I'm quite used to having high tea. As a matter of fact, whenever I can, I will organize meetings…read morewhere they serve high tea. This is by far the dumbest high tea I have ever seen. Lack of variation and you could be dead by the time you get served. So slooooooowwwwww.

First of all, I am a big cupcakes fan. Ten to Three Bakery may not be the best cupcakery in the…read moreworld, BUT they may be the best one in Rotterdam. I came from Los Angeles, where you can find some of the best cupcakes. My favorite specifically is Red Velvet cupcakes, or anything with cream cheese icing. Since I moved to Rotterdam, I have been in a quest to find a decent cupcakes place. I have tried the cupcakes from Dudok and Alice in Cakeland. And to be honest, they were not good at all compared to all the cupcakes I've had. I bake much better cupcakes myself. Nothing against butter cream, they should not be called Red Velvet or Carrot cupcakes unless they have real cream cheese icing. Butter cream is cheap and not worth the calories. Ten to Three Bakery is the first place I found that actually serve cream cheese icing on their cupcakes. The cupcakes taste good. The size is standard cupcake size (they also have mini cupcakes available). The presentation is good. The interior of the cafe is pleasant, spacious, and clean. The staffs are friendly in general. English menu is also available. Recommendations: - Red Velvet Cupcakes - Tea with 2 scones combo (it comes with jam and mascarpone cheese spread). The scones are quite different that the scones I'm used to. They're a bit more softer than a normal scone, but a bit more dense than regular bread.

Ten to Three is a nice place to take a little break from the nearby busy shopping area, but the…read morecupcakes are not very good. The frosting was pretty buttery and the cupcakes did not have a fresh-baked taste - it was more like a few days old taste. I've without a doubt had way better cupcakes in the NL.

We came here to do the "normal high tea" with friends visiting from out of town. It's 22.95 Euros…read moreper person for normal high tea. It's 24.95 Euros per person if you wanted to do the vegan or gluten free high tea option. There's a 2.5 hours limit for the high tea and it was plenty of time to eat and chat with friends. You'll get unlimited hot water refills. For the normal high tea, each platter will have five different loose leaf tea containers, two types of salads, breads, bread spreads (e.g. jam, herb, and hummus), two types of yogurt, red velvet cake, banana bread, brownies, and energy balls. I enjoyed a lot of the foods. I really like the fresh bread and their spreads, the salads, banana cake, and red velvet cake. I thought that the yogurt was a bit tart and the brownie was very sweet. Overall, I would comeback again one day. It's a great place to come do some work and enjoy baked goods or a healthy lunch.

Don't let name fool you , totally amateur about tea. No tea set or Gaiwan or teal pot of any sort …read more They don't rinse green tea and They charge full price for hot water refill . Completely clueless about tea. But nice staff .

No American credit cards accepted so bring your euros. Great boba tea spot next to the train…read morestation, has that chill lounge and american music playing. Daughter ordered a regular hong kong tea with tapioca balls. I ordered the iced matcha green tea with tapioca balls. Overall, it was tasty and just happy to find a spot while we are here. My only complaints...the match green tea was way sweet, sugar and matcha powder are already mixed per the staff. Not sure where theu get their matcha tea powder. The tea houses in CA we get to decide how much sugar/sweetness we want using a % scale. I usually order mine low on the sugar. And also, it would be great if they got machines that took american credit cards too. Just saying

Every bubble tea we've had here has been good. They're located a block away from Rotterdam…read moreCentraal. Stop by for a tasty drink!