
heytea (Beverly Hills)
479 N Rodeo Dr Ste d, Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Today11 AM to 8 PM11 AM to 8 PM11 AM to 8 PM11 AM to 8 PM11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 8 PM
Directions1 restaurant in Beverly Hills
The HEYTEA in Beverly Hills sits at 479 North Rodeo Drive, which makes it the only tea shop in the network with a luxury retail address. It runs at 3.8 stars across more than 200 reviews and is reachable on (310) 734-7362.
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479 N Rodeo Dr Ste d, Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Today11 AM to 8 PM11 AM to 8 PM11 AM to 8 PM11 AM to 8 PM11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 8 PM
DirectionsMango + Coconut Milk&Jelly + Sago + Spirulina + Jasmine Tea.
Jasmine Green Tea + Cheese Cloud, Since 2012.
Real Dairy Milk + Slow-Cooked Brown Sugar Bobo, Since 2012.
Kale + Chia Seeds + Green Grapes + Apples + Lemons + Jasmine Green Tea.
All 39 items with prices and calories, the same list the Beverly Hills shop pours.

Rodeo Drive is an unusual home for a tea chain and the store reflects it. Foot traffic here is tourists and shoppers rather than the students and office workers who fill most HEYTEA locations, which changes both the queue pattern and what people order.
The 3.8-star rating is below the California average and sits well under nearby Glendale at 4.8. Reviews on a tourist-heavy store tend to be harsher, since a first visit with no baseline gets judged against expectations rather than against the last cup.
Parking on Rodeo is the practical obstacle rather than the store itself. The public structures a block east on Beverly Drive are the usual answer and the walk is short.
For anyone in the area with a car, Culver City and the USC store are both realistic alternatives within a reasonable drive.
A tourist-facing store is a good place to order the drinks that photograph well and a poor place to order the ones that need to be drunk immediately. Capped builds fold flat within about ten minutes and a Rodeo Drive walk usually takes longer than that.
The fruit tea range is the practical order here. Cloud Mango at $9.99 holds its character on a walk better than anything with a whipped cap.
Prices at this store match every other HEYTEA in the country, which is worth stating plainly given the address. Nothing on the board carries a Beverly Hills premium.
For the cheapest thing on the menu, Jasmine Tea at $5.49 is a plain brewed tea and undercuts everything else by several dollars.