Made a reservation 3 months in advance and they were closed when we arrived after driving 2 1/2…read morehours.

Such a cool and sweet atmosphere, and the service was great and fast. Had such a great time with…read morehot tea and good food. All traditional British made.

QUALITY tea and tons of different flavors. Definitely one of my favorite businesses at the flea…read moremarket.

From the owner: Handcrafted Loose Leaf Tea Blendsread more

What a delight!!! I'm so glad ILoveMemphis blog included this place in their January events! A very…read morecute tea lounge with an extensive tea menu. Spectacular and very personalized service. The owner/host was so sweet! We felt so welcomed and had such a lovely afternoon. We did the vision board event and had so much fun. We will definitely return again! 10/10!

From the owner: Escape into Enchanted Tea Lounge, Midtown Memphis’ premier sanctuary for loose-leaf teas,…read moreceremonial matcha, and community. We specialize in artisanal blends that transform a simple cup into a meaningful ritual. Discover the Enchanted Pearl Bar™, our sophisticated take on elevated boba made with premium loose-leaf bases and botanical infusions—never artificial syrups. Join our High Society Tea Tribe for weekend tastings, events, and a brand-new savory brunch featuring fresh croissant rolls. Hours are Sunday by special appointment/reservations only, Mondays closed, Tuesday through Saturday from 10 am to 6 pm.

Superb! Excellent tea, scones, finger foods, and sandwiches! Wonderful service, friendly faces, and…read morenice atmosphere. I can't wait to go again!

The spinach lasagna was not at all what I expected in our to-go order. It surely didn't have the…read moreappearance of any lasagna I've ever eaten! I'm not exactly sure what was used on top, but it had the thin, appearance and consistency of phyllo dough. The filling appeared to consist primarily of spinach, which was extremely watery and had such a slimy consistency that we found the dish inedible. (See photo) Three of the four sweets included with our High Tea for Two looked remarkably similar to items I have purchased at my local Walmart. (See photo.) The owner also informed me she would include tea bags, which she failed to do. Additionally, when we placed and paid for our to-go order at the register, the owner asked whether we wanted to leave a tip, which we felt obligated to do since she was bold enough to ask. I found this somewhat unusual, considering we were not dining in, had received no table service, and were not seated at a table while waiting on our takeout order. That's $73.33 we wish we had kept! Needless to say, we won't be going back.

Taken here recently as part of a group. Not a big fan of the old school tea rooms of last century…read morebut this place is clearly for the downtown and Courthouse crowds. Salads are large, creative, and tasty. So are the desserts--everyone wanted the pecan cobbler. Almond tea was another huge hit. . They serve up a decent (yet overlooked) burger for us lads but service was great and everyone was happy. Classic modern south setting, and good food. Why not?

Saw on FB where they had a good lunch special last week. Country ham, greens, blackeyed peas and…read morecornbread. Haven't been here in years so decided to stop in. 2 large groups had just been seated and finished ordering when I sat down. Service was OK despite the big groups. Glad my small order got in before there's as I had finished eating when they bought the last plate to one of them. Food however, meh, just so so. I believe their sandwich plates are better than their meats & 2. The country ham was very good, tender and flavorful. The cornbread was not as they gave me a roll, guess they didn't have cornbread. The peas, well, canned, and on a large leaf of lettuce? The greens, canned. If you're going to advertise a hot lunch special, and it's limited to only 1 meat and specific veggies, seems like you would cook them as homemade vs straight from the can. The guy playing the piano at lunch was nice. Definitely a 'fu fu' place.

This place has been on my radar for quite some time. I finally was able to break away from work…read more While I wanted to be excited, I can't be. This place is FULL of entitled old, nasty attitude women, clearly retired or NEVER worked a day in their life. I literally watched a group of serves talk for greatly of 5-7 minutes or more as my beverage continued to decrease. I had to get out of my sit to ask for a refill. At NO point prior to me getting up did ANYONE of these blue apron ladies walk over to ask "do you need anything else". Then the lady in reuse manner cut me off as I'm talking, I'm trying to be respectful to my elders but you know respect is a two way street. I will not come back or recommend this place. I should have known the environment in which I entered what to expect from "these" women but I was hopeful. It unfortunate in 2026 we're still dealing with "these" kinds of women. The food, decent. Yams are OVERLY sweet, sweet tea is good. Spaghetti could use more flavor. All this is not enough to come back, there MORE than several other welcoming establishments you/I can spend money and receive better service. Keep in mind, you have to pay for your food ahead of time and they give you a "chip" for dessert at the register yet they still want to "see" your receipt. So what's the purpose of the chip? That said, eat/visit at your own risk.!

In June I went to Memphis for a concert at Overton Park but made a trip to Woman's Exchange for…read morelunch in the tea room. Both the dining room and the gift shop are volunteer-run by some of the nicest ladies in Memphis. I enjoyed Steak Tips with gravy on mashed potatoes with salad, a roll, desser, and a beverage. The food was as good as the last time I ate here in 2013. I also like that gift shop purchases help Southern women get ahead financially with products from clothing, crafts, to food products. I bought a delightful cats and dogs themed travel mug that keeps cold and warm beverages at temperatures for hours. It's well worth a stop for both lunch and shopping in Memphis.

Great spot for nutritious shakes and teas. The owners are THE NICEST people!!! Lots of flavors of…read moreshakes and teas to choose from. Give them a try and you won't be sorry. They are on Byhalia Rd in Collierville behind Cheers. Get some!!!

While the atmosphere in this business is really nice with simple, but trendy decor, the drinks are…read morenot worth the hype (or the money)! The tea had a very strange, sour, and strong flavor. The shakes we had were very grainy, watered down, and powdery. We ended up getting a full refund for everything we bought, thankfully. It was about $6/drink.

Brought a group of retired friends here for lunch in May. I dislike writing not so great reviews…read more The place is so nicely decorated. Very quaint and beautiful inside. Service was not on par that day. They were down servers and kitchen staff. We arrived at 11:30 and it took our server thirty minutes or more to bring water. We received our waters and then after another 20 minutes places our orders. Some of us ordered sandwiches and some of us opted to order the tea service. We did get our tea and our friends got their sandwiches. About an hour later or more we still had not gotten our tea service. Friends had to leave since it was 1:45 pm and we had not eaten anything yet. We were told we could cancel our tea service which we did. They did comp our pot of tea. Our server did apologize. Other patrons left without ordering that day. I have not returned since this experience was not good. I hope everything gets worked out and they can hire more help. I know the service industry is hard to keep good workers. I was very disappointed.

Link to view the complete menu…read more https://menu.minitable.net/#/dashboard?sid=s54e35ed6ed2f1519472d93a71f954807

Awesome little hole in the wall…read more Old servuce station turned into a burger joint with milkshakes. Weekly specials, old decor, has gas and oil stuff posted all over.