Tea N More visit photograph by Roger Ma
Roger’s original visit photograph · 2009-03-13

Tea

Tea N More

Kearny Mesa, San DiegoMixed

A Kearny Mesa tea shop Roger called not bad, though he was frustrated by slow wifi on a crowded visit.

The call

The documented visit included milk tea. This record does not turn that order into a recommendation.

What to order

  • Milk tea

Best for

  • Quick tea stop

From Roger’s Foursquare

Roger’s tips on Tea N More

On Roger’s lists: SD's Sweet Tooth Spots, Guide to San Diego's best spots.

Source-backed notes

Visit history

Checked in 13 times on Swarm, most recently Mar 5, 2015. See the check-in log

2009-03-13day precision · source explicit
★★★☆☆
“not bad....wifi too slow(too many aisans in here)”

Roger found the tea decent but was annoyed by how slow the wifi was on a crowded visit. (From an unpublished Yelp draft review, never posted publicly.)

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