Tea?

I LOVE LOVE LOVE this little shop in Palermo on Gorritti 5061 called Camellia Té Gourmet. It is directly across the street from La Fabrica del Taco. It is mostly loose leaf tea, and they have at least 25 different types.

The teas are great and the owner is also super nice and helpful. I go there at least once a month and drink their tea everyday.

I'm preferential to green tea - and I really like their Gunpowder, Sencha, and Green Chai varieties.

Here's the link: http://www.camellia-tegourmet.com.ar/
 
I agree that the place withersdavis recommends is excellent. Bought a teapot and a few varieties of loose tea as a birthday present for an English friend last year and she was very impressed with the quality, even after having her parents send her tea from London the whole year she was in BA.
 
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