22 Moons Tea Room

Check out this brand new zero alcohol concept brought to you by the creative mind behind @22moonsandtearoom @lucidzeroprooflounge is a quint little jazz lounge nestled in an antique laden tea house featuring live talent. Located in my neck of the woods, Valrico they're serving up unique zero alcohol versions of your favorite cocktail classics like the Peach Bellini and the Apple Pie Old Fashioned. Dishing out amazing cuisine like my favorite the Plant City Strawberry and Pecan Salad with a tea cup full of their scrumptious Potato Onion Cream Soup, an impressive cheese selection and other accoutrements via their Grazing Board, Beef Tenderloin Medallions and the beautifully presented Scallop Aguachille. Excellent service. A unique dessert charcuterie with the most decadent of desserts, including my new favorite dessert the Pistachio Ricotta Torte. And the cozy vibe... classy, intimate and elegant! Lucid also offers natural mood enhancers to your mocktails!

Although I had passed 22 Moons many times with the intention of stopping in, I was pleasantly surprised to receive an invitation to a Bridal Shower at this location. The staff was attentive, friendly and accommodating. The food was amazing. What impressed me the most was that our families are a fusion of American and Latino and they were able to combine the flavor profiles. It was a wonderful surprise! We had an exquisite garlic purée served alongside our ground beef pastelillos and chicken croquettes. The guava purée was divine and I added it to the freshly made scones served with Chantilly cream. We had two Harvey and Sons teas offered: a wedding tea blend and a pumpkin pie spice in keeping with the season. Overall, it was a wonderful afternoon and we have already made reservations for our next visit! It’s a great place to celebrate, share stories and create memories!

Price was $35 plus tax and tip was $45. Pretty high price for tiny tea sandwiches, some on a single cracker. Prefer other tea rooms like the Whistle Stop Garden Tea Room in Lutz.

It was a great experience for my granddaughter. She loved it so did my grandson. Thank you so

Went here a while back and it was an OK experience, food was decent, and we enjoyed ourselves.. fast forward to this year/ the day before Mother’s Day and things seem to have dramatically changed for the worst. Staff was not very attentive or helpful. When we asked for things like sugar they would say they get it and never returned. Everything from the kids plate, and even the most of the food for the adults all came from the publix bakery and everything seemed to be prepackaged or already made that they put together. Nothing seemed “made fresh” there. Seems like they put no effort into anything like customer service/ food or the overall experience. After we got our food, nobody returned, and even after we were done eating, nobody came to check on us, and since we had already paid beforehand we ended up just getting up and leaving since nobody was around. We left feeling very unsatisfied and all agreed that we would most likely never return. I don’t know if was an off day or what but for the price we paid it was all very disappointing. 1/10 do not recommendEDIT: Since owner responded that the food is all fresh and proprietary I would like to add that the kids plate contained the following: PBJ, grilled cheese, 1 singular entenmanns mini muffin, 1 sprinkle sugar cookie you get for free at Publix, and 1 small brownie bite from the publix bakery and a small bowl of yogurt, probably yoplait) with some whipped cream on top.Kid-friendliness: Definitely not kid friendly