Teafields

Environs are standard strip-​mall expectations but the service so friendly and the food is truly awesome as a lunch choice compared to surrounding options! This is casual for sure but the tea selections, deserts, and service step it up a notch so step in and enjoy,

Great little place that makes REAL espresso drinks and serves good food. It’s a tiny spot but it’s homely atmosphere and honest food and drinks makes this one of my favorites. They are a little too busy during meal times so you might have to wait a bit but everyone’s friendly which makes the wait easier.

What an adorable little café, like the kind you might find in the city. It’s small & quaint with a very relaxed atmosphere that warmly invites you in, as well as the friendly & hospitable service. The drink menus are written on chalk boards in color, art hangs on the walls & movie soundtrack music plays in the background. And the fresh muffins & cakes displayed on the counter await their next sweet tooth victim, fully prepared to be devoured.
Whether you plan to pop in for a small snack or stay for a while with friends, coming here feels more like a visit, less like an errand.
The food is fresh & of high quality, especially for the prices, you can’t go wrong with whatever you’re in the mood for, daily specials included. I ate a yummy veggie wrap with feta cheese & french dressing.
And if it’s caffeine you need, I don’t blame you, we all need it. But if you like fruit, I’d highly recommend any of their smoothies. They’re made with 100% real fruit, absolutely no syrup or artificial fillers, and they’re delicious!
Also, they have summer hours this time of year, so I don’t think the doors are open on weekends.

Very friendly service, and also very friendly clientele. I chatted with other customers while I waited for my coffee. The sell adorable earrings and other artsy stuff as well as coffee.
The coffee was not my favorite, but the espresso drinks were very imaginative. What I did like was the croissant – it had a honey glaze on it. That’s especially good for me because I lived in Paris and it’s cool to have a croissant that’s a little different, so it’s not competing with French pastry. The unique twist allowed me to actually enjoy the pastry without comparing it to my Parisian croissants.

This was my first visit to Englewood. I had to find something to do for a bit so I stumbled upon this quaint little shop. Afterall, me + coffee= love. From what I could see, they had cookies, muffins, sandwiches, coffee, soda, and tea of course. I liked it because it was small and quiet. There are 7 or 8 tables in there. I had the tuna fish sandwich and a cup of their bold coffee. The coffee was fantastic and the staff was nice. The tuna was a bit on the dry side but it was low-​fat, so thats to be expected.