Tiny Tots Tea Room

My 21 month old daughter had an OK enough time. She likes toys. It was a little dirty, but clean enough. My problem was with the owner. From the moment we walked in she gave us an attitude. My mom lives in this area and we visit pretty frequently. I was hoping this was going to be a place we could go often with her and my 2 month old once he got older. Howver, with the way she treated her customers I don’t want to spend my hard earned money there. It’s quite a shame that someone working with kids was so mean… even to my 62 year old mom.

The good: the kids can play in an enclosed area while parents can sit and watch at café-​style tables. No tokens or crazy lights, just simple toys to occupy young minds. The food is decent and affordable.
The bad: promotional items offered to parents are disorganized and cluttered along the walls and tables. It’s hard to make sense of what they’re selling or promoting at any given time. The bathrooms are iffy at best, and I don’t know how often they clean the toys as many appeared dirty.
In terms of the staff, its hit or miss. The owner is rude, but other people who work there are pleasant.

I’ve been to Tiny Tots Tea Room a number of times, and it is a decent place to bring your kids to play on a rainy day, or for something ‘different’. I believe it is $ 8/​per visit, so I probably wouldn’t bring my son there more than once in a while. I did buy the punch card once that ended up being $ 5/​visit, which I think is more reasonable. The food is decent for a simple lunch, and my son seemed to enjoy his quesadilla, so that was a plus. I like that the play area is totally enclosed, so I can sit and talk with a friend in the café part and not have to worry about my son getting into anything that he shouldn’t… everything in the play area is fair game! :-) Overall, a good option for keeping the kiddies occupied!

I am not one to write reviews so this is short and sweet. Sari great job with my son’s birthday party today. You will have repeat business from us!

I recently attended a birthday party at Tiny Tots Tea Room. I felt bad for the woman who paid for this «party.» The owner welcomed us by berating us for being 10 minutes early. We were then led to a party room that consisted of a dirty remnant carpet called the «Red Carpet», some bowls of bland snacks and dried out celery and carrot sticks, and a music tape that kept repeating the same songs when it wasn’t stopping. No one MC’d the party and the girls were pretty much left to their own with no organization. The food was BJ’s quality. Unedible pizza bagels and the «Decorate Your Own Brownie» consisted of a tiny square of brownie and 3 M&M’s in a plastic cup. The owner finally became involved when it was time announce the girls had to go. She then brought out with great fanfare the «Treasure Chest» which consisted of game-​room quality penny toys, of which the girls were reminded to just take one large and one small one… please! If you want to spend $ 500 for $ 30 worth of food and toys, and an owner with a less than friendly personality this your place!

It was reasonably priced to get it, but the coffee was awful and the clerk was snotty. We liked the princess room, the little play castle in there was pretty cool. The main play area in front is cute, but didn’t have any exceptional toys, it was mostly just stuff you get at toys r us for outside use.

This is a good place to come if you have kids over 2 so they can use all of the toys. They have 2 rooms to play in with large toys that I don’t have in my house. Breaks up the monotony.
I went there once with my daughter on a living social deal and she liked it and at the time I didn’t have to pay for my 8 month old at the time who slept in the stroller anyhow.
I have a 10 month old and a 2.5 year old. I almost bought a recent living social there but they want to charge for the 10 month old but I don’t think its worth the money for a 10 month old to crawl around and not play the way a 2 year old would. I don’t think they should charge at all under 1 if you paid for another child to come in.
Can’t bring your own snacks and I suppose its because they want you to buy their food.
They need to work on pricing here because there is competition and other play centers in the area that are more affordable.