A great little store to come visit they've got anything and everything you could wanti if you See…read moreit just buy it that's what we went in there to do found all our favorites and ended up spending $300. And we could've still got more. Nice store and nice people.

The tea room was located in the back of a specialty marketplace. The owners were very pleasant…read more There were a bunch of cute hats to choose from to enhance the experience. The tea served was a black tea. The food was delicious. There were a variety of tea sandwiches and pastries/desserts served. The sandwiches included cucumber & cream cheese, egg salad, and chicken salad. The sausage rolls were amazing!!! I've never had a sausage roll before. The clotted cream was yummy. The scones were perfect - good flavor and texture. The food portions were generous. I thought the pricing was fair. The ambiance shouldn't be compared to the castles. They're just different styles and should be enjoyed as such. There was a young woman playing the harp which was so beautiful. I enjoyed her selection of music. Such a nice touch. Again, we couldn't have asked for better service. Highly recommend.

We had a great high tea today- excellent service, food and tea selection. The fun hats are a nice…read moretouch too!

The food was very creative and delicious. Everything was fresh. There was a wide selection of teas…read more The two teas we chose were very good. I highly recommend the Desert Sage - it's blue but turns purple with lemon juice. How neat! The tea room was medium-sized. It had a cute and charming Victorian ambiance. They had lots of tea party hats to dress up. So fun! I'm taking a star off because of The Queen's Parlour's PRICING and the design of their service routine. There is a $10 per person difference between the Light Victorian Tea ($35 pp) and High Tea ($45 pp). For an extra $10 pp, you basically get a fruit cup and a second pot of tea (different flavor). The service was impersonal with being served in sequence, so you hear the same spiel table after table introducing each course. It felt very factory-like. There was only one server for the majority of our visit, and she definitely did her best with how the tea service is done here. Again, the food was very good and flavorful. I would return again if a visiting friend or family member wanted to experience the tea room here. I would just opt for the Light Victorian Tea. We did tour the castle after tea and visit the gift shop. Everyone who worked at the castle was very pleasant to interact with.

Shes priceless! A wealth of knowledge. Shes a walking dictionary . She has helped.many in my family…read moreso grateful that ny daughter that has twins with autism, (she helped) sent me her way.

Organica is a unique gem of a store. It is a bit hard to find located in the backyard of the…read morehouse. It is a small store filled with jars of the most amazing things. The proprietor, Clara, is friendly and has an extensive knowledge of herbs and botanicals. To me the best part are the teas. She is a master at creating the BEST teas I have ever tasted. The teas are by far superior to the junk I find at supermarkets. Check out her Earl Grey blends especially the cream and lavender. Our favorites include Sleepy Flowers, Chocolate Orange, Coconut Cream.

Stopped in super quick while walking to our car. The store is absolutely stunning! We didn't have…read moremuch time to browse, but I wish we did. The selection of herbs and loose leaf teas was absolutely impressive. I've got my eyes on a throat soothing tea that I think would be great for the winter.

Now this is my kind of place!!! It is a tea shop that sells real teas -- I live in Austin TX and it…read morereminds me of Zhi tea, but more "apothecary"/old England garden type vibes. The place was POPPING on Friday evening with a long line so I didn't linger but I came back on sat in the AM and it was quiet. If you order tea they do have sweeteners available (monk fruit actually, I had not seen that before!), but they don't do lattes and things of that nature. I was having a stomach ache from eating too much sugar that morning and I got a cup of their peony honeydew tea which I think is new (it was on display when I came in). They prepare the tea bag for you and heat the kettle then you add water and steep your own tea. The flavor was GORGEOUS, I was very very tempted to buy a bag of tea ($12 each I believe) but I had already bought way too much and was trying to travel light - so maybe next time. The cup of tea was $3.50, and it settled my stomach very quickly. The worker who prepped my tea was also super sweet and nice to talk to! And in addition to tea, they did seem to have some other small, gift-y items. I saw a sign advertising afternoon tea as well, and they have large communal tables that invite you to sit and have your tea and study or work or read or just hang around. Overall it's a good thing this tea shop isn't in Austin because I would spend too much money here... it's got such an excellent vibe, I would ABSOLUTELY recommend a drop in to anyone who even remotely likes tea while you're visiting CO springs. It's an absolute gem of a shop :)

I didnt know i liked espresso shots this much until frankly. The shot has notes of coco and fruit…read moresimilar to a high quality chocolate bar but in a genuine way. They also give you a shot of tonic water since the shot on its own is strong. The other coffee is good as well. Smoothy ans creamy but the espresso is the highlight. The staff is friendly and is great to answer any question or strike up a conversation. The only down side is the size. It fits about 6 inside and a decent amount out but thats not too bad since it doesnt get to packed. Overall probably my favorite espresso plave and one of my favorites in the springs

This place has one of the best London Fog teas I've ever had! Normally, I'm always a bit worried…read moreabout coffee shops because, let's face it, they love coffee, and I'm a lonely tea lover. But this place was great! They also had my favorite Pain au Chocolat, aka Chocolate Croissants. Park on the street, pop in and order, and take a minute to enjoy it on their lovely patio.

I went to festivity with my son to make Advent calendars for the holiday and it was so much fun! I…read morelove all the unique teas that they have to offer and all of the little goodies that you can buy!! Their classes are affordable and the ladies are always incredibly friendly!! I'll definitely be back

Cute tea shop in town! I love tea so I was excited to find this place. I went for afternoon tea…read morerecently. You have to make a reservation online at a certain time and they have a set number of times for that. However I did learn you can pop in anytime for a cup of tea which is nice. I was impressed by the service and quickness is response. I had to make some modifications to my reservation and dietary needs and I was pleased by how helpful and quick they were. I love that you can literally pick any of their teas that they sell for your choice of tea (except for some pre-mixed ones). They have a whole section that's caffeine free too. Food wise it was very good. I honestly don't remember everything that came with. We had some chicken salad sandwiches, cucumber with cream cheese (classic British). The scone was very good and some of the desserts were amazing! The mango mousse we had was not great in my opinion but other than that I was happy. This is just a small thing but just wished they have milk to add to the tea. They only serve half and half but I like the classic British experience so that is my only issue/suggestion. But overall I would go back for sure!

Staff, drinks, food and ambiance were all excellent. We had a cappuccino and a salted caramel…read morelatte. We came seeking quality espresso creations and this perfectly hit the spot. The avocado toast was delicious. And we really enjoyed watching a local artist setting up their art installation while we sat, sipped and chatted.

Loved the coffee, loved their service! Very friendly & welcoming! The barista did a great job of…read moreexplaining the menu options

Great location downtown next to a nearby park! It was a bright sunny day, and I felt lucky to enjoy…read morea classic iced mocha on the outdoor porch with a view of the mountains. I also picked up a bag of coffee beans, which run between $18-20 for a 12oz bag. The friendly barista offered to ground them up which was very nice. I look forward to coming back!

Cool coffee shop on the park should actually be called tiny not story but I do understand the…read morethought behind the name. Service was good. Coffee was good. Price was good easy to get in and out and parking outside was nice and easy especially early in the morning.