Lady Bird’s Tea Room & Bakery

Very disappointing, horrible experience. Multiple things made this experience a terrible one. I took my daughter and friends her for her birthday. They served the kids 20 minutes before the adults so the kids were antsy before we even got to eat.
The adults order the Ms Thatcher — we weren’t given any choice of tea. The server was miserable when we asked her any questions or requests it was uncomfortable that we were an annoyance being there.
When the bill came I was charged an extra $ 2.00 over the website menu listed price. When questioned I was informed that since it was a birthday there was an extra charge of $ 1.50 over the menu price and the website was old. None of this was disclosed to me when I called. Most establishments offer a free dessert to a birthday person, this establishment charged me over $ 20 extra. This was not a private party and there should not have been a additional fees. They didn’t acknowledge my daughters birthday in any way and we were penalized because in excitement I mentioned it was her 10^th birthday.
Additionally I was charged 20% gratuity which I understand for larger parties. However, would have anticipated an 18% gratuity and the additional percents being at my desecration.
I always try to give establishments the benefit of the doubt, but this was a case of bad business practice. For me I’ll stick to restaurants that welcome my business and celebrate milestones instead of penalize for them.

This is a great place to take your mom, aunt, or grandmom for lunch. My grandmother really enjoyed this place. The staff is nice and the food is good. However, it’s the actual restaurant that I have a problem with. There are so many kitschy items crowding every single surface. Worst of all, everything was incredibly dusty. There was a visible layer of dust over most surfaces and cobwebs in the corners, which is enough to help me lose my appetite.

My friend and I have been wanting to get afternoon tea for awhile. We looked around for different tea rooms and decided to try this spot out! Definitely make sure to call to see if it’s necessary for a reservation, luckily we did not have to make one. We decided to make this a brunch date.
Both my friend and I ordered the Lady Bird, which consisted of a salad, soup du jour (beef vegetable), 4 assorted tea sandwiches (egg salad, chicken salad, tuna salad, and cucumber), a scone with comes with preserves and clotted cream, and 3 assorted desserts.
And of course you get your own pot of tea, I ordered pomegranate green tea, while she got a some type of floral rose tea. This was all for $ 19.95 which I think very reasonable.
Surprisingly, I really enjoyed the cucumber sandwich. (Consisted of cucumber and some type of cream sane niches between raisin bread) The scones were great and they were warm when they came out. They have daily specials. Next time, I would really to try the quiche. I also noticed they had a selection of ice creams.
Overall, it was a really nice experience. The room was decorated very Victorian like. A few sofas and big comfy chairs at a couple of tables. I liked that every seat had a different teacup.
This is a great place to bring friends along and just to catch up over some tea. Also it’s a place that I would love to bring my nieces to have a tea party. Definitely would love to come back in warmer weather!

My friend and I ordered the Queen Anne, which consists of a large scone with preserves and Devonshire cream, a house salad, 4 assorted tea sandwiches, variety of sweets and an individual pot of tea for $ 18. On our visit the scones were a kind of cinnamon raisin scone that were just the right texture. Definitely a filling meal and we loved sitting, sipping our tea and listening to the music playlist they had going that totally fit the space.
The tea room is charming, and features different cups and saucers at each place setting, a variety of chairs and arm chairs, bric-​à-​brac decorations (holy cow, go see the bathroom, it’s too pretty!) and some jewelry for sale. You can even pop in to buy items from the bakery, or ice cream to go.
FYI they’re closed on Sundays for private parties, so plan accordingly!