Very cute and intimate shop. The tea variety was pretty cool. There was an abundance of loose tea…read more The staff were very welcoming and very knowledgeable the tea.

Take your "tyme" and relax at this sweet tearoom! It's cute, but not as prim as some other tearoom…read moreI've been to. There are plastic covers on the chairs, which is practical yes, but takes away from the formality of a tearoom. A couple of the tables were wobbly, and I think they could use one or two smaller tables for twosomes and threesomes. The paper napkins were wrapped the utensils with a cute ribbon which was a nice touch for paper napkins. The main drawback: There was literally a little waste receptacle ON the table! Definitely not appropriate. There's a sort of creepy yet quirky robot that greets you at the front door. It evidently speaks different languages. She's cute though! Her name is Rose. The Victorian afternoon tea was nice, you know okay. I had the cucumber sandwiches (and added chicken salad sandwich for an upcharge) and the tea for $16.95 came with a mini cupcake, a mini scone and a mini cookie. The cuke sandwich was lightly toasted and fresh, the chix salad was on wheat and too mayonnaise-y for my taste. The sweets were delicious. You can choose your sandwich from several options, and your flavor of scone. Today the had raspberry white chocolate, orange cranberry, and blueberry. The Earl Grey cream tea was hot and fresh. Nicely steeped! The teapot and the tea accoutrements were all pretty! The server, Jamie, was sweet and helpful. The shop was also filled to the brim with gifts: jewelry, tea things, figurines, ornaments, candles, soaps and other knickknacks. While I was there the tearoom filled up quickly! Families and guys enjoyed their tea times. However, the ladies behind me were quite loud and rude playing videos loudly of their kids doing "cute" things. So gauche! So uncouth! Not tearoom manners at all! I wanted to take their phones! Ugh! Several customers walked in and ordered from the counter with a large selection of smoothies, boba tea, bubble tea, chai teas, milk teas, coffees, and milkshaplus a huge selection of regular teas: black, herbal, green and white teas. I'd come back, but don't expect the typical English tea experience. It's a bit more low key and casual. Unless you have a large party, you can just walk in without a reservation. I did come back! It was nice that on a Friday, they were open late and we were able to grab a bite! Service was slow on this day because I think only one person was minding the store! I chose the Buckingham Palace tea this time!!

Such a great addition to the local Culpeper scene and selection of ice cream spots! Their ice cream…read moreis scoop-style with tons of different flavors with sweet, fresh sugar cones and amazing waffle cones. The milkshakes are also fantastic! Their atmosphere is awesome as well - they have a spacious shop with a nice pastel pink and green aesthetic.

Great place to stop in for ice cream. One scoop In a cup was really big! The ice cream was thick…read moreand very smooth. It'd be neat if they ditched the 3 or 4 small tabes in there and created a shelf a long the wall where you could eat on barstools.

Well this was unexpected…read more.. Okay.So first, they have friendly people who really know the restaurant that they're in, which is kind of cool.And this place is amazingly clean. So we got pies, me and my wife.We got pies. I got the meat pie.The very first one on the list and I have to tell you it was great. I did make a mistake though. If I had to do it all over again, I would wait till it cools a little bit. I would not cut it in half. I would very carefully remove that top crusty layer, ohh, my god, what a feast of flavor. Secondly, for god's sake, don't cut the d*** thing in half. Use the little plastic fork and knife and cut about an inch and a half or two inches of the crust off of one edge of the pie. This does two things first.It lets you taste this amazing crust by itself.And on its own and trust me, it does stand alone. That when the pie cools a little bit more, then, you can pick it up and eat it from one edge, All the way through to the other edge. Because if you cut it in half, you have to deal with the widest part twice.And that gets it all over your face. But hey, if you're a face eater, go all the way. We got the dessert pie, it was small.We cut it in half, and we each had half.And that was easy to deal with in half.But make no mistake, this is a good meal.And they have so many options. And might I say good options. Now, I have to come back so many times to be able to try all the different kinds. However, if you're just driving through and you want something to grab and take in the car with you. Yup this is the stop. This is the place you want to get into and out of quickly because you can get in and out quickly. I would venture to say, with the average time in a mcdonald's being around twenty five minutes just to get your food, you can probably get real food here faster unless they're really busy. That happens if they're really busy, just be patient. It's worth the wait.

Service alone was super attentive and friendly! We got the Arnold Palmer dupe (ask for the lemonade…read moreless sweet, otherwise default is too sweet). The strawberry matcha was made from homemade puree and delicious (one of the best I've ever had!)

Located on the 2nd floor above a bookshop, Miss Minerva's sets the stage for afternoon tea with an…read moreold Hollywood Art Deco vibe. The menu reflects this with sandwiches and salads named for the likes of Bogart and Hepburn as well as afternoon tea options ranging from the Wonka Chocolate Tea to a classic afternoon tea and seasonal tea featuring soup and salad. We tried both the Wonka tea and the classic tea. The Wonka tea was a winner with its range of chocolate goodies, ranging from chocolate covered strawberries to a truly excellent slice of chocolate cake (that was also featured in the classic tea) right down to a solid chocolate spoon for stirring the chocolate flavored tea (you could also opt for hot chocolate instead of the tea). The classic tea was a bit more uneven, with the chicken salad sandwich and an unusual sweet potato sandwich featuring bacon jam and pepper jelly being quite good, while the thick sliced radish and cucumber sandwiches could do with refining of presentation (nobody really likes a thick slab of radish with the skin left on) and more flavor. Even a little extra salt would help. There are many varieties of tea to choose from for your classic tea and they were uniformly excellent. Service is leisurely, allowing time to relax and socialize, which is, after all, the point of afternoon tea. We never felt rushed and service was unobtrusive but professional. Our server quickly provided additional hot water for the pots and generally made us feel welcomed and well cared for. Overall, a very pleasant experience.

This was a cute place, I like the experience and the view from the tea room itself was nice. Our…read moreserver was very nice and attentive. We were the first of the day so we got our items relatively quickly, but the room filled up pretty fast, so I would probably recommend a reservation. We got the tea for two, and I was impressed with the sandwiches and churros. The other desserts on the tray I was less impressed with, a little dry and felt a day or two old. The tea was great.

Love my coffee from here yes they have one in Gordonsville, but I like orange way better.read more

This review is directed to the owners of this business, and does NOT reflect on the services…read morereceived over the years by this customer. The business was shut down in mid-July to replace the existing kiosk and shed with a single building. It was supposed to occur in June, but apparently the required building permits were not procured. From the start, the project has been poorly managed. Usually when a business does a makeover such as this, there is some form of communication to customers regarding the plan. For example, signage is placed to inform customers of the upcoming changes, and the plan for returning to normal business. No such communication occurred, other than perhaps the barista informing customers verbally. This does nothing to inform transient customers, who are not even aware that the kiosk exists. And loyal, long-term customers such as my wife and I are left in the lurch, not knowing if or when the kiosk will ever return to business. As of August 21, we are still unsure whether the kiosk will be open any time soon. In the meantime, we are left with hoping the food court coffee trailer is open when we are looking for coffee (forget Dunkin'). There are no signs in the window, just building permits in various stages of incompletion. It's been very disappointing, as my wife and I have been frequenting this coffee kiosk for more than 10 years (back when Nancy and Karl Colbrunn owned it). In the business world, a Project Manager can make all the difference. This project could easily have been done in less than two weeks, which would have reduced the adverse impact to customers and employees. Perhaps the owners could do some damage control and (at least) put up some kind of information in the windows of the new building letting customers know what is going on. Also, consider placing some kind of signage along the street to let folks know there is actually a coffee kiosk in the parking lot (not just some random building sitting there).

Today I ordered a Vietnamese coffee with little sugar and my daughter ordered a waffle with…read morestrawberries red bean and strawberry sauce. The staff was very patient while we decided what to order. The inside is decorated nice just playing music inside. The waffles are very tasty and the toppings seemed to be fresh.

Large menu of all types of bubble tea and multiple size options including xxl. Lots of treats and…read moredesserts too!

The boba cafe is up the stairs (follow the arrows). The moment you walk out the stairs you see this…read morebeautiful flower/boba artwork. I ordered the golden paradise fruit tea with lite ice and 50% sugar. Even with the reduced sugar it was still WAYYY too sweet.

Imagine peeking through a coffee shop window, spotting MuCha like a hidden treasure, and deciding…read moreto wander over. Inside, it's like walking into a tea lover's playground, complete with a DIY kiosk that makes ordering feel like a mini adventure. Service was fast and friendly. The matcha milk tea is so good it might just make you do a happy little dance, even if your wallet feels a tiny pinch at the $10 price tag. But hey, sometimes a little splurge is worth the cozy vibes and that one-time tea treat. Overall, MooCha's a quirky little spot that's definitely worth a visit at least once--just to say you've had a sip of something special!

As a big bubble tea fan, I'm always on the lookout for new spots, so I decided to check this place…read moreout when I was nearby. Location: It's tucked inside a small strip mall, so it can be easy to miss. There's parking available in the front, as well as some spots in the back, though you'll need to walk around to the front if you park back there. Inside: The shop is quite small. There's a table for two awkwardly placed in the middle, surrounded by shelves stocked with snacks, as well as a couple of order kiosks. They also have a printed menu, but I tend to prefer checking out pictures or more detailed descriptions when deciding on a drink. Service: The staff was very friendly! The two women who helped me were welcoming, and when I asked about the place, they pointed out the owner, who was also nice. The girl who took my order was super helpful in walking me through the process. Drinks: They offer three sizes: small, regular, and bucket size. You can also add boba or flavored poppers for an additional 80 cents. I ordered the Mi Amore, and it was delicious and refreshing! Overall: I would definitely recommend this spot. They have a solid selection of drinks, and the service is warm and helpful. My only gripe is the ordering process and the use of kiosks (I prefer a more traditional, visual menu). Also, seating is limited both inside and outside, so this is definitely a place to grab your drink to-go.

They are quite busy, this shop. I had stopped by on a day when they only had one barista and a long…read moreline waiting for their orders or to place orders. They didn't have a lot of room in there, but they do have more than just boba, tea and other drinks. They a variety of snacks, too. Besides that, they also have 2 kiosks you can order from so the barista doesn't have to take it if they're busy- which is nice and convenient. I ordered a Mi Amor drink without any toppings. I reduced the ice and sweetness level, which is a normal for me. The drink was okay. It's very middle of the line drink. I would love to come back and try other drinks on the menu because the barista was really friendly and patient despite being the only one working during an unexpectedly busy day- definitely something I appreciated.