Treasured Times Teahouse, Boulder City, NV

Visited: November, 2006.  Reviewed: November, 2006.
Meal: Lunch. Type of tea: Loose leaf. Served: In a teapot.
Tea: Excellent.  Food: Excellent. Service: Excellent.  Appearance: Excellent.
Comments: They had a nice chef's lunch that is very satisfying for a male customer who wants more than finger sandwiches. The lunch menu changes weekly. When we visited we had a hearty cup of soup (my husband had a free second cup!),a cheese scone,an assortment of fresh fruit, a pot of tea, and chocolate chip cookies for $14.75. I tried a special tea that was smoked over pine needles. It was very nice of them to say that if I did not like it they could brew something else. I love to experience something new without fear. They had private rooms for special occasions which were very nice and cozy.
Would you go back? Yes, can't wait!
Reviewer: Rei  Add your review

Two Sisters Tea Café & Gifts, Henderson, NV

Visited: June, 2007.  Reviewed: August, 2007.
Meal: Cream tea. Type of tea: Loose leaf and teabags. Served: In a teapot.
Tea: Fair.  Food: Poor. Service: Poor.  Appearance: Poor.
Comments: I was sorely disappointed. On seeing the food, I felt conned. The so called Cream tea was a farce, I was being served Redi-whip in a small container, cute it may have been, but Redi-whip is still was. The scone I reluctantly put it on was dry and seemed to have been made with concrete instead of flour, the sandwiches were bland and also crusty (as in left outside for too long) Brownie bites at high [sic] tea? Never heard of it, and didn't like it, they were clearly store bought and cut up. The tea was the only good thing, but I had to ask for milk ... which was was given with rolled eyes! After footing the bill at almost $40 for two, I felt like I hadn't eaten anything. I felt conned and blind sided, obviously these two sisters don't care much for the intelligence of the general american public, serving fare that should represent the UK, in fact just plain embarrased me. I do not recommend this place at all!
Would you go back? Sorry, no.
Reviewer: coyotefx  Add your review 

The Four Seasons Hotel at Mandalay Bay Hotel, Las Vegas, NV

Visited: November, 2002
Meal: Afternoon tea. Type of tea: Loose leaf. Served: In a teapot.
Tea: Excellent.  Food: Excellent. Service: Excellent.  Appearance: Excellent.
Comments: My girlfriend and I love to have afternoon tea at the Four Seasons. When we visit Las Vegas we plan this little afternoon getaway. They have a menu offering about two dozen teas. We both chose the fruited Earl Gray. It was a traditional Earl Gray with bits of dried lemon and orange peel. Excellent. The food is served on a three tiered server. We had two scones each, one with currants and the other plain. These were served with Devonshire cream, strawberry jam, and lemon curd. The sandwiches were very good. We had egg salad, tomato with a flavored mayo, salmon, and cucumber. They were served on a variety on breads and cut into various shapes. The edges on the egg salad were dipped into parsley. Very pretty. The pastries were absolutely wonderful. We had little fruit tarts, and a chocolate cookie with heart shaped strawberry mousse on top with a heart shaped chocolate candy on top that. There were about five pastries for each of us. There was also a slice of English fruitcake. The price for all of this is $23.00. Add $10.00 if you would like a glass of champagne. The service was excellent. We were not rushed at all. They also had a person playing the grand piano. After we couldn't eat another bite the server took the tray and then came back with a Four Seasons' bag with our extra scones and pastry packed inside. We wouldn't miss an opportunity to have tea at the Four Seasons in Las Vegas. 
Reviewer: Nancy from Huntsville, Al.  Add your review

Market Tea Room, Las Vegas, NV

Visited: March, 2008.  Meal: Cream tea.  Type of tea: Loose leaf.  Served: In a teapot.
Tea: Excellent.  Food: Excellent.  Service: Excellent.  Appearance: Good.
Comments: My friend and I went in yesterday with the idea to just have tea and scones and check the place out. However, after stepping foot inside and smelling the freshly baked scones, we realized we were more hungry than we thought. When the new owner, Carolyn, who is a professionally trained chef, personally greeted us and told us about the soups du jour, we decided on sandwiches and soup as well as tea and scones. Everything was very delicious and we will be back again and again! Too bad she is still suffering from the reputation gained by the previous owners. Do yourself a favor and check her place out. Everything is made fresh daily depending upon available ingredients.
Would you go back? Yes, can't wait!
Reviewer: Michelle R. 3/08 Add your review 

Visited: June, 2007.  Meal: Afternoon tea.  Type of tea served: Loose leaf.  Served: In a teapot.
Tea: Excellent.  Food: Excellent.  Service: Excellent.  Appearance: Fair.
Comments: I have gone to this tea house for the last 2-3 years. This was the only one that was open on Sunday that serve afternoon tea. I last visit in the Summer of 2007 I dine with my niece and we love it. In the past the scone and sandwhich was OK but the new owner the everything (everything) was excellent. I really enjoy the food and the service. I have gone back and introduce my family and friend. I'm from SF so I miss good afternoon tea. My second best is The Four Season the ambiance is excellent but the food is good/fair.
Would you go back? Yes, can't wait!
Reviewer: Queen Bee 11/7 Add your review 

Visited: August, 2007.  Reviewed: August, 2007.
Meal: Afternoon tea.  Type of tea served: Loose leaf.  Served: In a teapot.
Tea: Excellent.  Food: Excellent.  Service: Excellent.  Appearance: Fair.
Comments: The chef herself came out to greet me (I'm guessing it was one of those family run places, very personable) After finding out that I was from the UK, she outwardly admitted that she was nervous about me eating her food! She gave me the run down of the menu, it seemed that she made everything from scratch and had daily specials depending on what was fresh from her supplier. I ordered the High [sic] tea for three which came with a Cream tea option (my standard measure on authenticity) we each got our very own teapot with our choice of tea blend. I was amazed at the choices we had. Chocolate dipped spoons, quiche, bread pudding, lemon curd pastries, cucumber sandwiches, roasted turkey ..... so much more and all made with such care! You could taste every little ingredient that she had put into these fillings, the combination of flavors just amazed us.
Would you go back? Hope so, but we don't live nearby.
Reviewer: Vegas_brit_77 Add your review    

Petrossian Lounge at the Bellagio Hotel, Las Vegas, NV

Visited: July, 2005.  Reviewed: August, 2005.
Meal: Afternoon tea.  Type of tea served: Loose leaf and teabags.  Served: In a teapot.
Tea: Fair.  Food: Poor.  Service: Excellent.  Appearance: Poor.
Comments: After experiencing the ultimate in high [sic] afternoon tea in Great Britain and at the Four Seasons Hotel in Las Vegas, the Bellagio should be rightfully embarassed to call their mis-service, high [sic] tea. The pastries were delcious, I will concede that, however the finger sandwiches were atrocious. I have tasted better sandwiches made with Underwood sandwich spread from a tin. The service was severely lacking and I felt the busboy was a better server than our "waitress." A word of advice to the Bellagio, when serving food, your staff should not have sleeves which dangle into your customers dishes. It is very unsanitary and just not classy. Finally, the location, awful!!! The Petrossian Bar is just that a lobby bar between the hotel reception area and the casino- so, you hear everything and the serenity that is associate with afternoon tea is completely lost. Not to mention the hoards of nosey and classless tourist who stare while you are trying to enjoy your "experience." Bellagio- take a piece of advice and drop your tea service as it is not worthy of your pathetic efforts.
Would you go back? Sorry, no.
Reviewer: A, Tea Rose, Henderson, NV Add your review  

Visited: August, 2003
Meal: Afternoon tea.  Type of tea served: Loose leaf.  Served: In a teapot.
Tea: Excellent.  Food: Excellent.  Service: Excellent.  Appearance: Excellent.
Comments: Of all the places I've had tea, this was the most elegant, fanciful place yet. The food was magnificent. You can choose four tea sandwiches out of a selection of eight. Sandwiches included caviar, prosciutto, cucumber with salmon, lobster, etc. The desserts were to die for. When the food came, all the other patrons in the lounge wanted what we had and made reservations for another day. I would visit Vegas again just for the tea.
Reviewer: Lisa Add your review  

Visited: July, 2003
Meal: Afternoon tea.  Type of tea served: Loose leaf.  Served: In a teapot.
Tea: Excellent.  Food: Good.  Service: Poor.  Appearance: Poor.
Comments: Since it was the Bellagio, I suppose I had higher expectations for their tea room. Afternoon tea is served in the middle of their lobby, which makes it very noisy and busy, and I found this to be very distracting for having tea. The food was nice, however, and there was a harpist playing. But the service felt rushed and perfunctory. I would not return there. 
Reviewer: Tea Enthusiast Add your review  

Visited: October, 2001
Meal: Afternoon tea.  Type of tea served: Loose leaf.  Served: In a teapot.
Tea: Fair.  Food: Fair.  Service: Poor.  Appearance: Excellent.
Comments: I must say that although the Bellagio is an exquisite hotel their tea service left something to be desired. The service was very slow and the food left much to be desired. It isn't what I expected from such a great hotel. 
Reviewer: Elizabeth Add your review  

Belle's Tea Cottage, Reno, NV

Visited: April, 2006.  Reviewed: May, 2006.
Meal: Afternoon tea.  Type of tea served: Loose leaf and teabags.  Served: In a teapot.
Tea: Excellent.  Food: Excellent.  Service: Excellent.  Appearance: Excellent.
Comments: In a word - charming. Wonderful wait staff, relaxing environment, delightful menu, excellent tea, friendly owners. If in Reno, a must go side trip!
Would you go back? Yes, can't wait!
Reviewer: Disaster Tracker Add your review