Tea at Shiloh

Saloni Dwivedi a month ago

Tea at Shiloh is a place of my dreams. This is a teahouse that offers a beautiful environment, community, and restoration. Unlike your common cafes, the teahouse is an intentional space that curates blends daily, each time you’ll get something different based on the host of the day/evening. This is a place to unwind, create memories, spend some solo time & to just be present. For those who understand the value of experience, this is an easy call ✨

Kristen West 3 months ago

Came for a “Sunlit Study” during the week and here’s what they had in the way of ✨intentionally blended teas with fresh herbs and botanicals✨— four types of store-bought tea to choose from (pick the one you want and theyll hand you a bottle). The hot tea blends are apparently only available during the day on weekends. Super bummed. What kind of ✨tea house✨ just hands out plastic bottles we could get at the grocery store? A $35 reservation for this (and some ambience we could make at home) is wild.

Carson Conley 3 months ago

@tea__at__shiloh is giving a voice and platform to countless artists and I can’t thank them enough for the real, human, open, heartfelt experience they give <3 I’ll never forget last night ‼️~ go Check the Rhyme yourself ~ @tea__at__shiloh … Thank you Jamie and Taysha for the tea‼️ Everything’s so performative and capitalistic and transactional in the world that I can’t say I’ve had a night like this in a long time - the smell of the sage smudge is still on me !

Anel Zhuaspayeva 4 months ago

I went to this teahouse by myself for an evening of tea, music, and the company of strangers and was absolutely delighted by my experience there. It's like a perfect place that came from my subconsciousness or dreams. Despite the tall ceiling it's a space that feels small, tucked away, and intimate. Whichever couch, table or nook I spent time at I felt at home and relaxed. The counter where tea is poured is like a sort of hearth or heartbeat of the place. I went there regularly for refills of delicious, soul-soothing tea. It's easy to talk to people if you want to. I got to hang out with the jazz duo before they played. They were super chill and then they went and played literal heaven-tier music with the most healing tones and beautiful interplay of melodies and rhythms. I enjoyed sounds, flavors, had a deep meditation and made a friend in the nook by the stairs. The music and the evening were like a beautiful river.

Paul Morris a year ago

Tea at Shiloh is one of those rare L.A. spaces that doesn’t just serve tea—it offers a full sensory experience. Tucked into the Arts District, this intimate, shoes-off sanctuary feels like the kind of place you stumble upon in a dream: dimly lit by lanterns, filled with mismatched couches, low tables, floor pillows, and the warm hum of conversation or live music. You’re greeted not with a menu but a question—what’s your intention for being here? Whether it’s reflection, connection, or creativity, they’ve set the stage for it. The tea is unlimited and intentionally blended with fresh herbs and botanicals like chrysanthemum and butterfly pea flower. You can order by the pot or glass, but most people go for the full experience (around $37) which includes snacks, art materials, and all the time you need to linger and let the day fall away. The space itself is small and cozy—part lounge, part living room, part temple. There’s often live music: think jazz, ambient piano, or something experimental but never intrusive. And unlike many L.A. hangouts, this one discourages phones and laptops, especially at night. It’s meant to be a pause, a pocket of analog peace. It’s hard to describe Tea