Served in a strange little metal cup with a strainer and matching straw, it tastes like a woodsy, earthy black tea, with an undercurrent of honey. The Xando down the street should be embarrassed by the hefty slices of cakes and pies Common Grounds serves up, even if some of the dishes themselves are a bit too much for one person. 2001CitySearch Inc. All rights reserved. Perly Inc. The textual, graphic, audio, and audiovisual material in this site is protected by United States copyright law and international treaties. You may not copy, distribute, or use these materials except as necessary for your personal, non-commercial use.
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