
heytea (Virginia Tysons Corner)
1961 Chain Bridge Rd F13L, Tysons, VA 22102
Today11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 7 PM
Directions1 restaurant in Virginia
Virginia has a single HEYTEA store, inside Tysons Corner Center on Chain Bridge Road. It carries more than 1,100 reviews at 4.7 stars, which makes it the busiest HEYTEA outside New York City and the main option for the whole Northern Virginia and Washington DC area.
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1961 Chain Bridge Rd F13L, Tysons, VA 22102
Today11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 9 PM11 AM to 7 PM
DirectionsPrices, calories and sizes for all 39 items, the same list every Virginia shop pours.

The Tysons store sits inside Tysons Corner Center, one of the largest malls on the East Coast. Its hours follow the mall rather than the brand.
More than 1,100 reviews on a single store is exceptional outside a dense urban market. Tysons is drawing from Fairfax County, Arlington, Alexandria and a good share of the District, since nothing sits inside DC itself.
The nearest alternative is Rockville across the Potomac in Maryland, roughly half an hour away depending on the Beltway.
Nothing else in Virginia has opened yet. Richmond, Virginia Beach and Charlottesville are all currently unserved.
A busy mall counter is the hardest environment on this menu. Capped drinks fold flat within about ten minutes and a weekend queue at Tysons can eat most of that before the cup is handed over.
For a weekend visit, the fruit tea range is the safer order, and Coconut Mango Boom at $8.99 is both among the cheapest on the board and among the hardest to spoil in a queue.
Weekday mornings are a different store entirely. The same drinks made without a queue behind them are what the 4.7-star rating is built on.
Mall counters carry a narrower range than street-level stores, so the Tea Lab and seasonal boards are worth checking on the app before making the trip for something specific.