Diamond Tea Room & Bistro

Elizabeth Egbert 

on Google

a month ago

Overview is: comically bad. Took my 11 year old niece and 5 year old nephew to a 'fancy' lunch. Owner seemed surprised and upset that we were there. Sat us and rushed us through ordering. Plates were not clean, and this is petty but every single silverware setting was different (I had 1 tea spoon and 2 forks, nephew had 3 forks and 2 spoons...) Soup (butternut squash and tomato) was good. Salad was very bad and had what appeared to be canned green beans on top. No choice of tea - what we got appeared to be a weak black tea (... read more

Deborah Fairchild 

on Google

2 months ago

Sadly we had high tea and was extreemly disappointed. Comparing it to Lady Anne's which now does not exist and the Flagler museum which are and were magnificent . The food was extreemly mundane over all. The finger sandwiches were nondescript on tasteless bread and no imagination was used creating them. The fruit was canned, the cheese cubes were dried out and the pastries all tasted the same and were not fresh. The scones were hard and dry with little flavor . The tea itself however was delicious and the atmosphere was ador... read more

Mandy Delgado 

on Google

8 months ago

This place was very quirky and interesting! The teapots were super cute and the Devonshire cream is advertised as home made. It was definitely one of the best things I liked about the tea combo I chose. I would go back 100% their scones were delicious. 

Clara L Colón 

on Google

9 months ago

I reserved a party for 9 women to celebrate my friend!s birthday and they treated us so well. The soup is done fresh every day.. they allowed us to bring our own cake. The host was so nice; the server brought everything on time. I have nothing bad to say. 

Leasa Brinker 

on Google

10 months ago

So we tried this cute little tea house in Stuart. It is so adorable and delicious! Everything is homemade by the owner Terry. She's the lady in the middle.