Elizabeth and Alexander's English Tea Room
23808 Bothell Everett Highway
Bothell, WA
425-489-9210
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#4
of 91in WA
Hours
Mon - Sat: 11:00am to 4:00pm
Overview
Welcome to Elizabeth and Alexander's English Tea Room. This is our place where you can come out of the harried world and let time slip sideways for a little while. Whether it's a small private party in the Alexander room, a quiet table for two next to the fire in the Parlor or a cup of tea and a good book in a wingback chair in the Churchill Room, this is the place for you to relax and enjoy youself.
Welcome to Elizabeth and Alexander's English Tea Room. This is our place where you can come out of the harried world and let time slip sideways for a little while. Whether it's a small private party in the Alexander room, a quiet table for two next to the fire in the Parlor or a cup of tea and a good book in a wingback chair in the Churchill Room, this is the place for you to relax and enjoy youself.
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Food: I wish I could gives marks ABOVE EXCELLANT! Agroup of 12 of us went yesterday. The atmosphere is charming. Formal but not fussy. The menu had many great choices from bruch or lunch items, as well as traditional tea sets. The food is completly homemade and truly wonderful. The attention to every detail was amazing; from the lovely table settings to the intricut checkerboard & heart shortbread cookies. A nice selection of loose leaf teas served in lovely individual pots. Probably the best scones and lemon curd I have ever had in a tearoom. And some of us are real tea snobs :). We also spent 2 hours shoppin ate the charming Country Village next door. We all said we'll be back again. |
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- Nata Robinson 06/17/09 |
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Food: This quaint little shop rests quiet and unimposing to one side of 527, easily missed by the hurried, bustling traveler, but ever welcoming to those who stop to notice it. Once inside you are greeted with a cozy warmth, charming decor, and friendly, knowledgable staff. The building is divided into a few small rooms, each one artfully enriched with an authentic English touch. Small tables and cushiony chairs make for a comfortable, intimate experience out with a group or just a pair of loved ones. The food is excellent; salads, sandwiches and teas made quickly and without error. The staff are friendly and always eager to answer any questions you may have (for those of you who are new to the tea room scene), and will suggest teas to try, or even offer to pour you your first cup. When visiting, you MUST try the scones. Best experienced on a cold, rainy day, with a good friend across from you. |
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- Lauren Savvard 03/30/09 |
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Food: We visited November of 2008. The food and service was average to mediocre for the price. Was not a really enjoyable lunch experience. The facility is quaint and cosy - old and cramped. |
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- Mickey 03/23/09 |
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Food: This place is beautiful and inviting. It was actually decorated by someone from britain, so it has a very authentic feel to it, and it has some incredibly cozy seating. Velvet armchairs? Yes please. The food can be expensive, but it's artfully done and delicious, and worth every penny. The owner and the wait staff are like a family, and they try to make you feel like family as well. They do their best to make sure you're comfortable and getting great service. The tea selection isn't the best, and because they brew it loose in your pot, your tea can get bitter if you don't drink it quick enough. But the greatness of the food, service, and atmosphere is more than enough to cancel those small cons out. |
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- Jesse 12/30/08 |
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