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    4.5 (23 reviews)
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    Tea selection
    Michaela J.

    This was such a fun and cute experience! I was able to make a reservation online before we came in, which was very great inconvenient. The staff was very friendly explaining the whole story of the restaurant and a little bit of background behind each tea. I think it was definitely a good experience that switches up traditional group outings! The tea, snacks that we had along with our tea were very delicious. They also had a grilled cheese option if you don't eat meat, which was great. All of the teas we tried were very tasty and had unique and very strong flavors. They definitely have something for everyone whether you want a more sweet tea or a tea that has more of a herbal taste!

    Brisket panini, chicken noodle soup; ham and Gouda on croissant with chicken noodle soup
    Kathi W.

    First impression: modern, cozy, intimate. My friend and I were greeted warmly as soon as we entered the establishment. Eric, the owner, then proceeded to give us a very detailed "tour" of the teas they offer. I love that 64 teas are on display with small samples for sniffing at each dispenser. I chose Mulled Wine. It was delicious and tastes just like real mulled wine. My friend had lemon and ginseng green tea. She loved her choice as well. We learned that some teas are better sweetened with sugar as opposed to honey; because honey can sometimes alter the taste of the tea, Who knew? For lunch I had the brisket panini and chicken noodle soup. The sandwich was delicious: the brisket flavorful and tender. My friend had the ham and Gouda on croissant. We both left crumbs! The soup was so good, I wanted to drown myself in it and I told the owners so! I'd go back just for the soup! Next time we will try one of the high or royal teas options. That's a lot of food for just two people. Hats off to Eric and crew. They all made us feel welcome and we got a lesson to boot!

    Cinnamon Pear Tea, Tea 4 Two
    Jennifer C.

    Sunday visit to this charming Tea experience, first visit. The yellow decor is very inviting and helps create a sense of brightness. Eric was super helpful and explained the 64 Tea options fully and went the extra step to explain how to pour the tea properly. I witnessed him go over the instructions with several patrons who visited. I went with the Tea 4 Two, which was easily about 4/5 Tea cups of tea. I actually ended up getting the last of it to go. Cinnamon Pear Tea sounded amazing and it didn't disappoint. Awesome how the tea pot keeps your Tea warm the entire time. Additionally, I went with a Cinnamon Honey Scone and Chocolate Muffin. Both served warmed, they were delicious! I tried my best to finish them both, but I didn't win that battle. Easily one of the best treats I've had in a long time.

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    Rob B.

    We found this place on Groupon and we weren't disappointed. Everyone was so friendly. They explained what we got with or reservation, how to choose our tea, and presented our selection with flair. We were not disappointed in our selection. We bought a couple of bags to take home. I could hang out here sipping on tea all day. And I'm not usually drinking hot drinks. You don't have to have the whole service. They also offer a great menu.

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    Lauren R.

    10/10 establishment! This black woman owned family run space is a must visit! I went for high tea and cannot wait to return. The tea was hot and flavorful. The food was fresh, hot, and seasoned. The staff catered to our every need and gave excellent service. I enjoyed the vast variety of teas and the ability to blend them together. There were so many offerings I will have to go at least twice a month a year to try them all. This spot is great for small gatherings for everyone or a cozy spot to work. I saw they offered bridal and baby shower events. I am sure they would host a book club or two as well. For accessibility the space is cozy so if you use a mobility or sight aid you may need assistance or find it more convenient to go on a slower day. I was just fine as I went on a slower morning for them and it was less crowded. The restroom is small but interestingly had a shower. For my non-tea friends there were coffees and lemonades.

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    Theresa S.

    Cute space, great concept--but still working out the kinks Visited in August 2025. This spot has only been open for a few months, and while the space is adorable and the concept is lovely, the execution needs improvement. My family and I made a reservation for 11 a.m. on a Sunday via Yelp. When I arrived, the place was nearly empty. The staff member was friendly and told us we could sit anywhere, but things quickly became confusing. She thought we had booked the Royal High Tea, which we hadn't. After showing our confirmation email, we cleared that up and ordered the posh blinis and some teas. It took about 30-35 minutes for the blinis to arrive, and they didn't match the menu description. They were served cold on pita rounds with cream cheese, cucumber, lobster, caviar, and a spicy sauce--not what we expected. Then we were told they were also making Luxe blinis (which we didn't order and don't like), so we had to clarify again to avoid being charged an extra $52. The staff member preparing food had to come out and look at the menu to understand our concern. Eventually, we ordered sandwiches instead. Later, the check we received didn't include prices--just a list of items--so we had to go back up to get a corrected bill. Despite the confusion, there were some highlights: The tea wall was fun to explore, with small cups to smell each blend (though some were missing or mixed up). The teas themselves were excellent--the best part of the experience. The staff member was sweet, though soft-spoken and likely new. The food was okay, but the setup is more deli counter than kitchen, and we heard a microwave go off a few times. Also, the china used was plain and didn't match the elegant photos on the menu--none of our items looked like the pictures, which makes me wonder if they used stock images. I wouldn't say skip this place--it has real potential. But I hope they can streamline operations and improve consistency. If they do, I'd love to come back!

    High tea for 2
    Brittnei B.

    I absolutely LOVED my time here and would recommend the high tea experience to anyone who asks. Eric was very knowledgeable and friendly and thoroughly explained every step of the process as well as answered any questions that we had. I look forward to returning. Splendid experience and amazing tasting teas.

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    Suzane C.

    The tea is wonderful. Great selection! The place does have a great menu. However, as another reviewer said, they are still working out the kinks. The table area is roomy and I felt comfortable at my table. The menu is multiple pages and full color. When I was there the owners son waited on us and he was very helpful, but needed to consult with the owner to complete our order, so that took more time.

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    Cynthia S.

    5+ stars. Ive been looking for a place for high tea since the London tea room closed. This place does it better!!! There is a wall of 64 teas to choose from, each with a cup of tea on top to sniff because we all know tea isnt just about taste. There are 32 fruity herbal, 11 black, 12 green, and 8 medicinal teas to choose from. The food is warm, fresh and homemade. I chose the mango n friends tea from Germany. Excellent flavor. They even poured it for me!! This place made me so happy and relaxed. So glad I no longer have to go to Chicago to have tea. They're on groupon and you can make reservations online.

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    Everything was exceptional. This is a fun place to dress up for a brunch or teaparty with the ladies. I can't wait to visit again.

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    Heated patio
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