This is a great location with a fantastic selection of things that look and smell so good!…read moreUnfortunately, the few times I've been in... about 10 minutes and not one employee even acknowledges my existence. It was not busy, one of two customers in the store. Not inclined to return as customer service is what makes it or breaks it for me.

Wide array of seasonal and custom tea blends, as well as runs and seasonings. Many unique…read moreaccessories for tea are available as well

This is such a cute place! I've been here a few times, and there is so much to look through. The…read morestaff is sweet and friendly. They have a tea room as well, with some fabulous pimento-cheese sandwiches. Pro tip: They have a small cottage in the back with even more antique items to sifts trough, so be sure to check that out as well when you visit.

Hey, this was a pretty awesome find while we were passing through. Nice lunches just like grandma…read moremade.

Any Dutch you go to will more than likely be very busy. This one, in particular, is hunted by…read moretourists and frequented by locals due to the consistent, delicious and decently priced coffee. If you have never had the pleasure of visiting one you need to download the app and take a while looking through it before you just go thinking the menus at the drive through are all they offer. They have hot, iced and frozen coffee. If you are just along for the ride and don't drink coffee, they have delicious lemonade that you can customize, shakes, energy drinks and come limited snacks. You can add some fun things to any drink and some are seasonal. My fav is frozen Campin'. If you get a chocolate drink, they actually make it with chocolate milk and not white with a bunch of chocolate syrup. Their optional Soft Top is truly amazing and unique. It's like a cloud of lightly sweet marshmallowy cream that is amazing! So, you will wait, but it's worth it! This one is always clean around the drive through and the "line busters" really make it a pleasant experience and are always really nice and helpful. JUST GO.... WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR???

First time visiting this location. Staff was super friendly and our drinks were great. Highly…read morerecommend!

The worker was super nice and helpful. It's a cute little tea shop. It also has crepes and other…read moresnacks. I got a passion fruit tea that was really yummy I did make it less sweet but I should have made it even more less sweet as it is a very sweet drink. Overall it's just a cute area and I definitely would come back if I'm nearby.

Both food and tea are amazing! Service was immediate. Ambiance was basic and more low budget…read more But I can appreciate that when a business is trying to get a foot hold and grow. I wish them great success because they serve things that aren't easy to find every where, all day long, and at reduced pricing from other specialty restaurants. The extensive drink menu and amazing selection of both savory and sweet crepes are making my mouth water just writing this description.

Our first visit to Tonya Rea's and we're instant fans. With the many coffee shops the world offers,…read moreit's always refreshing and cherished to find a spot that focuses on tea. Shoutout to the wonderful, kind, and knowledgeable Holly, who assisted us for our visit. Their tea is high-quality, and you can taste the care that goes into crafting each cup. The atmosphere of the shop is welcoming, homey, and the people here are so nice and knowledgeable about the products they carry and offer. Loved seeing the different items for sale that are created by various local artisans, too. There is plenty of cozy seating inside as well as a few dog friendly patio tables outside. The visit was relaxed and enjoyable - really a perfect place to unwind with your favorite cuppa. We thoroughly enjoyed the "Knox Fog" (a delicious take on a London Fog) and the "Butter Pecan Latte" (which was SO GOOD with nutty tones). If you're a fan of tea or looking to try something new, I highly recommend stopping by Tonya Rea's Herbal Tea Shop. You won't be disappointed!

I stopped in yesterday as I have passed by dozens of times and am so happy I did! I had the spicy…read morechai and the girl taking my order recommended adding vanilla sweetener, it was yummy! I'm obsessed with the atmosphere as I have an affinity for the 70's aesthetic. It was so cozy and the perfect environment to sip and enjoy my book. I can't wait to go back!

My first Yelp review is inspired by an adventure that led me to The Kraken's Cup. This is a…read moreheartwarming and inspiring tale though it is not without its troubles (and it is quite long but I hope you'll find it worth the read). Our story begins with a bad day that just seemed to keep getting worse. Our hero (me, hi) decided to go out and procure a little treat in order to feel comforted in a way only a good cup of tea could accomplish. What better place than to The Kraken's Cup? Our hero had never been and was interested in a takeout order. On the drive over, our hero's journey took a turn for the worse. It was around rush hour which meant Road Ragers were abound. Our hero mistakenly offended the delicate senses of one of these dastardly creatures and took a golf ball to the side of their sedan! Once our hero made it to The Kraken's Cup they were quite distressed and distraught and, on the way in, nearly considered turning back. But no! Our hero was persistent. And thankfully too, for as soon as they entered The Kraken's Cup, all their worries began to melt away. The little rectangle of modern rentable space The Kraken's Cup resides in has been transformed into a lovely getaway from the outside world. The leafy decorations, antique wooden furniture, and bright pops of blue (or red, seemingly dependent on which side of the tea house you are on) all come together to create a welcoming, playful, and soothing environment. The old-timey music that played over the speakers was romantic and nostalgic in such a way that one could not ever be too miserable in such a place. Our hero began to settle in and asked the lovely host, Elizabeth, if the take out order they originally came for could become a sit down experience. From there, our hero ordered The Power "T"ea, consisting of a scone (that came with mock clotted cream, honey, and apricot jam--all very delicious) and tea (our hero originally chose Blackbeard's Treasure which they unfortunately were out of--Elizabeth swooped in with a clear knack and knowledge for tea and suggested the Irish Rum which was quite lovely, sweet, and fruity in a way that reminded our hero of bananas which they told Elizabeth. Elizabeth then boasted an impressive knowledge of bananas that astounded and amazed our hero, who may return if only to discover what else she knows). At this point, our hero is feeling much better. They began to feel thankful for the Road Rager and his golf ball projectile if only because it revealed to our hero the true healing power of a cup of tea. Our hero is beginning to think this experience can't get much better until Elizabeth, with a delightful trick up her sleeve, brings out a dish of The Kraken's Cup very own strawberries and cream! Our hero thanks Elizabeth profusely and then heartily digs in to what turned out to be their favorite part of it all. Strawberries and cream? More like strawberries and dreams... because it's so good.. it's like a dream... get it? Heh. Anyway. The narrator struggles to figure out how to wrap up this yelp review. It is my first one after all. Thank you to Elizabeth and The Kraken's Cup for restoring my faith in humanity and providing me such a lovely experience. I will definitely be back and will highly recommend to anyone seeking whimsy and/or really good tea.

What a lovely little tea shop. It is a bit hidden away, a few doors down from Food City, tucked…read moreinto an alcove between stores. My daughter and I came on a Sunday at noon for an afternoon tea and were seated right away in the garden themed room by Christian. He explained the menu and the expansive tea list (SO many options and well-organized and explained via menu). He mentioned that an afternoon tea experience typically lasts around 1.5 hours. My daughter ordered the Picnic at the World's Fair kid tea experience and I got the Old City Socie-Tea. We ended up waiting about 35-40 minutes to receive our tea but after that, the scone and finger food courses rolled out quickly. The scone (with clotted cream, preserves, and lemon curd) was incredible. The scone was fresh, warm and incredibly soft and crumbly. It was even heart shaped! As for the savory sandwiches and bites:The chopped ham sandwich my daughter liked a lot, but she did not care for the cheese sandwich, which was a stacked slice of sticky, and slightly sweet American cheese. I liked the mozzarella and sun-dried tomato bite, the deviled egg, and the cucumber sandwich. I did not enjoy the chicken salad, which was very celery and onion heavy on an unfortunately stale croissant. I do with that we were given the option of mix and match for finger sandwiches. There were a few other items that I couldn't determine what they were. I would have loved a description card or quick walkthrough as to what was on each tray. We both loved the pastry bites dessert option. The brownie, raspberry cheesecake, and the lemon tart were so tasty! Aside from the experience aspect of the tea service, I loved seeing the staff interact with regulars and treat them as family. The manager was greeting and checking in with each table which is a nice touch. There are conversation cards on each table for tech-free chats and we also loved the special touch of the heart shaped sugar cubes. We had a great time and can see going back for tea, scones, and maybe one of the salads and the dessert bites.

We just moved here about 2 weeks ago and are Coffee Hunters looking for places that aren't a…read more"Starbucks" type of place. (To give you an idea of my coffee taste, I don't like Starbucks. Their coffee is hit or miss, sometimes tastes burnt and is WAY too expensive for what you may end up getting. I love Dutch Bros because everything I get from there is great and always tastes like it should also they are always super nice). This little coffee shop is ADORABLE and it also shares the building with Sweet Frog (Frozen Yogurt). We were kind of surprised when we came in because there weren't many pictures in their reviews. They have lots of options (see my pictures for menu) and a "barista favorites" menu that I was glad I saw! Super clean, very cute and inviting. Baristas were polite and there are lots of places to sit inside as well as outside! Prices were pretty good in comparison to most. Don't pass this one up! You will be glad you didn't!

Went through the drive through and they were really quick and nice. I got an iced mocha with…read morestrawberry flavoring and it was delicious!

Thursday March 26th, 2026. Had a strata…read more Pea salad in Dill Cream Sauce. Fruit and Brie and cheese and cracker plate. Chicken Salad. Always great to se KC and the staff!

I've read reviews before I visited The Wild Plum Tea Room. All I have to say is PLEASE go see and…read moreexperience this gem of a place for yourself! Before you go understand this. Reservations ARE a Must!!! No Exceptions!!! Don't try to do a walk in. I've read some speaking on their business model this place has plenty of business I've seen it they are not hurting for patrons to come. We are being gifted with an invitation to experience southern hospitality and face to face socializing like the days of old. When families and businesses cared about more than fast money and saw people as humans and not checks or tourists even. This place makes you remember businesses should have more care of human beings, ethics and integrity and not just a product.There is a reason you need a reservation.This tea room is meant to give personalized attention and service to the patrons not to fill the restaurant's seats. The women who work here love what they do. Also there are only three women I could see there serving /cooking from 3:00 am I'm told throughout the entire service window. My cup was never empty and nothing I asked for was missed. They were accommodating to each request and we made plenty. We were a table of nine, ages 3-72. There is a beautiful artist upstairs sharing stories, paintings and drawings making memories and providing the best hospitality Tennessee has to offer. There is a scavenger hunt in the artist's paintings just ask about it. If you want to take some of the tea home with you they sell it by the gallon and you need to ask for it when you make your reservation through text message NOT while you are there. If you want to taste the tea first go to your reservation and try it. Then request to make another reservation just for the tea to purchase for another day but it is your risk to take. They may or may not allow it because everything they are doing has been made to serve you that day and depending on how busy the restaurant may supplies may not be available to fill the request. This is WHY reservations are so important for your enjoyment and personal catered experience. I was able to see two situations while I went to the restaurant. One group of women didn't have a reservation and therefore they could not be served. The ladies were upset clearly and worked diligently to let other patrons know they were not pleased. They went as far as to ask the waitress about other places they could go to eat while the waitress was in the middle of explaining the menu to our table. There is no food desert in Tennessee you can't walk down a street and not see a food place. Another group came to the restaurant before their reservation. They were acknowledged and asked to please wait under the covered outdoor seating area. They were told at 1:30 ,which was the reservation time according to the patron, they would be called. They were welcomed to The Wild Plum Tea Room. The time was 1:20.The patrons were unhappy about this. I don't know of many restaurants where one has never heard take this buzzer your wait time will be 45 minutes to an hour. With a reservation if you come early they will say we will be right with you or we will call you when your table is ready and even those places don't give you half the attention this place does. You may see tables empty. You may assume they could've just this or that. Give this place a complete chance and learn for yourself the attention to detail these women put into serving the locals, their community and tourists. There is extra parking available to you near the tea room because the onsite parking is smaller.Just follow the sign that says The Wild Plum Tea Room. Enjoy your meal!!!I loved everything,my sister,who is a picky eater ,loved everything other than the peas and bread puddinbecause they were the fresh ones with a bite. That's her preference not a charge against the restaurant. This is not an English tea experience. You are away from the noise and adventure of Pigeon Forge but it's only twenty minutes away from it all also.pass by the Bison and take some time to slow down when you visit The Wild Plum Tea Room.