The Talking Teacup

The Last Bastion of Invincibility 

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a month ago

Visiting all the way from across the pond, it was great that we could experience The Talking Teacup in person with my partner. From entering into the building, you can already feel the love that was put into the building, not just a business, but a place with heart and love for what they do. You can tell the owner Patti has a lot passion but this has also been a staple of her family too, as Ayla while young has vast knowledge that is more than just a friendly smile, she served with grace and enthusiam that makes the customer... read more

Deborah Krohn 

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3 months ago

I had the best time at the Talking Tea Cup Event today! The market was amazing with Holistic Wellness I was able to purchase wonderful healing oils, and then I had a reading with Blue Bird Divine Messenger. The Tea and scones are so delicious! What a great day to spend from the rain. I definitely would come back to another event. I highly recommend the Talking Tea Cup! 

Eileen Birzes 

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3 months ago

We have always really enjoyed The Talking Teacup- the food, the atmosphere and the great staff - but I appreciate the food even more since visiting The Snarky Tea House. We had a lovely time there thanks to the unique ambiance, the friendly servers and the plentiful food. Nonetheless, the sandwiches were on rolls instead of traditional crustless bread and the desserts were obviously not house made. I suspect the sandwiches are also delivered premade or partially prepared and that is the reason for a hearty bun instead of the... read more

Anna Ferguson 

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4 months ago

Paid $150+ for a St. Patrick’s Day tea that was essentially pistachio: the experience. Five — FIVE — pistachio preparations on a “special Irish menu.” One of the savory sandwiches was half a mini pretzel bite with beer cheese. Half. A pretzel bite. The tables were covered in plastic sheeting straight out of Fran Drescher’s mother’s living room in The Nanny. Napkins? Paper. First pour of tea? Gone the way of the full-sized scone and the jam that used to accompany your clotted cream. Now it’s just cream, and the scone to recei... read more

Maureen Hibschman 

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4 months ago

ST Patricks tea. $54.95 a person. Scones were scones, have gotten smaller then with the previous owner, not much flavor. Soup while hot and good, was a half cup. Sandwiches were dry and just OK. Bread did not seem fresh. Fillings did not have much taste. Desserts were just OK, not great. Hope you like pistachios as they were is several items. Maybe because they are green. Also fennel seeds were in the scones and 2 of the sandwiches. Hope you like them, I do not! Was surprised that at that price, we had paper napkins and plas... read more