Specialty · Tribeca
Tea Dealers & Ceramics
on Tribeca, with 6 more shops within a short walk
Husband-and-wife shop at Hudson and Harrison, relocated from the East Village, selling specialty teas, tea sets and one-of-a-kind ceramics.
Hours
- Monday
- 12pm–7pm
- Tuesday
- 12pm–7pm
- Wednesday
- 12pm–7pm
- Thursday
- 12pm–7pm
- Friday
- 12pm–7pm
- Saturday
- 12pm–7pm
- Sunday
- Closed
Checked October 2026. Holiday hours can differ.
On the map
Near One World Trade Center (12 min walk).
Good to know
- Parking
- Take the 1 to Franklin St, in the middle of the shopping, or the 1, 2 or 3 to Chambers St. The neighborhood runs to the Hudson River on its west side.
- Tribeca shops
- Boutiques generally open 10am or 11am and close at 6pm or 7pm, with Sunday hours of 12pm–6pm; some, like La Garçonne, close Mondays and Korin's showroom closes Fridays and Sundays.
From Tribeca Citizen
Tribeca Citizen | 2025 Shop-Local Gift Guide: Unique among the unique
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All of Tribeca →Before you go
What are Tea Dealers & Ceramics's hours?
Tea Dealers & Ceramics is usually open Mon–Sat 12pm–7pm. Hours can change on holidays, so check the shop's site before a special trip.
Where is Tea Dealers & Ceramics?
Tea Dealers & Ceramics is at 90 Hudson St in Tribeca, New York. It's near One World Trade Center (12 min walk).
Is Tea Dealers & Ceramics open on Sunday?
No, Tea Dealers & Ceramics is usually closed on Sundays.
Where can I park near Tea Dealers & Ceramics?
The closest option for Tribeca is Take the 1 to Franklin St, in the middle of the shopping, or the 1, 2 or 3 to Chambers St. The neighborhood runs to the Hudson River on its west side.. Most of the district is also an easy walk from the subway.
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