My girlfriends and I came here on a Saturday for a girls lunch. What a fun place to go! It gets busy so reservations are recommended. We each ordered a different type of tea (their menu is huge!) which came out in individual decorative teapots with strainers. We all had different tea cups too which were charming. One friend ordered the High Tea which came with quiche, a salad, three little tea sandwiches, and a try of house made desserts. My other friend had quiche and salad and I had a grilled pimento cheese panini and a cup of homemade soup. The sandwich was fantastic and so unique. The entire tea house exudes charm and they have lots of events for a ladies day out or for the children. I can't wait to bring my 9 yr old nieces here as well! They have a beautiful little gift shop and behind the tea room is their winery. Located just around the corner from downtown Canal Fulton, you can make a day of it and walk the towpath, visit the other little shops and get some ice cream at the Creamery after.

Beautiful outdoor patio! Wish it were not winter. Enjoyed the wine and the cute gift shop area. Pleasant service and plan to come back in the warmer weather.

Beautiful place, friendly staff, excellent tea and food. Easy location to find with parking.

Food is great, cute location. The workers are very friendly and great but they always seem understaffed.

The atmosphere of this place is very quaint. If you're into tea and tea pots and cups this is the place for you. The decor really makes it an experience. Great for little girls into tea parties. The menu is primarily sandwiches, salads, and desserts with an entire page of teas to choose from. What a cute idea, and makes for a wonderful lunch destination! Everything we ate was delicious. Loved it!

Love love love The decor the food it is all a fantasy of my inner little girl!! I have been here with my aunt and we always have a wonderful time I love the strawberry pretzel salad and their sandwiches are all delicious!! Never disappointed

Very quaint, yet busy tea house. The tea selection is huge, and flavorful. I got Moroccan Mint, while others in my party got apple cinnamon, birthday cake, black tea and others. Love the mismatched teapots and cups and saucers. The food is very good. The muffaletto did not have the correct bread, but was still very good. My wife got a chicken salad, my father in law got a Cuban. For 6 people it cost around $83.00, and we also got the desert sampler. Took home a couple of loose leaf teas as well. They also have a winery and a bed and breakfast. Will be back.

I am literally a bull in a china shop in places like these. I break things. I drop things. There is fumbling on my part, followed immediately by clanking, slipping, chipping, dinging, shattering and crashing. Before I got to the destruction, I took in that it was in a charming stereotypical victorian tea house (Google where the tradition of "high tea" began) it was really, really well decorated, staffed and cooked. There was a small gift shop too. I have no doubt it is, or shall be a landmark in town. For a husky guy that has a tendency to avoid places with tables that are too close together (accidentally cleared a stranger's table with my butt in a place one time) Dragonfly was perfect! I could maneuver! (restroom was European tight for me, but what single restroom isn't? Thank goodness I was just hand-washing!) Different china cups lined the tops of the walls and each pot of tea and cup was entirely different from the next. It was even fun to look at the cups and saucers and decorations on the walls. The place was completely full on a Saturday when it opened, and groups of people were waiting on the deck for it to open. I prefer eclectic tea shops that offer a high tea and this one was among the best I've tried, and was a great value. High tea was $17 and came with a hearty bowl of thick soup and panini-seared bread for dunking. Then the rack came out; three tiers completely filled for 2.5 people, with shaped sandwiches, pastries and sweets. Even handmade chocolates. We ended up bringing several things home, even when I, of course, over-ate because I have no self control whatsoever. It was worth the normal "high tea" $20-30 for the whole thing, but at less than $20 each, it was not only on the cheap side, but crazy delicious, and I did not break a single thing. Victory for all of us!