Victoria’s Tiny Tea Room

This just happened to my friend Tina and her daughter: I don’t normally do this but I am extremely upset and saddened that a local tea shop treated me so poorly and was unwilling to accommodate Noël and her need for a nurse. I am mad that Noël has muscular dystrophy and trying to plan a birthday party for an 11-​year-​old can’t even happen because she has complications and extra people have to come with her. It’s so sad and frustrating people don’t understand what it’s really like and what you really have to deal with when you have a child with a disability. Victoria’s Tea Room needs better customer service and should probably make better accommodations for people with special needs.
Shame on this place!

We had a lot of fun here, it was the first time I dragged my poor husband to tea with my mother on her visit. This place was pretty standard of what you’d expect for a small tea room, the food was alright and so was the service. Having a male server made my husband much more comfortable so that was nice. I wouldn’t go out of my way to go again, but if in the area looking for a nice option to have a light meal I would stop in again.

My daughter wanted a «Fancy Nancy» tea party type birthday for her 7^th birthday so after much research, Victoria’s came up as the best place to go. We made a reservation for a Saturday lunch time party for 6 kids and 2 adults. The girls loved the place as soon as they walked in! They found the dressup room right away and began creating their outfits. Dresses, hats, gloves, jewelry! They looked amazing and they were absolutely in heaven! The tea rooms are very lovely, victorian décor, warm colors, and quite comfortable. It’s small but the room arrangement can make it possible to have some privacy for a larger group. The girls just loved acting sophisticated and like royalty as they sipped their tea and ate the finger foods. The food was really perfect for them with little cut out heart shaped and triangle shaped sandwiches, pigs in a blanket, quiches etc. The scones and Devonshire cream were really fantastic! They brought out a special birthday cupcake with a candle for my daughter and a plate filled with other small pasteries. It was all devoured! Overall the food was quite good and enjoyed by all. It was well worth the drive from Ft. Collins and also very reasonably priced. On the drive home the girls could not stop taking about their experience and how much fun they had. They all want to go back! Overall I highly recommend Victoria’s for a wonderful tea house experience.

We absolutely love this place! The staff was delightful! There were many teas to choose from and the food was delicious. I can see why Fox 31 Denver gave them an A+ rating. We will be back!

We took my Aunt here for her birthday. There were six in our party and we arrived early but were seated right a way. The tea house is decorated beautifully. Our waiter who told us he was the «Cranky Old Man» was any thing but. He had my 81 year old aunt and my 12 year old niece both laughing all afternoon. It was also nice to find they served gluten free scones that were the best I have ever had. We are already planning to come back again.

We had been to this tea house once before, and had a good experience. The food had been good, and plentiful, and the staff was nice. On this second visit, we used an Amazon local deal. The deal was for a 50% off a full high tea with a manicure. First, the manicure was horrible, and it did not last even to the next day before chipping off. Second, the staff gave us half of the food that was expected. Literally, we were given half a scone, half the food that they normally serve, and every time that they came by, they told us it was because we had done the Amazon deal. It was embarrassing, and it wasn’t what we paid for. They then told us that we had to pay gratuity based on the $ 71 original price, even though they only served half of what that $ 71 should have covered. It was shameful, and based on other reviews, clearly this is not a place I would ever visit again, or recommend.

I am expecting my second baby soon and I planned a mother daughter day at this tea house for my sweet girl and I to have some one on one time before her brother arrived. However, our day was spoiled by the rude behavior that we received from the staff. We were ignored by the lady behind the front counter, we were rushed by the wait staff, and all in all just made to feel very unwelcome.

Enjoyed my tea and pedicure here. I will certainly being going back, it was fun. I didn’t find anything wrong with the spa side as they did a better job then I could have done.

Went to the tea room with a Groupon purchase. The tea room itself was a little too much for me… the dressing up, the decorations… but the snacks and tea, those were all good. We had a party of 5 for the tea & manicure and they were very unprepared for us! We had made reservations, so they knew there were 5 of us, but there was only 1 person doing manicures, so even though we wanted to have a girls day out, we had to split up, 3 staying to eat while 2 went off to get their manicures… that was very odd and not what we went there for! I mean, come on, we couldn’t all 5 eat together? That was very unprofessional! I asked if I could get a pedicure instead of a manicure and was allowed to do that but had to pay $ 20 extra! Would not go to the salon again, but the tea room was cute for taking a child or grandchild out for a different kind of activity.

I love this place!
Wonderful people, delicious tea (and detectibles), and great prices. Gorgeous rooms in which to have tea, too. Truly a slice of heaven. The little shop has beautiful, romantic clothing, and jewelry, as well.

This is a frequent getaway for my knitting circle. The tea is excellent. The scones are always delicious. The seasonal soup in the fall/​winter we usually enjoy. My seven year old son loves to go with us. Over the past few years I’ve taken friends and family and had an excellent time dressing up and relaxing.

Our group was treated horribly by the older gentleman. He made us feel like we were inconveniencing him and we were on pins and needles the whole time he was in the room. Food was okay, but it was NOT an enjoyable experience at all. We won’t be back.

The tea room was lovely. The staff there was very pleasant, the tea was nice and the sandwiches and other munchies were yummy. They also have a salon there that offers nail services. We had manicures done. Worst nail experience ever. The two cosmetologists that gave us our manicures were unprofessional and inexperienced. As they were chatting amongst themselves we find out neither of the ladies had their license; they were both still in beauty school. My lady kept filing my fingers instead of the nail. When she painted my nails she got it all over my skin and not even completely on the nail. I asked her to fix it so the other lady took over. She sort of fixed it. My skin is still all stained around my nails and my cuticles which they didn’t remove or fix are covered with it as well. The tea room and fun, girls time; stay away from the salon.

Earlier this year, a group of friends and I surprised a friend that was expecting a baby with the «spa day» package based upon a Groupon that was offered for spring. Although it is a bit out of the way, the tea room is a charming spot. Before tea you «get dressed,» picking out a fancy hat and accessorizing with feathered boas or scarves and whatnot. It was fun with a group, though I might find it hokey otherwise. The afternoon tea itself was also nice — we had scones fresh out of the oven, dainty little tea sandwiches, and a chocolate-​covered strawberry. The «spa» part of the day, however, wasn’t anything special … pretty much a minimal manicure & pedicure (no base coat or top coat, so my manicure didn’t even last a week). It was marginally okay with the Groupon, but I’d probably just stick with the tea the next time I have occasion to come here.