
The Whistling Kettle, originally established in 2004 is restaurant known for its extensive loose-leaf tea selection and full menu. Diners can enjoy weekend brunch, lunch, or dinner options including crepes, paninis, quiche, soups, salads, scones and desserts. Choose from many teas, coffees, wine, beer, specialty cocktails and mimosa flights. The gift shop has unique teaware and over 100 loose leaf teas to choose from. The Whistling Kettle is famous for their Afternoon Tea also known as The Tower allowing guests to build their own custom 3 course meal presented on a three-tiered tray. The cafe offers a cozy and refined atmosphere. It’s a great location to visit for Proctors events.
Quaint cafe & tearoom serving savory crepes, panini & salads, plus afternoon tea.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 138 Jay St, Schenectady, NY 12305
Phone: (518) 630-6933
Website: https://www.thewhistlingkettle.com/
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I ordered afternoon tea with the broccoli quiche, kettle salad, and a lemon scone.
The quiche was actually very good, but the salad had barely any toppings just a couple slices of cabbage, two cucumbers and two grape tomatoes. My biggest complaint is with the scone and the cream pitcher that came with my tea.
The cream came in a little ceramic pitcher that was DIRTY on the inside with old cream
The scone was horrendously sweet and undercooked. It tasty of raw flour and the dough was uncooked in the center. The scone came with cream and jam. I was expecting clotted cream but instead it was some sort of vanilla yoghurt situation. Overall the dessert tier was so so so sweet and couldn’t even be saved by the tea.
It’s a bummer bc the quiche was such a good start :/
The morning and afternoon tea combos are a must-try and usually what my friends and I go for. Expect to spend around $25–$30 per person, but it’s worth the splurge.
The tea, as previously mentioned, is so good. Warning, they do not have lattes of any sort. Just French press coffee, as a non-coffee drink, I don’t mind at all.
Service was amazing! Go early for better deals and a table. This place gets busy on weekends, especially on Sundays, with the farmers’ market. The atmosphere is also great, but it does get rather loud. Only 1 bathroom for the establishment, so a line will form.
Overall, great spot! Check it out.
We were particularly impressed by the red pepper gouda. The lobster bisque was a little too salty. The sandwiches were fresh and had good balance, featuring fresh, high-quality proteins and perfectly toasted ciabatta bread. The scone was baked well and was complemented by the cheesecake frosting and jelly.
The tea selection was fresh and not too sweet, and the service was both swift and friendly. The Banana Foster crepe fell short of expectations. The crepe had a very raw flavor to it.
Despite this minor setback, The Whistling Kettle earns a commendable 7.8 out of 10. Its family-friendly atmosphere and efficient service make it a great spot for a casual meal. We highly recommend giving it a try!
Perfect for breakfast, lunch, or dinner!
I had the Apple Bacon Brie sandwich, and it was absolutely delicious! I would definitely recommend to anyone who likes cheeses… it had 3 different types on it! The side was DISAPPOINTING. I expected some homemade chips or some fries… but NO. Got some BAKED LAYS. What?!
Most of their menu looked great, and they have lots of tasty options.
For a drink, I got the strawberry banana smoothie. It was very good, nothing special though. It resembled a chunk of ICE.
The atmosphere was AMAZING. It was cozy, and felt like home sitting by the campfire.
The service… not great. The waitress spilled a whole water glass on the floor and just scampered off like it was nothing. I got a little splashed, but anyway…