Diamond Tea Room & Bistro

Sadly we had high tea and was extreemly disappointed. Comparing it to Lady Anne's which now does not exist and the Flagler museum which are and were magnificent . The food was extreemly mundane over all. The finger sandwiches were nondescript on tasteless bread and no imagination was used creating them. The fruit was canned, the cheese cubes were dried out and the pastries all tasted the same and were not fresh. The scones were hard and dry with little flavor . The tea itself however was delicious and the atmosphere was adorable but the food left much to be desired. Over all is was a very discouraging experience. If they plan on long term business they will have to improve on the food quality . I personally will not go back.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 2

Service: 3

This place was very quirky and interesting! The teapots were super cute and the Devonshire cream is advertised as home made. It was definitely one of the best things I liked about the tea combo I chose. I would go back 100% their scones were delicious.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

I reserved a party for 9 women to celebrate my friend!s birthday and they treated us so well. The soup is done fresh every day.. they allowed us to bring our own cake. The host was so nice; the server brought everything on time. I have nothing bad to say.

Vegetarian options: Cucumber sandwiches. Great soup

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Butternut Squash Soup, Finger Sandwiches

So we tried this cute little tea house in Stuart. It is so adorable and delicious! Everything is homemade by the owner Terry.
She's the lady in the middle.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Butternut Squash Soup

This was not just a Bistro, it was an experience. Terry, the owner, regaled us with tales of local history and history of the shop. Everything is home made. More eclectic than traditional, but each dish was a work of art and each was delicious. Prices were very reasonable - down right inexpensive when you consider the quality and presentation. An absolute must if you’re in the area.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Butternut Squash Soup

This was not just a Bistro, it was an experience. Terry, the owner, regaled us with tales of local history and history of the shop. Everything is home made. More eclectic than traditional, but each dish was a work of art and each was delicious. Prices were very reasonable - down right inexpensive when you consider the quality and presentation. An absolute must if you’re in the area.

Stopped by to eat lunch on Tuesday May 28th 2024. The place is a jewelry store and Bistro on the side. The owner Terry, is a very pleasant and friendly lady. The atmosphere and staff are excellent. Very pleased with the food. The butter squash soup was unbelievable!. I recommend this place to anyone. Stop by and check it out...

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Chicken Pot Pie, Butternut Squash Soup

My husband and I did High Tea for Valentine’s Day and it was lovely! The soups (Butternut Squash and Tomato Roasted red pepper soup) were delicious! This was followed by a green salad and then a tiered tray of finger sandwiches and pastries. The cost ($22 a person) was very reasonable and we were both well satisfied with what we ate. The atmosphere was exactly what you would expect, ornate and whimsical. It is located within a jewelry store and the owner and staff is friendly and full of wonderful stories of among other things, High Tea with the Queen. Definitely recommend this quaint tea room and will be back to try some of the a la cart dishes!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Butternut Squash Soup, Tomato Soup, Finger Sandwiches

Never EVER host a tea party here!Note *The High Tea is $28 / person.Our experience today (where do I even start!?)...FOOD: The salad was lettuce (with virtually no dressing) with 1 carrot and soggy canned green beans ontopThe "meat sandwiches" consisted of a SINGLE SLICE of lunch meat on crustless sandwich bread with a tiny bit of mustard (and looked like my 6-year-old cut off the crust)The "Cucumber sandwich" was crustless sandwich bread with a single layer of Cucumber and one tiny layer of mayo.Dessert: WALMART mini cupcakes (the super cheap ones my kids don't even like) & stale sconesFruit: Without question it was the frozen fruit meant for smoothies that was defrosted (meaning it was all mushy and soggy)Tea: They only offered one choice (and the tea wasn't even hot). They had no option for caffeine free and no flavored teas (and didn't even offer us water with our meal)The soup was good (literally the ONLY THING that was good)Atmosphere: Junk laying around EVERYWHERE! Empty boxes, cords, & clutter covered the floor and walls. It was also super dark. I asked if we could turn on the lamps and was told they didn't work. I had to request music be turned on.Service: PoorNote: I'm usually a very positive person (this is actually the only time I've ever left a negative review on Google), but I simply had to share how poor the experience was to prevent others from experiencing the same.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

Such a wonderful shop that has been in busy for many many years! The owner is such a delight to talk to and custom makes every piece that is in the shop handmade with care and passion. Wouldn’t take my business anywhere else!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

2nd time at this beautiful tea house with friends ? everything was perfect and delicious ?

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Butternut Squash Soup

Understaffed. Overbooked for our group of 24. Disappointing sandwiches. Soup, however, was excellent.

Very disappointing! They didn't have milk for the tea. The waitress said they have 31 different types of tea but didn't have a list, could only remember about seven. Much of the food was from Costco or Publix. Some was inedible. Decor features black ceiling and black walls and was very gloomy. Overall, a horrible experience. The waitress was very pleasant but the owner needs a lesson in how to greet customers.

we loved it. so good. service was amazing

The food was NOT traditional English afternoon tea. I lived in England for 30 years. The place is oddly decorated with black walls and curtains and drapes closed making it extremely dark. The owner was friendly but the food was a combination of the mini white frosted Publix cupcakes with sprinkles, to Danish butter cookies. The sandwiches were on white bread that looked like it was cute from a jagged knife. A bean salad was served, which has nothing whatsoever to do with afternoon tea. The tea was rather weak but kept hot by placing the ceramic/porcelain teapot on a type of mini candle burner. I was incredibly disappointed. The place has a lot of lady bug paraphernalia and throw rugs. You enter via a diamond shop which has stuffed animals on a bench.