Tea & Sympathy
8 expert reviews
“Bangers and mash are a highlight, as is the Yorkshire pudding. Go to lunch, though, to get the Afternoon Tea for One, which includes finger sandwiches, tons of scones with cream and jam.”
– Village Voice
Zagat
4.1
"“Get your Brit on” at this “tiny” West Village teahouse where English “comfort food” arrives on “charmingly varied china”."
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BlackBook
"No panic on Greenwich Avenue when you can drown your sorrows in a perfectly lovely afternoon tea for two. Custards, scones, puddings, and all things bad for your health."
Gayot
12.0
"A good spot for a cup of tea and the basics of English cuisine."
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New York Magazine
Critic's Pick
"Assorted finger sandwiches, scones with clotted cream and jam, a selection of cakes, and a pot of tea."
Time Out
"This cozy but cramped (think Grandma’s living room—if she were British and had a fondness for tiny tables) restaurant serves British comfort food that satiates locals and ex-pats."
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Be sure to visit the adjoining shop for UK imports ranging from Cadbury chocolates to ornate teapots perfect for brewing a traditional British “cuppa”.
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