Hey....has any one been to Loose Leaf in downtown on 6th & Hope? It’s a build your own salad place. I just moved here from Tucson, AZ, and it sounds like a place I really liked there called Chopped. Thanks for any opinions. (1 reply, last updated by baloney February 12, 2008)

few questions... is it GOOD? also, price wise does it add up and get ridiculous? AND, how is the parking situation? (1 reply, last updated by kotter January 20, 2007)

I love the Mighty Leaf brand of chamomille teas. I am not sure if they carry it loose though, I always buy it in tea bags. Just keep in mind that it is mixed with other things, like rose and citrus flavors. I like it, some may... (9 replies, last updated by hongrynyc October 17, 2006)

I’m a huge fan of the coffee from Intelligentsia, but I’ve been having problems with them being out of the tea I like when I go. Where else can I go to get good loose leaf tea? I’m skeptical of chain places... (17 replies, last updated by theonceler July 10, 2009)

If you can go a little further south try the Coffe and Tea exchange on Broadway in Lakeview- very expansive loose tea selection- lots of unusual varieties (2 replies, last updated by trader123abc August 26, 2008)

I’m new to the city and looking for a place to get the best full leaf and loose leaf teas in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Thanks! (21 replies, last updated by twiggles August 11, 2009)

but they stopped carrying mate altogether. Whole Foods carries little bags of the expensive organic Guayaki loose-leaf mate, but that’s a little fancy for my habit. I’ve been randomly poking my nose into bodega-type... (5 replies, last updated by ramonasaur July 30, 2009)

Looking for a good loose leaf tea place in NOVA. Been getting the bag stuff at TJ and whole food. Not that great. More chinese and english teas. Less fan of indian. (9 replies, last updated by MizYellowRose January 4, 2008)

Does anyone know where I can buy loose leaf tea (preferably green tea)near Pentagon City, VA? (4 replies, last updated by Callisto January 23, 2007)

I drink (and love) Upton’s Manning Lane & SpecialTeas Mount Everest breakfast teas and rotate various English & Irish breakfast teas but am looking for even more variety...Any recs for a great flavorful Assam? A Ceylon?... (1 reply, last updated by Ruth Lafler April 10, 2007)

Ok so I have a tea maker and love loose leaf tea for it. I was really excited when I was at Wegman’s the other day and saw their selection of loose leaf tea. They had some pretty good stuff at very good prices, much better... (10 replies, last updated by moogjuke September 9, 2007)

I just got back from my first lunch at Loose Leaf at 6th and Hope downtown and it was great! It’s a build your own salad place with actually fresh produce and they have quite a few dressing and topping options on the... (2 replies, last updated by saladqueen October 13, 2006)

I want a loose leaf, green tea brewing cup. One that keeps the leaves from entering your mouth when you drink. I already have a plastic one but it imparts a plasticy flavor and that’s not acceptable. The one I have now has... (23 replies, last updated by HLing April 4, 2007)

All I see around Toronto stores is the Mighty Leaf tea in pouches. But according to the site there is loose leaf tea available for sale as well. Has anyone come accross Mighty Leaf loose tea in Toronto? Thanks! (4 replies, last updated by sman March 28, 2007)

Hi guys, i was wondering if anyone knew of online sources to purchase looseleaf linden flowers for tea.. that can ship to Canada. I have had a hard time finding a source locally. Thanks! (1 reply, last updated by PeterL November 8, 2009)