
heytea (Wintergreen Plaza)
891 F Rockville Pike, Rockville, MD 20852
Today11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 9:30 PM11 AM to 9:30 PM11 AM to 9 PM
Directions1 restaurant in Maryland
Maryland has a single HEYTEA store, at Wintergreen Plaza on Rockville Pike. It holds 4.6 stars across more than 600 reviews, which is a large number for a single suburban location and reflects how much of the Washington DC area it serves on its own.
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891 F Rockville Pike, Rockville, MD 20852
Today11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 9:30 PM11 AM to 9:30 PM11 AM to 9 PM
DirectionsPrices, calories and sizes for all 39 items, the same list every Maryland shop pours.

The Rockville store sits on Rockville Pike, the retail corridor that runs north from Bethesda through Montgomery County. Wintergreen Plaza is a strip centre rather than an enclosed mall, so hours are set by the store.
A review count above 600 on one suburban store says something about catchment. Rockville is covering not just Montgomery County but a good share of the Washington DC metro area, since nothing sits inside the District itself.
The nearest alternative is Tysons Corner across the Potomac in Virginia, which is roughly a half hour drive depending on the Beltway.
Nothing else in Maryland has opened yet. Baltimore, Columbia and the Eastern Shore are all currently unserved.
A single store with this much catchment queues at predictable times, and weekends are the worst of it. Capped drinks are the ones that suffer, since a whipped cloud folds into the drink within about ten minutes.
The fruit tea range is the order that survives a queue. Nothing in it depends on a cream cap holding its shape.
To test how well the shop is brewing, order something with nothing in it. Gardenia 1 at $7.90 is plain scented tea and has nowhere to hide a weak brew.
Prices match the national board, so there is no cost difference between driving here and driving to Tysons. The choice is about traffic.