Tea Rooms: My Rapidly Growing Obsession

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My idea of a perfect afternoon is a day spent at a swap meet. Since the really good ones only happen on specific days of the month - all of which I always happen to miss, my consolation prize always comes in the form of having tea, but not just the kind where you drop a sad, withered tea bag that has the remnants of what used to be called ‘tea,’ just like the crud you get when you poor the last of your cereal in a bowl, into your mug - the kind that comes with beautifully crafted China, high quality flavorful tea, melt-in-your-mouth tiny pastries and an aura of peace, calm and quiet.

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I’d rather let the photos do the talking for themselves, but these were taken by me at “The T Room,” one of the most charming places I’ve ever been in Montrose. The occasion? Two cunning locas by the names of Alina and Nathalie kidnapped me for a birthday surprise last month. I could have spent forever there.

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Posted on 8 January '10 by liana, under Food, Los Angeles.

One Comment to “Tea Rooms: My Rapidly Growing Obsession”

#1 Posted by Kermit (08.01.10 at 18:03 )

My favourite tea is the one that tastes of the Thames. YA.