The Wicked Wolf Tea Lounge & Café

marla smith 5 months ago

We ordered a bottle of champagne for the table so we paid extra. Tea and food were delicious. Passion fruit mimosas were also a hit. Service was exceptional.

Debbie Hitchings 6 months ago

Excellent service. Great clotted cream and jam. The guy did a great job with the tea blends, lots to choose from.

Carleen Wheatley 9 months ago

My sister and I had seen the Wicked Wolf Tea & Coffee Lounge on social media and thought it'd be a great place to celebrate both her and our mom's birthday. We ordered the Saturday Afternoon Tea Service. Each of us received a passion fruit mimosa, which was absolutely fabulous! Delicious! Then, each of us chose our tea. I'm a sucker for lavender, so I went with the lavender silver needle. After our tea arrived, the 2 tiered tray was brought to our table, filled with blueberry scones, fruit, macarons, cookies and tea sandwiches. The blueberry scones arrived warm and tasty. There were two types of tea sandwiches; cream cheese and cucumber and chicken salad. The cream cheese and cucumber was great but the chicken salad sandwich...absolutely scrumptious! Jam and clotted cream was also served as classic accompaniments to the afternoon tea. Since we were celebrating two birthday's, my sister and mom had two small snifters, with a sparkler attached to each glass, brought out by the bartender. From the decor to the vibe to the on point service, with attention to detail, we all had a fantastic time! The owner came to our table to see how everything was going. I loved that. It's a great

M Rawlings 10 months ago

Would recommend to share with friends, 2 or more! The tea is loose leaf and you can smell before you select. I had the Poet's Tea and it was wonderful. The sandwiches are generous portion, so bring an appetite. The scones are nice and buttery, soft, but not overly dry (and a small disc of clotted cream in the shape of a flower). They are the proper texture and consistency. Came with fruit, Madeline cookies (like a soft Biscoff cookies), small macaroons, and small crispy waffle disc (malt and vanilla flavor). There's art along the walls, nice seats and tables to pull together if you have more than 2 in your party. The cups, plates and utensils are typical charming tea time. The service was warm, open, and not pushy at all. We never felt rushed. They were very knowledgeable and would work with you on any dietary restrictions. I don't drink, so they made my mimosa (included in the tea service) as non-alcoholic. Apparently, this place also hosts many community events. There was a book club happening while we were there, but they were upstairs (which i think is outside on the roof). Parking is on the local streets and there was plenty of it. Free but make sure to read the signs.