Welcome to Great Tearooms of America, a growing directory of over two thousand tea room listings pointing the tea thirsty of America – whether tourists, weary shoppers, business travellers or locals – to the nearest tea room for refreshment and respite
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'The Great Tea Rooms of America' by Bruce Richardson (Benjamin Press) and GreatTearoomsOfAmerica.com are separate entities.
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ABOUT US

Great Tearooms of America is owned and operated by the Synensys company, the husband and wife collaboration of Tony Smith and Denise LeCroy, who are proud of the unique history of the American tearoom.

Our purpose is twofold. First, to showcase the tearooms of America on the most sophisticated guide on the Internet today.

Secondly, to support America's tearoom owners by providing them with all the resources they need (and more!) to make their tearoom the very best that it can be.

If you are a tearoom owner, register here to take advantage of everything we have to offer.


OUR MAIN IMAGE

The image at the top of our web pages is based on the 'Balloons and Confetti Window' from the Avery Coonley Playhouse, Riverside, Illinois (1912) by Frank Lloyd Wright. Wright used balloons, checkerboard patterns (representing confetti) and an American flag to create a complex, abstract, asymmetrical design reminiscent of a parade. The nonobjective, geometric patterns are considered Wright's greatest achievement in art-glass.

We chose this image as it was designed at a time when tearooms in America were at their peak and reflect the wider Arts and Crafts movement which included Rennie Mackintosh who had a major influence in tearoom design.


LINKS

Like what you have seen? Great Tearooms of America has created an easy way to create links to this site - just decide whether you want a graphic or text and then “copy 'n' paste” the html code on the right (if you are a tearoom owner we strongly recommend you use the personalised link available in your 'Log-In' section).

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If you are interested in advertising your tea-related product or service with Great Tearooms of America, we want to hear from you. We have started to provide a growing niche market with a service that is second to none - you can tap into that market by contacting us here.


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a tearoom you first ring to confirm location, hours, etc.

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