The Cañon City Queen Anne

How did Teas come about? 

One of the origins of teas came about in England as the ladies became hungry when the men were off on their hunting excersions.  They would gather in the afternoon for some light snacks and tea, or if the hunting went into the evening they would have a form of dinner. 
Sadly, as the teas came to america they became known as too light in quantity, leaving customers hungry.

When are Teas available?

The Canon City Queen Anne Tea House serves two (2) teas daily, Monday - Saturday (Sundays reserved for Private Parties, Special Events.  Afternoon/Lunch Tea is served at 12:00 p.m. daily.  High/5 course Dinner Tea is served at 6:00 p.m.  Reservations necessary for both teas.

What is included in a Tea?

All Teas served on fine china, cloth napkins and include unlimited freshly brewed loose leaf or bagged tea; fresh baked scones with devonshire cream and jam; chocolates.

Teas at the Queen Anne are american style, adapted to what we hear our customers want at a lunch or dinner.  We make every attempt to find out preferences, dietary needs, when a reservation is made.

Afternoon/Lunch Tea is served at 12:00 p.m.
Afternoon Teas are complete lunches with specialty sandwiches or quiche, finger foods and mini desserts.
Please allow 1 1/2 hours to enjoy a Afternoon Tea. 

High/5 course Dinner Tea is served at 6:00 p.m.
High Teas are five course dinners, prepared individually for the customer and include soup, salad, main course with starch, vegetable options and a specialty dessert.  A complimentary glass of chamagne, sparkling martinelli's, wine, upon request.
Please allow 2+ hours to enjoy a High Tea.