Meet Lindy 🌸
Welcome to Lindy's Tea Room, where vintage charm, timeless memories, and heartfelt hospitality come together.
I'm Lindy, and collecting beautiful treasures has been a lifelong passion. While living abroad and throughout my travels, I discovered unique antiques, vintage china, and special keepsakes that brought me joy. Today, I'm delighted to share those treasures with you throughout every corner of my tea rooms.
At Lindy's Tea Room, every guest is welcomed like family. My goal is to create a warm, elegant, and relaxing atmosphere where friends and loved ones can gather, celebrate, and make lasting memories.
Whether you're joining us for a birthday, bridal shower, baby shower, ladies' luncheon, or simply an afternoon tea with friends, every detail is thoughtfully prepared with love. Enjoy freshly brewed specialty teas, delicate tea sandwiches, warm homemade scones with clotted cream, delicious desserts, and the cozy charm of our vintage-inspired tea rooms.
After tea, take time to browse our unique collection of antiques, vintage décor, and one-of-a-kind treasures available throughout the shop.
Whether you're celebrating life's special moments or simply slowing down to enjoy good company, I look forward to welcoming you to Lindy's Tea Room and sharing an unforgettable experience with you.
With love,
Lindy 💕
What are the etiquette rules to know about drinking tea?
In keeping with the country's reputation for honoring tradition, teatime comes with its own set of rules and customs. Some are the same you'd follow in any fine dining setting: unfold your napkin on your lap, be careful not to clink the sides of the teacup when stirring milk and sugar into your tea. When enjoying scones, break them apart rather than cutting them with a knife. Use the accompanying jam and cream generously, but there is a big debate on which goes first.
In the good-natured but hotly contested regional fight on how to layer the cream and preserves, the Devonshire method calls for cream first and the Cornish method calls for jam first. Whichever you choose, it's all part of the time-honored English ritual of afternoon tea.