Eater Names Dr. Bombay's in Top Ten List

Eater has named Dr. Bombay's Underwater Tea Party one of the top ten tea houses in Atlanta in a recent article! Author Lia Picard writes, "This charming Candler Park spot has it all: tea, coffee, books, pastries, and plenty of quiet nooks for reading or working." Click here to read the full article. 

Dr. Bombay's and The Learning Tea Featured in Atlanta Intown Magazine

Doctor Bombay’s Underwater Tea Party has been a cornerstone of the Candler Park commercial district on McLendon Avenue since 2005. Relatively unknown to tourists and non-locals, the cozy cafe is known for its wide variety of hand-selected teas sourced from all over the world. The shop also makes and sells baked goods along with ice cream for the kids, small sandwiches, and of course, coffee..... Read more here.

Dr. Bombay's Featured on The Culture Trip

Whether you want to buy leather hot pants held together by safety pins at Junkman’s Daughter or that obscure b-track no one has ever heard of at Criminal Records, Little Five Points in Atlanta is the coolest neighborhood in town. With every subculture represented, Little Five Points is a great place to feel cool by association, whilst people-watching and sipping a great cup of coffee. We check out the seven best cafes in the area. Read More Here

Dr. Bombay's Featured in the Atlanta Journal Constitution

Dr. Bombay’s is a vibrant, yet homey setting in Candler Park that is open for business Tuesday – Sunday (Mondays are reserved for private events). Stop by for a cup of tea that's tied to their global missions in India, grab a book from their customer supported collection and use their WiFi to discover new things. They'd love to have you! Read more here.

Dr. Bombay's Chai Featured on Scoutmob

Okay, Atlanta. We're layin' it all out. Too often we've dealt with those prepackaged chai teas, or worse, the variety that tastes more like a cupful o' hot milk with a couple pumps of vanilla syrup. That's not chai, folks. And at the risk of sounding like some sort of tea snob, we've decided to set the record straight. Because, folks, there are real-deal cups o' chai to be had all over this city. It was only a matter of finding 'em. And after consulting our expert tea-drinkers, both in the office and out on the town, we've reached a spicy, steamy conclusion: there's a lotta chai here. A lot. Read More
 

Dr. Bombay's and The Learning Tea featured in the Christian Science Monitor

At Christie’s tea shop in Atlanta, photos of the scholars the Learning Tea supports line the walls. Each month, the shop sponsors an Indian dinner with proceeds going to the scholarship program, which is philanthropic but does not have nonprofit status. Christie continues to run her tea shop, Dr. Bombay’s Underwater Tea Party, with a co-owner, and travels to India and raise funds for the Learning Tea. Read more here.

Dr. Bombay's Featured on Eide Magazine

If you haven’t had high tea at Dr. Bombay’s Underwater Tea Party in Candler Park, you’re really missing out. Especially if you’re a Darjeeling tea lover like Katrell Christie, proud owner of Dr. Bombay’s — a bakery, bookstore and tea house.

Filled with books, Antique pots, assorted pictures, record players and a time-worn piano, Dr. Bombay’s Tea House bring the Alice in Wonderland out in all of its customers. But the most unique thing about Dr. Bombay’s Underwater Tea Party is Christie. Read More

Dr. Bombay's Featured on Fox News International

Katrell Christie is the owner of Dr. Bombay’s Underwater Tea Party, a small but lively tea shop in Atlanta. In 2009, Christie traveled to India with a longtime customer to participate in a volunteer project. The Atlanta tea shop owner decided to continue on alone to the Darjeeling region of northeast India to explore the tea plantations. In her time there, Christie encountered a group of young girls who were being forced out of their orphanage for exceeding the age of sixteen. With no families to return to, Christie knew the girls would likely face grim futures in poverty and exploitation. Read more...

Featured on Tide and Bloom: Dr. Bombay's Underwater Tea Party

I have a thing for little local tea houses, despite the fact that I actually don’t love tea all that much. I guess I’m so infatuated with these places because they’re just so ridiculously and undeniably charming. Taking time to sit down and have a spot of tea with a friend is a lovely decision; taking a moment to (re)connect with someone, to truly enjoy their company. How many times can you say you do that on a weekly basis? Probably not that often. More...

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Featured on SF Girl by Bay: Dr. Bombay's Underwater Tea Party

When i’m traveling, i always feel as though i’ve had a small victory when i stumble upon a great coffee or tea spot. so a cute teahouse with a warm, bohemian vibe and an incredible name? look no further than dr. bombay’s underwater tea party. calling atlanta, georgia home, i couldn’t help but try to wish myself into this candler park teahouse and coffee shop when danielle of thompson family-life gave us a peek at the space. More...

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