Cafe
One Teaspoon
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One Teaspoon is a quaint cafe located on Yauzsky Boulevard in Moscow, near the historic Yauza River. With a 4.7 rating, it's a favorite among locals for its relaxed vibe and quality beverages. The interior is decorated with vintage teacups, mismatched furniture, and shelves of books, creating a homely feel. The menu focuses on a variety of teas from around the world, along with coffee, homemade pastries, and light meals like soups and sandwiches. It's an ideal spot for reading, working, or meeting friends. The cafe also hosts occasional poetry readings and art exhibitions.
Don't miss
- Sample the 'Earl Grey Lavender' tea, a customer favorite.
- Try the homemade cheesecake, often praised as the best in the area.
- Browse the small library of books available for reading.
- Attend a Saturday afternoon poetry reading (check schedule).
- Enjoy the view of Yauzsky Boulevard from the window seats.
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit One Teaspoon
You don't need a tour to visit, entry is free. A tour is worth it if you want transport, a guide, or to combine One Teaspoon with nearby sights in one day. That's what these do well.
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- Cash only; no card payments accepted.
- English menu available; staff speak limited English.
- Quiet atmosphere; not suitable for large groups.
- Pastries sell out early; visit before noon for best selection.
A bit of history
One Teaspoon opened in 2016, inspired by the British tea culture. It quickly became a neighborhood staple, known for its curated tea selection and community events. The building itself dates back to the early 20th century, adding historic charm.
Common questions
Do they have gluten-free options?
Yes, a few gluten-free pastries are available.
Is there Wi-Fi?
Free Wi-Fi with password on the receipt.
Can I bring my laptop to work?
Yes, many customers do; outlets are limited.
Do they serve alcohol?
No, only tea, coffee, and soft drinks.
Is there outdoor seating?
No, but large windows provide natural light.
Do they have loyalty cards?
Yes, a stamp card for every 5th drink free.
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