A Friend in Tea
User's reviews
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Due to our busy Tea Academy 3 day Seminar schedule, book signings for 'The Traveling Tea Ladies' Murder Myster Series and the launch of our online store, Smoky Mountain Coffee, Herb & Tea Company, we made a very difficult decision to become exclusively online only! WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU AT ONE OF OUR UPCOMING BOOK SIGNINGS AND TEA TASTINGS! Until Our Next Pot of Tea, Melanie
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Apple Cake Tea Room
Apple Cake Tea Room has been in business over 25 years and remains a wonderful eatery for people desiring a quaint destination for lunch. Wonderful place to celebrate in their upstairs private dining rooms. A true Knoxville tradition. I have enjoyed taking 4 generations of my women in my family there for special lunches. I hope they stay in business for 25 more years!
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Charleston Place Hotel (Lobby Lounge)
Charleston Place Hotel is a gem in the historic district! We were very impressed with our tea service and when I let the chef know that I had food allergies, he prepared a tea tray especially for me without any prior notice. I appreciate the first class treatment that gave us and we look forward to many happy returns to this beautiful hotel. The live music is a special touch! I highly recommend it on your next trip!
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Tea Leaves and Thyme
Tea Map is a tool that was intended to used to connect tea lovers to great tea rooms in the U.S. It seems a shame that too often it has become used to harshly criticize and nit pick. Tea Leave and Thyme has been in the tea business far longer than most U.S. tea rooms and strives to give everyone a relaxing respite in this crazy hectic world. Thank you for doing such an excellent job with such grace. We need more places like yours!
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The Wild Plum Tea Room
In response to Ms. Ober's review,I have called ahead to the Wild Plum Tea Room for reservations. The Smokey Mtn. region is always bustling with tourists and the Wild Plum is a popular spot. They have a wonderful reputation for good food across the region. Sounds like you and your husband hit them on an 'off day.' It happens to the best of tea rooms.