Apparently this place has been there for a while and regardless of the number of times I drove by I…read morenever noticed. There aren't really any signs. That said it's adorable and nicely decorated inside. You get a couple of hours with multiple courses in your own private room. They have recommendations for the tea pairings with the various courses but you can choose your own and there's one heck of a selection. The staff is knowledge and will give you recommendations on what (if anything) to add to your tea to really bring out the flavor as far as cream and sugar goes. We did the non-alcoholic service and the food and tea were both amazing. There was plenty of food in the three courses. They have limited ability to accommodate dietary needs, but were able to do this for just one member of our party without forcing the others that ad no restrictions to that particular menu item. It didn't matter though, it was all delicious. Anyway, this was an excellent experience and I highly recommend it.

My first time at The Ivy Tearoom, and it was meh. In short, I'm not a fan of paying nearly $50 in…read moreadvance for what seems like grocery store food and tea. The deets follow. After being seated, our party of four waited a long while before someone popped her head into our seating area to direct our attention towards the menus. The Tearoom offers a curated three-course tea as well as a lengthy menu of options to substitute from. We all said we'd like the curated tea and some water, but the staff person said she'd come back in a while after we had some time to look at the menu. Hmmm. Another ten minutes passed before a different staff person returned with glasses of water. She listened when we repeated that we'd like the menu on offer and returned with the first pot of tea. After a while she brought the first course of a scone and savory strata. The scone was dry. Meh. The strata, though, was tender and flavorful. Then came the second course of tea sandwiches. My, my, meh. A slice of mass-market white bread with butter and cucumber slices. A slice of mass-market wheat with something pasty, sprinkled with what seemed like garlic sesame bagel topping. If there was a third savory, I don't remember it. The tea with this course tasted exactly like Harney & Sons Paris blend. Desserts were a mini chocolate and toffee trifle, a brownie-like confection, and a red velvet mini Bundt cake. Meh. The tea for this course was a basic rooibos blend. But maybe I was already over it when this course was served. It was many minutes before staff appeared to ask if we'd need anything further, like boxes. So, the final calculus...a cute room, inattentive staff, expensive. I'm not convinced, but everyone needs their own experience, so I'd say " Go. Enjoy your tea." I'm looking forward to reading your opinion.

A lovely shop selling loose tea, all the equipment needed to brew said loose tea, honey, jams,…read morespices, and more. Everything was organized nicely and labeled very neatly. They also had variety boxes of tea good for gifting or just keeping for yourself.

Nice friendly workers upon entrance with a clean welcoming ambiance. Everyone is approachable and…read morewilling to answer questions. Samples are readily available. Prices are a little higher than other stores we've been to in NM. We've come here a few times always buying 3 or more tea flavors. Really have enjoyed each of them. Definitely recommend this store.

Always a treat! Great service and variety of goodies; even flavors I don't normally like are…read morewell-prepared and delicious. Excellent selection of tea ware and loose leaf tea for those who want to purchase some to enjoy at home.

We have been here a few times and it is very consistent…read more While I'm not huge on tea, I have been impressed each time with the tea selection and pairing with the foods. The servers are always polite and attentive. The food is fresh and tastes great. I like how you have a 2 hour time slot, so you can pace yourself and conversations off that window. The ambiance is intimate and we enjoy the colonial setting.

First time in this charming tea house and I love how the entrance of the tea shop is a charming…read moreboutique filled with special estate items. As you walk further in the shop the transitions to a dedicated spot to all things tea with variety of teas, teacups, tea containers, teapots along with everything needed for a tea experience. They also sell locally made chocolates. Tucked in toward the back of the store is the cozy tea restaurant. They offer high tea service, though reservations are required, and that will be for a future visit. I ordered a chai tea latte with half and half and it was absolutely delish, satisfying my craving for something cinnamony and spicy. For my meal I had a bowl of the green chile stew which was decent, but the highlight for me was their flaky buttery croissant.

Overall: Corrales Tea & Chocolate serves a unique high tea experience that is more homey with decor…read morethat matches this vibe. Food: 4 The high tea experience was ~$40 with tax per person. Throughout the course, you are served 3 different teas alongside scones, a small salad, and 3 tiers of finger foods. This season's menu includes blueberry scones/muffins, beef wellington, spanakopita, quiche, cucumber sandwiches with homemade cream cheese, egg salad sandwich, chicken salad sandwich, cheesecake, beignet, cream puff, and chocolate. They tasted like something you'd be served at your grandma's house (in a good way). The teas that they served went well with the courses. They started with a strong black tea, then a beautiful butterflypea tea, and ended with a blooming green tea (the tea leaves bloomed into a flower in the glass teapot). Service: 5 Our server was excellent. She was very pleasant and did a good job of checking in on us without being annoying. The website mentions a 90 minute limit, but the waitress never rushed us. Ambiance: 4.5 The restaurant is within a tea and chocolate shop. The front is filled with antique knickknacks that are part of an estate sale and add to the grandma core vibes of the restaurant.

Stopped at the Coffee Coop trailer. My daughter and I got iced chai. She had the fall special…read morepumpkin chai. It was very good for iced chai. You can taste the pumpkin flavor well. I had the regular chai. It was good. Service is very friendly and they have a punch card for frequent visits. There were only 2 people working so it took a little while. Checkout their red trailer on Main Street.

I went right after they opened. Average coffee and not much interaction from the staff. I ordered…read morea regular coffee and was pointed to a ledge outside where I could put my own sweetener inside. I could do that at home... ill probably try it again and hope it gets better.

Not everybody likes Tea right? i knew a guy once who said,…read moreno... i don't like Chinese food and im like WHAT? they have 3000 things on their menu!!?? That's Tea and this place... you walk in and there must literally BE 3000 different teas from anywhere that ever grew tea... black tea, green tea, white tea etc and they have little samples you can smell and trust me there are some teas in there i would have never imagined. So if you think you don't like Tea.. maybe you just haven't met the right Tea? The people are super friendly, very helpful.. try it... you'll like it :)

Amazing selection, great people, really neat environment. The teas are amazing! The Earl Grey…read moreVintange is so dang good. Also the watermelon oolong is great! So many cute things for tea and tea-adjacent items in the shop as well. Definitely went in for one tea and left $75 later LOL! No regrets.