Alice's Tea Cup, Chapter 2

Alice's Tea Cup offers a whimsical and charming experience, perfect for tea lovers and foodies alike. The tea selection is extensive, offering a wide variety of blends that cater to all tastes. However, be prepared to wait a bit for your tea to arrive—it's not the quickest service, but it's worth the wait once it arrives. That said, the food steals the show. The menu features delicious options that are a true highlight of the experience. Whether you're enjoying a classic scone or a more savory dish, the food is consistently satisfying and flavorful. The concept itself is adorable, with a cozy, fairy-tale ambiance that makes you feel like you've stepped into a whimsical world. Overall, it's a great spot for a leisurely meal, especially if you're looking for a unique and fun atmosphere with good food to match.

A Mad Hatter’s Delight at Alice’s Tea Cup UES! The moment I stepped through the whimsical doors of Alice’s Tea Cup on the Upper East Side, I felt as though I had tumbled straight down the rabbit hole—except instead of curious cats and tea-drinking hares, I was greeted by the warmest welcome from Hendrix. He was as knowledgeable as the Cheshire Cat (but way less cryptic) and guided me through their freshly baked selection like a true connoisseur of all things sweet and scrumptious. Before I could even place my order, I was utterly enchanted by the heavenly aroma of butter, sugar, and spices swirling through the air—like a magical potion designed to make you instantly hungry. If Wonderland had a bakery, this would be it. Naturally, I couldn’t leave without taking home a few treats to enjoy, and let me tell you—each bite was pure magic! Pumpkin Caramel Glaze Oh, White Rabbit, take me back in time so I can experience this scone for the first time all over again! Moist, tender, and brimming with warm pumpkin spice, this beauty was crowned with a silky caramel glaze that made it taste like autumn decided to throw a tea party in my mouth. The perfect balance of sweet and spiced—so good it deserves its own unbirthday celebration! Blackberry Scone This scone was the Queen of Hearts’ worst nightmare—because there was absolutely nothing to behead here! The juicy blackberries nestled within its golden-brown exterior added the perfect burst of tart sweetness, and the flaky, buttery texture made each bite feel like a tea party for my taste buds. Slathered with a bit of clotted cream? Absolute Wonderland bliss. Raspberry Scone If the Blackberry Scone was a tea party, this one was a full-on royal banquet. The raspberries were bold, tangy, and perfectly jammy, giving the scone a bright and refreshing pop of flavor. Whether paired with tea or enjoyed straight out of the bag (which I may or may not have done on the way home), it was pure perfection. Biscuit A biscuit so light and fluffy it could’ve floated down like Alice from the rabbit hole! Buttery, flaky, and with that perfect crisp-on-the-outside, melt-in-your-mouth-on-the-inside texture—this biscuit was as comforting as a cozy tea party with the Mad Hatter himself. Honestly, if I had been a little greedier, I would’ve bought a dozen. (No regrets, just a great excuse to come back ASAP.) Final Thoughts: It’s safe to say that Alice’s Tea Cup has officially become my new favorite Wonderland. The scones? Divine. The biscuit? Heavenly. The experience? Absolutely magical. I can’t wait to come back for brunch (and maybe convince my friends to dress in full Wonderland attire). Until then, I’ll be dreaming of my next trip down this delicious rabbit hole. If you haven’t been to Alice’s Tea Cup yet, you’re LATE, you’re LATE—for a very important (and delicious) date!

10/10 experience!! Everything was amazing, from the service, to the food, to the atmosphere. The tea and sandwiches were my favorite and are a must-try. I also loved the pastries and the desserts. I will definitely be back!

Alice’s Tea Cup Chapter 2 is a super cute spot to have tea time! We visited a couple of days ago and had a great experience. We ordered The Madhatter, and it was wonderful. It had the perfect amount of food for two people. The dining experience and cute setting make this a true NYC gem. I definitely recommend Alice’s Tea Cup Chapter 2!

Hi quality tea 🍵 desserts, atmosphere & service! Whether you’re looking for a place to spend quality time with loved ones, indulge on sweets or simply enjoy a mindful moment to connect with yourself over a nice a cup of tea, this place is just wonderful! Full of wonder & magical treats! The vintage Singer sewing machines turned into tables are so cool! Love the vibes! Feeling like Alice in wonderland!

This place is a lovely tea parlor with real charm. The service is incredibly friendly and the food/tea are delicious! I ordered the Mad Hatter for me and my wife — totally recommend it for a full tea experience for two. We liked the Stardust and Rooibos Bourbon herbal teas we ordered. They have unique flavors that aren’t weak like most teas. The scones at this place are fantastic! We loved the Strawberry Raspberry scone and the Buttermilk Scone with jam and preserves. Definitely recommend the Ham & Gruyère sandwiches as well. The mocha cake was a perfectly sweet ending to our tea time. This place has a relaxing, welcoming, old-timey feel to it which is very charming. Highly recommend for tea or brunch!

Alice's Tea Cup has been one of my favorite spots in New York since I moved here 10 years ago. It’s such a friendly, cozy place that feels like part of the neighborhood. When I first came to the city, I visited with my girlfriends and family, and it quickly became a special place for us. I’ve made so many great memories there—it really feels like home. The staff is always warm and welcoming, which makes the experience even better. Their scones are amazing—seriously, they’re the best I’ve ever had—and the tea is always perfect. My favorite is their White Champagne tea. It’s elegant, floral, and so refreshing. I get it every time I visit! Alice’s Tea Cup is the kind of place that you keep coming back to, whether it’s for a casual tea break or to celebrate something special. It’s one of those spots that just makes you happy. Highly recommend!

The restaurant smells old and dusty. The tables are sticky. Overall, it feels like it’s dirty. The burrito was properly not good. I had one bite and I was too grossed out to have another. Positive: the buttermilk scone was very good and so was the Alice Tea Blend. Nevertheless, it’s not enough to make me go back there. Maybe to pickup a scone? Oh and it was insanely expensive for this type of place. I spent $55 for a burrito, scone and tea…

Such a cute place for afternoon tea and all things Alice in Wonderland! From the food, to the tea pots to the actual furniture. Even some of the tables were sewing tables that got repurposed and I loved it. My friend had taken me here after months of telling me how great this place is and I'm so happy I finally went. First off, it seems to be very popular for children, and they can even get dusted with pixie dust! Secondly, be sure to make your reservations ahead of time as it seems like it fills up quick. I got the Mad Hatter afternoon tea set and it was the perfect amount of food for 2 people. My favorite was the Lapsang Souchong smoked chicken breast sandwich. It had slices of granny smith apple, greens and herbed goat cheese. The only sad part was one of the macarons came out crushed. Everything tasted great and while the chocolate mousse was too sweet for me, I think it would definitely be a hit for those with a sweet tooth. If you love snacks and Alice in Wonderland, this is quite literally the spot!

Service: 4.5/5 Food: 3.5/5 Ambiance: cute, good for a girls day or brunch Perfect if you're a fan of Alice in Wonderland. If not, it's still a cute place. Very standard tea room in terms of tea and food options. Most of the tables are low light, so try to scout for a window seat. What I Ordered: - Finest Jasmine Pearls Tea: fragrant, mix of floral + green. reminds me of the tea my Chinese grandma drinks - Grilled Veggie Sandwich: eating partner liked it. although, warning it does have goat cheese, so not vegan/lactose-intolerant friendly. - Lapsang Chicken Sandwich: like a typical chicken salad sandwich

Stopped in here to grab a couple of pastries while scones actually, my favorite is the pumpkin. Grab the tea on this chili, November. My favorite is always Jasmine. Highly recommend although the apricot is really good as well..

I was so excited to bring my sister here for her birthday celebration. She's a huge Alice in wonderland fan. I made reservations for 5:15 online for us. When we got there I told the person at the counter about our reservation and he said that the kitchen was closed and we couldn't enjoy anything but a cookie from the jar. I was extremely disappointed, embarrassed, and confused considering I had made a reservation with no issue. After buying a cookie and sitting down another girl comes in after me and is immediately handed menus and seated. I couldn't believe it and I was confused and even more irritated. Finally another employee came up to us and offered menus and we were able to order tea and food. The food was okay and there were no vegan options but I went for my sister. Overall, not the best experience and I don't plan on going back.

I love going out for afternoon tea. I had a groupon for the Mad Hatter for two which was offered at a $20 discount. The location is incredibly close to central park and I thought the pricing was incredibly reasonable for the location and portion size. The tea service was delicious. Alice's selection of tea is incredibly extensive. I had the 44th FLOTUS which was fruity and rich, but there is such an impressive selection. For sandwiches we had egg salad and the curried chicken. I was pleased to see multiple vegetarian options. The tea offered three kinds of scones which change daily. Overall large portion sizes for tea and we ended up boxing some food to go. Service was great, we were there on a warm Friday afternoon and were seated promptly with no reservation. Our server was attentive and everything arrived fast and as ordered. The decor was fine. I don't think the first floor is as on theme as the upstairs. Some of our dishes were chipped which is unlucky in some cultures but overall a lovely experience.

I was so pleased to see Alice's Tea Cup is still around in this location! What a longstanding neighborhood business. We went on a weekday and it wasn't crowded at all so we had a peaceful and relaxing tea. They offer regular food items if you don't want to do the tea set. The tea set prices are reasonable, especially the tea for two. The scones are good. The sandwiches, desserts and teas are fairly average (3.5 rating) but for the price and being able to support a charming local tea shop, I'm rating Alice's a 4.

I have to say this was a disappointing experience. I love a good high tea service but this was more like a three course lunch served on a multi tier rack. I ordered The Nibbler. This was one of the tea service offerings. I had choice of sandwich and scone with chocolate mousse and cookies for dessert. The scone was delicious. It was fresh baked and huge. The mousse and cookies were okay. I didn't like that I had to choose just one sandwich. I prefer when there are a few different flavors of sandwiches served with the tea. This might have been better if I had a lunch companion. We would then have two sandwich choices instead of only one. The service could have been better. I did have a reservation and was seated promptly upon arrival. The server was available for ordering and questions but only checked on me once during the meal. I didn't need to wait an extended time before being served my food. What I didn't like was sitting for about 20 minutes after having finished my meal with no sign of the server or my check. Overall I was not really impressed by this cafe and will not be returning.

Great pastries with the tea and good quality tea in a fun tea shop. Good service and pleasant atmosphere.

I stopped by again today and saw that they have new scones. I felt like the scones were a bit smaller and more expensive! But they deliver on flavor. Currently as of 10/20, they had a Strawberry butterscotch scone, strawberry chocolate scone and the pumpkin scone. My favorite was the pumpkin scone still. I wanted more strawberry flavor from the other ones.

My friends and I thoroughly enjoyed our time here-- I honestly didn't come in with too high of expectations, but the ambience is so cozy, and it really is like you're transported. The decor and plating and cups all felt very intentional. We came on a Saturday at around 3pm and had to wait 45min (they do not accept reservations on weekends). We were a group of four and ended up getting tea for three as well as an extra order of scones. This is definitely the most generous tea time that I've ever had. We were able to choose three types of sandwiches, and it came with three of each sandwich type that was chosen. We also got a total of six scones, and there just so happened to be six scones on the menu so we got one of each. I don't remember exactly what each was, but I know we had a pumpkin caramel, berry, buttermilk, and a few others. These scones are HUGE-- we got absolutely stuffed on eating scones with the delicious cream and jelly that they serve it with. Although some of the scones did veer dry. For teas, we got to try the chocolate chai and the earl grey, both of which we found to be good but even better when we added cream and sugar to it. Because the teas included an unlimited refill, I was so pressured to drink so much tea, but the pots are pretty big, and honestly drinking a lot of tea made me feel a little weird afterward, so I don't recommend trying to down your tea like I did despite the deal. Service is a bit slow, but I appreciated that they didn't make moves to kick us out even though we stayed until closing. I'd come back!

Retrieved some scones from here-- fresh and delicious; perfectly crisp and flavored-- not too sweet/pretty amount of filling. Strawberry/blueberry/multi/choc chip! Not a fan on their overly salty biscuits, inedible.

Love checking out tea spots in the city and was looking forward to coming here. It located in a nice area in the ues. I will say the decor wasn't out of this world enchanting, and felt a little outdated. But I appreciate the Alice in Wonderland details all around. We ordered the Madhatter which was more than enough for two people. If you don't have much of a sweet tooth this may not be the ideal option as it was a lot but so amazing! The pastries may have been a bit dry but it still tasted good.

This was an absolute gratifying experience!! I was susceptible at first as the reviews on Google didn't seem promising but thought about giving it a chance anyways. It's a cozy spot for afternoon tea with your girls or solo. They have an extensive tea selection and love their scones, sandwiches and dessert it was so good. Went on a Thursday with my bestie to have a a relaxing afternoon and we were not disappointed. We got parking at a nearby garage for like $15 bucks for more than 12 hours. Service was excellent our host was attentive and friendly. Definitely recommend this spot for Afternoon tea.

Truly what a remarkable experience. Service was incredible. From the host to the waiters. I got there around 12 without a reservation and it was before the rush! The host was kind enough to sit me before my friend arrived. However, note that their policy may not allow you to sit until everyone arrives. This host was very kind to let me sit early since my friend was running a little behind me. Our server was so kind and attentive. Tea was remarkable. Our favorite was the peach with flowers! I got the veggie sandwich with salad. And a pumpkin scone with caramel. Everything was 10/10. I will be back and found my new favorite spot on the UES.

Cute little place- wish I could've stayed for tea. The girl at the counter was able to answer all my questions. I had only planned on getting 2 of the caramel pumpkin scones to go, but the sign said you had to have a minimum of $10 to use a credit card and no bigger than a $20. Didn't have cash on me, so I opted to buy another scone. The scone itself was a little bland, with subtle pumpkin flavor and the caramel frosting certainly helped give it that extra oomph. 2023 #89

Truly a gem of a shop. I've had this place on my to-try list for almost 2 years and I finally went with a friend that's been before. Very cute decor and calm atmosphere (when there aren't kids anyway but hey, that's not their fault). I LOVE their daily scone selections and how they change them everyday. I'm not vegan, but even the vegan scones are delicious and sometimes even better than the non-vegan ones. The staff are always warm and welcoming. It does get busy so sometimes it takes a bit for a staff member to take my order but honestly there's a lot to choose from from the menu so it's not even an issue. Whenever I've asked for a substitution, the staff are always more than happy to accommodate if they can (like asking for scrambled eggs instead of poached, hash instead of fries, etc). I'm from the suburbs so I've been enjoying coming here for the past month or so with my friends or on my own. I'm even taking two friends tomorrow for the first time because I want them to enjoy this place as much as I do! Even going to hopefully bring my family when they visit from El Salvador since they love tea as much as I do. Don't hesitate to try this place out--definitely make a reservation! On the weekends they don't require reservation.

This place has amazing fairytale ambiance - totally teleports you into alice's world. I have been here a few times and have always enjoyed it so so much! Love the berry scone with fresh butter and jam, and the regular scone is good too! Will be back again with friends.

Cute, quirky casual tea spot, perfect for a catch up with friends! We shared the Mad Hatter for Three which was a lot of food, we packed leftovers. With this menu selection, you have a choice of: * Three tea - I really enjoyed the Empress Tea, a black tea that was mild but still fragrant. * Four scones - We got 2 Buttermilk, 1 Ham & Cheese, and 1 Apple & Cranberry (which I'd highly recommend!) * Three sandwiches - Smoked Salmon, Tea Egg, and Cucumber (would pass on Cucumber as the cucumbers were over powering the sauce) * Choice of mocha cake or chocolate mousse for the sweet plate, also served with cookies and macarons Including tip, this came out to be ~$40 for each person. The menu is extensive with lots of great options, from a long list of teas, brunch items, and tea combos!

I went to this place for afternoon tea with some friends. They had a really good promo going on. We ordered two afternoon tea sets for 2, which each came with a pot of tea, 3 scones of your choice, two sandwiches, a variety of cookies, and a choice of mocha cake or chocolate mousse. It was such a great deal. The scones are huge and come warm, with cream and jam. The sandwiches were good portions too. I ordered the BLT and it was memorable because of the blue cheese inside. I highlight this since my friends didn't care too much for the blue cheese. As for the tea, they have so many varieties of tea since it's their specialty and it was hard to choose. It was well worth going with several people since we got to try out different flavors. I recommend the chocolate mousse over the mocha cake - it has an interesting sorbet-like texture. There are a lot of places offering afternoon tea in NYC, but some of them can be pretty expensive. We definitely got our bang for our buck with the promo and I would go back again. The ambiance might not be as bougie as some tea places but it has its own charm of coziness and it seems like the building is a renovation of an old apartment. There are 2 floors and we were seated upstairs. The service was amazing too. We stayed until closing, just to find out that they had actually closed an hour before but the staff was nice enough to let us stay an extra hour without kicking us out!

I researched several place for high tea in NYC and I'm so glad I landed on this gem close to Central Park! It was just what we needed after a nice long morning walking the park. It is two levels inside, plenty of room to feel relaxed and have a nice afternoon tea experience. We ordered the mad hatter tea for two, my husband ordered an extra scone and tea for himself. Everything was delish! The buttermilk biscuits were a fave for sure. The cucumber tea sandwiches were equally good. The atmosphere was relaxing and chill, the wait staff was attentive and gave us time to enjoy our tea leisurely. It was definitely a nice experience with excellent service. We will be back next time we're in the city for sure!!!

Ok have to be honest here. We were very underwhelmed coming here. Maybe its our fault for having great expectations.... But we have been to a few high teas in the city and considering this place is the OG, the other places were just better in every way. The ambiance was nothing special, the tea was just ok and the food was very mediocre. I don't know, I just felt this place wasn't magical enough, our server tried his best to be accommodating but again everything about the place very sub par. Maybe I will give it one more try but definitely not the food.

I've been coming to Alice's for years and it never disappoints. I think this is the best afternoon tea in New York City. Their tea for two comes with generous portions and large scones. I love that they change out their scone flavors daily (except for a few staples). Their baked goods are always delicious and not to be missed!

A cute place to bring your little friends, but not my cup of tea. The good: - Wide selection of teas to choose from - Cute mix-and-match serve wear (although it may be chipped) The okay: - Our waiter was friendly but a little all over the place. My friend and I both ordered different items that were unfortunately out of stock. I wish they had informed us of the availability before we ordered instead of having to circle back to us after we placed our order. I also ordered a small pot with a side of oat milk and they gave me a large pot with whole milk instead. The waiter was happy to correct the order, but I wish they placed it correctly in the first place. The not-so-great: - Food was dry - They put the cream and jam in the same container. I've never seen an afternoon tea place serve it like that and it's a food service no-no in case someone is allergic to one or the other. - The ambiance and interior felt a little dungy and sticky - at least on the ground floor. Even the menus looked worn. Ultimately not my first choice for afternoon tea, but it is heartwarming to see parents bring their kids here.

Alice is teacup was a choice by a young family member who had been to this location previously when she was maybe eight years old and now it's sweet 16 thought it would be a great spot for her lunch. Let me start with pricing- for a New York City establishment this is a wild MGD -mighty good deal! Food looked amazing, was plentiful, and was just as expected, if not better in the view of the birthday girl. For myself, the food looked delicious tasted delicious. However I had my suspicions that the server or the chef/Cook did not truly understand that stated allergies are serious, not just preferences, and can be very concerning! I did not have a severe reaction while in the restaurant, however within 30 minutes of leaving the restaurant I was in distress and incapacitated for approximately another hour. The ambience of the location is perfect for the young family young child and as I stated fo, however, an accessible location. There are stairs to enter the building and there are stairs to go to the main dining area. I would give this restaurant five stars, however due to the unfortunate circumstances regarding my personal allergy situation, I'll drop it down by two.

Besides some Lewis Carroll books and Alice in Wonderland artwork on the walls it's basically just a cafe. There's nothing particularly exceptional or magical about this place so set your expectations low and you'll be okay.

Three of us enjoyed a fabulous high tea at Alice's Tea Cup! We each had our pot of tea. We shared a three tiered arrangement with plates of delicious food. The chocolate chip scones were awesome as was the salmon sandwich. We were so full from the hearty sandwiches, scones and tea that we barely touched the awesome looking desserts . Beautiful ambiance. Excellent service. Recommend making a reservation in advance.

The service and ambiance was great. Perfect lunch date for my 5 year old and I. Food was fine - definitely overpriced but it was a good experience.

yes def so cute ! love most of the teas ! service can be slow and the tables are close together ... also the wait is sometimes crazy unless u made a rsvp even if u did usually u will need to wait .... anyways over all great ! scones are def worth the wait.

Still as cute as I remember. It was a Sunday and the place was opened when we got there around 10:30. Your full party needs to be present before the hostess will bring you to your table. We were seated upstairs which is more spacious then the first floor. In the back is a private room, which happens to be hosting bridal shower. There is a bathroom on the 2nd floor though with a party going on, it was easier to use the bathroom on the 1st floor. We were a party of three. Ordered the Mad Hatter for 3 ($72 for 2 + $15 for 3), which is way too much food. We didn't touch the 3rd tier (mochha cake and 3 chocolate cookies plus 1 red velvet cookie) so we packed it to go. The 2nd tiers contained sandwiches. We order 3 sandwiches: the smoked salmon, Alice BLT, and ham/gruyere. The first tier contains scones: buttermilk, pumpkin, dark chocolate strawberry (which is vegan and surprisingly not dry), and ham/cheese. We had to ask for more clotted cream and jam since 1 cup wasn't enough for 3 people and 4 scones. We had 3 tea pots: Alice faerie potion, stardust, 44th flotus. Truthfully, we had 1.5 scones remaining, 3 sandwiches left and a whole tier which is in a meal of itself. It was a great experience though this is more of a treat.

I've been 3x to Alice's Tea Cup Chapter II. Twice for brunch and once for lunch. Truthfully, the the draw to the place is the atmosphere; the place is cute, they have mismatched tea sets (a la Mad Hatter), the food is Alice in Wonderland Theme, and there are a ton of teas to pick from. Just a really cute place. My daughter loves it. My suggestion is to go for brunch. It's a much better menu selection. Personally I skip the tower. It's expensive and the sandwiches aren't great. French toast pudding is sweet but tastes good. It pairs nicely with an unsweetened tea. Expect to spend $9-11 on a pot of tea... it is refillable but you can't change flavors. While I like this place, the reason I gave 3 stars is that the tables are sticky, the inside is kind of dusty, and some of the staff don't look clean like for handling food. It's off putting.

This restaurant, I thought, was supposed to be a whimsical place modeled on the Alice in Wonderland books. Walking in, one would not know that. Sitting down to eat, one would not know that. It looked like pretty much every other cafe with a few extra decorations. So, the food-- I have a problem with a tea place that runs out of tea. They were out of Earl Grey tea. Not to worry, I got the Rooiboos. It was fine but the tea in the tea got cold within 15 minutes. (The teapot was a small plain single color pot-nothing special-no Alice in Wonderland motif. If the chinaware doesn't have a specific vibe then get a teapot that keeps the tea warm! Also, my teapot was chipped. ) We ordered sandwiches which were good but the portions were small. (For $25-26 a sandwich, I expected something a bit more filling.) The scones were tasty--which is, I guess, the main draw. One doesn't need to come here for good scones though. The staff was super friendly and efficient which is why I gave it an extra star. I will not be coming back.

I came here on a Friday with my friend. We were seated inside but it was hot in there so we asked if we could move outside. We did the Madhatter which is for 2 people ($72). You get unlimited tea but it's only for the same tea that you originally pick. We got the Jasmine Monkey King and Unbirthday tea. You also get your choice of 3 scones and 2 sandwiches. We chose the ham sandwich and BLT. The set up is so cute. I really liked the tea we chose. It also comes with a slice of cake and cookies and macarons. There was so much and we definitely had leftovers! I will definitely come back!

Sweet little spot for tea and/or lunch. The menu was very scalable. You could just get tea and scones, you could get a full tea service, or you could get lunch. Something for everyone! Extensive tea choices, very helpful staff, cute ambience. And everything we tried was amazing! There were no kids in our group, but I noticed that little ones were offered fairy wings when they came in for tea. It was precious!

Such a cute place to make a memory with a little loved one. This was the first "real" tea party I've actually attended with my 5 year old outside of our usual fantasy tea parties in her bedroom and our living room. While I enjoy our pretend tea and biscuits, the real thing is way better. Alice's Tea cup was such an inviting establishment. A warm setting that really makes you feel like you are in a different word. This one, obviously, is themed along Alice in Wonderland. As soon as we entered we were greeted. (We, including our little one.). She was offered her fairy wings to wear and they helped "grant her wish" by making her close her eyes as they sprinkled magic fairy dust (glitter) in her hair. This really helped set the mood. The service was excellent as the host and servers were attentive and hospitable. The challenge for us was selecting our tea as they have a vast selection. Although it's not as bad as trying to select a wine from a comprehensive wine list as they have a great description of each tea. Our server helped guide us to selecting one of the best teas on the list! (Chocolate chai with milk and honey) I was pleasantly surprised that our little one enjoyed the tea. We all enjoyed the scones as those felt like they were the stars of the show. I would definitely recommend this place for others wanting to make a great memory with their little ones. Thank you to the Alice's Tea team who served us. We will always have that wonderful memory to reflect on.

This place is adorable. Get the tea service and relax in a beautiful older building. Well priced for the ambience and tea service.

They were out of English Bfast tea. They ran out of egg salad. They don't use cream cheese on their cucumber sandwiches and the chicken in the chicken sandwich was so dry. I love going out for tea. I'm not a snob but I just paid $100 to have tea and one scone. Don't waste your time.

This is my first time to any of the Alice's Tea Cup locations, and I went with some friends. When I first got there, the decor really impressed me as stylishly dainty, like a page out of C.S. Lewis's novel. Everything looks like it was home-crafted and painted with love! 5 stars for the physical decor! However, I did not like the home-brew service. First, their rules were too strict and hard to follow. I wasn't too pleased by their temporary cash only policy as the items on the menu were pretty pricy and I do not like carrying $80 worth of paper bills with me (yes, you could spend that much on a couple of full tea services with just a few friends), but I could understand it might be due to technical issues. No worries. However, what really irked me was their "we don't seat incomplete parties" policy. They also do not take reservations for less than 6 people. This policy is very inconvenient for medium sized groups between 1-6 people, because that's the average size of groups who get here. I came in a group of 4, and we ended up waiting one whole hour! On foot, standing in the tiny entranceway, waiting endlessly and watching enviously as groups smaller than us came by. The tea and scones were good. The watercress salad and sandwiches good too, but the tea and scones were more memorable. A nice spot and will be back!

They were so kind to us when we were late for our birthday event, seating us at the last possible second and not making us feel at all that we were imposing (so appreciated, and I know we WERE imposing!). The food was really lovely, and portions were big! We took quite a few things home with us. The scones were super yummy and I had a bowl of tomato soup that was so so good! The teas are plentiful, interesting and well made. The decor is Alice in Wonderland themed, but not gaudy. Tastefully done, but with just the right amount of whimsy. Thank you, Alice's Chapter II for making a really nice birthday treat!

I loved my visit at Alice's Tea Cup Chapter II! I made a reservation for Presidents Day morning at 11am. There were about four other parties at that time. We ordered the Madhatter Tea for Two and it was perfect. We wound up finishing the sandwiches and cake and taking some of the scones and cookies to go. Everything tasted wonderful. It's really worth the price for a nice outing with delicious tea and food!

It was a magical experience! I loved everything. The service and the food was great. Young and old should experience it.

Very cute, tiny hideaway. Loved that I could choose a full sandwich with my 3-tiered tea menu. Everything was delicious, especially the chocolate mousse :)

Very cute concept! Took the fam for a treat. The pumpkin scones are everything a scone should be. Texture amazing, taste and flavor so good. The teas were nice. I'm more of a coffee person but if you love tea this place has 20 kinds at least. The cucumber sandwiches very good actually my favorite and the ham and Gruyère were okay. The prices though kind of a lot. So if you go check out travel zoo website they have a big discounted price. We got it at $49 for two and without it the price Is $88 and it comes with 2 pots of tea, 2 tea sandwiches, 2 scones, 1 slice of cake some cookies and macarons.

What a fun, kitschy little spot! We were there as part of a weeklong 6th birthday celebration for my daughter and she loved every minute. The staff is a delight and so so so great with kids. We loved the loaner fairy wings to set the mood and my daughter felt so seen and catered to it was perfect. The food is great, we ordered the afternoon tea for 2 as well as the kids tea. The kids apple juice came in a teapot, so sweet! Loved our afternoon here and would highly recommend to kids and adults of all ages.

This was our first time visiting and we had a wonderful time. Once we ordered, they let us just relax and enjoy our tea and meal. We felt very comfortable and enjoyed our conversation with each other. It was nice to try the different types of sandwiches, scones, desserts.

This location is open again as of January 2022. My friend and I walked in when they opened at 10 on a Sunday and had our pick of tables. We got the tea and scones combo, opting for the chocolate chip butterscotch and mix berry scones, along with the sparrows soul tea. I also had the pumpkin pancakes. Everything was delicious, and the service was great!

I had my birthday here for tea and scones and had a great experience! Excellent service and a delicious assortment of tea and scones, at a very reasonable price. Would highly recommend!

Favorite place to dine for brunch each time I am in the area. They have so many types and flavor of delicious teas to try iced and hot. Love their weekend brunch menu, get one of my favorites each time I visit.

Came here for a reunion with a friend after 50 years. It was the perfect place for a reunion! We had a great tea with sandwiches and scones. Just a lovely place. So glad they are hanging in there!

Popped in with no reservation and seated right away. On a Friday at 11:30. I mention it because I had tried to make reservations through yelp the night before and it said tables were not available. So don't let that scare you off. Tea infused hot chocolate was AMAZING. My friend and I each had the lapsang chicken - he the sandwich, I the salad. Probably would have liked the sandwich better but it was a big salad, nicely presented. Waitstaff was super friendly.