Teatime at Piccadilly Parlour Victorian Tearoom in Canfield, Ohio is always a a fun event and I have had the chance to visit this great little Victorian tearoom twice with my sister and mom. Last November we stopping in to celebrate my mom’s 86th birthday and even though I ordered the same item I had ordered on my first visit I loved every single morsel of it.
Piccadilly Parlour Victorian Tearoom is located at 114 S. Broad Street in Canfield, Ohio which is a small town in Mahoning County close to Youngstown and I love finding places like this in cute little towns. I am almost never disappointed in places like this because they are often the place that the town locals gather and support.
The decor is just as you would expect it to be. It is tastefully decorated with Victorian decor and did I mention that there are a lot of things for sale? From tea pots and tea cups to soaps and other gift items the selections available for purchase are varied and plentiful.
The menu is a fun selection of different teas and the food offerings include salads to quiches to my favorite tea sandwiches and tiny desserts served on the adorable tiered tea trays.
Who can turn down any of these delightful looking treats?
My selection for afternoon tea contained an assortment of miniature tea sandwiches and desserts. Selections included traditional cucumber sandwiches, walnut cream cheese wedges, egg and chive, chicken salad sandwiches, tuna salad, quiche slivers, and delightful sweets. This is also served with a cup of soup and of course a pot of tea or other beverage.
There is even a children’s menu and an area of clothes and hats that you can try on and wear during your visit. Can’t you just see bringing a group of little girls here for a dress up party?
I love that there is a “no hurry” atmosphere here and both times I have visited there was no sense of being rushed to finish and we lingered over our tea and meal. It was the perfect lunch with perfect company.
Of course the tea pulled me in but it was the company that was the best part of this day.
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