The Berry Tea Shop

This was my second visit to the Berry Tea Shop, and it was just as lovely as the first :) To start, the store is beautifully decorated with a walls filled with tea, teapots, teacups - anything related to tea. The atmosphere is very inviting and quaint. I am not the biggest tea drinker, but I would recommend their blushing beauty or berry blend to those who want something fruity and flavourful. Their cakes are also delicious, along with their scones. It is a lovely experience by yourself or with a small group. And the staff are excellent too!

A lovely quiet spot just behind the often frantic main street, offering not just a great range of tea, but a nice spot to sit down and have a pot of tea, and some fabulous cakes. There’s only a few tables inside and outside, so finding a spot can be tough at times, and there’s no full lunch menu, but if you just want to sit down and have a pot of tea and a cake, it’s perfect. Service was fast and friendly and they even had a gluten free option in the cakes.

Great store and cafe selling teas of all kinds. Lovely decor inside and seating indoors and covered outdoors. Not many seats available though. Popular place with locals and tourists. Free parking available outside store but is usually full. We parked away from the area and walked. Streets are level and shaded so not difficult. Friendly staff and great service. Cakes, scones available for tea but not full meals menu. Prices are competitive. Great gift ideas here.

Cute tea place in Berry. Had a delightful tea and scone and carrot cake. The scone was light and crumbly and carrot cake was moist as. Best carrot cake I've ever tasted. The experience was dainty and delicious!

For nine dollars, one might expect a lemon sponge cake of some distinction. Instead, what arrived was a paltry sliver — mean in portion and utterly lacking in merit. The sponge was dense and joyless, bereft of the light, airy texture one associates with competent baking. Worse still, it carried an unmistakable and rather unpleasant eggy odour. As for the lemon, it was conspicuously absent; there was scarcely a hint of citrus to justify its name. The presentation was uninspired, the flavour forgettable, and the price wholly unjustifiable. For far better quality and value, Ivy’s cakes and muffins are infinitely superior. This, regrettably, was nine dollars squandered.

Amazing tea shop nestled behind Queen Street. Some of the best scones I have ever tasted and the flourless chocolate cake was impeccable. The wide range of tea selection is a tea lovers dream and don’t regret not taking something back to friends and family.

A lovely tea house in Berry with a fantastic selection of teas and a charming atmosphere. I tried the Earl Grey tea, which was fragrant and smooth, and a freshly baked scone with rich strawberry jam and cream—both were delicious! The shop is beautifully decorated, but seating is limited, so it can get busy. A great place to relax with a quality cup of tea if you can find a table! 4.5/5

Absolutely love The Berry Tea Shop. From the moment you walk in, you’re made to feel so welcome. The staff are incredibly friendly, helpful, and genuinely lovely. And the treats… the cupcakes and the incredible variety of cakes are hands down the best I’ve ever tasted. Such a beautiful spot to relax, indulge, and feel looked after. Can’t recommend it enough. ❤️

It is a charming place with a bright airy feel to it. Half the shop is a cafe where you can just rest and drink tea. The other half is filled with all kinds of tea and tea making accessories. At the back of the room is a large table laid with different kinds of cakes and delectable baked goods. Along another side of the room is where you will find all types of tea pots. It is truly a tea shop. I love how there are notes on each type of tea describing it and how it is meant to be drunk (with milk and sugar, just sugar or just milk or plain). Besides English tea, they also sell/serve Chinese and Japanese tea. We were lucky to get a table despite no reservations (not sure if they take it either) when we walked in around 3+ pm. I had a grand time just checking out the cakes and general merchandise. The tea choices were just mind boggling and in the end I bought tea samplers (small quantity of loose tea leaves in clear packets) for my friend. It was quite a good size to get to test the tea (probably can make several cups of tea). There was also a tea pot by the door which contained the tea of the day so you could also sample it before deciding if you wish to buy it. We had the hummingbird cake and it was the best I had ever tasted. It had a thick layer of cream cheese which was what made it so awesome. The cake was moist and I just wanted to eat it all. We also ordered the scones which were apparently a bestseller. Frankly I was not too impressed by the scones. It was huge and I thought it was more like a tea bun instead. I asked my friend who really loved it and she said the reason to order it was the double cream.and raspberry jam that came with it. Hmmm I would suggest to skip the scone if you are used to the crumbly type like the American biscuits. Go for the cakes instead. They looked so delicious.

Tucked away behind the Main Street of Berry is a lovely tea shop worthy of being the town attraction. The shop serves homemade cakes and scones and serves all their tea collection for in store sipping. The shop is not huge, tea selection adorns one wall whilst another is prettied up by various teapots, cups, canisters, and mugs of all kinds. I love that there are clear signs to mark whether each tea is suitable with milk, sugar, iced, and brewing time, makes it super easy to navigate but still not easy to choose from the great selection. If in doubt, grab the sample size and i dare you to walk away without feeling like you've walked in daggy and came out a trendy posh English royal.