Lisa's Tea Treasures

Manali Tawde 2 months ago

We had the most delightful high tea experience at Lisa Tea today! From the moment we walked in, we felt genuinely welcomed and cared for. Every item we tried was absolutely delicious. The savory selection was outstanding—the quiche was incredibly flavorful, the sandwiches were fresh and perfectly prepared, and the desserts were beautifully presented without being overly sweet. The lemon curd deserves a special mention; it was one of the best we've ever had and paired perfectly with the warm scones. What truly made our visit exceptional, though, was the hospitality. Every host and server was warm, humble, attentive, and genuinely kind. Their care for their guests was evident in every interaction. We accidentally left one of our belongings behind, and they went out of their way to call us back so we could retrieve it. That level of thoughtfulness speaks volumes about the people and the service. It's rare to find a place where the food, atmosphere, and hospitality all come together so perfectly. Thank you for making our afternoon so memorable. We left with full hearts and happy stomachs, and we'll

Tiffany Okoye 4 months ago

What a great experience! I came solo and enjoyed myself thoroughly. The food was great, the service was friendly and informative, and it wasn't too crowded when I went midweek. I would definitely come back. This was my second time coming since it used to be in the Pruneridge Shopping Center. I love teas and this place did not disappoint.

Blue 5 months ago

Darling. That is the best way I can even begin to express how this tea place is. Absolutely darling. 1. The service? 100/10 The women working there are kind, charming and attentive to your tea needs. They anticipate when youre done with tea even when busy, time your savories to come out appropriately and never once did I feel rushed. There is a little bell to call the ladies when you are ready or for anything you need. Do not be shy to use it, they take 1 or 2 minutes to come find you, just raise your hand and theyre happy to help! 2. The tea. So MANY TEA OPTIONS! AT least 20, and all of them divine. Black teas, green teas, chai, herbals. Decaf, anything your heart desires. Even mocktails and lemonade and coco!I ordered my Lady's Repsite Earl Grey and I simply fell in love with the blend. Bergamont, lavender and roses? Im in love. I had to purchase a pack for home and im excited to brew. My lady enjoyed her tea as well, they brought out the milk in the cutest little porcelain with a heart shaped doiley ontop. I almost swooned. The two cups and kettles were BEAUTIFUL! shiny, the kettles wrapped well to keep our tea popping hot even throughout an hour. The place wear i even saw th

Hoshang Varshney 10 months ago

Amazing as ever, we went to the Los Altos location a few years ago, but hands down, the Campbell location is way, way better in my opinion. The inside seating area is spacious and beautifully decorated. Their Madamoiselle creation tea is a real must-try; I highly recommend it. We chose the Celebration of Blessings and Duchess Delight tea plates. The spinach quiche was made with fresh, high-quality ingredients and had a perfectly crisp and crunchy bread base. The brie croissant was equally delicious. While I find that their service can sometimes be a bit slower than I'd personally prefer, I think that's likely intentional on their part to ensure patrons have a relaxing and truly enjoyable experience. They take a lot of pride in the quality of their food and drinks, and the presentation is absolutely stunning – even the milk pitchers

M. H. a year ago

Lisa's Tea Treasures may be one of the few afternoon tea places in South Bay, but it was a bit disappointing in my opinion. The ambiance of the place is nice, with beautiful plates and tea cups usually seen at afternoon tea. It was nice that there were a few tea set options depending on your appetite size. However, each item on the menu was only alright. Nothing really stood out as exceptionally tasty. The scones, looked a bit odd and didn't feel much like a scone. But the real disappointment for me was that each person had their own individual plates of food served in front of them. There was no afternoon tower where all the food was presented for the table. I feel the tower of sandwiches and little bites is the most important point that defines what afternoon tea is. Without that, it feels like a regular restaurant with finger food. For the price point and the quality of food, I'm not sure I would return here for more afternoon tea experiences or recommend it to others. Sadly, I will continue my search of afternoon teas elsewhere.