Madhatters Tea House - San Antonio

Saturday morning at 8:30 to Mad Hatter. It was quiet in the restaurant, that was nice for the morning. Two people in total, we ordered 2 pots of tea, two sandwiches, a bagel and fruit. All we had was delicious. Each pot of tea was between 3-4 cups. I love that there are sugar in the raw as an option! Service was good. The prices were good. We're coming back!

I was really excited to come to this restaurant on my trip and was in no way disappointed! The tea was amazing and the hummus sandwich was better than I expected! I'll come back before I go! The man who works in front needs Keudos! I'm sorry I didn't catch his name, but he ate his lunch while working on the front, taking orders that answer all the questions and do it with a smile. It must be more like him!!

Really cute place, with multiple little attached buildings. They have a good selection of teas, but regrettably not my favorite. Their sandwiches are pretty good, and the service was helpful, although it's a weird mix of self serve for a teahouse. The scones and petit fours need work. Very colorful! Good lunch options and they appear to serve booze too.

The mimosas were good and our party that went liked them! We got the pitcher for $15 and it easily had 2 servings each for a party of 4. Was a little underwhelmed by the breakfast that we ordered though. Had pretty high standards walking in though so it's not like it was terrible. It was still pretty good but just had a basic taste to bacon and egg burritos. Thought the breakfast potatoes could've been better and had more flavor. They can use a hash brown option here.

Well it took a moment to figure out how it all works. Apparently if there are no menus at the front door they keep them at the register. You go up to the register to order and pay then they give you a table picture and your food is brought to you. If you order a hot tea you need to grab a tea cup to take with you. You seat yourself,I had my husband grab us a table before we ordered just in case, they were quite busy. We got the afternoon tea but had to sub for chicken and spinach as they were out of salmon and bacon on a Sunday. Also got the Ham Benedict. The pot of tea was barely 2cups worth, milk and sugar was to be collected at the coffee bar. They had forgotten about the petite fours( a brownie cut into four pieces, not little cakes as on would expect). It all taste fine but the servings were quite small. We were still hungry when leaving but dare not to order more as they were running quite behind. Definitely worth a trip for the experience, but that's about it. Blueberry scones were very good. A little overdone but they were warm so I didn't mind.