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We visited to celebrate a birthday, and had a wonderful experience! The menu and specials presented a variety guaranteed to please any appetite. The teas on offer were plentiful. I can't recommend Taste of Britain enough!
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- H Baker 06/12/08
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There is always this red head with freckles that seems so fake and is obviously just there to get money and leave.
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- Alex 06/11/08
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This teashop is a lot of fun. Even on busy Saturdays, the waitresses are always kind and friendly. My daughter and I have been coming here for years. We miss Marie (the previous owner). She always had a smiling face and knew all the customers by name.
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- SPK 05/19/08
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Yes parking is difficult but this is a nice place for high tea. It is not 'swamky' but has a homey feel to it like you are in someone's home- it is low key - if you are looking for the Ritz, this place isn't it. I think there are many snobby people who live on the mainline who wrote unkind & unfair things about T.O.B. The place is NOT dirty. I guess because it is low key and homey people want to be mean. The scones and sandwiches and pastries for high tea were good. The scones are enormous. The mainline is full of pretentious snobs and snobby places. Taste of Britain is home style and low key. It doesn't have an attitude. That's why I LIKE it!
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- Kate 05/12/08
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Our scones were cold in the center as if they had been frozen. The place could use a good cleaning. If what the customers see is not up to snuff-then I worry about the backroom.
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- Kathleen 05/09/08
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Came on a cold winter day and it ws freezing as they ran out of oil.
They should have closed but we stayed sipping hot tea and they brought in a space heater, quite memorable as a 'cold' tea experience
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- Jeannette 03/23/08
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This tearoom in Devon, PA did not feel clean to me. The table was set with cups and mismatched saucers. There was a small dirty water vase of dead roses on the table. Crumbs, etc., on the hardwood chair. The scones were so hard, I thought I would break a tooth. Would not return, or recommend
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- Joanne 02/19/08
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As a Brit living in the US I recently visited with friends. We were thoroughly disappointed with the atmosphere, decor and poor food. Not authentically British. I would not recommend this establishment.
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- SEB 02/01/08
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wehave been going to thios tea room for the last 7 years, first at the other location, now where they are presentlty located. i bring my inlaws, who are from Great Britainm now living in states. They are always pleased to go, and enjoy the british atmosphere. They always order a few cornish pasties rto bring home, i have always enjoyed it, nice warm atmospheere. Tne waitresses are no longer Brits ( as they were a few yrars back)but the service is always polite and cheerful.
devon, PA
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- CMB 12/27/07
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Visited over a year ago, but doubt improvements have been made. Found the decor tacky with unsteady tables and chairs. Parking is difficult. No atmosphere. The gift shop had a nice selection but seemed a little overpriced. Food unremarkable. Would not go back.
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- Tzigany 12/08/07
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The tea sandwiches are outstanding and reasonably priced. The atmosphere was quiet and comfortable. They also sell a wide array of English 'goodies'.
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- Madeline Christenson 11/08/07
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I have been here many times taking my friends and had my daughter's 16th birthday party here. Everything is always exceptional, the help is friendly and the atmosphere civilized. Prices are moderate and there is a selection is you don't really want a full English tea. After having tea, we always roam around Waterloo Gardens.
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- Lynne 08/19/07
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