The Chai Spot

Fabulous - Came across The Chai Spot while roaming around the talaquepaque village. I was amazed to see, beautifully decorated reflecting the culture and delighted after having the tea.

Must try!

The Chai Spot is a sweet & simple place with a cozy, welcoming decor. The term "chai" originated from the Hindi word "chai". In English, this spiced tea is commonly referred to as masala chai, or simply chai, even though the term refers to tea in general in the original language. This establishment knows how to make a fantastic chai. This is one of my favorite places for a cup of delicious chai!! Highly recommended! Check out the pictures associated with this review and follow on Insta @ifooditie

We ordered the iced chai, but it was over steeped and left a bitter taste; we wish the spices were more upfront in the taste but there wasn't much flavor in the chai.
Another person in our party ordered the regular hot chai and loved it; that's definitely the drink to order.
The ambiance is great, definitely a great place to relax and wind down out of the sun.

I recently visited The Chai Spot, and overall, I had a great experience. The shop has a cozy and welcoming atmosphere, with plenty of seating options and a calming vibe.

The menu at The Chai Spot offers a variety of chai drinks. The chai drinks were delicious, with a good balance of spices and sweetness. I particularly enjoyed the Kashmiri chai, which had a nice depth of flavor.

The service at The Chai Spot was friendly and efficient, with staff members who were knowledgeable about the menu and happy to answer my questions.

The only downside to my visit was that the shop was a bit crowded, which made it difficult to find a seat at times. However, the overall experience was great, and I would definitely recommend The Chai Spot to anyone looking for a cozy spot to enjoy a delicious chai latte in Sedona.

Based on my experience, I would give The Chai Spot a solid 5 out of 5 stars.

A super cute spot in Sedona with great traditional chai! (don't go in expecting super sweet/non-spiced chais, essentially).
It seems like getting seats can be hit or miss, but the patio is really nice on a warm day!

Absolutely delicious range of chai teas! Yes a little expensive, but it's in an expensive area and HALF the profits go towards supporting women in Pakistan. The area is gorgeous and the patios are just perfect. Comfortable, free wifi, and a good amount of seating. I took some remote classes here and it just could not be beat!

Love everything about this place! We met the owner who is super sweet. She explained that a portion of their proceeds helps empower underprivileged women from Pakistan.
The decor is so beautiful and cozy! The chai was delicious and served in jars covered with gorgeous embroidered sleeves. Perfect place to enjoy your tea and just unwind.

If you like Chai you will love the Chai Spot !
They serve a special family recipe for Chai that is delicious. The atmosphere of the spot is quite charming and laid back , cushions and pillows along with low benches to relax and sip chai to the sounds of the Tlaquepaque fountains , and listen to the Birdsong coming from the surrounding Majestic Sycamore Trees.

This place was so adorable and had a really welcoming and vibrant ambiance. There is limited indoor seating, but the outdoor seating is beautiful and a great place to enjoy chai when it it warm and sunny. The chai was AMAZING. When we first arrived (around 3 pm) there weren’t many people there, but it got very busy and the line to order was long, at times, but moved very quickly. The drinks came out very quickly. There are some snacks, but sadly, there are were no samosas when we went. Highly recommend this spot to anyone visiting Sedona! They had a few dairy free and gluten free options, and I think most drinks could be ordered sugar free.

I went in here after reading the high ratings. As someone who has had tea their whole life, I can say that their cardamom chai was outright bad. For starters, the milk tasted burnt. If I pay $7 for a cup of tea at a place claiming to specialize in tea, I expect it to be freshly made and not served out of a thermos flask.