An Organic Latte, Tea, and Tincture Shop Opens at Ponce City Market

Eleven TLC, an organic and herbal beverage shop owned by Hea Won Chun Harris and Charles Harris, is now open at Ponce City Market. Located across from Batter Cookie Dough in the market’s central food hall, the shop offers a variety of tea, latte, and caffeinated (TLC) drinks as well as matcha and vanilla bean soft serve ice cream.

The menu features lattes such as matcha or ginger and turmeric, effervescent tea drinks, and tea-tails, like a peppermint sticky chai made with black tea, ginger root, cinnamon, and cardamom.

According to the press release, Harris and Harris consult with bartenders, doctors, and alternative medicine practitioners to create their recipes to “provide true health benefits” in the drinks served at Eleven TLC. Beverages on the menu do not include dairy. Drinks at the shop incorporate superfoods and ingredients like turmeric, collagen, lion’s mane and reishi mushrooms, cordyceps (fungus), and ashwagandha (herb) paired with caffeine. Ingredients such as these supposedly help increase the metabolism or detoxify and reinvigorate the body.

Eleven TLC also features a section of tinctures on the menu meant for boosting one’s immunity or promoting better sleep.

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Open Monday - Saturday, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Sunday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Masks required.

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