Last week, I hosted a lovely baby shower and afternoon tea at the East Bay Meeting House for 16 guests who were visiting from out of town. I have been to other places for afternoon tea before, but this experience surpassed all others. The party was flawless in every way! The atmosphere was reminiscent of a charming Parisian bistro set in the world-class city of Charleston. The food was beautifully crafted and served on elegant linens and vintage china. We enjoyed a variety of delicious quiches, teas, and desserts.
My wife and I had a great experience at the East Bay Meeting House. We enjoyed their afternoon tea which was both delicious and filling. The afternoon tea came with a pot of tea and a tower of desserts, scones and finger sandwiches. It was delicious! The service was excellent, Robin and Jailene were very friendly and very helpful. They really made the experience great by telling us stories and explaining all of the teas and food. We would highly recommend the afternoon tea to
The food was excellent but a little pricey for the portions received. The service was a challenge because the server did not speak/understand English very well. When asked about corkage fees we were told $55... So we went with the house Shiraz (Copper Moon) and that was $55 for a bottle of wine that is retailed for about $7... So all in all good food, WAY over priced!
After 2 hours and almost 3 miles into our walking tour of Charleston, we stopped for a delicious lunch at East Bay Meeting House. Linda had the turkey with brie and pesto Panini and I had the Turkey Club sandwich. Both were washed down with sweet tea. A great lunch to refuel for the afternoon walking.
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We took our two-year-old for his first afternoon tea. The owner and server were so awesome. The food was great. They were so accommodating. They even made my son his own little plate. When we left my son said, ?thank you, teacup man!? I would definitely recommended going here. They are the best.
Service was great and the food was flavorful and outstanding. We were able to bring a nice bottle of wine as well that brough out the flavours of each dish. I would go back and recommend.
I recently had the best French toast I've had in a while at this restaurant. The atmosphere was lovely and we practically had the place to ourselves on a Monday morning.
Small and quaint little place that I must have walked past twenty times before I even realized it was a restaurant! Very glad that we checked it out because
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Highly recommend this quaint, quiet spotThe candle-light, rustic vibe is perfect for a date night on an otherwise busy East Bay Street.
Booked on Open Table and ended up sitting at the bar.
