Bundrick’s Traveling Tea Parlour

Bundrick’s is such a delight. A modern Austin twist on traditional tea service. The husband and wife owners are adorable and very friendly. They’ve truly decked out their space –white picnic tables with pot of tea flowers, lace tablecloths and they have a French music playing to set the scene!
Went over Valentine’s weekend with my dad for afternoon tea. My dad is definitely not a typical tea patron, but he really liked all the tea sandwiches (tuna was his favorite) and we both DIED over the scones. I cut my plain scone open and heat escaped from it –does it get better than that? The scone of the day was a white chocolate raspberry and I could have eaten 10 of them they were so good. Definitely check if they are making those when you go and don’t miss out on them!
Last but not least, the top tea tier DESSERT! Yummy handmade tarts, macaroni, and chocolate strawberries.
The afternoon tea is $ 25 per person and is so worth it! Couldn’t eat all the food and had to get a box to take away!
Tips: Make sure to make reservations if you want full afternoon tea.
But if you’re looking for an afternoon snack, Bundrick’s is perfect for a quick pot of tea and a scone

Bundricks has a variety of tea and different styles of it. They have a variety of assorted snacks and such and they have a cute display and gives you the feeling of «tea party in the park» and it is very cute and refreshing. The Arnold Palmer with the peach tea is great and the service is very engaging and the people there are willing to fix the tea to your desires and add liquid sugar etc. definitely recommend!

What a cute place! This place is a bit tough to find, but you’ll find clearer directions on their website. This food truck /​tea parlor is in a relaxing and peaceful location to catch up with your girlfriends. The workers are friendly and will do whatever they can to help make your stay as enjoyable as possible.
I ordered a pot of the Darjeeling tea, a few scones (one savory and one sweet), along with a finger sandwich. They were all very well-​made and tasty! Although it was a bit pricey, it was definitely worth the price. Don’t look for getting a full meal here, but as an afternoon tea/​snack, you’ll have a lot of fun here.

My favorite part of our trip to Austin!
My friend made reservations for afternoon tea for three and it was the BEST! At $ 25/​person, we got a pot of tea each, that we chose to be served staggered instead of all at once. It came with a three tiered… meal? One tier had cucumber sandwiches, goat cheese sandwiches, and tuna crostinis. The next had scones — plain and blueberry and came with clotted cream and jam. Top tier had macaroons, little fruit tarts, and madeleines that was baked by Jillian, who I think may run the place. All the more impressive if I’m right! Also…
IT WAS THE CUTEST 2 – 3 HOURS OF MY LIFE.
The teas came with a side of sugar cubes, plain and heart shaped. The china was beautiful and everything was served properly in its own little containers. Sometimes it’s nice to just take a break and really enjoy the execution of a meal (like having actual serving dishes of milk and sugar) instead of slapping things on a plate/​cup. We sat, chatted, and drank three pots of tea and it was incredible. We felt like real proper ladies and I wish I could find something similar in LA! Until then, we decided we will just have to hold our own monthly tea parties

I have tried 4 times to actually visit this trailer. They do not keep their website or facebook up to date. It is poor customer service to post hours and then often not honor them. And it wasn’t longer wait times. Today they said you were closed and could not serve at 11:30 in the morning.
So this makes twice they were «closed» for a private event, once they went on a two week vacation without posting to the website. And lastly another time you closed early.
I’m used to closing early for food trucks — but most of the courteous ones… either update their website, facebook or twitter feed. They seem incapable of doing any of this.

Great little place to get some tea and authentic (at least feels like that to me !) Sandwiches. Loved their scone (tried the blueberry scone), was perfectly crispy and not cloying as some other places. Great for a lazy afternoon tea !!

My wife went with Austin Tea Geeks, and said they did a fantastic job of serving a large group of tea-​lovers. Her favorite was the Paris Black Tea. Sandwiches were good. Will go back to try scones.

Adorable tea truck. Cute antique pots, unique delicious teas, and tiny English sandwiches and pastries. A real treat compared to the usual casual Austin grub truck. I had tea with a girlfriend here but would be a great place to bring your young daughter and her friends as well. Cutesy and old fashioned.

I finally got to experience every little girl’s dream: a real tea party. This was one of my favorite dates! (Drag your boyfriend along with you if he likes tea or take one of your girlfriends).
The service is amazing. I came here with the Groupon, and for some reason Groupon’s reservation system was messing up. Bundrick’s was understanding and helped me book the appointment.
The place was a little hard to find but just look for a green food truck by these trees. It also neighbors other food trucks.
I love how you sit outside but they cover the the tables with a lace cloth and add a centerpiece. They use real china for everything, and the tea experience is legit. The worker helped us pick out the tea and you can smell the loose leaves before making your choice. We chose the white vanilla grapefruit, and it was lovely.
The finger sandwiches were refreshing and the pastries were so good (loved the scones and macarons). It was well worth the money in my opinion!

I love this place! Their scones, sweets, and sandwiches were wonderful. Its not your typical tea atmosphere being a trailer, but the food, tea, and service more than made up for it.

Spent a lovely afternoon here with some friends for my birthday and had a fabulous experience! Jillian was responsive to my email inquiry and very easy to work with for making the afternoon tea service reservation. We arrived and the table setting was adorable! The tea selection was really nice and all of the food was delicious! They even made me a special dessert for my birthday! Totally worth the $ 25! If you like tea I definitely recommend it!

Super cute tea trailer! Hot tea, iced tea, scones, finger sandwiches, yum, yum, YUM! I got the white tea with vanilla and grapefruit. Absolutely lovely! I’m a self proclaimed tea-​geek, and felt like my tea was perfectly steeped.
As others mentioned, Jillian, the owner, is very sweet, and I hope to bring my tea group here soon. I’m hoping that we will have a long, and temperate fall, so I can frequent the place often.
Note, they are only open Wed-​Sunday.

Was at Vintage Heart Coffee and decided to check out East 7^th Eats right next door. Had an iced green tea and my girlfriend had a Moroccan Mint over ice. Best teas we’ve had. Definitely going to try some food on the menu next time.

This place is positively delightful and one of the few places in Austin that actually does a full-​on English tea correctly. Don’t be turned off by the fact that it’s out of a truck. They make up a table for you with lace tablecloth and cloth napkins – you’ll feel super fancy!

Lovely place. I have been searching for a place to have tea party with daughter. Finally found it. Jillian the owner was so nice and friendly. My 6 year old daughter love it. She enjoyed so much. The tea smells so good. Scones and cakes was delicious. I really like that they serve tea in Vintage China teapot and teacups. We’ll be back soon when weather is cooler.