Tearooms

By Betty Terry • Photography by Jim Bathie Newcomers find there is a lot to like about Huntsville, Alabama, a former cotton town founded in 1805. Transformed into...

Text by Britt E. Stafford • Photography by John O’Hagan While not geographically located deep in the heart of Texas, Houston is a crucial part of...

Victorian mansion in Sumner, Washington

A French Tea House with Royal Charm Text by Britt E. Stafford • Photography Courtesy of Nina’s of Paris A short stroll from some of Paris’s popular...

Visit the Madison Tea Room just outside of Athens, Georgia, for a perfect blend of British propriety and Southern hospitality.

In Georgetown, Colorado, Jeannette Peterson serves up tall tales and afternoon tea at 8,500 feet.

Owning a tearoom is a dream come true for Iowa mother and daughter.

The art and tradition of afternoon tea continues not only in homes around the world, but also in tearooms and restaurants that wish to...

Notable Venues of the Eastern United States By Terri Cook Since December 16, 1773, American history has been inextricably linked with tea. On that evening, a...

Coffee is far more popular than tea in Switzerland, and many people will be surprised to learn that the country has an active tea club and a number of very stylish specialist tea stores in several major cities.