Tea Connection — Restaurant in Autonomous City of Buenos Aires

I've been to this location multiple times and it is usually good. Yesterday, we were shocked! This is a TEA store, but our tea was anything but. We ordered English breakfast tea which is the most common black tea. We let it brew as instructed, came out as light yellow water. We looked inside the pot, the leaves were a mix of something white and brown. We requested an exchange and the second time it was worse. Our server told us that they were serving us black tea. Sent the tea back. Asked for an Americano and an almond milk latte. The latte had no taste, like they missed to add coffee to it. We are not sure if they are trying to save money or what... I have to point out that their croissants were...

This restaurant isn’t a place anyone should go too. This place took advantage of my friends and I as we aren’t locals. We had ordered two coffees, tiramisu and potatoes. We watched over 30mins for our food just to see that we got cheese cake instead of coffee. We watched longer while next door tables got their food before as even though they came after us. We have school at 1:20 so we had to leave despite not getting potatoes. We paided realizing they charged us more for the cake and then for the potatoes we never got. If you want slow service, crowded and expensive meals that’s...

Tea Connection featured no regular black tea. Waitress said the reason was the problems with Customs and the imports (?). When we said you could get good argentinean tea at any grocery store, she said that there was no problem we brought our own tea bags then. But what is the point of having to bring your tea from home? Then, it took 45' to serve us a croissant, an Oolong, and sparkling water. The chairs are metallic and people make an awful lot of noise when the move them to sit down. And sitting on the street side has all the noise of the...