Ivy Tea House - Norcross

If you're in search of a lovely garden setting for High Tea, this is the perfect spot. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, seating is limited to outdoors, but the shaded area with large fans keeps it cool. The food was superb, catering to vegan, gluten-free, and vegetarian dietary needs in our group. The variety of sweet and savory options were well presented and delicious. The selection of teas was fantastic, and they provided enough tea to last the entire meal. We had a wonderful time and would definitely return, but make sure to make reservations in advance.

The vegan high tea at this restaurant was fantastic – we chose the spa tea option, which included pecan brownies, peach chia pudding, scones, tofu lettuce wraps, a glass noodle and vegetable salad, and veggies with hummus, all of which were vegan and gluten-free. The food was really delicious and the service was great!

There was a baby shower. great furnishings! cute place when you have tee is your thing. would be super sweet to go with young children for mother daughter days. that was really good to eat! there was also a kind of pig thing that chimichurri had on it and it was delicious!

The teeparty was great! everything was so beautiful and I will definitely come back!

Loved eating and service! the hearty animal was varied and delicious. it was not like the new teehouse in alpharetta. the selection of the menu turns here, so they have more agency over the selection. we had two different menus and shared. perfect! the sweets were also varied and not again sugary sweetness in the opposite to the Alpharetta tea house. there were duplicates of most sweets, so she and her are both rehearsal and discussion. the tiny scenes were delicious, but clearly not the highlight (and that was perfect for us to have visited several teehouses this summer, our favourite food was found here on the ivy. the only thing to consider:1. in this unseasonally warm weather the ivy had a hard time to cool the house. we were literally sweating. the slender desserts. I suggest to hold back the cool desserts until the customers are ready in this heat. to be fair, who also fought in the Alpharetta tea house to keep the pumpkin in this weather.2 in 100 degrees heat we can skip the individual heating for the teat pots. oh and we saw the beautiful interaction between the hostess and two males who had a small problem. it was nice to see the friendliness and professionalism and warmth of the hostess. These moats may have themselves in their lives at different times, but not on the ivy separately. there was so much respect and friendliness in the interaction that did not surprise me in view of the diversity of their clientele. final verdikt: loved the ivy!