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    4.4 (5 reviews)
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    Open • 7:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    My daughter and I visited this lovely tearoom for the first time this week. We had the afternoon…read moretea for two which contained all that is expected and so much more. The food was delicious and beautifully presented. There were sandwiches and other savories, tasty dessert bites, a fruit cup with homemade whipped cream, and a light fluffy scone. The Tea menu is immense and contains very thorough descriptions of each tea and herbal. We started with a pot of Macabea Green, moved on to the Eye of Niv Oolong and made our last pot a blended black. The afternoon tea finished with a sparkling tea which was first for us, but so fun an unique. I highly recommend this tearoom. It has a wonderful vibe and Alex and Vesper were very helpful and knowledgeable. We will definitely be back.

    What a lovely little tea shop. It is a bit hidden away, a few doors down from Food City, tucked…read moreinto an alcove between stores. My daughter and I came on a Sunday at noon for an afternoon tea and were seated right away in the garden themed room by Christian. He explained the menu and the expansive tea list (SO many options and well-organized and explained via menu). He mentioned that an afternoon tea experience typically lasts around 1.5 hours. My daughter ordered the Picnic at the World's Fair kid tea experience and I got the Old City Socie-Tea. We ended up waiting about 35-40 minutes to receive our tea but after that, the scone and finger food courses rolled out quickly. The scone (with clotted cream, preserves, and lemon curd) was incredible. The scone was fresh, warm and incredibly soft and crumbly. It was even heart shaped! As for the savory sandwiches and bites:The chopped ham sandwich my daughter liked a lot, but she did not care for the cheese sandwich, which was a stacked slice of sticky, and slightly sweet American cheese. I liked the mozzarella and sun-dried tomato bite, the deviled egg, and the cucumber sandwich. I did not enjoy the chicken salad, which was very celery and onion heavy on an unfortunately stale croissant. I do with that we were given the option of mix and match for finger sandwiches. There were a few other items that I couldn't determine what they were. I would have loved a description card or quick walkthrough as to what was on each tray. We both loved the pastry bites dessert option. The brownie, raspberry cheesecake, and the lemon tart were so tasty! Aside from the experience aspect of the tea service, I loved seeing the staff interact with regulars and treat them as family. The manager was greeting and checking in with each table which is a nice touch. There are conversation cards on each table for tech-free chats and we also loved the special touch of the heart shaped sugar cubes. We had a great time and can see going back for tea, scones, and maybe one of the salads and the dessert bites.

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