Willowbrook Manor English Tea

I visited Willowbrook Manor English Teahouse in December and found it to be a true hidden gem, about 90 minutes (approximately 75 miles) from downtown Seattle. The setting is serene and picturesque, and the wall lined with hundreds of teacups lets guests choose their own—a charming, personal touch. The tea service is excellent, with a thoughtful selection of blends accompanied by freshly baked scones and classic accompaniments. Guests are welcome to stroll through the manor or wander the grounds and take in the views. During December, the atmosphere turns warmly festive, making it a wonderful outing to share with friends or family. Highly recommended.

Terry and her team provided a warm and welcoming place for today’s Sedro Woolley Chamber meeting! The butter chicken curry is “ to die for” and the salad and rice make perfect accompaniments. What a gorgeous for fellowship 🌺🌈🎉 I truly appreciate how she mentors students from North Cascades Job Corps!! Jordon did very well.

Atmosphere is lovely, the grounds are beautiful and wonderful service! I do wish they had homemade pastries though!

The afternoon tea experience today far exceeded my expectations. Terry, the charming owner, gave us the warmest welcome and graciously hosted us in her beautiful home. The collection of antique teacups and teapots added a special touch to the experience. We had the loveliest time enjoying the elegant ambiance—and both the women’s flower tea and the chai were absolutely delicious! We may just have to make this a yearly tradition.

The owners are wonderful people! Amazing views from the property.

Absolutely LOVE this venue and the owner...HOWEVER, I have a few critiques. I recently revisited on Dec. 14, 2024 and #1 the scones were TINY. 3 bites MAX. #2 they do not serve REAL clotted cream, and if you're an avid tea room goer you'd know that that's pretty authentic. #2 we were served SO QUICKLY, we barely had time to put our coats down. Normally that wouldn't be an issue, but having all our tea and food come out in about 5 minutes is very strange as we like to sit and chat. #3 the sandwiches were WORSE for holiday tea, even though I paid MORE money? I don't understand that at all. #4, it was labeled as "Holiday Tea" yet there were very little decorations for a mansion you can rent rooms our of. And lastly, #5, we never got waited on. Our kind server simply dropped off our stuff and never came back to ask if it was good or if we needed a tea refill. I've been to the manor before and it was lovely, but I was very disappointed in "Holiday Tea" as it was WAY over priced for the food that was served, the venue they didn't change and the fact it was nasty outside so we couldn't look around anyways.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 4

We were very disappointed. The food was mediocre at best. And the assortment was unappetizing. The price was exorbitant. The entrance to the facility was filled with mud puddles. The ambiance was cluttered and messy.

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 1

Service: 2

The place is very nice, the accompanying food is better sweet than salty and the tea in general is good.
It is a very good place to walk a little bit.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 4

Calming high tea at a beautiful countryside manor overlooking the mountains.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 5

Overall experience was enjoyable. Visit was at wife’s request and she enjoyed it as well.
Food was good, above average for sure.
Concern is the value proposition- even for atmosphere and food quality, the portions are pretty much bite-sized except for the sandwich and for $60 per person… it’s a stretch…
It’s worth a visit if you’re into the “afternoon tea experience “ but not sure if return trips are justified.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Scone Toppings Desserts, Chicken Salad Sandwich on a Croissant

A great experience! Looking forward to our next visit.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

I saw this place in a documentary and decided to fly all the way to Seattle, rent a car, and drive out to this tea manor in the country to surprise my wife for her birthday. Needless to say we were both extremely impressed with everything. The food was great, the service was good, the owner herself is involved in the operations and is very friendly, and most importantly, the tea is really good! We were there for the high tea in the garden experience which they only do once a month around 4 times a year. It was setup in a very large tent where you can have a nice Mountain View. You can also walk around the grounds and learn about the history of the manor and how it was built. I liked the part where you can pick your tea cup from a glass cabinet. I picked the one that had George Washington on a horse going to battle.

Parking: You can park in a small gravel lot on the grounds or along a gravel road

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Morning Tea and Scones, Scone Toppings Desserts, Tea Table Setting, Chicken Salad Sandwich on a Croissant

We had a great bike tour followed by a nice tea service. We enjoyed trying the custom blends of tea and had a great time. Highly recommend!

Fun event to spend with friends with delicious teas and lunch.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Scone Toppings Desserts, Chicken Salad Sandwich on a Croissant

We attended Mothers tea event and had very disappointing experience. The tea served had very strong chlorine smell to it. We ordered two different teapots and both had that smell. Was not pleasant to drink it. The food is mediocre for the price. The only great thing is the premises with beautiful mountain backdrop and the garden is very nice! Unfortunately, can't recommend the experience.

Food: 1