Tea Thyme/Thyme to Shop

Jim Grall

Stopped by because my mother, who's in a nursing home, said she wanted some Broccolli soup in a breadbowl from this restaurant. Got talking with the VERY friendly ladies (mother and daughter) who own and operate the place and they knew who my parents were. They were genuinely concerned with how my elderly parents were doing, and insisted on sending along a couple pieces of coconut pie to them, at no charge. Tough to find the combination of quality and service that this place offered these days.

Hennis the Siamese

Placed an order for pickup. It was ready when I got there, about 10 minutes later. Entrance was crowded with female senior citizens and I could barely get inside. The "gift shop" is full of over-priced brick-a-brack (that you can buy at Hobby Lobby for 3x less). The tea room was dark and lit with candles at noon, which had a nice Halloween vibe. The chicken pasta salad I ordered had been around too long and the pasta was mushy. If there were 3 bites of chicken in it, that would be a stretch. The "broccoli soup" was thick, gelatinous and off-tasting, with 2 tiny pieces of a broccoli floret. I didn't detect ANY form of dairy in that soup. There were about 3 grapes and 2 tiny pieces of melon, along with ONE bite of pineapple. The "sweet bread" was what appeared to be a very small slice of pumpkin bundt cake. All this for a checkout price of just over $13. There's a little ambiance in the dining room, but the food isn't worth the prices.

Denise Nennet

All my girlfriends at my class reunion met here for lunch. Food was good and great atmosphere! A bit pricey for amount of food.

Evemarie Zimmerman

Good food, friendly staff