Amazing experience! Cady made our son's communion/ surprise London afternoon tea recreation party a…read morehit! The food/tea was delicious and the grounds are immaculate and beautiful. If you're looking for a quaint/private location for a get together or a special event this is your place!

My mom and I have been coming to High Societea for many years now and it's one of our favorite…read moreplaces. We always have a great experience-we love the cozy, quaint atmosphere of the tea room. We visited today for the Mother's Day Queen's Tea. I called to make a reservation 2 months in advance since they book up so quickly. In general, reservations are recommended as seating is limited, especially on weekends. When you arrive, you are presented with a prix-fix menu. On non-holidays, you usually have a choice between the soup or the salad of the day. You select your pot of tea from over 60 premium tea flavors. Today, I chose the "Paris" special tea, which had notes of vanilla, caramel, and bergamot. For the Mother's Day Queen's Tea, we had the broccoli and cheddar quiche, a pear, goat cheese, candied walnut, mixed green salad, scones, assorted mini sandwiches, and several mini desserts. Every course was fresh and excellent. The caramel scones are one of the best things I have ever eaten. They are served warm with clotted cream and lemon curd. The caramel is so goey and melts in your mouth. We brought some orange juice and prosecco to have mimosas with our tea. They have glassware in the back that you can request when making your reservation. The service is always top-notch. Holly is the best server! She is super sweet and always hardworking. At the entrance, there is a little gift shop with lots of cute vintage items, tea-themed trinkets, and some of the loose lea tea available in small bags. We love coming here and hope to be back again soon. "Paris" Tea: 5/5 Broccoli & Cheddar Quiche: 5/5 Mixed Green Salad: 5/5 Caramel Scone: 5/5 Lavender White Chocolate Scone: 4/5 Mini Sandwiches: 5/5 Mini Desserts: 5.5

We had a wonderful experience at the tea house. The atmosphere was energetic and the place is…read morecharming. We enjoyed the selection of breakfast, pastries, and tea. I held a surprise birthday lunch and the staff definitely delivered.

Sweet local tea room; wonderful variety of teas. Scones we very good. Good service and didn't need…read morea reservation. Prices were about right for the area. Hard to read the menu- bring your glasses

The afternoon tea is delicious. I ordered the Victorian tea which includes tea sandwiches, a scone…read morecream and jam and 4 fancy little cakes. Plus a pot of tea.

What a great little Gem I found. This place is so cute!! The Coffee is fantastic, the place is so…read morecharming showing off custom artwork work and beautiful decor. Plenty of seating inside and outside on the beautiful wrap around porch with chairs, tables, and benches. Im From NY, but ANYTIME im in Sparta NJ, im coming here!!! Thank you to the awsome employees Greta, Kyle, and the very beautiful Jewls

I absolutely adore this cafe, and while I wish there was more seating since it's always packed, the…read moretinyness of the place gives it charm. I stopped in around 10:30a on a Thursday in December to read and enjoy coffee & breakfast. Every table was taken, so I asked a lone gentleman at a 4-top if I could join him, and he graciously accepted. Painstaking is the best word I can use to describe my decision-making around which holiday bevvie to try, and I settled on a peppermint mocha. Y'all, this was the quintessential holiday drink, with a perfect ratio of coffee flavor to chocolate in an actual mug - and not overly sweet. I would come back every day of December to try all of their coffee options based on that gorgeous display of caffeinated artistry. I also got the Prosciutto Avocado Toast with an egg, and it was so good, I savored it over the course of 20-30 minutes, which is a record since I usually win the award for fastest eater at the table (I grew up with brothers, it was Hunger Games in our household... I've trained for this). If only I lived closer, I would be here all the time. Top 10 fave cafes of all time!

They have permanently closed even before COVID. Sorry to say. Enjoyed going there occasionally. It…read morewas a lovely place for a girls luncheon or tea.

A former co-worked told me that I needed to check out this place. Even though it was a bit odd - it…read morehad delicious food. So after my mom and I had massages at the Grand Cascades Lodge (which I highly recommend) we decided to grab a quick bit. When we walked in we were a little overwhelmed by all "stuff" in both the store and restaurant, but we tried to have an open mind since we heard such a great review. We decided to share the tea sampler which offered tea, salad, tea sandwiches, tea breads, and cookies. After waiting about 20 minute we received what had to be the most disappointing meal I think I ever received. When you go to a tea house - you are preparing yourself for some homemade treats. That is not the case here. The tea was your average tea that you would get at ShopRite. The tea breads were also from the bakery section of ShopRite and the cookies are from Pepperidge Farm. And the tea sandwiches are just two slices of wonder bread with a cream cheese mixture in the middle with the edges cut off and sliced into four pieces. Needless to say - nothing was homemade. We were so disappointed that we complained to the manager and left with out eating. I can honestly say I have never done that before.

What a delightful tea shop. One of my most authentic experiences in the US, comparable to my…read moreexperiences in tea shops in Taiwan. I actually came across this place on an Instagram post and decided to check it out. It seems that normally a tea ceremony is something we'd have to book ahead of time (and pay for, apparently) but we didn't know. So, we wandered in and the shopkeep started telling us about teas and she let me smell a green one. I asked if I could try it, she generously said yes, and that kicked off an unplanned tea ceremony. It started off with just my husband and I, but as other people came into the shop, the shopkeep invited them to join us at the table so by the end there was another couple, a woman, the shopkeep's husband and the shop's assistant hanging out together and drinking tea. We learned all about the villages where the teas came from, the differences between some of them, how old the teas are, how the shop came to be, even about the tea table we sat at. Super cool vibe, loved the coming together of strangers bonding for hours over a shared love of tea, but one that I'm not sure can be replicated because again, these tea tastings are meant to be booked ahead of time with your party, and are meant to be a paid service (though in Taiwan, tea tastings are free). We got lucky because the shop wasn't busy and people had cancelled their tea bookings due to an upcoming snow storm. I will most likely come back for more tea at some point. Even if a spontaneous tea ceremony never happens again, I count my blessings that such an experience even happened once, and would still recommend this shop to any Chinese tea lover.

Wonderful little tea shop. The owner is lovely and makes your tea in a traditional way as you sit…read moreand watch. There are many teas available that are fresh and handpicked. I bought Jasmine Green and Silver Needle teas. I need to schedule a tea ceremony for myself and my wife for a date night.

We loved it here. This is a spacious park with trails, nice views and gardens…read more They were doing construction in some areas but the gardens were beautiful. I can't wait to come back when there are more flowers.

This was a fun surprise stop as there were a decent amount of daffodils in bloom. Parking is free…read moreas the park is located in a residential neighborhood. Entrance is $10 donation per person which is used to keep up the grounds. It was a nice smaller park you can spend probably a full hour to maybe two tops. We walked the whole property, took photos, and enjoyed the local artist display inside the house. I will say they should cap the amount of people entering because it was extremely crowded with many families with large strollers that took up the narrow pathways. A lot of couples I noticed come and have a picnic here which was such a cute idea for future visits if in the area again.

Just recently got into tea and have been here like 5 times lol…read more Very helpful staff who have guided me from leveling up from tea bags into steeping loose leaf tea. Have a very wide array teas to choose from, banana nut muffin and the mocha mushroom are my favorites so far. Really cool spot.

The best place if you're looking to try new teas, make some new dishes or just add some new things…read moreto your spice cabinet. They have a large array of teas, sugars, spices & herbs! I love that they have everything in jars which you can smell before you purchase. I purchased 2 teas bourbon chestnut and creme brulee, I was surprised by the sweet and strong aroma of both but when I made the creme brulee it did not taste as good as it smelled! The bourbon chestnut was delicious! I purchased 1oz if both which were $7 each which is kind of pricey but the 1oz is enough to make several cups of tea so I think they were worth it. I look forward to coming back here to try other things! The staff were also very kind and friendly!