Prince Tea House

The establishment attracts visitors with its name, Prince Tea House, which can be interpreted as a tea house. When you look at the menu, it offers a fairly good selection of loose-leaf teas. However, when you order tea, it’s brought to you in a teapot, but there are no visible tea leaves inside. This raises some questions: where exactly is the tea brewed, under what conditions, and how long ago was it prepared? You don’t actually see the loose tea in your teapot, so it’s unclear whether it’s freshly made or not. Another surprising aspect was that they added an 18% mandatory gratuity to the bill, even though such charges are typically added for large parties, not for a group of two. This kind of practice is more common in places with a high volume of tourists, whereas this particular location is tucked away in a more remote part of Brooklyn and doesn’t seem to have much foot traffic. So it felt unexpected. And it wasn’t indicated on the menu and we were surprised to know about it when the waitress brought us the bill. Overall, the dishes were tasty and seemed fresh enough, but the staff wasn’t particularly friendly. During our entire visit, they barely smiled and seemed to just go through the motions. It makes us wonder: what exactly are we tipping 18% for? It’s both curious and unclear. The place looked a bit dusty and worn out. A deep cleaning wouldn’t hurt.

We really enjoyed our visit to Prince tea chaise! The interior is very cozy and beautifully designed. There’s also a lovely summer extension with a transparent ceiling — it gives the place such a nice, airy feeling. The staff were incredibly attentive and caring. And of course, everything was both beautiful and delicious. Highly recommend!

We came to Prince Tea House after dinner, and it was the perfect way to end the night. We sat in the back area filled with twinkle lights super cute, warm, and such a photogenic setup. The dessert presentation here is always stunning and picture-perfect! I got the Purple Yam Soufflé, freshly baked and served with vanilla ice cream. It takes about 15 minutes, but it’s absolutely worth the wait warm, soft, and perfectly balanced with the cold ice cream. First time trying it, and definitely not the last 10/10! One of my friends ordered the Fruit Toast, which was beautifully stacked with bananas, strawberries, and ice cream we all had a bite, and it was a hit. Another friend got the Mango Crepe Cake, which we loved, and the last one had the Strawberry Shortcake, light and delicious. It’s not my first time visiting this location, and it won’t be my last. The vibe is always cozy and relaxing perfect for catching up, enjoying desserts, or just chatting for hours. If you go during the week, it’s less crowded and more peaceful, which makes it even better. Highly recommend for dessert lovers and anyone who appreciates a calm, beautiful tea house atmosphere.

Cozy vibes, amazing tea, and foods that are absolutely heavenly! The staff is super friendly, and every visit feels special. A true Brooklyn gem! 🍵🍰✨

I love this place previous to trying it with my boys I finally had the chance to take them and they actually love it!!! YAYYY.. Price Tea House we will be back.. Everything was awesome from the food to the service to the ambience of the place we had a really great time I absolutely love their Tea.. My Favorite is Montagne Bleue Black Tea... The Taste is on Point.. Our waitress Kaitlyn was a doll and made sure several times that we were Happy.. Loved all the yummy food again my son with his chicken and waffles loved it.. My other son loved his California Sandwich.. Perfect for ppl who like sushi.. like a California roll on a sandwich.. Way to Go Prince Tea House for a wonderful evening put with my sons..