Alice's Teacup Chapter II
Tea Room and Breakfast Spot$$$$
Upper East Side, New York
The experts at The Corcoran Group and New York Habitat recommend this place
"The pumpkin scone is a must during the Fall/Winter seasons."(14 Tips)
"your kids for a magic afternoon tea party."(4 Tips)
"Loved the mad hatter tower!"(5 Tips)
"Get the Scones Benedict with the ham and cheese scones!"(3 Tips)
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Gossip GirlMay 6, 2010If you're anything like B, you may have come here with Nanny when you were six, but why not relive your youth—and relieve your stress—with a cup of tea at this quaint neighborhood café? Read more
Jessie EdenFebruary 19, 2012Vegetarian Choice: Grilled vegetable sandwich is amazing and very filling!
Glamazon DiariesMay 16, 2012You are never too old to ask for fairy dust. The ham & cheese scone is divine!
Kim Darwaza, REALTORJune 4, 2011The scones are amazing here! Love the pumpkin and strawberry chocolate chip.
Nicci BenzSeptember 16, 2010Pumpkin scone with cream and jelly. Delicious. It is a must for any pumpkin fanatic.
DariaMarch 20, 2011The sweets in the Mad Hatter set are just mediocre. The scones are good and the chicken curry sandwich is the best.
Tracey SegarraApril 10, 2011Make sure to order a side of grilled asparagus and pears with brunch. Yum!
Michael Monje MoranJanuary 16, 2011Try the duo of crepes: banana + nutella & strawberry + marshmallow... Yummy!
Kathy S.December 30, 2010Come in, leave your name and cell number, get a manicure! One hour wait for a table!
Anna 🌻November 10, 2010Try the ham and cheese scone with Alice's Tea! Love the decorations inside!!!
Dinesh ShamdasaniSeptember 11, 2011Beware of the weekends. Hostess can't take the stress. Becomes crazy rude. Ask for upstairs if you must go.
Nicole CMarch 12, 2011avoid the ridiculous wait- get a scone and tea to go... then enjoy them at central park!
Stephanie DemmonsFebruary 13, 2010pumpkin scone and pumpkin pancakes: heavenly. service and wait: sucky. i suggest take-out.
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Alice's Teacup Chapter II
156 E 64th St (at Lexington Ave)
New York, NY 10065
United States
New York, NY 10065
United States
Open until 6:00 PM (Show more)
- Mon, Wed
- 9:00 AM–6:00 PM
- Tue, Thu
- 10:00 AM–6:00 PM
- Fri, Sun
- 8:00 AM–6:00 PM
- Sat
- 8:00 AM–7:00 PM
(212) 486-9200
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"Perhaps the best place to get a pot of cozy, afternoon tea with floral tablecloths and teapot-decorated walls - a lovely British experience."
UKTI Tech NY - 8.4
"Most playful brunch ever. Excellent scones, extensive tea list, and optional fairy dust. What more could you want?"
Jenn Schwartz - 8.6
"One of the best tea houses on the city. Don't just come for the desserts they have great savory snacks too"
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Gina Lee - 9.7
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