Reviews

Variety:     Artistry:     Service:     Food: What a BEAUTIFUL home this setting this is in. The tea room itself has gorgeous round wood dining room tables and chairs making conversation easy and a chance to meet new people. Lovely linen tablecloths, napkins, China and Sterling Silver flatware. The room has many windows that over look a garden that is beautiful in all seasons. Summer however is the time when you can stroll the gardens and ponds. There is also a separate gift shop with tea related items and vintage jewelry etc. We have also had garden tea parties experiencing the fragrances of the beautiful flowers and taking away ideas for your own garden. It was perfect for the 50th anniversary party we had in the summer. There have also been weddings and showers here. Although we have gone for many years each experi... (more)ence seems to top the last. All cares melt away as the word 'welcome' becomes more than a greeting it’s a feeling that continually warms your heart. You feel special from the moment you enter. A time of wonderful teas, food that is divine starting with the scones that are out of this world! The presentation of each course is such a delight. Her themed teas have guest speakers that are always fun. What a wonderful tea time shared with old friends or a chance to make new ones, which I have! Heart, home and tearoom shine with love and hospitality. A room full of gracious touches and a very talented hostess (Cheryl Nix). We can't wait to return. Talk to your friend’s chances are they have already been here as word of mouth is traveling fast. (Since its reservations I suggest you check her website above for dates and themes. Then call right away to get the dates you want! Also there is a long stair case that you must be able to walk up)

- Gail Kniffel 02/25/08

Variety:     Artistry:     Service:     Food: Just got back from a baby shower there, the only problem is the steep steps to get inside. It was hard for my 89 year old mom and 100 year old aunt. Would be impossible for a handicapped person.

- Mary Ann Dombrowski 11/23/07