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Yum! Their cakes and pastries are adorable and delicious. The mousse cakes are made with all natural ingredients and not too sweet. It was a hot day in NYC and getting to sit inside for a moment while savoring the cakes was such a nice refreshing reprieve from the heat.
I needed a last minute cake for a gender reveal and they were able to accommodate! Cake was lovely and tasted amazing, not too sweet!
Desserts 3.75/5 Service 4.5/5 Ambiance 4/5 This super cute little cafe offers a delightful afternoon tea set, which you need to pre-order on Resy. At $49 per person, it's definitely worth trying once. Out of all the afternoon tea spots I've tried, this one is currently my top pick. The balance between savory and sweet items was perfect. We opted for the Jasmine tea, but I wished the tea had a stronger, more fragrant flavor. The savory tier included a mix of cold-cut sandwiches, a scone, and a cream cheese puff. While the salmon cream cheese puff was my favorite, light and creamy, I wished they had used Asian milk bread for the sandwiches to improve the texture. On the sweet side, the treats were a bit sweeter than we would have liked. The little mousse desserts were incredibly cute and had a good texture. We tried the Pandan Coconut and Raspberry Lychee, enjoying the Pandan Coconut more, but found both to be too sweet overall.
My husband and I went to try out their Anntremet's afternoon tea service. Most places we've been allow each person to pick their own. One tea per party - most likely large enough for 2 but may be difficult if you have different tastes in tea. They also offer some complimentary cold drinks so that helps. Hot tea selection is pretty limited (maybe 5-6 options). They don't provide a warmer or teapot cozy so the tea will be cool for the last couple of cups unless you share or are a fast drinker. There are only 3 tables so getting a reservation may be a little difficult, so plan well in advance! Food: overall not bad. Sandwich/quiche fillings were very flavorful, breads (not the salé) were a bit bland. Bread used for the open-faced sandwiches were rather tough. Quiches were served cold - they definitely would have been better warm. Sweets were very good - aside from the stuff on the tier stand you get to pick 3 mousse cakes per party. They have some unusual flavors to pick from too. I'd give the lavender seasonal tea a 4/5, would like to try their normal afternoon tea menu at some point as well
Came here for valentine's Day afternoon tea and it's pretty clear that they're not really made for an in person dining experience. There are only three tables and the place kind of looked dirty. The waitress was nice, but she was managing our tables in addition to the takeout orders. While none of the food was terrible, but none of it was really that good either. For $50 a person it didn't really feel like good value. The tea tasted bland and all the savory items were not impressive. The turkey sandwich feels like what I used to make for myself in middle school. The strawberry "mousse" cups were frozen and just not a good showing for a place that's supposedly famous for their mousse cakes. The ambiance was slightly uncomfortable and while we had just got our food, there was a woman in the back selling her jewelry. She interrupted us to try and sell us her jewelry in an already small space. Why do they let that happen? It is so tacky and unprofessional, and made us so weirded out . We packed the last two cakes to go because we just didn't want to stay there. As for the cakes themselves, it's fine. Nothing amazing and the mousse feels really dense. For the black sesame cake in particular, I feel like too many competing flavors, made it not as successful. It was black, sesame, raspberry, and green tea and with all of those things together, it just felt like incohesive.
It's a small place with pretty desserts. The Bunny Cheesecake was $12. It had a white chocolate shell. The inside was soft and sweet. There's a window to see workers making the desserts. The flavor wasn't memorable. The worker was friendly.
Five stars for appearance, but the taste unfortunately was just okay. Basically just a sponge cake. They're a little pricy given the tiny size, but I also get that you're paying for the gorgeous appearance. The box was also cute and well designed, so they definitely put a lot of thought in the details. I took them to go and brought them to a restaurant and even the waiter commented on how cute they were! Small with little seating, but no one there on a Wednesday evening after work (also was raining). Staff was nice.
Yummmmm, we love the cake that we tried from here! It was light and fluffy and not too sweet. The fruit in it tasted fresh too. It was a very pretty presentation. While a bit pricey, it is definitely worth it. It was a perfect slice of cake to go with tea.
We got the strawberry dessert and the black sesame dessert. The strawberry was very fresh, tasted like strawberry ice cream and was light as air. The black sesame one could've used more black sesame flavor in my opinion but the taste of raspberry was good, just overpowered the black sesame a little. At about $10.50 a pastry after tax these weren't cheap especially for how petite they were. Would try again if I was in the area and craving something sweet but wouldn't go out of my way to get it.
Favorite was Green Apple - there's apple chunks inside! Least favorite was Banana Chocolate - tasted fake. Passionfruit and Rose were okay, not bad. Price is steep over $10 for a little cake.
Solid 4 star for the Halloween tea time experience. I'm not one to overly obsess over photo ops or take a crazy amount of photos, but I do enjoy to take a quick video or photo to capture the dishes. I take an about 1-2 minutes tops, and then enjoy the experience. Some others like to overly obsess and spend copious amounts of time taking videos and photos, which honestly cheapens and spoiles the delicacy that surrounds tea time traditionally. Needless to say, I was seated in between two pairs of people who obsessively spent more time taking photos than truly savoring and enjoying the true tea time experience. For those who read my reviews, I hope you try to truly enjoy the moment with the person in front of you more than trying to capture moments with 100+ photos and videos... But I digress... Presentation wise, it was pretty cute. My partner and I have been wanting to try Anntremet for the longest time since we saw the bunny cake with a mini butchers knife for Halloween. We spent the past year trying to get reservations and we finally got a reservation for Sunday at 2pm. Food wise, the pumpkin cheesecake tart as well as the lychee apricot cakes were my absolute favorite. I wish there were a little more savory options, as the focaccia seemed a bit stale and the quiches a bit cold. It was definitely an experience, and I would come back for the individual cakes as well as maybe the ombrée cake classes held in the back.
My friend and I came to this cute little cake shop for afternoon tea service through making a reservation through OpenTable. *NOTE: They require a credit card on file and will charge $30 for no shows* However, at only $39 per person, this place offers one of the most inexpensive afternoon tea services in the city! The decor was simple, but lovely. Inside is quite small, but they utilize the space well. The front had the display of a variety of beautiful mousse cakes, cookies, and other treats. In the back area, there were several tables and chairs. There was a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. Upon entering, we chose our mousse cakes and were seated quickly. I just had to try the Black Sesame mousse cake, while my friend picked Chocolate. For the tea, we selected the herbal Mothers Day, which was made up of rose petal, orange peel, chamomile and cornflower. This was served in a pretty glass tea pot. The tea was a delightful blend of yumminess, with delicate aroma and taste of each ingredient. Next, we were served the traditional 3 tier stacked plates of mini sandwiches, focaccia, scones, mini desserts, as well as cookies. The sandwiches included Turkey with Cucumber, and raw Salmon with Dill cream cheese. There were also Mozzarella Balls with Tomato. I enjoyed the Turkey one and the cucumber added a nice freshness and crunch. I don't eat raw fish, so didn't try the Salmon. The sun dried tomato with mushroom and olive rosemary focaccia came with olive oil and vinegar, which was the perfect accompaniment. Focaccia was also soft and full of flavor. The blueberry lemon scone was moist and quite tasty, but was missing clotted cream, as well as jam. Onto the sweet offerings... There were the Mousse Cakes, Fruit Tarts, Butter Cookies, and Macarons. The Mousse cakes were visually stunning with a glassy, shiny sheen. My Black Sesame one was a pale, pretty grey color, marbled with black, topped with sesame crisp, raspberry, sprinkled with some black sesame powder. It tasted delectable with an irresistible nuttiness and layers of different tastes and textures, such as raspberry coulee and matcha sponge. My friend's Chocolate Mousse Cake was dark chocolate and had a little meringue on top. It was decadent, intense, velvety with a wonderful depth of yumminess. Fruit tart had a satisfyingly crunchy shell, combined with rich, smooth cream and refreshing berries. The Butter cookies were Lemon Lavender, Earl Grey, and Mixed Nuts. These I saved for later and they still tasted delicious! They were crisp, buttery, and not overly sweet. Macarons were kind of dry and not that impressive to me. Service was decent. The lady at the front was pleasant and answered any questions we had. When done, we went back up there to pay and mistakenly charged my friend for the more pricey Lavender themed afternoon tea. It was a good thing I noticed there was something off about the total. Overall, my friend and I had a grand experience here. I would return to try the Chocolate Burnt Cheesecake and other Mousse Cakes.
Halloween is just around the corner , and Anntremet has something spooktacular on their menu. It's a Halloween Afternoon Tea, featuring deliciously eerie treats that are perfect for celebrating in style. For just $52 per person , you'll get the cutest (and creepiest) treats. Grab your friends and head over for a hauntingly fun afternoon. Halloween Afternoon Tea Menu ($52 pp) SAVORY Mini Quiche 2 Flavors Mini Sandwich : Tuna & corn, Fig with Bree & Honey, Turkey & cucumber SWEET Apple cinnamon Scone Spooky Mini Tart Cookies : Halloween special Sugar Cookies, 2 types of butter cookies Cake/Mousse Cups Mini Mousse Cakes Tea We choose Mother's Day ( Herbal with Rose Petals, Orange peel, chamomile and cornflowers)
I'd been meaning to come here for years but for some reason just never made it over. Well, when I happened to be in the area for work I made a point to stop by and finally check it out. What a cute shop! Everything in there looked amazing honestly, a great selection of fancy pastries and croissants / normal cafe fair. I love that little Cheesecake Rabbit and I've had it before and it's particularly lovely. But this time I went for a buncha different stuff, like chestnut, mango and lychee-apricot pastries, plus a jasmine passionfruit cream croissant. ALL of it was AMAZING omg and the attention to detail! Everything is edible, everything is beautiful. The flower slightly fell off of one while the employee was putting it in the box and she insisted on giving me a new one -- nice! I appreciate that, everything costs enough it should feel special. But it's also so delicious that I don't care what it costs. I'll be back! read more
I got a couple croissants to go. The interior is smaller than I expected, there's a few tables in the back and the display in the front. I had previously saw that they do afternoon tea sets but looking at the environment, I'm not sure if it's really giving that type of vibe. It's more of a casual cafe vibe to me. I got the almond croissant, pistachio, and the raspberry cream cheese one shaped into a bow. I also ended up consuming these the next day instead of fresh. My favorite was the pistachio cream croissant. I ate it cold from the fridge and the pistachio cream was so good. Not too sweet, subtle pistachio flavor, not very strong at all. It was really good tasting that I couldn't stop after one bite. The raspberry cream one was not bad but nothing too amazing. I did also consume this one cold from the fridge, I think it might've been better fresh. I do enjoy the raspberry jam bits and the cream cheese wasn't too sweet. The almond croissant was my least favorite, it was just ok. I had better almond croissants before. I did bake this one before consuming. Overall: I think the croissants were huge and fairly priced for their size. read more
This small shop was not what I expected to see from the photos that I saw online so I was a little taken aback. The pastries on the display all looked so cute it was kind of hard to choose what it was I wanted to try. After a little bit of deliberation, I decided on the Jasmine Passionfruit Danish and the Ube Cloud. The Danish to start off with was not crispy at all. The flavors were interesting and quite nice but it was weird to look at such a flaky croissant but feel like it was just thawed out from another day. I had the same feeling with the Ube Cloud. It did not taste very fresh and felt like it was just thawed out on top be being overly sweet. My sister and I were not impressed at all. The cashier was every nice though and was very patient with me while I was reading every single dessert trying to choose what to try. read more
Yum! Their cakes and pastries are adorable and delicious. The mousse cakes are made with all natural ingredients and not too sweet. It was a hot day in NYC and getting to sit inside for a moment while savoring the cakes was such a nice refreshing reprieve from the heat. read more
3 months ago
I needed a last minute cake for a gender reveal and they were able to accommodate! Cake was lovely and tasted amazing, not too sweet! read more
1 year ago
Desserts 3.75/5 Service 4.5/5 Ambiance 4/5 This super cute little cafe offers a delightful afternoon tea set, which you need to pre-order on Resy. At $49 per person, it's definitely worth trying once. Out of all the afternoon tea spots I've tried, this one is currently my top pick. The balance between savory and sweet items was perfect. We opted for the Jasmine tea, but I wished the tea had a stronger, more fragrant flavor. The savory tier included a mix of cold-cut sandwiches, a scone, and a cream cheese puff. While the salmon cream cheese puff was my favorite, light and creamy, I wished they had used Asian milk bread for the sandwiches to improve the texture. On the sweet side, the treats were a bit sweeter than we would have liked. The little mousse desserts were incredibly cute and had a good texture. We tried the Pandan Coconut and Raspberry Lychee, enjoying the Pandan Coconut more, but found both to be too sweet overall. read more
My husband and I went to try out their Anntremet's afternoon tea service. Most places we've been allow each person to pick their own. One tea per party - most likely large enough for 2 but may be difficult if you have different tastes in tea. They also offer some complimentary cold drinks so that helps. Hot tea selection is pretty limited (maybe 5-6 options). They don't provide a warmer or teapot cozy so the tea will be cool for the last couple of cups unless you share or are a fast drinker. There are only 3 tables so getting a reservation may be a little difficult, so plan well in advance! Food: overall not bad. Sandwich/quiche fillings were very flavorful, breads (not the salé) were a bit bland. Bread used for the open-faced sandwiches were rather tough. Quiches were served cold - they definitely would have been better warm. Sweets were very good - aside from the stuff on the tier stand you get to pick 3 mousse cakes per party. They have some unusual flavors to pick from too. I'd give the lavender seasonal tea a 4/5, would like to try their normal afternoon tea menu at some point as well read more
8 months ago
Came here for valentine's Day afternoon tea and it's pretty clear that they're not really made for an in person dining experience. There are only three tables and the place kind of looked dirty. The waitress was nice, but she was managing our tables in addition to the takeout orders. While none of the food was terrible, but none of it was really that good either. For $50 a person it didn't really feel like good value. The tea tasted bland and all the savory items were not impressive. The turkey sandwich feels like what I used to make for myself in middle school. The strawberry "mousse" cups were frozen and just not a good showing for a place that's supposedly famous for their mousse cakes. The ambiance was slightly uncomfortable and while we had just got our food, there was a woman in the back selling her jewelry. She interrupted us to try and sell us her jewelry in an already small space. Why do they let that happen? It is so tacky and unprofessional, and made us so weirded out . We packed the last two cakes to go because we just didn't want to stay there. As for the cakes themselves, it's fine. Nothing amazing and the mousse feels really dense. For the black sesame cake in particular, I feel like too many competing flavors, made it not as successful. It was black, sesame, raspberry, and green tea and with all of those things together, it just felt like incohesive. read more
9 months ago
It's a small place with pretty desserts. The Bunny Cheesecake was $12. It had a white chocolate shell. The inside was soft and sweet. There's a window to see workers making the desserts. The flavor wasn't memorable. The worker was friendly. read more
1 year ago
Five stars for appearance, but the taste unfortunately was just okay. Basically just a sponge cake. They're a little pricy given the tiny size, but I also get that you're paying for the gorgeous appearance. The box was also cute and well designed, so they definitely put a lot of thought in the details. I took them to go and brought them to a restaurant and even the waiter commented on how cute they were! Small with little seating, but no one there on a Wednesday evening after work (also was raining). Staff was nice. read more
Yummmmm, we love the cake that we tried from here! It was light and fluffy and not too sweet. The fruit in it tasted fresh too. It was a very pretty presentation. While a bit pricey, it is definitely worth it. It was a perfect slice of cake to go with tea. read more
2 years ago
We got the strawberry dessert and the black sesame dessert. The strawberry was very fresh, tasted like strawberry ice cream and was light as air. The black sesame one could've used more black sesame flavor in my opinion but the taste of raspberry was good, just overpowered the black sesame a little. At about $10.50 a pastry after tax these weren't cheap especially for how petite they were. Would try again if I was in the area and craving something sweet but wouldn't go out of my way to get it. read more
Solid 4 star for the Halloween tea time experience. I'm not one to overly obsess over photo ops or take a crazy amount of photos, but I do enjoy to take a quick video or photo to capture the dishes. I take an about 1-2 minutes tops, and then enjoy the experience. Some others like to overly obsess and spend copious amounts of time taking videos and photos, which honestly cheapens and spoiles the delicacy that surrounds tea time traditionally. Needless to say, I was seated in between two pairs of people who obsessively spent more time taking photos than truly savoring and enjoying the true tea time experience. For those who read my reviews, I hope you try to truly enjoy the moment with the person in front of you more than trying to capture moments with 100+ photos and videos... But I digress... Presentation wise, it was pretty cute. My partner and I have been wanting to try Anntremet for the longest time since we saw the bunny cake with a mini butchers knife for Halloween. We spent the past year trying to get reservations and we finally got a reservation for Sunday at 2pm. Food wise, the pumpkin cheesecake tart as well as the lychee apricot cakes were my absolute favorite. I wish there were a little more savory options, as the focaccia seemed a bit stale and the quiches a bit cold. It was definitely an experience, and I would come back for the individual cakes as well as maybe the ombrée cake classes held in the back. read more
3 months ago
My friend and I came to this cute little cake shop for afternoon tea service through making a reservation through OpenTable. *NOTE: They require a credit card on file and will charge $30 for no shows* However, at only $39 per person, this place offers one of the most inexpensive afternoon tea services in the city! The decor was simple, but lovely. Inside is quite small, but they utilize the space well. The front had the display of a variety of beautiful mousse cakes, cookies, and other treats. In the back area, there were several tables and chairs. There was a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. Upon entering, we chose our mousse cakes and were seated quickly. I just had to try the Black Sesame mousse cake, while my friend picked Chocolate. For the tea, we selected the herbal Mothers Day, which was made up of rose petal, orange peel, chamomile and cornflower. This was served in a pretty glass tea pot. The tea was a delightful blend of yumminess, with delicate aroma and taste of each ingredient. Next, we were served the traditional 3 tier stacked plates of mini sandwiches, focaccia, scones, mini desserts, as well as cookies. The sandwiches included Turkey with Cucumber, and raw Salmon with Dill cream cheese. There were also Mozzarella Balls with Tomato. I enjoyed the Turkey one and the cucumber added a nice freshness and crunch. I don't eat raw fish, so didn't try the Salmon. The sun dried tomato with mushroom and olive rosemary focaccia came with olive oil and vinegar, which was the perfect accompaniment. Focaccia was also soft and full of flavor. The blueberry lemon scone was moist and quite tasty, but was missing clotted cream, as well as jam. Onto the sweet offerings... There were the Mousse Cakes, Fruit Tarts, Butter Cookies, and Macarons. The Mousse cakes were visually stunning with a glassy, shiny sheen. My Black Sesame one was a pale, pretty grey color, marbled with black, topped with sesame crisp, raspberry, sprinkled with some black sesame powder. It tasted delectable with an irresistible nuttiness and layers of different tastes and textures, such as raspberry coulee and matcha sponge. My friend's Chocolate Mousse Cake was dark chocolate and had a little meringue on top. It was decadent, intense, velvety with a wonderful depth of yumminess. Fruit tart had a satisfyingly crunchy shell, combined with rich, smooth cream and refreshing berries. The Butter cookies were Lemon Lavender, Earl Grey, and Mixed Nuts. These I saved for later and they still tasted delicious! They were crisp, buttery, and not overly sweet. Macarons were kind of dry and not that impressive to me. Service was decent. The lady at the front was pleasant and answered any questions we had. When done, we went back up there to pay and mistakenly charged my friend for the more pricey Lavender themed afternoon tea. It was a good thing I noticed there was something off about the total. Overall, my friend and I had a grand experience here. I would return to try the Chocolate Burnt Cheesecake and other Mousse Cakes. read more
2 years ago
Halloween is just around the corner , and Anntremet has something spooktacular on their menu. It's a Halloween Afternoon Tea, featuring deliciously eerie treats that are perfect for celebrating in style. For just $52 per person , you'll get the cutest (and creepiest) treats. Grab your friends and head over for a hauntingly fun afternoon. Halloween Afternoon Tea Menu ($52 pp) SAVORY Mini Quiche 2 Flavors Mini Sandwich : Tuna & corn, Fig with Bree & Honey, Turkey & cucumber SWEET Apple cinnamon Scone Spooky Mini Tart Cookies : Halloween special Sugar Cookies, 2 types of butter cookies Cake/Mousse Cups Mini Mousse Cakes Tea We choose Mother's Day ( Herbal with Rose Petals, Orange peel, chamomile and cornflowers) read more
10 months ago
Was our cake beautiful? Yes. But it also was 1) delivered frozen and 2) delivered outside the lengthy delivery window they gave us. Flavors were quite muted, the mousse was very grainy. The mirror glaze was tasty though, lovely sweetness from what I think was white chocolate? read more
2 years ago
My friends wanted to try AnnTremet's afternoon tea after seeing their videos on Instagram. We made a reservation for 3 through their website for a Friday afternoon. I arrived 5 mins early and let the staff know about our reservation. Since this bakery was so small, the booth seating only fit about 6 people or two parties. I felt bad for the couple that was already seated at the booth and had to be moved to a smaller table for two in the middle of their meal. The staff prepped the booth seating for mine and another party's afternoon tea reservation. For the $39 afternoon tea set, we each got to choose 2 cookies (earl grey, lemon, and matcha), 1 dessert (black sesame, lychee apricot and passion fruit), and 2 pots of tea (Jasmine fairy maiden and Mother's day) The set also came with assorted bite sized sandwiches, scones, and pastries. We started with the savory cake sales which were quite dense. The flavors were subtle for olive rosemary and zucchini bacon, which tasted like Chinese sausage. The sundried tomato and mushroom one was flavorful and my favorite out of the 3 but not my friends. The mini sandwiches were indeed mini and nothing spectacular. For the sweets, I enjoyed the blueberry lemon scone and the strawberry chocolate mousse cups. My favorite out of the cakes was passion fruit with sesame as a close second. The teas were both nice and pleasant to drink during our meal. Overall, I think AnnTremet just didn't hit the mark. My friends and I agreed that the set was a bit too carb heavy and we weren't able to even finish the cookies. The taste was unique but not impressive enough to return. I could be biased since I'm not a huge fan of dessert but everything seemed a bit dry for my liking. read more
This is a review for their birthday cakes, which I have now ordered twice. The first one was Mirror Glaze cake in Lychee Apricot. This one looked beautiful and was delicious, with a mix of different textures and fruity flavors. It was steep at $85 for a 7 inch cake but at least I knew what I was paying for. Unfortunately, I was sorely disappointed this year. I ordered an 8-inch ($135) Jelly Cat Fresh Cream cake, with chocolate writing (+$4), and what I received was a cake that was half the expected size. I guess AnnTremet can get away with it as they didn't specify the height in the description, but it's deceptive, given the website photo shows a much taller cake. For $151 after tax, this just wasn't worth it. There aren't too many bakeries that do Asian flavors and are higher-end, so I really wanted AnnTremet to be the go-to birthday cake provider for me and my friends. At this point, it just won't be the case; my friend ordered a naked flower cake last year, and the cake had barely any flowers on top, leading her to trim and decorate with her own flora. read more
Very lovely cakes, but very pricey for what they are. They look like museum pieces, almost too pretty to eat! I made an order for our satellite office as a treat and the response was overwhelmingly positive. Caution that their menu on yelp doesn't clearly state the savory sale breads are not available until a certain time. I placed an order the night before to happen at midday when they opened, was charged for it, and the order was packed and picked up by grubhub without the savory breads. The bakery had to call me to ask me to dispute it with grubhub since they could not refund me on their end (which I found to be weird, they were the ones who got paid for an item they didn't have). It took several calls to grubhub's cx agents and eventually I got refunded- save yourself the trouble and I wouldn't place the order based on what they have posted on yelp as their offerings. read more
2 years ago
Cherry Blossom Afternoon Tea review: The spread is just adorbs. Pink this, flower that, Kirby macarons, the works. For ~$52pp, you actually get your money's worth simply for the fact that two people doing the tea can choose three entremet pastries in addition to the afternoon tea fare. Just be prepared for a lot of sugar. The savory items are confined to quiches and mini sandwiches. There are no scones. Then you're on to the Land of Chocolate (cue *Homer Simpson music*), which includes Sakura Coconut Panna Cotta, those Kirby Macarons, Sakura Sugar Cookies, a Matcha Strawberry Roll Cake, and the three entremet pastries. We got the Black Sesame (delicious), Sakura Cheesecake (perfect), and Pandan Coconut (heavenly). I also tried the Bunny Cheesecake later because it was too cute not to buy and didn't regret it. If only they'd expand their seating area, this would be one of the top afternoon tea spots in the city. read more
My friend introduced me to this place when we got a cake from here in the past. We saw that they had afternoon tea time and decided to come here for tea. They had two options for the tea - lavender tea time ($59 per person) and regular tea set which was $39 for person. We decided to stick with the regular tea set for three people - came with two tea options and we each got to pick out a moouse cake. The rest of the items were all up on their menu. They give you 1.5 hours for each tea time - the inside place was not huge and there were two parties for tea time here. The food for the tea set was actually a lot for the price - the salty sandwiches were delicious. They had a side of cookies which were also good. The tea was really good - Mother's day was our favorite. For the moouse cake - we got the sesame, lychee and strawberry one and I will say that the strawberry one was my favorite. Everything was super aesthetic here and even if you do not come here for tea time the cakes are so delicious. I have had the mango one in the past and it was so good and so pretty as well. Overall - if you are in the market for a cake definitely come here and check it out!! read more
Driving here, this place looks incredibly small. You would not know what to expect coming in. However, the pastries are absolutely incredible. I ended up getting a few of their mouse cakes where were simply fantastic! They are light and airy - I could have easily probably eaten an entire one all by myself. In addition to mouse cakes, they also make these simply stunning mirror glaze cakes. They have classes to make mirror cakes as well and a full afternoon tea service too. IG: QueenofAdventureNYC read more
AnnTremet makes the best mousse cakes in NYC! Home of the viral bunny cheesecake. Customized cakes are also available by appointment. Located aside at the north end of West Village, close to Chelsea Market. They also specialize in mirror glaze mousse cakes, but also offer a variety of other desserts and pastries. Their afternoon tea offers a combo of all their signatures. You will get to choose different mini mirror glaze cakes, pair with our specialty sandwiches, cookies, macarons and mousse cups. There's also a nice selection of teas and beverages come with the combo. Their afternoon tea experience is $39 per person. Can't beat that in NYC Cheers read more
2 years ago
I was really looking forward to the afternoon tea experience! My girlfriend and I reserved a spot for the Valentine's Day experience, with Valentine's themed desserts and offerings. It's over 50 dollars per person, which is more than the usual afternoon tea special they have. Unfortunately, I felt like the experience wasn't worth the extra money. The foods provided didn't seem well thought out, there was a savory bite that was just canned tuna and corn on bread. The Valentine's flavor just wasn't there for me! It should be more than a mini cupcake with pink frosting! I still had an okay time, the service was fine, but I don't recommend doing the Valentine's Day special stuff. Stick to what they usually offer. read more
2 years ago
I was a little worried I wouldn't be full from the afternoon tea, but I was (happily) proven wrong! I came here for their Cherry Blossom Afternoon Tea set and had a lovely time sampling so many different snacks! The space itself is a bit small, but they have a lot going on besides the afternoon tea. They also do cake making classes in the back, which you can sort of see through their window, and they sell their pastries up at the front. Now comes the food! You choose a tea and a few of the cakes or mouses and they bring everything in a 3 tiered tray. There were items like croissants, cherry blossom cookies, macarons, quiches, cakes and mini sandwiches. My favorites were the cherry blossom cookie, salmon and dill sandwich and chicken pate! I think there was a lot of sweets and I'm personally more of a savory person but this was delicious! I actually got really full and couldn't finish everything but luckily, we were allowed to take it back and it was packaged very carefully in a nice box. I loved how the sweets weren't overwhelmingly sweet and they were so beautifully crafted. The only downside for me was that the quiches tasted a bit dry and I wish they came out warm and more runny. Other than that, this experience was very fun and delicious. I'm looking forward to returning for their regular afternoon tea as well! read more
Went here after seeing the outside and was not disappointed. I tried the small black sesame cake and the hot chocolate and sat down in the store. Sitting near the back there is a cool window to view the production and baking in the back. The staff was extremely kind and added some more agave to my friend's matcha (which was really good) upon request. The black sesame cake was definitely worth it. It wasn't too sweet at all and had great flavor. It had a light and airy texture to it and was also a good size. The hot chocolate also wasn't too sweet and not too dense either (still good chocolate flavor). I would definitely go back and try more of the options. read more
3.5 stars rounded down to 3. I recently had the holiday afternoon tea service and thought that overall it was a good experience but certainly not perfect. First, I made the reservation for 2 but I couldn't get the other person to confirm that she could make it until pretty last minute. The owner kind of put some pressure on me to confirm whether I was going to be a party of 1 or 2 when I literally had no control of my other friend's response. I understand that as a business owner they need to know how many people are coming to prepare adequate inventory of their food but also the difference was just going to be 1 person...wasn't going to be like 1 or 6 people or a crazy difference like that. Secondly: no bathrooms!!! As other reviews have mentioned, it is a bit weird to have a sit down dining service but no bathroom. Like if you want to encourage people to eat here for longer than just a grab and go, you gotta have a restroom available. I didn't know prior to coming here that they didn't have public restrooms here, but I had known that there was no restroom it definitely might have made me not want to come here because major bathroom anxiety yall lol But all that aside, food was awesome. It was $52 per person and I think it was worth it. The holiday cakes were all so cute and delicious. Initially I thought that the food that came on the tiers wasn't that much and I wasn't going to be full, but I was WRONG. It doesn't look like a lot of food but it's all super dense so you will be so full by the end of this. My friend and I actually couldn't finish everything in one sitting and had to take leftovers home. Overall, this is probably a one and done experience for me. I'm glad I tried it, but I don't think I need to come back. read more
My friends and I came here for their special limited lavender afternoon tea set and it was amazing! They only have two tables for afternoon tea but we had a reservation and didnt have to wait long for them to prepre our table. We are big fans of lavender and felt that you could really taste the lavender in all the teas and sweets. They were also very accomodating for someone in our group with dietary restrictions and gave her great substitute options. The price is very reasonable for the amount of food you get. We had to take some of the cakes home because we were so full! read more
3 years ago
Walked past this place every time I went to Barachou but never went in. Finally decided to give it a try, and was neither impressed nor disappointed. The store is long and narrow, with four small tables in the back reserved for their afternoon tea service. The cakes are barely palm-sized but absolutely beautiful. A+ for presentation. These are very light mousse cakes with some filling in the center. The Black Sesame was very good with rich flavors, but Lychee Apricot was way too tart for my taste. Service was slow. The cashier was very nice but moved with absolutely no sense of urgency lol. read more
For how much hype this place gets on Instagram, I was pretty disappointed by both the afternoon tea set and the service. At $39 pp, the price was great. We came as a group of 4, and we were able to choose 5 cakes and 2 teas to share. Although they were all very pretty, the only ones we enjoyed were the more fruity ones (my personal favorites were the strawberry and lychee apricot ones). Onto the service. When we first sat down, we were not given water. We asked for water, and waited another 10-15 minutes, had to ask again only to find out they were "waiting for cups" even though we had cups from the tea already. There is also no bathroom available for customers to use, which is disappointing given we are sipping on tea the whole afternoon. For the afternoon tea set itself, I was pretty disappointed by the savory selection. The cake sale were super dry, and the salmon toast was nothing special. Only the sandwich was nice because of how refreshing it is. The sweet selection on the top tier was also subpar, only the scone was nice since it was moist and had nuts. The other sweet selections were a bit too sweet and dense. Lastly, we got some tea cookies on the side. These were actually the highlight of the whole set -- the lemon lavender tea cookies were fragrant and citrusy and the walnut cookies had a nice nutty texture and flavor. As a side note, it seemed like there were substitutes and we were also missing some items from the afternoon tea menu, which I wish they had noted on the menu if there was a replacement or replace the food we did not receive at all. For this price, I would hop over to Prince Tea House for a better afternoon tea experience as well as interior ambiance. read more
We went for afternoon tea to AnnTremet Cake. They had two sets available: the regular and the Christmas set. We settled for the regular since we didn't want the hot chocolate or pay the extra money. They brought out the Christmas set by mistake, so we ended up eating that. The two sets are pretty similar, so we didn't have any complaints. The bites were all standard, but I wish they included more savory bites since the set comes with three cakes in addition to the sweet bites. Another thing that could be better is the environment. It's a very small establishment with four tables of 2. They don't have a bathroom in the shop either. read more
this post is super late but wanted to share about the delicious cakes that i got from anntremet for my sister's birthday earlier this year. their cakes are so aesthetically pleasing, and they're delicious too - not too sweet yet still flavorful. since we had a large group coming over, i got a 7-inch 'purple dream' cake ($82) and a mini mousse cake combination box ($35). their menu seems to change so the one i chose is no longer on the menu but honestly, everything on the menu sounds wonderful and is customizable. i chose this particular one as it had a layer of purple yam purée, purple yam chiffon cake, and pandan infused coconut mousse, all flavors that my sister loves. the mini mousse cake flavors also change and they typically list which ones are included when you order. i liked that ordering this set gave you the opportunity to try a variety of flavors. (i think) the ones we got were the passion, blueberry lemon lavender, lychee apricot, and black sesame. back in april, delivery was only $5 in manhattan (which was honestly a steal since it'd cost me more to go pick it up via subway) but it looks like it has since increased to $10-$20 i also visited the actual bakery a few months later and tried the pandan coconut and all about strawberry mini cakes. the seating area is small and you need a reservation to do the afternoon tea, which i would definitely love to try sometime! read more
2 years ago
This is such a fun experience! We booked an afternoon tea experience at 2:30pm on a Sunday. There are only 3 tables for seating 2 people each so I would recommend booking early if you are also interested in doing this experience. Our afternoon tea experience was Halloween themed and we had a choice of a tea to share and could choose 3 cakes from their regular display. The rest of the pastries, sandwiches, and cookies that came with it are all part of the afternoon tea set. The service was really good and they explained everything to us and it was really easy to order. I really enjoyed this experience and would recommend it - going for the Halloween themed set was also really cool! read more
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