Satori Tea Company

Guys, bring someone and their 7 year old daughter, and hold your teddy bear– do whatever it takes to try this out! It’s tea time!
I’m not messing around, my Unilocal Men have recommended the best food and desserts and if I can’t get them to try this, what a loss!
Clotted cream is the best thing I’ve ever tasted like ever!
The owner’s grandmother who is from England still hand makes this at home with their old recipe.
They’re doing something right, that stuff is indescribable, you have to come here and taste it!
It comes with also a lemon and berry spread for your scones but to avoid sweet overdose, the crackers let you focus. The tea balances your sugar high.
Study the menu, it’s in sets. One set lets you try four bitty sandwiches. You can choose different for each. The tea flight lets you try three different teas.
So guys, share tea with that 7 year old and your teddy so all the ladies in the room can admire your sensitivity. In the meantime, stock up on that clotted cream and daintily stuff your face! This place is off the hook!
5 Stars!

I would give 0 star if we could.
Came in a party of 5 on a Tuesday at noon, made a reservation 2 days before, and was requested to make food/​drink order upon reservation.
Food: so so
1. Crumpets: plastic like, we couldn’t even call it food
2. Scone: so so, edible
3. Sandwiches: made with cheap ingredients (Salmon sandwich in white?)
Tea: Shame on them calling their shop a tea company
1. Wild Rose: no fragrance, tasted like reused. They also mixed in other tea leaves that caused me headache the whole evening.
2. Earl Grey: had a stinky taste and rough texture
3. Chrysanthemum: lots of broken pastels that stuck in the tea pot.
4. Peach Blossom: no peach fragrance
5. Chocolate mint: taste relatively better
Service: terrible
1. The blond girl who prepared food was nice.
2. The blond old lady was rude.
3. The white girl in short hair was just handing us the bill and simply said we had to pay the amount and told us that’s the way it was.
4. Couldn’t provide receipt with company name or chop, only written receipt.
Tips: Satoritea Company charged 20% of auto tips to a party of 5 & more
They have stated this on the physical menu, but NOT on their website menu page. Remember we did food pre-​order? The waitress did not present the menu when we arrived, neither did they mention about tips. We did not notice until we got the bill. Even WORSE, they tax over the tips as well. So we were forced to pay 21.75% tips on our terrible experience.
Bottom line, disappointed from ambience/​food/​service. Will definite NOT come back.
And I hate the way they handled business.

First time here and it didn’t really meet my expectation. They were good with the reservation but the attitude of the server, all 4 of us we didn’t feel welcome there. Maybe we look too young? But that shouldn’t be a reason. The food was okay, I expect a little bit more, but I know its a tea place. The tea was good so I’m happy about that. They checked on us 1 one time during the entire 2 hours. We tried to get water from them but didn’t catch there attention because they always look somewhere else. The place is cute, the chairs are not so comfortable. They wear normal clothes like its a boba tea store. Not going to come back because it’s not as fancy, customer service is not good as i thought for such an expensive price.

We had high expectations of this place. It was formerly Yolatea (yogurt shop) before it became a tea place.
The décor is impressive, initially (with it’s colorful seats and nicely arranged tea sets at each tables).
But if any of you is knowledgable to what really an Afternoon Tea should be, Satori will eventually uncover it’s LOW QUALITY of sandwiches, Madeleines and other pastries.
I have been here several times (maybe the next few visits will hopefully be better… I said to myself.) But they continue to serve hard, unspreadable butter that they call CLOTTED CREAM. I doubt their staff were even briefed or educated about what a clotted cream should be.
The waitress was also wearing a tank top, exposing all of her tattoos, and not even mentioning her wild frizzy hair.
This is my first Unilocal review.
The motivation I had was due to the rock hard scone that I got yesterday. Like I said, initially, the scone was also nice and tasty. Jam was too sweet (most likely from a big container of inexpensive supply) I asked to speak with the owner about it but the worker that I spoke on the phone with was less than thrilled to hear about my observation on the old scone.
A day prior to that, I also went to pick up a to-​go order and wanted to use their restroom. It was the filthiest toilet that I have seen in a long while (worst than any public park or gas station) if you have seen one.
Because I live in the neighborhood, I discreetly told the staff that they should do something about it because it doesn’t represent the place well. and to think they are in food business! Mind you, I did NOT want anyone to hear me, as I support local businesses (we are business owners as well– just not in the food industry).
If you want a real Afternoon Tea experience. Google elsewhere (Fairmont in Nob Hill, Four Seasons or the Ritz) in San Francisco.
However, if you don’t mind shelling for a Costco/​packaged– like quality for something that’s not worth your time & money, then go ahead.
I do not mean to offend the owner. My friends and I are betting how long they will stay in business. Arrogance do not achieve you much in life.

Save your money. Tea and food are nothing out of the ordinary. There’s some décor but for the VERY expensive price, you can go to a really nice restaurant with much better food and ambiance.
The tables, cutlery, and napkins were filthy gross! Stains, crumbs from the previous party, sticky, cutlery with grease on it, napkins with hair in it, etc. I asked to move tables because I couldn’t stand it, but both tables were gross. I stuck through it because we were there to celebrate a special occasion for someone and still wanted to give it a try but never again.
Also, took 30 minutes for the first food and tea to come out. Doesn’t make sense for a place that requires reservations and has a set menu. And how long does it take to make tea? Sheesh.

I came here for the first time last Saturday with an appointment that my friend made almost two weeks beforehand. I immediately fell in lovee with the décor immediately! It’s not the old grandma-​ish style décor that you might expect, but its bright colors and detailed furniture and wall décor was so inviting. Also, they have a cute shelf of all of their teas to the left of the entrance for you to smell before choosing.
My friend and I ended up choosing the Breakfast Club and Jasmine White Tip Monkey King. The Breakfast Club tastes like fruit loops cereal and the Jasmine White Tip Monkey King just… tastes amazing! You’ll have to try it yourself. We got two mini sets so that we could try two different teas, and together the sets came with scones, the English pancake, a piece of chocolate, and fruit. I loved that they let us try the different spreads. My favorite is their rum butter. Everything was delicious and actually filling enough for my friend and I, since we had lunch earlier as well.
Their service was amazing! We had the sweetest waitress that knew everything on the menu like the back of her hand. She was able to explain to us what every item on the menu consisted of. In addition, she was really flexible and let us tweak the menu to allow us to try all of the different spreads. The best part was when she kindly switched our original plate setting to be on a tier because we wanted to eat our food from a tier, rather than just two plates.
Highly recommend :)

I’m such a sucker for pretty things, that’s why I love this place so much! Minus one star because I’m just not a lover of sweet stuff, and the savory sandwiches are pretty much all I enjoyed eating. I think my friend enjoyed the sweet treats though. I wonder if the quality of food justify the price tag, but I think we are pretty much paying for the tea experience.
We ordered the tea for two set, and each got our own pot of tea. I love my Jasmine White Tip Monkey King (green tea), and I believe my friend enjoyed her passion fruit black tea!
The servers are courteous and helpful, and helped us with water refill for the tea without prompting! :)
I will be back again probably for another girls-​only session.

I got the Tea for Two. You get 2 scones, 2 limitless pots of tea, 4 sandwiches (8 wedges total), 2 petit de flours, 2 Madeleine fingers, 2 chocolate thingies. And of course you get lemon curd, strawberry jam, and clotted cream in edible pastry cups.
Tea: Delicious, lots of variety. I had the Earl Gray Crème. My boyfriend had Dragon Eyes. Wanted to try so many others.
Lemon curd: My new addiction is lemon curd. I love it. At the end, I ate the whole pastry cup.
Clotted cream: Meh. Thought it’d be sweeter. I ate it with the lemon curd.
Strawberry jam: Tasted just like the store-​bought stuff.
Scones: Good but not out of this world. They were on the smaller side and were shaped like hearts.
Madeleine fingers: OH MY GOD. My eyes were opened. These were so fluffy, covered in powdered sugar. Just give me fifty of these. So good!
Petit de flours: Way way way too sweet. Maybe that’s how it’s supposed to be, but only took one bite.
Space: I’ve been to Lovejoy Tea Room in SF, and that was simply claustrophobic. Here, there was actually some privacy and space where you didn’t feel like you were going to upend a tray while pouring your tea.
Service: Timely and attentive. They didn’t rush you, which is great because it’s a tea place!
Price: Expensive. Tea for Two was around $ 80 with tip. They don’t allow splitting on some of the Tea services, so they almost guarantee you’re at least spending $ 30 per person. Which is okay, since it’s a tea place, but still, makes you think twice before going again.
Cups and saucers: For me, a good tea room has cute patterns and designs on the mismatched cups, saucers, and teapots. They had gilded ones, flowered ones, and blue porcelain ones.
Overall: Love it, will definitely be back. Scones could be better. A bit out of the way since it’s in Saratoga. But already dreaming of going again.

Hey y’all I rate this tea store 2 stars because
— long wait for tea
–long wait for food
— not much variation in meat and cheese
–chipped China
Finally the important part is the hallway is dark and from experience I had to go to the restroom in the restaurant next door with the connecting hallway. All I was thinking was, where is the bathroom?!
Review made by Ashlyn the
11 years old

My first impression of this place — cute, small, average noise, and understaffed. but the teas and snacks were delicious!
Right when I entered the door to Satori, I felt very feminine and sophisticated — something about drinking tea the English way with floral and lace décor.
My friend and I ordered the Tea for Two package. We got to choose two flavors of tea (white chocolate peppermint and raspberry chocolate truffle) and 4 types of sandwiches (egg salad, turkey pesto, chicken salad, and another). We ended up ordering a second helping of sandwiches because we enjoyed the egg salad and chicken salad so much. We also tried a traditional crumpet, which is similar to an English muffin. We honestly loved it all.
I like the modern twist of the décor and how things were mismatched on purpose. I do wish that the tables were a little more private though. There were big parties that came in later on so it got pretty noisy. There were also only two ladies taking orders, so I had to go up to the register to pay since they were so busy.
I would recommend this place to anyone looking for a small, fancy treat. Experiencing drinking tea the English way was so fun and made me feel very feminine and sophisticated. I’ll be coming back here plenty of times.

One of my girlfriends made reservations for 11:30AM over the phone (like you’re supposed to) a month in advance because we all have busy schedules but wanted to have tea time. On the day of, she arrives first so she checks in & they tell her there’s no reservation at that time other than the bridal shower they booked. She was then told to come back at noon so they can set up a place for us. How do you lose a reservation when you have one handwritten book?
Anyway, we came back and were seated on two loveseat couches which were not the most comfortable or ergonomic. I felt like we kept hunching over and uncomfortably reaching for tea/​food. Upon first glance, the tea sets looked cute but when you take a closer look, most of our teacups were stained with tea and some them were chipped as well as the plates. Not all of the sets were truly matching either.
Anyway, we chose two «tea for two“‘s which were $ 63×2 for the 4 of us. Tea for two comes with choice of 4 finger sandwiches, a pair of warm heritage cream scones (with clotted cream, lemon curd, and preserves), delicate tea fancies for two (madeleines, lemon bars & chocolate mousses) & choice of 2 pots of tea for $ 63. We all liked the teas we chose (I had the white peach blossom), the scones were really good & so were the madeleines but the lemon bars & chocolate mousses were just ok. The presentation is cute but all tea places are almost identical with the tiered stands.
We ended up getting all of the sandwich options except for the peanut butter and jelly with sprinkles.
— Classic egg salad with dill — good
— Creamy pesto pumpkin seed tapenade — meh
— English cucumber & crème cheese — okay
— Pear, gorgonzola cream & arugula — definitely not for me
— Apple cranberry chicken salad — yum
— Herbed turkey, pesto & pepper jack — my favorite!
— Smoked salmon, crème cheese, capers — good
— Ham, cheddar & fig butter — wasn’t a fan. The fig butter tasted off with the savory gam & cheddar
Although the girl who waited on us said we’d get her undivided attention, we didn’t really feel that way. It took quite awhile to get the teas and food out. We were checked on a couple times after we got everything but everyone’s attention was definitely given to the bridal shower.
Tip: The overhang says Yolatea but Satori is painted on the window. There is a 2 hour max per reservation. There is a $ 13 minimum per person. There are a lot of splitting restrictions and additional charges. Some teas offered are considered «premium» and have an additional fee. The menu said $.150 so I’m not sure if it’s 15 cents or $ 1.50 typo.
Regardless, I wouldn’t come back here. Although this location is spacious compared to their DTSJ one that closed, I wasn’t really wow’d by it. Service was lacking and I thought it was REALLY pricey. Looking at past Unilocal photos I see that tea for two last year was $ 49… A $ 14 spike for one additional pot of tea? Doesn’t seem justifiable but I’m sure this space is more expensive in rent. This is a skip for me – I feel that you’re better off looking into another tea place!

— Review for new location in Saratoga–
The changes I’ve noticed that’s pretty big to me is that theres a (((minimum of $ 13 per person/​select services may be split between 2 guest only-​for additional $ 12.)))) I used to be able to come in for just for tea for myself… :(
I love the service here, the employe was very helpful and refilled tea pots and constantly checked up on us.
This place is a lot bigger than the San Jose location (perhaps 3 times bigger) There’s even another room that in the back that can hold parties/​events. Theres a lot more group tables rather than small tables for 2.
The decoration is beautiful and also not super matchy matchy which I love. The tea shelf is still next to the entrance, so you can smell the teas while you wait to be seated. I also feel like their selection has gotten bigger. They are still organized by types of teas: green, black, herbals, and etc.
Also the menu has changed. It’s been awhile since I last been here, so I’ll stick to what I got today. I went here with my bf and 2 friends. We decided to go for (two) of Tea For Two ($ 63):choice of 4 finger sandwiches, pair of scones with clotted cream, lemon curd, and jelly and 2 pots of tea. Once you selected your tea, they were brew the tea while they make your order. They also bring out sugar cubes (if their not on the table already,) and milk for the tea. So The finger sandwiches are just that finger sandwiches. They are really tiny, but very yummy and are a teased. I had the smoked salmon and egg salad. Both very creamy. I really wished they sold full sandwiches… The scones are warm when we got them. Very nice. I really love the lemon curd, but it is very strong flavor and sweet. It also comes with cute little (2) macaroons and (2) little pieces of cakes and (2) lemon bars.
Although this place was pretty expensive (about 140 for 2 Tea for Two) It was nice to try for a fancy tea time. It’s a great experience.
Beautiful décor and the music was relaxing and not to loud or distracting.
The tea selection are great.
Service has never failed me.
I’d reserve this place for little events.

Such an adorable place! We made a reservation for tea for two with their holiday menu, which was $ 45 per person. All the food and pastries were delicious and the tea was exquisite! The servers were also very friendly. It’s a very relaxing place to just sit and talk :). I can’t wait to come back!

I love the British afternoon high tea concept. Services is wonderful. The tea selection is outrageous and of good quality. I adore the cute décor. The sandwiches are great. The pastries taste sort of store bought, which I did not like. Overall, I would recommend Satori as a place to enjoy tea with the ladies.

It’s a little confusing how the old reviews for the San Pedro location merged with the new reviews for the downtown Saratoga location. So, if you’re looking at the photos you may want to make sure they are recent: D
I’m so glad they opened Satori Tea on Big Basin Way. It’s a great location for afternoon tea, and afterwards you can visit some of the wine tasting rooms or go to a nearby park!
They did a really nice job transforming the old space (froyo/​boba shop) into an afternoon tea house. I’m just waiting for them to update the awning outside that still says, «Yolatea.» The interior has an eclectic and somewhat modern mix of tables, chairs, and artwork. I like the ambiance here better than Lisa’s Tea Treasures (which is more old-​fashioned and cramped).
For the menu, I like how you can pick your own sandwiches (there are 8 options). They also have a pretty extensive selection of black, green, oolong, white, and herbal teas.
However, prices are a little higher than Lisa’s and portions are smaller. For example, I ordered the Tipping Teapot Trio for $ 25 and it didn’t include any dessert. At Lisa’s, you usually get a small sampling of desserts (e.g. cream puff, madeline, and lemon bar) for a similar price.
I was really happy with my food overall and enjoyed all of the sandwiches. I got the cucumber with cream cheese, creamy pesto pumpkin tapenade, pear/​gorgonzola/​arugula, and smoked salmon with cream cheese and capers. One random note is they don’t cut off the crust on one side of the sandwich. That kind of bugged me! I thought the scones were pretty tasty. Presentation was good, and it was creative how they put the preserves, lemon curd, and clotted cream in pastry shells.
Other notes:
-$ 13 minimum/​person
–Child menu for 10 and under, $ 25/​person
–Fun seasonal menus, like Christmas tea, Sherlock tea, and Star Wars tea

Love this cozy little tea house nestled in San Pedro Square. I’ve visited many times for group events as well as just tea for two. Great selection of house blended teas, accommodating and polite staff, lovely atmosphere, yummy food! I love ordering the full English Afternoon. (And Victoria is wonderful!)
[EDIT: I guess they’ve moved and I missed the news! Looking forward to checking out their new spot on downtown Saratoga.]

Over priced, nothing special, cake felt like from supermarkets, sandwich was good (not great) but very tiny and pricy. Tea is like water, and they don’t even have tea pot with filter so you can either have super light tea feeling like water or you can ask hem to put the leaf in he pot so after a while will be too strong. Although the deco seems nice, it’s not high quality –not comfortable sitting, looks like the store layout was from a yogurt/​ice cream shop. We paid $ 37 each for 8 people and I had one sandwich (regular toast size, cut it to four pieces) and one tiny cookie.

A great place in downtown Saratoga, Satori is an adorable tea room to have afternoon tea.
We ordered two teas for two. The tea for two come with your choice of two pots of tea, 4 types of tea sandwiches, assorted desserts, and fruit. There are a list of sandwiches to pick from and the back of the menu is filled with lists of their teas.
For teas, we ordered the pumpkin spice, sugar plum, white jasmine monkey king, and the marsala chai. I LOVED the sugar plum and the marsala chai. The tea sandwiches were yummy as well. The classic egg salad was good but the pear arugula was our favorite. The turkey, pesto, pepper jack had the strongest flavors. The pesto pumpkin seed was ok but not as fresh as the pear arugula. The heart shaped scones were delicious and so were the sugar cookies. If you love ginger biscuits, they only serve your one each so that is one thing that is not as great compared the Lisa’s. The fruit was good and the mini cheesecakes were delicious. The raspberry cheesecake was my favorite.
Overall, the service and the tea were great. The service was friendly and helpful with their recommendations. They refilled all four of our tea pots half way through the service which was great timing. I love the tea selection; the flavors and aromas of their teas are spectacular. The themed tea sets are really exciting here. The Star Wars menu looks so cute and I am looking forward to their Sherlock menu. We enjoyed the experience so much that we are going to make another trip this month.

My sister-​in-​law held her bridal shower here and the venue was basically closed to our huge table and a few other 2 seater tables. You would think we would receive exceptional service, not to mention for the price tag, but it sure did not go that way which left the whole experience bitter.
We asked if the flower vase main centerpiece could be swapped out because the flowers were wilting and the water was murky brown. Instead, the staff person became defensive and said there was nothing wrong with the flowers. We had to go back and forth to finally have her agree to put out fresh flowers. I am in no way a wedding-​crazed party member but I believe customer service could be a lot better and they could at least put some effort into their day job.
Appetizer sandwiches were not that good but I had low expectations anyways. The other pastries were decent.

Came here with a group of friends, made a reservation ahead of time and we were promptly seated. It is located where the old Yolatea was (sign was still there) so it can be easily missed unless you look at the door, which had their Satori tea logo on it. Note that you’ll be asked to provide them your credit card info when reserving, if you don’t show up then each person will be charged $ 11.
This place itself is actually pretty cute, I see it as a pretty cool place to hang out with the girl friends or with my sisters. They have a private room painted in pink in the back, which seemed like it’ll be good for a baby or bridal shower.
Ordered the earl grey crème, which was earl grey with vanilla, pretty good with milk/​sugar. They have a variety of fruit teas as well, I liked the Marie Antoinette that my friend got without milk (lychee, rose, earl grey). Don’t think you can really go wrong with the food/​tea here. They gave us fresh cream, lemon custard, and raspberry jam to go with our scones (heart shaped), that were pretty good. Split charge is $ 11, so you might as well order your own cream tea set for $ 15 (comes with 2 scones/​fruit, cookies and a pot of tea).
For Halloween, they have a special menu $ 37 per person. Pretty cool that they have themes for their tea set every once in a while.
Service was so-​so overall. At times our server seemed a bit inpatient with our group (perhaps we are taking too long to order? asking too many questions about their wide selections of teas?) o well, I’d give service 2 stars, pretty much why a 3 star and not a 4 star place for me.
Parking was okay around 2pm on a Saturday afternoon, decent amount of street parking. There are also a few public parking lots close by.
Overall, cute place to hang out with the girl friends but can’t say I’m a fan of the service. Probably just depends on who served your table that day.

I stumbled across Satori in Saratoga, thinking they had expanded from their downtown SJ location… turns out they’ve moved!
The new location has a layout that is larger and more open than the previous one. To me, the old one felt more like a grandma’s adorable house… this new one makes me feel more like I’m at hotel-​style high tea. Like all good tea places, they’ve put a lot of attention into the details of the décor and place settings so you feel girly and fancy :)
Amazingly, we were able to get a two-​person walk-​in table at noon on Saturday. I think we were the only ones they could have accommodated besides reservations. The place only had a couple tables full when we arrived, but they were clearly expecting a full schedule the rest of the day. As always, best to reserve in advance.
Service and food were good. They have so many tea varieties, it’s incredible. Tea sandwiches were good, scones were great, and there were plenty of other added items in the demi set (a cookie each, fruit, and salad), so it was a lot more robust than what I expected from the menu description. The waitress was really friendly, and the manager (I assume) came out from the back frequently to make sure everything was good and hopped in to help seat guests and deliver tea at a time when it was particularly busy.
The only I think could be improved is the collection of tea samples you can check out to help you decide. Most of them weren’t labeled or arranged in any clear order — it was cool to smell them, but not very helpful to actual pick something out. In the end, I ended up choosing randomly from the menu.
You can stop in and get tea to go without a sit-​down appointment. There’s also a room in the back for private parties.

A co worker mentioned this place to me a while back and so I decided to just try it. I’m a huge fan of tea and desserts.
After reading some reviews I made a reservation for Saturday afternoon just to make sure I didn’t need to wait. On Saturday, there were two in my party and we were seated at a small person table. Admittedly it was a little cramped but I got to lounge back in a single seat sofa and extend my legs out. I don’t think afternoon tea was designed primarily for males so it’s not surprising the tables are smaller. All the customers present at the time when I was there were all females. There were only about three tables filled so they weren’t that busy, so we probably didn’t need a reservation, but it doesn’t hurt to make the phone call. It only took me about 1 minute to setup the reservation.
We ordered two sets of the Cream Tea and an extra order of the pudding. We had the Panda black tea and the White Peach Blossom tea.
They started us with a plate of two small cookies. It wasn’t long before our snacks came. I really enjoyed the snacks a lot. We ate every last crumb. The pudding was especially delicious. The flavor and texture let it melt in my mouth. All of the treats complemented the tea very nicely. The White Peach Blossom tea was fairly light. I loved the Panda much more as it was more flavorful, but both were well made. I would definitely go again and try their other tea flavors.

Definitely overpriced and nothing compared to other tea rooms I’ve been to. They even overcharged my group for ordering a 3 person service when it was just a 2 person service. My friend did the math and caught their mistake.
I have to admit the earl grey cream tea was good but overall the little finger foods just left me thinking how overcharged everything was. The sweets (like the macarons and madeleines) they place on the tier plates look like they were bought from costco/​trader joes.

Who doesn’t love afternoon tea time with their girlfriends? Satori is a cute little tea room in San Pedro Square. While it’s not what you would typically expect a tea room to look like, it has a lot of character and provides the full on afternoon tea experience.
I’ve been here twice, and the most recent visit we had, they had a special Alice in Wonderland themed tea menu. We chose to try the special menu because it came with some additional cutesy things. I ordered a Marie Antoinette tea, which was incredibly fragrant and complemented the tea snacks perfectly. All of the tea snacks were delicious and absolutely adorable — I really felt like we were in an Alice in Wonderland tea party.
The only qualm I have with Satori is the service. I had made the earliest reservation (11:30 a.m.) and we arrived maybe 5 minutes early, so I understand waiting until they are officially waiting. However; we waited about 15 more minutes after 11:30 to be seated, even though no one else was waiting around. The rest of our time they did come check on us once in a while, but they never truly seemed that attentive.
Overall the food and tea experience was great, service was meh, which averages out to an A-​OK rating.

I hate pink (sorry ladies) but this place changed my mind about it. To be fair, let me explain why I hate pink. Pink shows too much of female vulnerability. The color makes me think that I am helpless, less independent, less in control. That is a bold statement but I am more of a fiminist. My opinion about pink is personal and a little twisted because you don’t really have to dislike the color to uphold who and what you are.
Now hand me my pink hat and let me sip my tea. Speaking of tea, I prefer pu-​ehr. This time, I ventured out and tried their black Marie Anotoinette tea, it was perfect. And if you may, please go ahead and try their tea services instead and select your favotire tea because afterall, it is your cup of tea that they want to serve you.

Was too expensive for my first tea experience— $ 50 each person!!! Wooof, that’s wayyy too pricey for what you get.
Staff wasn’t very engaging in our experience. Pretty much just handed us tea, told us what each one was, gave us our snacks and explained what they were and that was that. After looking at other tea spots around the area, the prices were much more affordable elsewhere, around $ 20-​$ 30 each.
Honey bush strawberry was my favorite tea, and the scones were really delicious.
Least favorite was the lemon curd chocolate and the earl grey tea.
Cute décor and tea setup, but this will be my one time experience here. Next time will definitely go somewhere with better options to choose from.

This is a review just for the Game of Scones special menu. The name alone deserves 5 stars. The menu is available until May 1^st, so go check it out!
My favorites were Sansa’s favorite lemon cakes, and the Littlefinger Tea Sandwiches, and the Dragon Eyes tea. The names were just so entertaining.
Service was friendly. The person helping us had a part in making the themed menu so it was cool to meet her. We briefly chatted about GoT, which was a great personal touch.
Just an FYI, it’s best to call ahead for this menu so they know to have everything available.
Thank you to the Unilocalers who tipped me off on parking in the garage structure! Yay for parking validation!

This place is definitely a bit hard to find. Satori Tea company is located in the parking lot behind Peggy Sues. If you park in garage across the street from Peggy Sues, Satori Tea Company can validate your parking.
I came here on a Saturday for my friend’s baby shower. I love the whole atmosphere and décor inside. It was very beautiful with all the cute decorations.
For the teas, I got to try the White Rose and Marie Antoinette, and I really enjoyed both of them. It was really nice how we were able to get refills on all the teas.
For the food, I got to try the following:
1. Turkey Pesto sandwich — This one was definitely my favorite.
2. Smoked Salmon sandwich — there was bits and pieces of smoked salmon mixed with cream cheese. This was ok. I’m not a huge fan of smoked salmon.
3. English cucumber with cream cheese. — This one was ok.
4. Heart shaped scones — I really enjoyed the scones. There was bits of raisins mixed inside, and I loved it with the lemon custard.
5. Slices of fruit — kiwi, pineapple, cantalope
6. Green salad — I thought it was unique that there was watermelon seeds in the salad.
Overall, service was great here. We all got served our food at the same time. The teas was amazing. I’d definitely come back.

4.5 stars
AMBIANCE: SO CUTE. Even if everything else sucked, I would still definitely allot one extra star for the ambiance, which is as cute as one would hope for an afternoon tea service. Décor is bright, colorful, and modern while maintaining the feeling of a girly, classy, secret garden-​esque setting.
FOOD/​TEA: Demi Tea ($ 23) comes with 3 choices of finger sandwiches, scone&madeline with clotted cream and jelly, and fruits. Plus a «plentiful pot» of tea. They weren’t kidding about the plentiful. It’s HUGE! I had the long island strawberry green tea, which I enjoyed. My friend got the Lady Londonderry (too hard to say this without giggling or wanting to say it in a British accent) which is a lemony black tea. The food was pretty simple but okay. All the sandwiches (smoked salmon, pesto and turkey, apple, cranberry & chicken salad) were alright, but also they are just sandwiches. You get two small crustless triangles for each. The scone was a little dry but grew on me. Madeline was just a plain madeline. Didn’t get to try the rum butter that everyone was raving about.
SERVICE: the girls working here were so sweet! Definitely contributed to the positive experience!
Just a few things that I think would make the experience even better:
–Giving customers the option to pick their own tea cups from a selection to use!
–Floppy hats or props for wear
Overall, great place to catch up with girl friends or host a girls only party– shower, birthday, etc. Parking in the San Pedro lot is validated! FYI, this might be a little hard to find because it’s not directly on San Pedro, it’s in San Pedro square. You have to go through one of the outdoor parking lots to get to it.

This place is in San Pedro square and is much more modern & trendy compared to Lisa’s Tea Treasures (which is more grandmother-​ish in décor). What we tried:
4 Demi teas with
Sandwiches:
cucumber and cream cheese
Smoked salmon
Pesto and turkey
Pear and Gorgonzola
Tea:
Earl grey crème
Marzipan
Coconut & chai
French praline
Spring mix salad that came with the salads
scones & Madeleines with side of fruit & jam
The tea orders came with fruit, Madeleine’s and scones. Each order came out to be about $ 25 a person. I thought it was absolutely worth it because of the ambience! The scones were chewier than normal which I enjoyed. The Madeleines tasted great & weren’t nearly as sweet as the ones at Costco (a plus for sure).
Gaudy and fanciful tea décor, tiers of wonderful food & personal giant pots of tea per person– what more can you ask for! The ceilings have paper flower balls that hang from it. The back wall has three giant baby heads for whimsical/​creepy décor. The tables are topped with candles and small knives, spoons & forks.
You get free refills on the tea but you wont need any because each person gets their own pot of tea (not even a personal sized pot but a FULL tea pot). All of the China & cutlery were very cute & Pinterest picture worthy. I loved the see through plastic «bamboo» chairs in the center of the room that went along with the largest table. Making reservations is recommended though I came on a Saturday afternoon around 12:30PM & there were many tables available still.
This place is perfect for a girly get-​together for birthdays, baby showers, bridal showers or for no reason @ all other than getting caffeinated. I loved how all of their tables had different tablecloths & chairs. My chair was very colorful & had an elephant stuffed animal on it.
You get to sniff the teas on a shelf before you choose your flavor. There were so many to choose from! I cannot wait to come back here again! And FYI, there were definitely more girls here than boys but I encourage guys to come too! (especially if they are tea enthusiasts).