This place isn’t in business now. I went yesterday for breakfast and the doors were locked. There was a girl at the hotel counter (this restaurant was inside a hotel) told me to try to other restaurants.
Afternoon tea is my favorite treat. The menu is always amazing. We go once a season.
The food is fresh and amazing and the service was exceptional. So many breakfast/brunch choices it was hard to choose!
This lovely and quiet cafe serves some of the freshest and tastiest meals and, for the life of me, I can't believe it's not more popular. On the first floor of the lovely boutique hotel, the Ashton, this small and intimate setting makes for a really easy way to awaken and greet the day. The fresh fruit is always just right and each dish is prepared with a high degree of care and is always successful. The omlettes and other egg dishes are always just right and the Eggs Benedict so tasty. The staff is attentive and friendly, as well
Staff is trying, but food consistency is very uncertain. ONLY open now for breakfast. No lunch, no afternoon tea, no dinner, no bar. See my review of the Ashton hotel as a whole for a better explanation.
Part of the Aston Hotel, this is a well kept secret. The breakfast is served in a nice dinning room and great for business meetings. The breakfast is very good and offers anything you may like for breakfast. The food is very good and at a very fair price considering the surroundings. I highly recommend it for Breakfast or Lunch.
My wife had been wanting to have afternoon tea at the Ashton (served in the Six10) for several years, so I took her there last week as part of a pre-Christmas getaway in Fort Worth. The holiday tea setting looked really nice and the tea selections were excellent, but the overall experience was marred by slow service, food that seemed to have sat out for hours before being served, and loud people - first at an adjacent table, and then at the bar (the service was so slow our tea hour spilled over into happy hour at the bar).So the next time my wife wants to have an afternoon tea (and we don't want to fly to England), we might try someplace in Dallas (though we much prefer downtown Fort Worth).
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