Rita is wonderful! Her shop is beyond beautiful! What a treat it was to have a great cup of coffee…read morealong with a fresh ham & ch croissant ! The blueberry muffins are moist & delightful. We will definitely be back! What a special place to visit. Helpful and friendly. @redesignbyjennierenewedfurnishings&decor on FB!

My sweet little hometown...GEORGETOWN! I was born and…read moreraised in this quiet little suburb so my heartstrings were already being pulled as soon as I arrived. I have lived all over the US & even outside of it, but there will always be a soft spot for this area. In the 80s, my mom used to take my tiny self into a local craft shop within this building. Our family went bowling in the old school bowling alley out back (& seems to still be there). We watched Fourth of July parades along this street. I went to elementary and middle school nearby. The area has changed a little but I can still see the beautiful town I grew up in. I was excited to see this picturesque and unique tea shop during my nostalgic trip "home". I haven't walked along Main Street since the late 90s. On the day of my visit, it was a blustery fall day and the rain had just started to fall. My mom, husband and I met Susie, the owner, who warmly welcomed us. We chatted while she prepared our drinks. Loved hearing her story of how she came to own this amazing shop. I could have spent a whole afternoon here easily if I didn't have more places to visit. I ordered an Americano, which was smooth and subtle. I'm quite used to strong espresso so this was a little too mellow for my preference, but I truly enjoyed it on this day. My mom ordered a ginger tea, which warmed her up on a chilly afternoon. This would be such a great gathering spot with friends or to host an event in. Hopefully I'll be able to return soon & pay Hatters another visit.

Celiac's Dream! This is such a cute little coffee and bake…read moreshop, with so many gluten-free options! I had the strawberry peach muffin, and it was absolutely amazing--light, fresh, and not heavy at all. It was the perfect treat to enjoy with my morning coffee. Everyone was super friendly, too! And if you've never been to Newburyport, you definitely need to visit--it's the cutest little town. We had such a great time, and I would love to come back again next summer!

Needed to kill an hour so was recommended to come here for a great baked goods…read more She also told me that the coffee was just OK or not great, so, I opted for iced chai latte and it was great. Bringing a few big goods home and the reviews were great. Chocolate chip cookies were chewy and crunchy and perfect. I would definitely drive by here again and highly recommended.

I am so happy to write this review after my second wonderful visit to teaCAMILLA…read more My first visit was for a simple ginger tea to soothe a health flare--it was incredibly high-quality, gentle, and helped my symptoms immediately. On my second visit, I went for my go-to cafe order: a medium iced matcha with oat milk and local honey. I was so impressed by the barista's technique! They crafted it perfectly so that the honey was completely incorporated and didn't just freeze and stick to the ice. Beyond the incredible tea menu, they have a beautiful retail section stocked with a wide variety of quality teas, books, and stationery gift merchandise The service is just as lovely as the drinks. Both times I was greeted with genuine kindness the moment I walked through the door. The ambiance is cozy, calm, clean, and highly aesthetic. While it wasn't crowded during my visits, it's a beautifully relaxing spot, and they even have outdoor seating where people were happily working. Highly recommend!

The best and most cozy tea shop on the planet. The Meyer Lemon and Guava Strawberry are my go to…read more The weekly community events are amazing and they have a wonderful free not so little library! Danvers is so lucky to have Tea Camilla!

Wuitky, fun tea room inside the Garrison Hotel. Food was good and the service was great! Staff…read morecouldn't have been more friendly and helpful. Friend was lost and the chef who was leaving volunteered to go outside and flagged her down in the square! A fun afternoon!

the tea rooms itself are elegant and very unique. The cost is steep for a short period of time…read morebut I thought it would be worth it not to have to do anything but enjoy myself. The employees from the hotel are supposed to serve the food which is only catered by one choice caterer. Sweet peas, bakery. All the baked foods that we ordered, including the cake was delicious The service however at the Garrison serving the food purchased at the sweet pea bakery for the tea lounge was not worth the cost. Before the event and during guests from the hotel thought it was a free breakfast brunch and we're coming in taking glasses to serve themselves. Hotel employees did not say anything I had to say something. They should have a signed private event. 10 minutes later, the same thing happened with other uninvited guests from the hotel. 15 minutes into the function the urn for hot water for the tea was still coming out cold (you would think something called the tea room )would be able to have tea when the event starts? I knew the exact time because the party guest came up to me and told me it was still coming out cold and I looked at my watch. I do not think you should have to wait until 15 minutes into an event to start having the tea. It is a short event and expensive event. Everything should be ready at 11 not 11:15 the servers were supposed to replenish the multiple salads and fruit (I shouldn't have had to police it) when I saw it was down to the bottom I looked for the girl (she wasn't around)then I looked in the room to do it myself but I couldn't find where she had the extra two bowls of salad I purchased. I had to go to the front lobby of the hotel to see if I could find the girl. The woman behind the hotel lobby desk which I thought worked there because that's where she sat the whole time she told me that she must've went to the bathroom. I told her I have been waiting for her to come back for 15 minutes to refill the salad. She told me she would do it. I didn't even think she was part of the event. I thought she worked at the hotel because she was sitting behind the desk but I guess she's the manager. The bowl was not filled for 15 minutes. The event was almost over and I had a lot of extra food because it was not replenished as it should've been. The gratuity tip is automatically decided for you even if they didn't do their job the way it should've been done. I felt like I had to do a lot of the event myself as far as going back-and-forth to notify them not to even mention that people from the hotel were coming in thinking it was a free breakfast. Although it was beautiful and the bride enjoyed herself, I was disappointed in the final outcome. I did try to call the hotel several times that night after the event I did not want to do it in front of the bride. I finally got a hold of someone on Thursday and she denied all of it I had people with me that can confirm everything. Good luck if you book this place.

Went for mothers day…read more Tea: 2/6 people liked their tea. Mine reminded me of soap. It was something lavender. The berry one was a favorite, the green tea pomegranate was a full miss. Food (savory course): I told the server I was vegetarian. She told me that they would bring out extra vegetarian sandwiches, which they did not do. I was stuck there eating bread with a sliver of cucumber (too thin for a crunch) a thin swipe of cream cheese, and one to two flattened micro green sprouts in there. I was hungry and the other sandwiches looked great. Dessert 1 (scone course): Didnt recognize it. they gave us a dry lemon scone with a heck of a lot of icing on top. No cream, no butter, one factory processed jar of strawberry jam. Nothing to ease into the desserts. Dessert 2 (sweet course): All horribly sweet. Madeline was dry and had a hunk of chocolate or something on top. Not at all what I expect a Madeline to be (oven-fresh) and again too sweet. Petit fours: they somehow did this one well. Cream puff: winner. elderflower in this was excellent and it was light fluffy and fresh. Chocolate lumps: no one ate this. Macarons: too sweet. Almond one everyone but my dad hated. The purple one we thought was overly sweet without much flavor but was better than the almond. Chocolate ball with raspberry: intense flavor, pretty good, not sure what was up with the sprinkles. Honestly this is the second time I've been unimpressed, and after the staff fully disconnecting with the kitchen/customer I dont think I'll be back.

The cutest place for afternoon tea! I went here for a private event with some friends and it was…read moreperfect! I had their quiche and salad as the main. The cheese board was so cute and what stole the show were their pastries! The staff was so nice and attentive and it was honestly the perfect location to go with some friends or family and enjoy afternoon tea!

Sweet cozy coffee house that made the most delicious Matcha latte really enjoyed it. Seems to be…read morevery popular around the neighborhood. Very good for tourist and residents . And super cute super clean and they have some big goods there too.

Nice cafe, some delicious snacks. I had a latte, but it was better than many. Staff was friendly…read more We didn't stay, but the coffee shop was warm and inviting. Bonus, there's a public parking lot very near by.

The best coffee shop in amesbury. The vanilla latte is the best I've ever had. My toddler loves the…read morechocolate pops. Amazing scones as well!

This is my favorite coffee shop in Amesbury. Thier baked goods are fresh and delicious. But the…read morebest thing about this place is that their ice cubes for the iced coffees are made of coffee! Although I think Market Street makes the best scones, Ovedia is a close second. I always have great service, the bathrooms are clean, and I always leave satisfied.

The coffee and pastries are of the highest quality in this humble little cottage on 127. The…read morelocation is just right to pick up a treat on a seaside stroll. But it's Erik's commitment to "cultivating community" (his stated mission) that is unlike anything else I've experienced. Erik seems to be everywhere, serving his coffee and sharing his huge heart with the greater Beverly community. Erik curates true connection, and our community is an immeasurably better place because of Erik and his Beantrust.

Adorable coffee shop! Great drink selection and wonderful staff. Very welcoming and fun atmosphere,…read morehighly recommend. Stopped in on Halloween and the staff were dressed up with the cutest menu! I loved my matcha the Dracula was on the more bland side but I admit that might be from us getting almond milk in it. Still very tasty