A New Way of Tea at Amanzi
By Jane Pettigrew • Photography by Stephen DeVries
When people seek advice about where to go for afternoon tea in London, the answer is easy—book...
A Tea Tour of Switzerland
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.
Piper & Leaf: Building a Sense of Community
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...
Taking Tea at Lady Bedford’s Tea Parlour
In naming her tearoom in Pinehurst, North Carolina, Marian Caso was inspired by the story of Anna Maria Stanhope Russell, the seventh Duchess of...
Tilly Mint’s Tea Room
A British Wonderland in Pennsylvania
By Britt E. Stafford • Photography by William Dickey
The name Tilly Mint’s Tea Room might come across as a whimsical ploy...
September/October 2018 Issue Preview
The September/October 2018 issue of TeaTime includes inspiring content to plan a festive fall season. Discover a variety of ways to cook and bake with tea,...
Teatime with a Theme
Text by Jane Pettigrew • Photograph by Jane Hope
Five favourite UK tearooms
As afternoon tea has become more and more popular all over Britain, hotel...
Caffè Florian
Wearing its best smile for almost three centuries
Text by Barbara Gulley • Photography Courtesy of Caffè Florian Database
Caffè Florian, like Venice, Italy, itself, is...
