Description

A good spot for a cup of tea and the basics of English cuisine.
by Gayot.com on May 17, 2008 from Gayot.com

Tips

The Extras: Next door, Carry on Tea and Sympathy sells Brit food and tchotchkes.
by Citysearch on April 06, 2008 from Citysearch

Editorial Reviews

The Scene Decked out like an exaggerated version of a suburban British living room--tacky wallpaper, an extensive teapot collection, lots of ceramic figures, Vera Lynne on the stereo--Tea & Sympathy serves as a cozy home away from home for expats. Sometimes it's a little too cozy, in fact; space is limited, and you can expect to be moved around during your meal to make room for other diners ...
Rated 4.5 stars by Citysearch on April 06, 2008 from Citysearch
ENGLISH. The number of people they manage to feed in this tiny Village storefront is nothing short of amazing. There are only 10 tables, but they turn them around fast, and there's always a crowd at the door. In fact, a sign posted on the wall warns that they don't mind you hanging around if the place isn't busy - but if someone's waiting, they expect you to pay your check and go.

This is homey ...
by exploreli on July 16, 2008 from exploreli
A tiny place with very British charcteristics, from the homey decor and English waitresses to the tables with oilcloth and mismatched chairs. The food is very UK and most enjoyable, whether Welsh rarebit, shepherd's pie, bangers & mash, or any of the many British delights. But the real winners are the myriad desserts, from spotted dick & custard to sticky toffee pudding and that wonderful afternoon ...
by nyc on May 10, 2008 from nyc