About Seasons Tea House & It’s Owners
Meet AttiQuewa
AttiQuewa's Note
What I wanted was a third space that felt like it was made for adults — somewhere to sink in, be present, meet new people, and find community, without needing a bar to make it feel like a night out. I'm not a coffee drinker, and I'm not much of a drinker, so this space had to be built around something else entirely.
Tea felt like the right center for that. It tastes good, it's versatile, and done right, it's genuinely good for you — which is why I focus on real loose-leaf quality instead of tea dust. That care is part of what makes this space feel intentional rather than incidental.
There's one more piece. I wanted people to be able to feel — or encounter — God here, without ever being preached at. I came back to my faith after ten years away, and I wish a space like this had existed for me then: somewhere the presence of something bigger could just be felt, no altar call required. Seasons isn't a religious space — we'll have R&B nights, karaoke, and programming that doesn't "look" like church at all — but that presence is still here, quietly, in the atmosphere itself.
Meet Gambrielle “Gam”
Gam's Note
I've always believed that the right space can change the way you feel.
Seasons Tea House is more than just a beautiful place to gather. It began as my business partner's longtime dream. When our paths crossed, it felt like divine intervention. I truly believe God placed it on my heart to pour into my community and bring people closer to Him, and her vision gave that calling a home. Together, we created a space where people can slow down, breathe, reconnect, and simply be.
Life asks a lot of us, and sometimes we need a place that pours something back in. Whether you're working quietly during the day, having a meaningful conversation, or unwinding in the evening, my hope is that Seasons feels peaceful, intentional, and welcoming.
We may pour the tea, but our true heart is to pour into people, creating an atmosphere that leaves you encouraged, refreshed, and reminded that there is always room to grow into who God created you to be.