Queen Charlotte Tea Room

Authentic English

This English restaurant is fabulous! All of the meals are homemade...no frozen meals out of a box or bag! Delicious! Our host was attentive and kind, the chef...wonderful! Charming Olde English atmosphere....definitely less expensive than N-o-t-L and better. We will absolutely be coming again. Next time, for High Tea.

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My family and I visited this charming little restaurant for the first time on a Friday night as we we hungry for some great fish and chips. We were not disappointed! It was absolutely delicious. My daughter enjoyed her sandwich and salad as well. We can't wait to go back again and try their sheppard's pie, quiche and the mouthwatering display of desserts. The atmosphere was quaint and friendly and the service great as well. This is a really nice place that is special without being fancy, I really think locals would appreciate this restaurant as much as we did. If you haven't tried it yet you should definitely do so soon!

There's no need to go to Niagara-on-the-lake for a great afternoon tea!

I absolutely love going for afternoon tea - it's one of my favourite things! For many years I've been going to the Irish Tea Room in Niagara-on-the-lake (and occasionally to the tea room at the Prince of Wales Hotel), but now I am a loyal fan of the Queen Charlotte Tea Room. Granted the selection of teas is not as vast as it is at the Prince of Wales, and the space is not nearly as grand as its N-O-T-L competitors - but it's pretty darn impressive for such a modest establishment! And be forewarned, this is not just a tea room....it's a restaurant with a full menu of salads, sandwiches, pies/quiches, fish 'n' chips, and dessert. All of the food is made entirely from stratch and is unbelievably good. Not only is this a great place to have afternoon tea, but it's also a great place to eat. They have a variety of homemade, individual sized pies ready to be taken home (stock your freezer with them!), fresh baked goods, and British candy! What more could you ask for?

Firstly, this restaurant has moved, and is now on Main St. in Niagara Falls, which was less than a 10 minute drive from the tourist area in Niagara. We went twice to the Queen Charlotte during our stay. The quaint little house, is wallpapered and frilly, and even my husband found this cozy and welcoming. The first time we had the fish and chips, which was authentic, British, fish and chips. Nothing comes from a freezer in this place. The staff was absolutely wonderful, and made our visit that much better. My husband was drooling over the desert counter, and got himself a bakewell tart. A pot of tea, two fish and chips, and a tart, and our bill was $18!! Fantastic! Everything, including the breads, are made on site, and are just delicious. The next day we booked high tea. It was not the best high tea we have ever had, but it was lovely nonetheless, and modestly priced. We can't believe how fortunate we were to have found this charming little tea shop, and would definitely visit again in the future. We could not give a stronger recommendation.