Absolutely love this tea room! It was as authentic as stepping into the 1800s and having tea with…read moreQueen Victoria. The ambiance includes fine china teacups and saucers, along with three-tiered dishes, classical music, and cloth napkins. The tables and chairs were comfortable, along with a display of various tea ornaments, which included some for sale as well. The food was absolutely wonderful; everything was homemade, which included an abundance of cookies, two different types of scones, and large tea sandwiches on different types of bread (e.g. salmon on a croissant, cucumber and cream cheese on raisin bread, etc.). The food was fresh and well-prepared! Service was top-notch; we were given the utmost attention during our stay, even conversing with our waiter about the various events that the tea room had hosted over the years. Was impressed with how knowledgeable about tea our server was, and passionate as well. Will definitely recommend this tea room to anyone looking for an authentic and delicious tasting experience!

Wonderful experience at the Savoy Room with Augustino, he was very attentive, warm and welcoming…read more The food prepared by his family was delicious and exceeded expectations. The tea selection was great, a variety of non-caffeinated versions of regularly caffeinated teas (Non-caffeinated English Breakfast and earl grey). Will definitely be returning in the future whenever we're in the area! I appreciated the reminder to bring our own takeout containers (although I still forgot them, will try to remember for next time).

I came here for high tea with my family and it wasn't as good as it used to be. They had quiche and…read moreveggie puff pastry which was cold. I thought it would be hot when they served it.

I treated my mom to High Tea at The Drawing Room at the Prince of Wales Hotel the Saturday after…read moreChristmas and it was truly a magical experience for the elegance of the Prince of Wales Hotel and deliciousness at The Drawing Room. It was such a special experience from start to finish! I ordered the Traditional Afternoon Tea, which included a beautiful assortment of finger sandwiches (two of each), including egg salad and chives on a flaky croissant, along with a chef's selection of tea sandwiches that are always prepared daily on imported French bread. My favorite was the one with the salmon. We were also served an assortment of pastries created by Pastry Chef Kim, all of which were as lovely to look at as they were to eat, plus their signature house-made scones with jasmine tea-infused sultana raisins, served with strawberry jam, creme fraiche, and butter. And yes, you know me, I ordered coffee instead of tea. No regrets! Meanwhile, my mom chose the His Royal Highness Tea, which came with a generous charcuterie and artisanal cheese board, a pot of tea, and one ounce of Bowmore 12-year-old Islay Scotch. She surprised me by choosing the scotch over the sparkling wine option but shared she had a bit of a cold and thought it might help which made me laugh! Everything was beautifully presented, so, so delicious, and the service was impeccable! The whole experience was wonderfully indulgent and a perfect way to spend time together after the holidays. A true five-star afternoon that I can't wait to enjoy again someday!! I'd also love to spend more time in the Prince of Wales hotel... maybe next time :)

We arrived a few minutes before our seating. However, the greeter promptly took us to our table and…read moregave us menus. We opted for the afternoon tea. We perused the menu of teas and settled on Windsor and Earl Grey teas. Shortly our teas arrived and subsequently the 3-tiered serving stand with savory and sweet items. The savory items were mostly on the bottom tier. Scones were on the middle tier and sweet items were on the top tier. Everything was delicious and tasted well. I find them serving tea in a french press is unacceptable. Tea should be served in a tea pot. Visited June 28, 2025

Lovely historic house owned by the parks system that serves Afternoon Tea, Champagne Tea and…read moreChildren's Tea. Staff are dressed in period costume and teas are available to purchase. Highly recommend reserving in advance. The tea room is a lovely conservatory with wooded views built onto the back of the house. Afternoon Tea consisted of four types of sandwiches, 3 delectably tender scones per person with cream and jam and three miniature desserts per person. You get your choice of teas, served in a press and refreshed with hot water as needed. Servers are delightful and it's just a fantastic traditional tea experience

This place is done up to the nines. Old furniture and dresses all over the tea room and wallpaper…read moreeverywhere. You would never know it from the outside. Once inside you are shown to the parole and given a bit of a history lesson. Once you are seated you are given a binder describing over 70 teas. You get to choose your tea and your teapot. A series of serving occur with homemade mini sandwiches and sweets. The whole tea takes at least 90mins and is very relaxing and fun. Your hostess is lovely and very knowledgeable and she tries to make as authentic an experience as possible. You do need reservations and honestly it's worth the drive for an excellent experience at bottom level prices.

What a wonderful experience! I have had afternoon tea in many places, this place is by far the best…read moreI've been to. "Lady Kimberly" was warm, approachable, and knowledgeable. She had interesting information about the culture and society rules in Victorian times. The food was delightful, and the choice of tea was amazing! so many to choose from. My sister took me to Tea Granny's as a surprised, it turned out to be the highlight of my visit to Ontario. My sister and I have decided to make this one of our standard 'go-to's"every time I visit. Thank you, "Lady Kimberly", for a lovely afternoon, you made it a very memorable and special time with my best friend and sister.

This place is a gem!!! If you are a tea drinking you have to stop here!!! I stop 2-3 times a year…read morewhen I am in town and pick up all of my loose leaf tea! They have a ton of different types with aromatics for you smell before you buy! They do carry a variety of tea bags and a ton of accessories and amazing little gifts.

Great little shop. The tea is better than what you'd get online and is half the price. happy and…read more friendly customer service. I would say it's well worth the drive to go check this place out.

There is a charm that comes with small town restaurants. Abigail's is especially endearing as it is…read morea tea house with large windows and many cute tea sets. They have an afternoon tea set, which was highly recommended online and was the reason we stopped by. We got their high tea set. The aged cheddar pimento spread and curried chicken salad was my favourite dishes. The scones were moist and tasty along with the clotted cream. The sweets were my least favourite as it felt a bit generic and less exciting. Overall, most food was good and tea was pretty good. As there are many other tea house on the west side of GTA, I will unlikely return to this one. But it is definitely nice to try. I would recommend the Garden tea set as the sweets were my least favourite part of the experience.

Absolutely Love the high tea they have so many lovely treats spreads..the tea is wonderful. I might…read morebe back soon!

Fantastic high tea! The sandwiches, the fresh hot scones, the clotted creme, the desserts....all…read moreexcellent!

This is the cutest little shop and tea house! My partner and I were travelling home from out of…read moretown and the need for caffeine was hitting hard - I did a quick Yelp search for what was nearby and Wendy's popped up with some glowing reviews. The shop and tea house are connected, which makes for a nice experience - after ordering our beverages, we had the option to sit in the cute tea room or shop around the pantry shop. The owner was working that day and incredibly sweet. She had a lovely selection of tea (as one would expect at a tea house, but I'm cynical) and tea related gifts. If I lived closer, I would absolutely make a date for friends and I to come enjoy the tea house together! As for the pantry - you have a wonderful curated selection of jams, hot sauces, candy, and more. I think I spent at least 30 minutes checking everything out (my partner is a big hot sauce lover). I also picked up some candy for road snacks (great selection of gummy candies).

Must stop if in area. Absolute wonder in Mt Morris - the sheer amount of candy options, if you're…read morea sweet tooth, is staggering. And Wendy, the owner, is knowledgeable and personable to a fault.

I recommend this place as a nice alternative to the upscale dining rooms that are popping up at…read morewineries throughout the region. It won't be nearly as fancy, but it will be way more interesting and personal. Ruth has invested a lot of TLC in putting the room together and everywhere you turn you find yourself fascinated by a photo or a formica table or a fully restored old stove, etc. In addition to a nice place for a light lunch, Ruth also does great catering. I put on a shindig in this part of the world this weekend and everyone loved her salads and desserts (we did sausages on the grill for the mains.) Also, the drive along Effingham road to arrive here is one of the most scenic and fun roads in the region, so it's worth the detour from your wine route. Enjoy.

This is a relatively new Chinese restaurant. They have good quality and tasty food at affordable…read moreprices. The customer is good. We ordered the following: A9: Dumplings (Pot Stickers) ($6.00). B4: Black Pepper & Garlic Beef ($15.50). V5: Nest of Fortune ($13.00). RN6: Pineapple Fried Rice ($12.50). All the food was quite good. The number of different ingredients,  especially in the Dumplings, Nest of Fortune, and Pineapple Fried Rice, were excellent and unexpected. My one small complaint was that the Beef was a little too salty, but everything else tasted good. They have lunch specials, too. They opened 2023-11-13. They bought it over from a previous Chinese owner who was retiring. The menu is quite different, but they kept the old claypot dish. There is enough indoor table seating and counter seating, but most people order for takeout. A husband and wife team ran Jasmine Garden in Niagara Falls for 26 years. They moved to this St. Catharines location on 2023-11-13. The husband is the chef. There is no free WiFi. The restaurant is wheelchair accessible. There is one gender-neutral washroom. There is free parking in the mall's parking lot. There are two high chairs for little children. Review 2024-034

food and service were good,overall would give an overall rating of 7 out of 10 that's with takeout…read moredining in would be better i am sure ! menu was good and decently priced