Kings' Carriage House

We really enjoyed ourselves; highly recommend. I'm not an experienced tea drinker, but really enjoyed the cinnamon spice tea, tea sandwiches. Paul was a delightful host and wonderful conversationalist.

The food was delicious and the warm scones stood out. The place looked charming in its festive decor but the seating area behind was too cramped. The tea didn’t taste that great either. Cute spot for a date.

I came here with a friend on Christmas Eve. Allen was a phenomenal and friendly server. He really takes joy in his profession and made our experience great. The decor was very cute and the presentation of all the little treats was adorable.

Visited here on a girls trip and we were not disappointed! We chose the Afternoon Tea option and a later time closer to closing. It's pretty straightforward as to service. We had pre-selected our time online and they do give grace if you're running a few minutes late which is great for traffic reasons. After being seated, the waiter hands you a menu with the two options on it. (Afternoon or High Tea), the difference outside of $10 is you get a "main dish" option with High Tea. Once you choose the one you want, your tea is brought out with your "food". We found it a nice array of tea sandwiches and desserts and it filled us up to our surprise. We were never rushed to finish quickly and got the experience we came there for. The area you're eating in is a tad cramped if full (which it was when we went), but somehow we still felt like we had our own section to talk amongst ourselves. You may have to maneuver a bit past some people in chairs to get from your table to the bathroom though. Also, I'm not sure if it's very Accessible since I didn't notice an elevator anywhere and again, the dining area is small. There is a private dining area I noticed in the back so they probably do small private parties. Being candid, I did find the scones a little dry and maybe cooked a little too long, but it wasn't a big enough problem to cause us to not enjoy it. If you're in NYC, and want to try Afternoon Tea, you should give it a try! It's one of the more affordable Tea experiences.

Vegetarian options: They put the meat sandwiches touching the veggie ones. And they don’t give you an egg even though the others get one. Try harder.

Food was below average. Honestly, no dish was worth mentioning. The tarts and cookies were especially terrible, they tasted so eggy! My other complaint is that the space is so tiny, and they have tables within a foot of each other. I couldn’t get out of my seat without disrupting 2 other tables!