Lavender 'n Lace Tearoom - Lake Alfred

Enchanting place to spend a afternoon enjoying the best food and desserts surrounded by the Victorian theme decorations thruout the restraunt. Love going there and spending special moments with my friends. So gather your friends and take a trip to Lavendar Lace and make some special memories to treasure. Parking: Lots of free parking Wheelchair accessibility: They have a ramp upon entering the restraunt and they seat you where you can easily remain in your wheelchair or sit in a chair. They take special care to make your experience e joyable.

This is the perfect spot to enjoy a nice brunch with your friends, mother and/or grandmothers. The food is homemade and delicious, with a variety of teas, and a menu easy to read that’s not overwhelming. After brunch, take a stroll through the garden gift shop.

We went with a dear friend today for her birthday. I made a reservation, which I highly recommend as the place was packed out. While we waited, we went into the gift shop. You must make a trip in there as well. The tearoom itself is breathtaking. You have to see it with your own eyes. There are no words to describe. Service was amazing. Tea and food were out of this world. We had the cream.of asparagus soup and the Chicken Casserole. Didn't get pictures but they both were so good. Can't wait to go back!

Lavender ‘n Lace was wonderful! My husband and I wandered in after a morning of kayaking (not prepared or dressed for tea and I’m so delighted we did! The tea was amazing, we ordered a pot of Chai and Snow Monkey Plum and they were both delicious. The Chai was perfectly spiced and warm and the Snow Monkey Plum was wonderfully fresh, sweet, and juicy. The shop is also so nice and has the cutest gifts and treats! We ran into one of the owners (Tabina, I believe! and she was so kind and helpful. This is worth the trip and we will absolutely be back for more soon!

My 3 granddaughters and I had a wonderful time! They loved all the lights and decorations. One said we need to make this a tradition! Great idea!