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.

The Summerhill tea room is beautifully decorated with many quaint UK items to check out…read more Unfortunately that is greatly over shadowed by horribly over priced cafeteria-tasting food, and the worst service we have ever experienced. My mother, grandmother and myself went to Summerhill tea room for their high tea and were very disappointed. We stole menus,cutlery and napkins from the canisters on neighboring tables as there were non on our table. The menu selection was very small. We decided to order the high tea. High tea for three ~39.00 + tax. In addition we decided to also order each a side of soup and Irish bread for $3.95 + tax The menu said "a selection of sandwiches, crumpets and desserts." We received less than a half sandwich each, 1 tart and 1 crumpet. Our hot water for our tea had not yet reached a boil. We waited 80 minutes for our food. The waitress forgot our tea that was included. I had to go into the back and ask her for our tea. There was no one in the tea room but us during our entire time there (2+hours). When we first arrive an elderly couple and their grandchild were preparing to leave the cafe. Their table went uncleaned until our food was brought out to our table (80 minutes). At the time to pay we tracked down our waitress again in the back room and asked for the bill. She then stood at our table, waiting for us to split our bill. The food was terrible, especially for the price we paid. Our total came to $63.00 + change. I ordered the cauliflower and nutmeg soup. It was very bland, and chunky. I have never seen or tasted cauliflower soup such as this. It was less than 1 cup on soup in a small tea cup. The soup itself tasted like a stewed sock. The Irish bread was moist but was baked with way too much salt and all three of us opted to leave it on our plates. The high tea "sandwich" consisted of one triangle piece of stale bread with 3 thin slices of cucumber atop it. No seasoning, no cream cheese. Nothing. One oddly cut circle of stale bread smaller than my palm with a spoonful of egg salad atop it. No seasoning, very bland again. And one 1" by 1" square stale bread with salmon and a top on it. The 1 crumpet we got each was the only part I enjoyed. Although I suspect it was purchased, not fresh baked. The small 1.5" custard tart on top was also tasty and I suspect store bought. After our "high tea" we headed downtown to another restaurant where we had a lovely lunch as we were very hungry upon leaving Summerhill. A huge disappointment all around. As someone with experience with high tea in Glasgow Scotland I was highly disappointed and very embarrassed to have suggested this location to my guests. This has, at least, created an experience that I think we will laugh about for a long time. The giggling kept us fairly entertained for the 2+ hours in the tea room.

My obsession with tea time runs deep. Hell, I'm throwing a tea themed event this Wednesday…read more From my days of plastic cups of air with a group of intellectual stuffed toys in 1988, to using credit cards (with a wish and a prayer) to pay for Devonshire cream and tea surrounded by old birds in London, to High Tea at the Banff Fairmont. I will do just about anything to get in front of adorably stacked snacks, heart-warming liquids and good company. Summerhill B&B is the most casual, kitschy tea time I've ever experienced, but it's still special enough to merit five stars. The scones, tarts and cucumber sandwiches were aces. They overdo the fish sandwiches a little bit (tuna sandwiches are just kind of blah), but the overall atmosphere (ran by an actual English woman) is so cute I'll let it slide.

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.

I went here on Tuesday for the first time with my mom and invited my friends to come with me again…read moreon Friday that same week. I loved the service and food 10/10 recommend. P.S try the Madagascar almond tea, it's very yummy!!!

Food too expensive for what it is. Dry reheated rice for a salad with minimal veggies, Beef…read morebourginon , good try but really too soupy and bland, there are recipes you can follow to improve on this.. won't be back too expensive for food that is less than mediocre Decor is scary, grandmothers house, a bit creepy

Stopped in to check out this new spot (open less than a month at the time of this review) on a…read morerainy Saturday. Was warmly greeted which is always a great start! Being a fan of the Bakes by the Lake lunch and treats, I was excited to see they had expanded and were offering more options to the gluten free and vegan community. The tea room is beautifully and elegantly decorated. From the light fixtures to the cutlery, it shows they have put much thought and energy into the vision they have for the space. I was definitely impressed! The menu offers a little bit of everything. My boyfriend, who isn't gluten free tried a gluten free beer and really enjoyed it. We were there around lunch so we opted for sandwiches. Not having to ask if something could be removed or was gluten free was so nice. We swapped half's of sandwiches and loved both. My boyfriend had no idea it was vegan cheese until I told him after he ate his half. He said he would order it again. The Gourmet Grilled Cheese had the upper hand with the black truffle dip that came with it - sooo good. How can you go wrong with black truffle anything?! :) All and all, was a terrific dining experience. We will be back for sure! They offer live music, brunch, lunch and dinner and also have a very nice patio. The customer service was spot on too. Being family run was really nice to see too. Can't wait to see how great this place does!

We had a lovely lunch on the patio. Definitely a hidden gem. Service was great, staff were very…read moreattentive. I met a friend that I hadn't seen in a while and didn't feel rushed at all. In fact we stayed so long they as if we were staying for dinner. Lunch was delicious. Healthy and fresh food. I will de go back .

Wow had no clue this place even existed! Went here for moms 80th. Ends up the owner and my mom…read moreplayed in the same orchestra together and they know a lot of the same music people. No alcohol but the food was like eating at home. I had the chicken, cooked to perfection and the vegetables were amazingly fresh. When your here take the time to check out all the antiques. They restored the school house and its incredible!

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).

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

Beautiful place, nice set up. We had the turkey and havarti,…read moresausage and egg on ciabatta - this usually comes in an English muffin. The latter imagine a McMuffin that's what to expect, we thought it would be a sandwich but it's not. Soup - roasted pepper and tomato. Service was good some interaction at ordering purely because we were unsure of what we were getting. Overall another cafe. Washrooms were decent - very clean!