Čajovňa v podzemí — Restaurant in Bratislava

We had seen the business while wandering during the day. Came here after dinner and it was cool to find a bunker styled entrance, down into thr basement. Watch your step as the stairs are a little worn.

Once you enter, their are friendly staff (if not super busy) waiting to greet you. The place is quite hippy and meditation minded rather than "Bunker" but still nice. Each chamber is themed (african, bharat, asia, arabian), however, it was not as cold as other basement businesses.

The teas we had were excellent. We had the Childhood Tea(Hot) and the Tuareg(Iced). Both we exquisite. With a good amount of time spent on steeping the teas before bringing them to us. They do take care to follow established tea prep.

Apart from the mild heat, the place was lovely. And the Tea tasted like fine wine. You should take a step into the Off-Beat and try out this place. Especially if you are in Bratislava for...

this has to be the best tea place I have ever visited by a mile. It was Built from an old bomb shelter but it has to be the coziest bomb shelter that ever exsisted. Starting by going down the candlelit tunnel, you are greated with room over room of tapistry covered walls and ceilings that cover every inch and warm lighting. (In fact, this place is so comfortable and astecitcally pleasing that they remind people not to get “too comfy”). While each of the areas are visible to at least one other, They each have space of their own that feels decently private. The tea options themselves are almost endless and they win a lot of points in my book for having a sampler option. I can’t imagine a better first date spot, study area, or just place to enjoy...

Great find, very lowley hidden under the city of Bratislava. I'm not usually a tea person but some of the tea there were very nice and sweet - I would recommend the 'it doesn't matter' tea for those who like sweet things.

There's quite a lot of tea's to choose from so you can take your time and try each once. However, it does take time for them to prepare the tea and serve you it, depending on how busy the place is.

You'll find a lot of board and card games there to play with your family or friends as well, while you're sipping your tea. Our personal favour was Ludo and Mr & Mrs.

Each room seems to represent a different country too from Asian countries to African countries.

If you have time, I would definitely recommend this place as you won't find...