Great location, ambiance, service, food, it has it all! I love coming here for the unique coffee and tea selection. The meals are also so good! This time I had the pear dessert (pear, blue cheese, walnut, tarragon and honey). It was so fresh, light, flavorful and unique! Hit the spot and gave me happy energy to roam the galleries! read more

My last two visits, the service has been bad. The servers aren't able to offer recommendations or discuss the menu confidently. Maybe they can't afford to taste the food they serve? Brought two friends for cocktails. Not nearly enough bread is served with the $18 burrata appetizer, so we requested more and were unreasonably charged $5 for these 3 pieces. Ridiculous. Still a fan of the food, but if they're going to keep charging this much, the plate ratios need to be checked, and the staff need to be trained. Reservations in advance recommended. read more

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Food is pretty good but service leaves much to be decided. We had a 10:30 reservation. We were seated and left to decide our food order for about 10 minutes after placing drink orders. I went to order quiche and a scone and was told, after having been there for about 20 minutes, that they were out of quiche and scones. Then I had to quickly decide on another order. Not sure why you wouldn't let us know earlier that you were out of menu items. Our server disappeared for long periods. I order a delicious $10 cup of tea but it took forever to get a waiter to bring me a refill of hot water. The food was mostly good although the salad dressing was just oil. I would not return. read more

So disappointed in my first visit since third place changed hands. No art at all on the blank walls... and very "echo-y". Service was OK. Except the person who took my call before we came...I asked about a wait &she said "at the moment" there was no wait. I didn't think to ask about reservations because they had NEVER taken them in the past.... when we got there it was getting packed &several empty tables had "Reserved" signs on them. I took 3 friends. We didn't even eat the "fried chicken" on our (smaller than "normal") because it was SO over-fried it was hard and there was minimal chicken in all the breading. (They did take this of our bill.) The main reason we is because we loved the scones last time we were here -- these were so undercooked they were soggy. The only good part were the teas and the fried potato slices one of us got. I'll be back only for tea & the live music. Very sad. The end of an icon for me. read more

The Santa Fe Teahouse - Under cooked, soggy scone.:( - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Santa Fe, New Mexico

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What an absolutely lovely spot. We were welcomed in upon arrival and seated underneath a shady umbrella. We found the menu to be diverse with plenty of options for those who may be gluten- free. Service was efficient and friendly. I ordered a latte special, which was delicious. My friend enjoyed some tea. We both loved our meals. I tried the balsamic mushrooms, which i expected to have more balsamic taste, but they were really good. We really liked the poached pears with honey, walnuts, and truffle cheese as an appetizer. We'll definitely be back. It was hard not to come back over the weekend again, but we had too many places we wanted to try. read more

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The Santa Fe Teahouse- very upscale scene among the Art District of Santa Fe... The food is delicious and consciously made fresh. Wide variety of selections and a great outdoor patio. Protected an quiet. Ample parking. Great breakfast and lunch stop... read more

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We came here for restaurant week since we'd never been before and they had a lunch menu. It's a very cute place with some outdoor seating. We sat indoors which turned out to be a lot more spacious than I expected. The service was great and our server gave is plenty of time to review the menu and answered all our questions. The food was delicious and I can't believe I've never been here before. I had the roasted carrot and beet salad and it was quite large and could have been a meal in and of itself. My main was the red chile and tomato mussels. Imagine a hearty tomato soup with red chile, this is a pretty close description. There were large chunks of tomatoes in it and plenty of good red chile flavor to make it delicious. Rounding out the three course serving was the key lime pie which was a wonderful way to round out the meal. For my beverage I tried the Sante Fe Fog (variant on the London Fog) and the menu described that tea perfectly. All in all this was a great experience. One caveat is that we had a reservation, but there was a lot of confusion around the host stand - people seem to just show up and stand in line and no one checks you in or anything so I pretty much had to walk to the front of the line and wait around a while until someone showed up to grab the next group in line to check myself in. This could be a bit better organized. read more

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Super relaxing spot to spend a morning. We sat outside which gave chill backyard patio vibes. The avocado toast was solid. I ordered the Bombay chai as my drink which I also thought was solid. I got the lavender London fog to-go, and that was really really refreshing & delicious. I wish I got two lol. Service was good, but our server seemed to keep pestering to order when we weren't yet ready. The hostesses at the front were really friendly. Overall, super sweet spot in a great location if you're looking to browse down Canyon Road. Recommend! read more

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Outdoor dining in February, how can you beat that?! This is a tea shop and bistro with an extensive menu for food and tea. We. Passed the optional set menu for our own choices. A little short on help, but it was a beautiful day during the off season. Definitely worth a try... read more

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We had a wonderful time today at the Teahouse. It was so delightful to sit outside in the warm winter sunshine enjoying our mushroom soup and sandwich while listening to live jazz. Our server was super attentive and our food and drinks were delivered quickly. I thought the cozy blanket on the back of my chair was a thoughtful touch for the winter too. The Santa Fe Teahouse is a true Canyon Road gem. read more

The Santa Fe Teahouse - Jazz brunch in the courtyard at the Santa Fe Teahouse - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Santa Fe, New Mexico

I was a little concerned about reviews regarding service. I rarely ever go out to eat but this was a special occasion. It was AWESOME!!!!! 9am on a Sunday, no problem parking. Every employee greeted us, what waitress was absolutely fantastic. She was sooooo cool. Food came out quick and was delicious. My friend had the chicken and waffles. I will be back to have those, they looked yummy and per my friend, they were. I had the Eggs benedict. I should have asked to substitute the salad for potatoes, my next time. I had never had eggs benedict, I'm now a fan. the lavender fog tea? I think was called was great. Thanks for a memorable friend's birthday breakfast. read more

We live in Houston and drove from Taos to Santa Fe to visit the art event on Canyon Road. It was a warm day so we stopped at the Teahouse for coffee and root beer. We sat outside. The sun was hitting me directly so I moved my chair slightly to get more shade. One of my chair's leg sunk into a sinkhole and I fell sideways into the ground and my right hip hit a rock. It really hurt and got a bruise. Everybody saw me fall and the lady next to me told me that the same thing happened to her and the lady who sat on my chair before me. I told our waitress what happened and she told her manager. The manager came over and talked to me and the lady who said the same thing happened to her and another lady. The manager just touched the ground with her foot and put 2 small rocks by it. As if that would fix the issue. She said I am sorry and took off even though I told her I injured my hip. No discount and the check was brought over full price. This place seems to be waiting for a lawsuit. Btw, the guy that was with me is a lawyer. This place needs to do more than just say I am sorry and place 2 small rocks by the sinkhole. Incredibly irresponsible and not caring. read more

When in town, I enjoy coming here. They have a great dog friendly patio. Service is quick. For this last visit, I had the lavender latte. It had a smooth taste but not much lavender. The vegetable omelette with the side salad was the best. The ingredients were fresh and tasty. The breakfast burrito was good but not the stand out like the omelette. read more

The Santa Fe Teahouse - Lavender latte - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Santa Fe, New Mexico

We have enjoyed the teahouse for many years but this visit was disappointing. We were there for Saturday brunch so we knew there would be a wait, but it was over 45 minutes for my daughter to finally get her drink after being seated and ordering. She was finished with her breakfast when brought. We also had to ask for water multiple times. I had had surgery the day before so I only ordered a cup of mushroom soup, which was delicious, and my mother asked if I wanted to taste her Brie sandwich. I had one bite and put it back on her plate. When bill came, we were charged a split charge for a sandwich which was NOT split, just a bite, no apology for extreme delay for Bloody Mary and when I asked waitress about split charge she said "look at the menu". When I told her I had ordered my own order she shrugged and set "thanks for feedback". NOT what I expected and honestly no customer service. I never give a negative review but you can do better. I have sent many many people to this lovely spot and would like to continue to do so again. read more

I absolutely adore this place. Don't fret about the weird sharing plates negative reviews, those people are clearly missing something. The food here is awesome. The eggs Beni's are the bomb. Sage sausage! Order it! Everything on the menu is prepared with love. Tea selection is exceptional. Espresso is top notch. If it's warm enough, sit outside to dine. The servers are so flipping nice! Go, be patient, lean into the pace, and absolutely enjoy the place. We did! read more

OMG - another TDF local spot in Santa Fe! Excellent, efficient service and very helpful. A tea menu that reminds me of a Cheesecake Factory menu (a place I throughly LOATHE!). My friend had the scone of the day that came with coddled cream and some lemon curd, along with a fancy hot tea. She loved it! I had the mushroom Benedict - holy cow, delish! Probably the MOST PERFECT BENEDICT I HAVE EVER EATEN. Comes with a lovely house salad as the side. I recommend the spicy hollandaise sauce - don't worry...it isn't super spicy. Also had one of the fruity iced teas...refreshing! HUGE OUTDOOR seating area. Support this local gem and be sure to generously TIP YOUR SERVER! Oh, and, hit the last art gallery across the street and check out the ENORMOUS HORSE HEAD "statue". read more

The Santa Fe Teahouse - Mushroom Eggs Benedict...TDF! - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Santa Fe, New Mexico

The Teahouse converted a coffee lover. Yep, that's right. I said it. If this cute lil' tea haven was near me, I'd go weekly. The staff were experts on the leaves. I told them I was a first timer in all regards to ordering tea out. They asked me what flavors I enjoyed and if I liked sweet or creaminess. Next thing you know, I was given a delicious and refreshing drink! I wish I could tell you what one they gave me, but I have no idea. The only thing I do know is that it was a whimsical moment & everything my soul needed to get the day in Sante Fe going :D Big thank you to The Teahouse team. read more

The Santa Fe Teahouse - A Delicious Tea! - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Santa Fe, New Mexico

Great location among a mile of galleries and high end stores. Beautiful patio w umbrellas and breeze while you eat breakfast. Chilaquiles and silog beef dish. Great spicy chocolate latte and a spicy ginger chai latte. Great way to fuel up for a day of walking in Santa Fe sun. read more

The Santa Fe Teahouse - Beef silog- a Filipino rice dish. - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Santa Fe, New Mexico

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So sad to say my last visit to The Teahouse was my last ever. And appears I'm not alone. Menu has changed and the scones with lemon curd (say it isn't so!) are off the menu among other favorites. The service was indifferent and scarcely perceptible-perhaps offer self order if you can't find people who want to wait tables. People seated 10 min after us received their entire order before we received our drinks. Which arrived 15 minutes after our food. Which took 35 minutes and the place was 1/3 full. Had to seek out our waiter twice to see what was taking so long. It was January (quiet season - but I've been here in the winter before) and something has happened to my beloved place not attributable to the season-it is sad and forlorn. I hope they find a way to make things right, as based on my experience and other reviews, something needs to change here. Very sad. read more

I came here with friends while we were visiting Santa Fe and I had the most delicious lunch! My friend enjoys trying Eggs Benedict everywhere she goes and liked hers well enough, though said it wasn't outstanding. I had the Vegetarian sandwich and a bowl of avocado asparagus "gazpacho" that was on special that day. Both were delicious! The prices were definitely Santa Fe prices, though, and I didn't think the Iced Tea was really worth over $5. I recommend this place, though! read more

Cute spot located at the end of Canyon Road. 30 minutes for a spot so we just for our drinks to go. HUGE variety of drinks, and cafe style fare like sandwiches and salads. Mexican Hot Chocolate ($5) was pretty good! Staff was very nice and accommodating. read more

The Santa Fe Teahouse - Couple of Hot Chocolate To-Go ($5 each) - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Santa Fe, New Mexico

I made a reservation for Friday at 1215 for lunch on their patio. I knew service was slow, but waiting over an hour for my entree is ridiculous! Yes, after 30 minutes I asked the waiter to check on my order, quiche Florentine. When he finally brought it out, it was quiche Lorraine, with bacon as one of the ingredients, which I cannot eat. I had to flag down another server to reject the food, and my server came and offered to replace my order with an omelette. I suspect they had run out of quiche Florentine. Finally, at 140, I received my omelette. They comped the entree, but not my drink (iced tea). If I wasn't so hungry I would have left after the wrong entree was received. This is not my first visit but it is my last. read more

Really disappointing. Their large tea selection may be great for some. The service was not good, my cold macha drink was half foam, they failed to tell us they were out of our ordered pastries until we were nearly finished with out drinks, and the caprese salad I ordered was awful. The walls are bare white with no ambiance whatsoever. This place has so much potential, especially considering the location, but it just seems like they're being lazy. read more

Food and drink was good, once we got it. I don't think the issue here is with the servers, but a mismatch of the bar and kitchen capacity and how many tables they want to fill. Once we were seated we started hearing the tables around us talking about how long they had been waiting - so why were we seated? They need to slow the reservation system and walk-ins, and leave tables empty until they figure how many customers they can responsibly serve. We waited 45 min for drinks, another hour for food. read more

Don't go to the teahouse often because of the trek. Finally checked it out and the new menu and it was totally worth it. The Chicken kaarage with gravy was sooo good. So well seasoned and the best thing we had for lunch. The croissant was so soft and filled with thick ube cream. The banh mi and salad was also very good. We all got iced teas and an apricot fog. All very very good. The only negative - 1 bathroom for the whole restaurant left us standing in line for awhile. read more

The Santa Fe Teahouse - Banh mi and salad - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Santa Fe, New Mexico

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Delicious salad. Roasted brussel sprouts, greens, feta, and salmon. Very filling. Service was excellent. So happy to have this place in my neighborhood. read more

We love this place, customer service is amazing, food is great #filipinofood options are must try !!! The place is quaint with cultural components of the beauty of the sw. our family enjoyed the outdoor and indoor spaces read more

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Love the menu and the ambiance. Great service with so many delicious tea options! The pastries looked amazing. As we were leaving a band was coming to play for the lunch crowd. Perfection!! read more

This place may have scored high with a lot of people, but I see it was just average. I've been to many tea houses where they at least serve the tea in a nice teapot with hot water. My tea came in a drinking glass. I had to request more hot water, they usually just bring it; For five dollars? And I had a breakfast bowl, which was very lackluster. It came with about 1/4 of a cup of Farro, one cup of arugula, a sprinkle of pinenuts, some warmed tofu, avocado and two poached eggs. My bill is $23. For what I don't know. My friend had a Panini with eggplant. She said it was rather bland. It was $19 plus $5 more for a small latte. It all seems overpriced for simple underwhelming basic food. read more

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Amazing quiche! Terrific atmosphere! I always have a wonderful experience at the Teahouse. Highly recommend!!!

The food & beverages here are so delicious. Our waitperson was Cassandra & she was amazing! She took great care of us & got our food & beverages to us very quickly. My friends & I love this restaurant! read more

Went twice during stay and would have gone more if they weren't closed Monday and Tuesday. Four pages of drink and food menus. Loved the apricot tea latte, the mango sparkling tea, the smoky hazelnut latte. Outstanding egg and sausage and green chile croissant sandwich. Heirloom sliced tomatoes on the side were perfect. Grilled veggie sandwich we loved and also the roasted carrot and beet salad but really should put more carrots on. Eating outside in glass huts perfect on chilly day and in direct sun outside on warmer day. Guy making the lattes very friendly and helpful. Excellent all around. read more

Really gone downhill. I went this summer and such a small dish for the price. I was going to take someone from out of town but decided against it. I know things are expensive now, food etc but just need to not be so stingy with the portions. I do not complain rarely but this was really sad and disappointing! read more

We sat down for drinks and a snack in the afternoon, the outdoor seating area was nice. Only my stepfather was hungry enough for a meal, the rest of us just wanted a drink. As we were ordering, my mom mentioned she would just have a bite of her husband's BLT. The waitress overheard and said, "so you would like it split?". Stepdad said, "sure, thank you!" The waitress said, "just to let you know, there is a $4 split fee." Stepdad said, "oh, don't worry about that, we can share off one plate." Waitress said, "well, I'm still going to have to charge you the $4." What?!? This is a tea house, not a fine dining restaurant. My mom wanted a bite of her husband's sandwich at 2 in the afternoon. What a joke. We didn't order the sandwich, and didn't enjoy the rest of our time there. read more

A cute stop for a casual lunch. After walking around all morning, the Teahouse was a great spot to rest and refresh. Parking: There were several free parking spots specifically designated for the Teahouse by the entrance. There also is a paid lot right next door. It's possible to also find street parking if you're willing to walk a bit to the restaurant. Pricing: The prices were on the higher end for what they offered in my opinion, but not way outside of budget. Food: The food was really tasty and fresh! They were definitely heavy handed with the greens and salads which was a pleasant surprise. Tea: I love tea and they had a whole separate tea menu! It was very extensive and included a wide variety. They are also able to make any tea into an iced option which is perfect for a hot day. Wait time: We arrived for lunch on a Monday right about noon/1pm and they seemed to be full! That being said, the tables turned over quickly and we waited less than 10 minutes for a 4 top. Service: Our server was very polite and able to give great recommendations from the menu. That being said, service was very slow... it took forever for some one to come take our orders, we never were able to get drink refills or order more drinks, and we gathered all our cash to pay so we didn't have to continue to wait for a card to be processed when the bill came. This is one of the main reasons i gave a lower rating. Worth noting: The patio is dog friendly ! They also include little fans on each table to fend off the flies which was great. read more

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New owner brought in their own incompetent chef and completely destroyed the food. The new menu is fussy and chaotic. The food is at best tasteless, but borders on disgusting. I almost cried. The Tea House has always been one of Santa Fe's best restaurants, and I go frequently. But I just had the most horrific meal ever. The worst eggs Benedict of my life --Hollandaise sauce had the taste and texture of lard, actually stuck to the roof of my mouth. The eggs were tasteless and the bread soggy. Not sure how you could make such a horrible mess without actively trying. (The previous chef made an amazing eggs Benedict.) Ube waffles sound exciting and fun, but are heavy and tasteless as well. The staff used to be happy and upbeat. Now they're dejected and unpleasant. Yet another sign of bad management. Sadly, the new ownership has destroyed a beautiful and iconic culinary retreat. I can't go back. read more

Not the same quality as the old Teahouse. First, the tea: I ordered a flowering green tea, having confirmed that I could get it iced. what I got was a glass of cold water with an open flower in the bottom which hadn't been steeped enough to even change the color of the water. $6. my friend and I both ordered the Brussels sprouts salad $17, I got the shrimp supplement for $10 and she got the chicken. The salads arrived with no Brussels sprouts! the server apologized and after a wait, brought us two sides of fried sprouts- not the healthy option I was hoping for. My shrimp were warm but my friend had what looked like a total mess of cold, rubbery chicken breast on her salad. Very disappointing. Whe we wanted to pay and split the bill, the server left the machine with us and promptly disappeared. no one else seemed to be able to help so we went inside and had to wait for someone to help us pay. The whole thing was unprofessional and expensive for a very mediocre meal. No need to go back. read more

Wife and I came here while in Santa Fe. Restaurant has a very nice outdoor area with a lot of fruit trees and mostly shaded tables. But after we sat down it took over 45 mins for our food to show up. Clearly not staffed very well. I had the chilaquiles which were good and wife had the avocado toast which was fine, just ordinary. Teas were good. Had it not been for the huge miss on service would have rated it better. read more

The tea was delicious and service was great! I had the hairy crab - which sounds weird but is a fruitier mild white tea name for what the leaves look like. I had the mushroom Benedict and loved it. I had my sauces on the side so I could try both and both were delicious just depends if you want spicy or traditional. My companion had the other Benedict with bacon and it was good thick cut bacon. I think the best was the sourdough English muffins - I'm not sure if they're made in house or they get them somewhere but they were delicious and different. I would definitely go back and eat anything on their menu or just to try a new tea. read more

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Santa Fe is on our short list of must-revisit cities. And in this city, the Teahouse is the top of my must-revisit places. When the weather is just right (which is often), sitting outside under the orange (burnt siena?) umbrellas munching on a delicious brunch, complemented with a perfectly brewed pot of tea, is the most civilized way to live. Doesn't matter what you order, it is served expeditiously and is always delicious. We have had the eggs, the sandwiches, the pot pie, the soups, and every tea has been a joy. The 3rd brewing of a Pu-Erh tea, for example, or the Frappuccino-like hit of honey and steamed milk topping a tall mug of Earl Grey: The London Fog. Sitting out and chatting or listening to nearby conversations, reading the paper, or just soaking in the direct and indirect sunlight: sublime. Hey, just don't take up all the (few) parking spots next time I want to come here. read more

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