Brambles English Tea Room

"Loved the concept of tea room in the middle of Naples. Very cool variety of teas, snaks and wonderful shop experiences"

"Phenomenal spot for high tea. The service, the food and the ambience are top notch! Great to come with family or friends!"

"We went for afternoon tea. The establishment has an atmosphere like in real English Tea Shop. Excellent tea, scones, pastry. Attentive staff. Beautiful interior. Not expensive. Highly recommended."

"We decided to have a ladies day so 6 of us headed out to our reservations at Brambles. Everything was so quaint and delicious. We decided to all have the variety platter so we could try everything and each of us ordered a different tea. We loved it all! The scones are out of this world. I highly recommend this for a special day of relaxing and enjoying good friends and family."

"The gift shop itself is jampacked with cute things to purchase. There’s a wide selection of tea, and a variety of bonbons. My deduction of points, though lean towards my experience in the tea room. The tea room itself really does not live up to the pictures that have been posted. There’s almost a diner-esque feeling which is absolutely fine for the right scenario, but was not what I had imagined. There is almost a dingy sense, and not at all one of high elevated tea. I had in my mind that I wanted to order the too shebang high tea ($33/pp). I ordered the royal wedding tea, as well as the traditional English scone… everything else was a set menu. The plate I was brought for my food was a completely different motif and color scheme than the tea cup and tea plate that was originally at the table. It wasn’t even a matter of them being similar but different, but being drastically different. The presentation of the finger sandwiches/scone/desserts was pretty, but the metal stand was starting to peel it’s gold paint. To the point that some fell onto my scone plate. Regardless of the paint falling off, the simple detail of allowing a metal display that needed painting to be used was a huge bummer and took away from the feeling of high tea. The finger sandwiches were good, I was surprised how much I enjoyed the cucumbers and the ham. The egg salad was bland, as was the chicken salad. The English scone was nice and warm, and I especially enjoyed it with the strawberry preserves. The desserts were good, but nothing outstanding. A nice, thick, chocolate ganache like brownie (maybe not a brownie, but dont recall what exactly the tea room called it) and a sugar vanilla square. The real highlight was the flavor of the Royal wedding team. It was a very nice balance of fruity flavors that weren’t true dessert, like, or overwhelmed any of the food I was eating. As I went to check out, the gentleman asked how my visit was. I responded that it was ‘okay’ and our conversation ended there."