
heytea (MetroTech Center)
52 Willoughby St, Brooklyn, NY 11201
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Directions3 restaurants in Brooklyn
Brooklyn has three HEYTEA stores, at MetroTech Center in Downtown Brooklyn, on 59th Street in Sunset Park and on 86th Street in Bensonhurst. MetroTech rates highest at 4.6 stars across 551 reviews.
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52 Willoughby St, Brooklyn, NY 11201
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705 59th St, Brooklyn, NY 11220
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2120 86th St, Brooklyn, NY 11214
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DirectionsSelected Grapes + Green Tea + Cheese Cloud, OG since 2022.
Selected Mango + Juicy Grapefruit Pulp + Jasmine Green Tea.
Selected Grapes + Jasmine Green Tea, Best-Seller Since 2018.
All 39 items with prices and calories, the same list the Brooklyn shops pour.

The MetroTech store at 52 Willoughby Street serves Downtown Brooklyn office traffic and the NYU Tandon campus. It takes calls on (347) 335-0110.
The two southern stores sit in Brooklyn’s Chinese neighbourhoods rather than in its commercial cores. 705 59th Street covers Sunset Park on (347) 384-2088, and 2120 86th Street covers Bensonhurst on (718) 251-5276.
That placement is deliberate and it shows in the ratings. Sunset Park runs at 4.3 and Bensonhurst at 4.4, both in markets with established competing tea shops within a few blocks.
All three are reachable on the subway. MetroTech sits on top of several lines, 59th Street is close to the N and R, and 86th Street is on the D.
Downtown Brooklyn queues at lunch and after work while the southern stores queue at weekends, which means one of the three is usually quiet whenever you want a drink.
That is worth using, since a capped drink folds flat within about ten minutes and a long queue eats most of that before the cup reaches you.
In the Chinese neighbourhoods, the parts of the menu that reward attention are worth ordering. Longjing Cheese Milk Tea at $9.99 uses a pan-fired green tea that is familiar locally and rare on most American tea menus.
For a takeaway on the subway, the fruit tea range travels better than anything with a cream cap on top.