Monday, August 1, 2016

The White Linen Tea House

Last summer, I crossed the border and visited the White Linen Tea House in North Tonawanda, NY.

The tea house's cheery yellow colour and wrap around porch immediately won me over!

Room #1
The interior of the White Linen Tea House was just as beautiful as the outside. The entire first floor had been converted into a tea room! To date, this is the largest tea house that I've ever visited.

Room #2
The different rooms featured charming vintage decor and antiques.

Room #3
Teacups and teapots galore!

Room #4
Hats!

Rooms #5 & #6
Tea-related merchandise was displayed throughout the house. 
Our table was located in Room #5 so I ogled the tea pretties while we waited for our food.

Our pretty table setting.

Brewing our tea.

Unfortunately, I couldn't recall the tea that I ordered. I think it was something fruity?
(This is what happens when you wait over a year to write up a tea visit! Blogging fail!)

The White Linen Tea House offered afternoon tea service, but I opted to order from their lunch menu and try their scrumptious Signature Chicken a la King. It tasted as AMAZING as it looked!

I was used to the soft, fluffy scones so I was surprised when they served scones that looked like lady fingers?!? But I was converted after the first delicious bite. We loved the tasty scones so much that we brought some home with us!

The White Linen Tea House gets A++ across the board for decor, food, and service. 
It was one of the best tea houses that I've ever visited! 

We went on a weekday so the tea house wasn't busy. If you visit on a weekend, reservations are a must!

After our delicious lunch, we walked over the to the adjacent Shawnee Country Barns Antique Co-Op. The HUGE barn was packed to the rafters with antiques! 

I will share the treasures that I found next week...


I'm joining the following parties this week:

16 comments:

  1. The White Linen Teahouse looks like a place that I would love to visit, Margie! I am always envious of your journeys to these wonderful places, and wish I could tag along. The food looked amazing, and I'd be ogling all the tea wares, too, while waiting for my food. I enjoyed seeing the timers for steeping the different teas. Thanks for sharing your excursion with us!

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  2. The White Linen Teahouse was a treasure Margie, all the rooms, scrumptious food and goodies to buy.

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  3. Beautiful house for a Teahouse!Love the interior with all the hats and other items,simply gorgeous!

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  4. That is a gorgeous tea room! Wow! And I would have loved an afternoon in that antique mall!

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  5. This looks like a great place for an outing. And I love the name - White Linen is always appealing!

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  6. What a wonderful place to visit...I wish I had been able to share the day with you! Lovely place, and lovely photos!
    Thanks for linking to Tuesday Cuppa Tea!
    Ruth

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  7. Hi Margie,
    I'm sorry I am so late in visiting you. Life has been so busy. I adore the White Linen Tea House and would love to visit there. The beautiful home with its teacups and teapots would make me swoon! Wish I lived closer! Happy Summer! Karen

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  8. Hi Margie: That tea house looks like it would be so much fun to visit. Love the beautiful tea cups. Thanks so much for sharing it with Tea Cup Tuesday. Have a great week. Blessings, Martha

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  9. Hi Margie, You have discovered an inviting place for tea. The food looks delicious. A charming place to 'ogle' while awaiting a meal. Glad you shared your late visit. Looking forward to next week's treasures. Jill

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  10. Oh, you crossed the border! I wish you would cross the border and come all the way to Colorado {{smiles}}

    My, what a delightful tea room! I could make a special trip to New York just to go there. The food looked amazing and the decor was ever so sweet and charming.

    Hugs to you, my friend!

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  11. I always wished I had a cottage with a wrap around porch. The tea room looks wonderful. And I really love that teapot, cup and saucer pretty roses. Fun crossing the border and going to a delightful place. Happy weekend dearest with love Janice

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  12. Dear Margie:
    Looks like a wonderful day that you shared and I am so happy you got to go here and do the shopping too! What a lovely tea room and delicious food. Thanks for sharing.

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  13. Oh Margie...I am in love with this tea house! How I would enjoy a visit to such a stunning place...beautiful teacups, elegant rooms...wonderful menu...ah! I am so glad you shared this with us...I always enjoy seeing tea places ''with'' you!
    Sending big hugs your way, Margie!
    Kelly-Anne

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  14. What a lovely time you must have had! The tearoom is so beautiful, from the house to the china , and food! I wish there was a tearoom near me! Thanks for sharing your visit!
    Nancy

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  15. What a lovely time you must have had! The tearoom is so beautiful, from the house to the china , and food! I wish there was a tearoom near me! Thanks for sharing your visit!
    Nancy

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  16. Sounds like my kind of day!! A beautiful tea room and then antiques . . . lovely!

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