A Taste of Britain

The earl gray lavender tea was possibly the best tea I've ever had! Delicious desserts too. Only thing I would have preferred is additional vegetarian sandwich options.

Excellent listing of teas, great sandwiches and scones, and an overall very proper or improper (depending on your raised pinkie finger) high tea. They serve various other foods as well, but as with most tea houses, the focus is on the tea (there are two pages plus specials just devoted to tea). The special teas are worth noting, as well as the special scones. I recommend fully the Afternoon Tea option which gives you scones, sandwiches, tea, and desserts in one option. Is somewhat pricey, but is worth the visit. The location is a little hard to find (you have to meander through a commercial mews before you find it), and parking is not always available.

elegant. tons of different selections of tea. delicious types of finger sandwiches, ranging from chicken salad to cranberry butter. decadent desserts to please your sweet tooth. wonderful place to go to get a “Taste of Britain”.

The selection if teas is excellent, and the food is good. I definitely recommend doing the daily sandwich platter.

Also, the small store attached to the restaurant sells a lot of British favorites, so a good stop for ex-pats. You can get your Branston pickle, steak pies, and lots of British candy all under the same roof.

They were utterly delightful. Not only did they pay special attention to everything I put in our reservation notes, but we felt the genuine care and warm wishes for our anniversary. They even gave us a slice of cake!

All the food was delicious and the service certainly set them apart. Our server Alyssa was attentive and helpful.

We will certainly be back!