Miss Marple's Tea Room

heavy scones, heavy pecan cakes, do not go here if they are looking for healthy, but why would they go to a teehouse when they die! beautiful atmosphere. tee ohrle gray was exactly what they would expect, no lemon offered. polite helpful...staff who were busy seeing that they also helped each other. Christmas Carols nice touch and good selection! decoration very well made!

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Came here for lunch and although I had read the reviews about the square scones I thought we would try them. The serving is very generous so for the I think it’s about on par with what a tourist restaurant would charge. It was...enjoyable and filling, personally I would prefer traditional scones but for something different it’s worth the visit.

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everything was great, though squash. scones tasted ok, but I think it could be done a lot more effort because I'm not sure you could even call them scones. I imagine saving time, there are big cakes made and simply cut into squares, disappointing and not authentic. if I pay money, I want the real experience. has enjoyed the xmas atmosphere.

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eating is overestimated and overpriced. scones are cut by a plate. at $15 for 2 this is quite expensive. we shared a tea for $6.60 per person. our roasted finger at $17.20 consisted of 2 slices toast cut in three, distributed. with chutney and grilled with ham and cheddar. I wouldn't go back there.

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The worst scone, worst chicken and beef pies that were tasteless. Ice cream that was $18, but shown as $2 on counter. I paid $200 plus and felt swindled by the poor tasting food and overpriced items.

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