Tea Elle C Garden Cafe

Great breakfast and tea selection. Staff is very friendly and helpful

Honestly my all time favorite breakfast/brunch spot ever. Been going here for 8 years. I’ve never been to any other brunch restaurant that compared to my love with this place lol. Love all the selections of teas, love their food, and love their service!

I never write reviews but I would for Tea Elle C Garden

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Eggs Benedict, Hash Browns

Dietary restrictions: Gluten-free options

Atmosphere: 5

Service: 5

Maria was absolutely great. She made our experience wonderful by being understanding and kind. I flew in from North Carolina to see my friend. We ended up getting a little lost, so we didn’t arrive until they were closing. Maria was so kind to allow us to stay and serve us after hours. The atmosphere was very serene and peaceful. Maria was very knowledgeable in different varieties of teas. The butterscotch scone was my favorite with the fruity tea! Thank you Maria for a lovely time.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Gracie's PBJ Hearts

Excellent food with ample amount of teas to include decaf options. Had a lovely brunch with my girls. Tea Elle is excellent for special occasions!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Tea Sandwiches, Egg Salad Sandwich, Eggs Benedict, Gracie's PBJ Hearts, Butterscotch

Great spot to have tea and yummy food! Beautiful garden and outside seating area.

Been going here for years. Always perfect

Parking: Parking for all!

Wheelchair accessibility: Easy access to seating, outside dining & restrooms

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Tea Sandwiches, Afternoon Tea

Nice new experience for us. Tea was good, most of the food was very good. The French toast we requested ended up being a chocolate croissant

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Tea Sandwiches

I've been to this place twice in the past month. I ordered the tea service both times. Our servers were great. My food was okay. But one of my friends ordered the English breakfast and her food showed up *stone cold* with a glass for her ice tea that was chipped on the rim. Not okay. On one of the visits, we sat outside in the garden area and that was nice. The other time they sat us outside at a table for four that was the furthest away from all of the tables and not near the garden area. That was totally fine except for the fact that right behind our table was old dusty furniture that was clearly just being stored there. If one of my friends leaned back too far, their head would touch it....not okay. And I was facing them so I had to look at this stuf the whole time. Overall I would say that this place has a lot of potential to be great.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 3

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Scones

The Tea Gardens was much better years ago. The prices are so over inflated now. The three tiered trays, which is really only enough for one person, is now $37!! Just six years ago it was $23! That price point does not match the small amount of food that you get, and you can't even share the tray with a second person since you get so little. For example, the tray only comes with one scone. One scone. This isn't a shareable dish. We also had a poor experience with less than ideal waitstaff, which wouldn't be such a deal breaker if the prices were fair. Additionally, even though our visit was in May, the restaurant still had up several dusty Christmas displays on their walls. The atmosphere needs attention. We don't plan on returning.

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 3

Service: 1

Lovely morning at the Tea GardenWonderful light scones were perfect!!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

I’m embarrassed to say I did not discover this place until now. It was a wonderful experience and everything I had was super delicious. Highly recommended!

Dietary restrictions: Vegetarian and Gluten-free

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Tea Sandwiches, Finger Sandwiches, Scones, Chocolate Chip

I know for certain that I have FOOD POISONING from this place. After having to ask two different times for clean cups (mine had FLOATIES in it that were not normal) and clean silverware, I just know that my nausea and vomiting were absolutely from here. Upon arrival, I noticed a dirty rag and flower clippings rubbing up against a “fresh scone” .. and a few of the guests sitting near me also HAD TO ASK AT LEAST ONCE FOR CLEAN SILVERWARE OR PLATES/CUPS. There’s an “A” in the window, but I would consider treating this place as a solid “D” before you consider trying or going back. There was no manager to complain to, and the wait staff just seemed clueless beyond belief. Be WARNED!

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 1

Service: 1

Meh! We had a big group that ate in the back room—even with just our 10 the room was very loud (all hard surfaces bounce the sound back at you). The food was bland and unremarkable. I had soup and sandwiches, and the only choice of soup was baked potato soup. It had no flavor and was mildly warm. My tea was fine.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 2

Service: 4

Recommended dishes: Full Pot of Tea

Sometimes, we plan one thing but end up randomly opting for something entirely different. Yet, it's these impromptu plans and spontaneous destinations that often turn the day into something extraordinary.Here I find myself at Tea Elle Garden cafe, a charming spot known for its country style cafe that serves different belended teas along with breakfast and lunch. Having the breakfast on Sundays outside is like a gathering on mornings for random conversations and try different food to experience the satisfaction what our soul wants .The  conversations here evoke the spirit of "chai pe charcha," but with a twist—instead of various discussions over traditional Indian tea, the focus shifts to different tea varieties of western style.There's a noticeable distinction in both ambiance and tea selection, reminiscent of the difference between class and mass. Opting for the Caramel Chai from the menu, I found its flavor enhanced with the addition of milk, as recommended. While I enjoyed the unique taste, it's essential to note that the tea experience here differs from the authentic Indian chai we're accustomed to; it's a delightful deviation more aligned with Western tea culture.The cheesy chicken mushroom sautéed with onions and wrapped inside a spinach tortilla is a delight with every bite. It's intriguing how some people don't fancy mushrooms, despite their role as taste enhancers akin to sautéed onions. In fact often considered as vegetables , mushrooms which are fungi are neither a plant nor animal. Referred to as the elixir of life mushrooms hold a unique place in culinary and biological realms alike.The garden omelette, comprising basic ingredients such as mushrooms, onions, spinach, and jack cheese, wasn't as flavorful as the previous dish. However, its taste was well-balanced, especially when paired with the perfectly roasted hash browns.Finally, we arrive at the desserts, a delightful choice even during breakfast. These buttery, flaky, light golden scones infused with flavors like cranberry and butterscotch indeed tasted heavenly with each bite. Topping them with cream feels like indulging in sweet bliss, enhancing the tenderly delightful experience.I will definitely come again to try again.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 4

Recommended dishes: Scones, Butterscotch, Soup of the Day, French Toast