lifted my spirits in the morning. It was the tea ritual that made me research some coffee rituals. I found them and was glad to find that there was a world of people willing to share their experiences. I quickly noticed how inviting coffee and tea drinkers are. It’s amazing interacting with the communities and I hope to welcome more people to it! At Teaffee, we wish to share the "best of both brews" from all over the world. There is still so much to learn which is why this journey is so exciting. We plan on learning everyday but we’ll make sure we have a good time doing it. Come join the fun and have a drink at Teaffee!"
- Meno Fernandez
Brothers Meno and David Fernandez opened Teaffee at 517 Court Street just two weeks ago and things have been going very well. As the name suggests, the place offers 'the best of both brews' in any variation from steamed to iced and the reasonable prices make the additional walk to the corner of 9th Street quite worth it.
Teaffee Cafe, a tea and coffee cafe, has signed a lease at 517 Court Street at 9th Street. The owners have posted a few renderings across social media channels featuring a long bar and tables and brown and green interior. Welcome to the neighborhood, Teaffee!
About three weeks ago, two brothers opened up a cafe and tea room called, appropriately enough, Teaffee. The spot at 517 Court Street, on the corner of West 9th Street, serves over 80 varieties of loose-leaf teas in addition to unsweetened iced teas and Dallas Brothers coffee. Also available is merchandise for both tea and coffee drinkers.