I thought this place was amazing, a quaint little tea shop with the added bonus of amazing food. I…read morewas passing through kemptville on my way to Ottawa and decided to stop in with the family for a quick bite. All the food was home made and made on the spot, now it's become a regular stop for our family every time we come through. A must have for anyone who loves a good home cooked meal!

My husband and I were tourists visiting this cute town. We are avid tea drinkers and decided to…read moreduck in from the -15C cold. When we were seated I kindly asked for the tea menu. Response: WE DON'T HAVE ONE. What?? Server then brought us a wooden box with tea sachets! Not acceptable for a place that calls itself a tea room! Owners, please take pride in the tea you serve! I am adding a star because the scones were out of this world. Delicious! The decoration and ambiance are on par with other tea rooms I've been to. Please make the small change of serving quality tea and this will be an awesome place!

very beautiful gardens to visit and fancy experience of drinking tea in their special tea room, my…read morefamily and I had a good time there. Even though it was raining but we enjoyed our visit and we are intending to revisit one day during summer.

From the owner: SpindleTree Gardens is a tourist destination in eastern Ontario. SpindleTree is a must see place…read morefor gardeners, couples and everyone who adores beauty . visit SpindleTree Gardens to enjoy, explore and relax. we offer light lunches with tea and cupcakes in our personalized tea room. SpindleTree is a little England in Ontario. SpindleTree gardens is a fancy venue for weddings, birthday parties, group events and a perfect park for wedding photo-shooting... SpindleTree Gardens, where beauty reigns!

To start off when I went it was extremely busy there was four large parties so my friend and I got…read morethe smallest table in the corner I feel very uncomfortable and very tight in such a small space. If you come here looking for the high tea tower it's about $45 and includes some scones and little pastry items with a pot of tea however for $45 you're really not getting much. I found the prices here extremely high for the amount of food that you are getting. I ordered myself a brunch dish with purple cauliflower a slab of smoked tofu and a cauliflower crust however I found the entire dish extremely unflavourful and quite disappointing. Unfortunately this place left a little to desire that day as they didn't have AC so everyone who was there was just boiling the entire time. Couldn't really enjoy the tea experience because it was just so hot. Giving it 3 stars because the decor was beautiful and the servers were kind.

Not an honest establishment. The food was reasonable and their ability to accommodate allergies was…read moregood. However, we found this establishment to be dishonest. We visited during the HST holiday. When the bill came the HST was on the bill. We asked whether that was an error and the server said "you don't have to pay it". We then said to her that there was an HST holiday enacted and she asked us "so you don't want to pay it". We found this very very odd as every other restaurant we went to had it removed. Also who wants to pay taxes and the question is if the government is not collecting HST does this mean the restaurant is just pocketing the extra amount ? We found this to be very dishonest and will not return. All of our friends were also shocked as were other restaurants we told the story to. Would say if you go to this place check your bill very carefully

Cosies is open for breakfast and lunch Decorated with many…read moreBritish cups and saucers. British royalty, military and actors pictures are hung on walls. Floor and washrooms clean and tidy Staff is friendly, helpful and efficient. My eggs with bangers was quite tasty Ordered homemade jam for brown toast Very good All was well worth the money See you next time

I love this place! Located in bustling downtown Brockville, it's a welcome refuge, offering British…read moreteas and menu items. We've been in for scones and tea, had meals and shared a teapot tucked in a knitted cozy, and I look forward to going back for more of the same. The restaurant has an eclectic design of British teacups and teapots hung around the walls. My favourite table has a window seat in it, like a bay window, with a pillow for back support, with a British flag design on it. Aren't there likenesses of the Queen (Elizabeth II) around the shop? I believe so, and wonder what they will do now that QEII has passed on? Perhaps they will eventually post pictures of King Charles III. It will be my pleasure to go back to check it out. But that will have to wait until after October 5, as they are currently closed for holiday.

This is a quaint tea room located in a historical house in Manotick…read more They serve breakfast and lunch and close at 3. The menu is standard breakfast fare along with soups, salads and sandwiches and quiche amongst a few other things. Their prices are quite reasonable too. It's an interesting place in that it's a non-profit restaurant with proceeds going to various charities in town. Except for the cooks, the staff (a lot of them high school students) are volunteers. They serve tea in teapots with tea cozies and use the real deal China teacups. They serve delicious homemade pies, scones, muffins and various other baked goods. It's a pretty cool place. You should check it out.

We came here because it was coffee and walking distance from where we were staying. Pleasantly…read moresurprised by the decor and tea room. Really cool space, definitely would be great for an afternoon tea. They have an outdoor patio, not that it was being used despite the beautiful day. Pastries and food selection is great. The staff is friendly... but slow and easily distracted. The cashier was taking a phone order while several of us were waiting, pretty unacceptable when another staff member should be able to take a call. We ordered a coffee and a mimosa. Well, they had to go back and check to see if they had juice... they did not. I asked for just the bubbly instead, she had to go back and check again. How do they not know or keep things on their menu in stock? Oh well, they had the bubbly so it was okay. For food we ordered a pastry and a croissant sandwich. The biscotti and pastry were delicious. For some reason, they decided to panini press the croissant sandwich. What the heck, who would do that? Why didn't they ask? Tasty sandwich, but completely ruined due to crushing the croissant. We were expecting it to come straight out of the case and at most maybe microwaved to warm it, not just destroyed in a panini press. Cool vibes, nice atmosphere, food is good, tea menu looks amazing. But, the staff don't seem to have a clue to what they are doing.

Very large, cluttered coffee shop with tacky rules printed on a full sheet of paper scattered…read morethroughout the entire cafe. I ordered an almond croissant and pumpkin latte. The almond croissant was mediocre. After being warmed up by staff, it lost any flakey taste delicateness that it may have originally had. The pumpkin latte tasted like it was made with bitter, burnt espresso. There was a nice amount of foam and the aftertaste was milder and more palatable. I just moved to Canada and hoped this cafe, which is full of potential, would become my go to. I was disappointed, but plan to come back to give the lunch menu a try.

5 out of 5 for: - the ambiance inside (the T&Co tea / café…read moreroom) and outside (the grounds of the estate like during Fall Rhapsody - entrance to the estate is free but there is paid parking - try the Montreal Sandwich lunch with salad - made to order; very fresh; I had it with green tea for warmth - and top with dessert - try their Queen Elizabeth cake (yum!)

Made a little trip to the mackenzie king estate to check out the grounds and the ruins. We then…read morestopped at the tea room for high tea. We ordered the mackenzie blend tea which was very good and the scone. My bf said the scone was delicious and I had a bit of the cream and jam that came with it and I agree... it was real cream and homemade jam.... Amazing!!! As for the creme caramel, it was plan, and the sauce tasted super strong, almost alcoholic?! I didn't care for the sauce, the desert itself was bland and needed maybe some vanilla or something to make it pop. The wait staff were nice and the team room itself was nice. We sat outside on the veranda and enjoyed the view. For 2 teas, 1 dessert and 1 scone it came out to about $18. Not cheap, but it was something new and I enjoyed the scenery.

Great food, atmosphere and portions are relatively great I…read morerecommend to my friends and family

Went for breakfast. Great food, great service. Told our friends about it. We'll be back for sure.read more