Please note the hours here are wrong. This store IS open Sunday, and Yelp should correct this. Amazing collection of hard to find plants and cool gardening art work. Really pleasant place to wander around and find something interesting and exotic. They raise white doves and will sell them. There is a cafe here I have not been to as it smacks of little old ladies sipping tea and eating tiny sandwiches with the crusts cut off. If you are such a person though, this seems tailor made for you. read more

Not the most pleasant people in town. I tried them once and said I would never go back. Well I decided that I would give them another chance and this time was worse than the first visit. They have a nice business but horrible personnel. Spend your money else where. read more

I don't get to make the drive down from College Station to Martha's Bloomers as often as I would like. I love bringing a friend for lunch or for a well-deserved afternoon dessert. I've always had good food here, and quite a few yummy desserts. I enjoy browsing the nursery and grounds as well. read more

I have been to Martha's Bloomers three times, loving it so much the first time with my best friend that I came back to bring my mom and another friend. It's right off the highway and you first enter through a little gift shop/home decor type area. They have some cute stuff at typical boutique prices. You then enter a courtyard area where most of their plants are stored. It's nice that it's a mostly covered area, as you can admire the plants even when it's pouring, like it was on my first visit. At the tea room we were always seated quickly, even though the dining room was always busy. Our servers were always polite and efficient. I will admit I've gotten the same thing every time (chicken salad croissant with tomato soup), because I like it so much. Portions are good. The complimentary tea and scones are tasty too! I've had the berry cobbler which was delicious. All in all a cute girly place to go visit. Some of the landscaping needed some TLC (the fish pond), and the doves' birdcages looked kind of sad, too. I called once to try and book myself and a friend for their weekly high tea, but the lady was very abrupt and said they wouldn't be hosting high tea for a couple months? Overall I've enjoyed my experience. read more

This a review for the tea room. The last 3 times I have been the M. Bloomer tea room often a very long wait for a table- usually 30 minutes to an hour, even when there are empty tables. The service is slow. The room is lovely and the staff apologetic and sweet, but service still not run with efficiency. The food was just okay to disappointing. My wrap dripped of too much sauce and the potato said was 3/4 mayo. My friend said she enjoyed her club sandwich but only ate half. Loved shopping in the gift shop and it is wonderful drive from Houston. read more

This is a great Ladies-Who-Lunch little boutique cafe. The food is good enough -- the complimentary tea and goodies sample plate are lovely, especially after you've been waiting (and waiting) in the foyer listening to your stomach complain. If you arrive just past the lunch peak time, the day's special will likely be gone. There is little to no variety or varying seasonal fare on the menu, but the ambiance is delightful and draws us back again and again... ditto the desserts... Convenient cafe parking needs to be provided in consideration of those patrons who are a bit less sturdy than younger diners. read more

Wonderful Baby Shower! I don't think I can say enough about how wonderful my experience was in working with Bonnie on coordinating my sisters baby shower at the tea room. From switching rooms the week before, and the number attending changing almost daily, which effected food count. She was incredibly sweet, and gracious and just all around lovely to work with. The service and food were excellent and their signature Tea, oh my, it is Delicious! Many of us purchased some on our way out. I only wish I lived closer, otherwise I would frequent here with friends and host other gatherings! read more

I have visited Martha's on three different occasions. All three times we were met with lousy service and mediocre food. My rating of one star would still stand based off my direct experience alone. Also, they refused to let a blind person with a service dog eat at their establishment. read more

Arrived at the Café around 1:30 P.M. on a Saturday. Waited about 10 minutes to be seated which is not bad. Restaurant is not big and very cozy and very nicely decorated. Waited for another 10 minutes and finally hostess noticed we have not been served their complementary tea and scones. She immediately asked for help and sure enough the tea and scones came right out. They were delicious and that was about the best part of our dinning experience. We had a mix up with our waiters. The one suppose to be our waiter ended up lost our table to another and he ended up having to serve too many tables so we did not get enough attention from him at all. After we place our order we waited for another 40 minutes to get our food. There was also some confusion about that. They clearly wrote they have half sandwich and cup of soup special on the board, but when we ask for that the waiter told us they do not serve that special but still somehow we ended up with a half sandwich anyway. I love the chicken enchilada soup but the wrap and sandwich were just OK. There was some mix up on the bill as well. To sum it up, the kitchen is very slow. The wait staff are all young kids and not very attentive. My whole experience is kind of bitter and sweet. The hostess is very very pleasant. She smile all the time and constantly came around to check up on us. She should receive 5 stars. read more

We love this place!!! The food is wonderful and the shop always has interesting and unique things!!!

The shop and garden area are lovely, lots of interesting merchandise and plants. The cafe - not so much. Our experience today: we were seated before 1:30 and a number of menu offerings were already not available. As with a previous visit the only napkins they had were cocktail napkins. On to the food - nice albeit a bit too sweet fresh strawberry lemonade. Our tomato soup was cold, my hot roast beef sandwich was cold, consisted of little meat and mostly baguette and was bone dry. The vegetable of the day was overly mayonnaised potato salad in a small salad dressing sized cup. My husband's also cold Philly Cheesesteak looked remarkably like my sandwich with the addition of a couple of sliced raw peppers and red onions. Shame, it's a charming setting and the staff are nice. We might go back for coffee and dessert but we don't recommend the food. read more

Run down, dead bushes everywhere, barely anything of color blooming, not worth the drive. So disappointed!!!

Love going here, Food and flavored cold and hot teas are good. Looking forward to another visit!

I highly suggest taking the time to read this one. I've read many reviews on the quality of the tearoom, however I feel the rest of this stores admirable qualities - even ones of the tearoom - are overlooked. I go to the tearoom around 3-3:30 (this is what I suggest) before they close at 4 for mint tea and a slice of lemon pie. The staff are kind and if you've got nowhere to be, bring a book. it makes the 5 minute wait more bearable and it's a pleasant atmosphere anyway. The owner has worked hard on her store, and the tea room is an addition - not a staple. Expecting restaurant quality service from a gardening shop is just setting yourself up for disappointment. The owner's collection of plants is exotic and beautiful, and her home and garden section is interesting. There's a quaint garden path outside, complete with babbling brook, tiny turtles and shady trees. I always get soaps and perfume from the boutique, which I feel she takes pride and is interested in. The owner is SO willing to talk to you while you shop and she's so kind. She has worked hard to create such an atmosphere, and her ratings are going down because of a sandwich. Please, take the time to visit this shop. read more