Enjoy a cup of tea at one of Ohio’s area tea rooms.
I have a secret to share. I love tea rooms. Whether I am enjoying tea with a family member, friends or while reading a really good book, there is just something about tea rooms and those darling teacups, fancy tea sandwiches, delectable scones and pots of tea-infused water that seems to draw me to tea rooms any chance I get.
Over the past few years, I have made it my personal mission to seek out all the tea rooms located around Ohio. Enjoy a pot of tea, sample their scones, and take time to explore the towns and areas around them. Hopefully, one day I can say I have enjoyed tea at all of them.
But for now, as I travel around Ohio enjoying my pots of tea and scones, as well as my little moments of serenity, I will share information about the tea rooms I visit, as well as a few of My Ohio Fun Road Trip notes, listing additional areas of interest near each tearoom. As I continue to visit Ohio’s tea rooms, I will update the list.
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One more thing. I rescue English teacups from garage sales. Is that too much information?
Quintealia’s Tea Parlor
A few years ago I had to opportunity to bring one of my “Fall in Love with Ohio” bus tours to this charming Victorian tea parlor located on the Square in Burton, OH. Quintealia’s Tea Parlor resides in the historic Ford House, a 1891 mansion built by George H. Ford, Burton’s first mayor. Since my first tour, I have had the pleasure of taking additional tours and friends to this quaint tea room.
A few of my favorite Quintealia menu selections include their Cottage Pies, the Farmer’s Market Quiche and their Afternoon Tea service. You can not go wrong ordering any one of their dessert selections, including their fresh baked scones.
Location: 14585 E. Park Street , Burton, OH 44021 (Geauga County)
Tele: 440.834.1777 | Facebook
Hours: Tuesday – Saturday 11:00 am – 4:00 pm
Menu options include:
Seafood Puff Pastry, Cottage Pie, Farmer’s Market quiche , Artisan Chicken Macaroni and Cheese, and Seasonal Salad. Accompaniments include Soup Du Jour or a side salad. Dessert selections include scones, pie, bread pudding, cheese cake, and more.
Both owners, Annette Phillips and Renee Petro are such a pleasure. For those who want to plan a group event, they are very easy to work with.
Miss Molly’s Tea Room
For those who live around the Medina area, they already know about Miss Molly’s Tea Room. This Victorian decorated tea room is located just off the square in Medina, yet close enough to enjoy area shopping. Miss Molly’s offers a wonderful selection of tea delights as well as a gift shop. Over my last few visits I have enjoyed the Chicken Salad Croissant, the Quiche, and the Chicken Divan.
Location: 140 W. Washington St. #6, Medina, OH 44256 (Medina County)
Tele: 330.725.6830 | missmollys.net/menu
Hours:
11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Monday – Saturday
12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Sundays
5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Friday nights
Menu options include: Miss Molly’s Featured Lunch, Chicken Divan, Quiche, Chicken Salad Puff, Chicken or Tuna Salad Croissant, Harvest Turkey Sandwich, and a Tea Room Lunch Salad. Sides include soup, a Strawberry Pretzel Salad, Chilled Cranberry Salad, Cucumber Salad, and a Broccoli Salad. Desserts include fresh baked scones, Italian Ice Cream Truffles, Lemon Tea Bread, and additional homemade desserts. Miss Molly’s also offers a wide selection of tea choices.
I have also attended their Book Club nights. Great book selections and discussions.
#MyOhioFun Road Trip Notes
Area attractions and shopping include: Castle Noel, Root Candle Company, A Cupcake a Day, Fabric Obsession, The Gardener’s Cottage, Medina Antique Mall, The Olive Tap, Perfectly Charming, The Raspberry and The Rose, Polish Pottery, and more. For our one day trip through Medina County click here.
For more information about things to do in Medina County visit the Medina County Convention and Visitors Bureau.
The Macaron Tea Room
Opened in 2017, The Macaron Tea Room is the brain child of owner Alla Yakimiv. Upon entering you will be greeted by a display full of macarons, those very tricky to make but delicious cookies. The tea room has a modern twist, with touches of silver, large cushioned chairs, chandeliers, and a granite bar for those who just want to come in and enjoy a cup of tea or sandwich.
The day we visited, we enjoyed the “Afternoon Tea”, which consisted of a 3 Tiers. The Top Tier included one Macaron and chocolate cup, the Middle Tier included a scone, sponge cake, and tea biscuit and the Bottom Tier consisted on three tea sandwiches, which included a Cucumber and Cream Cheese & Chives sandwich. A side of clotted cream and jam was also served.
Everyone agreed the delicious scones had a very unique taste. The favorite tea sandwiches were the cucumber, the egg salad, and the roast beef.
The cost for the Afternoon Tea was $25 per person. Single pot of organic gourmet loose leaf tea $5. Tea choices include, specialty blends, traditional black and white teas, as well as green teas, fruit teas and caffeine free teas. The tea room also offers a Vegan and Keto Tea.
Location:
203 E Royalton Rd., Suite 114, Broadview Heights, Ohio 44147 (Cuyahoga County)
Tele: 440.334.9119 | themacarontearoom.com
Menu options include and MOST BE ORDERED AHEAD.
High Tea – 3 Tier Stand with a pot of tea
Afternoon Tea – 3 Tier Stand with a pot of tea
Vegan Tea – 3 Tier Stand with a pot of tea
Nursery Tea – per child
Tea for Two High Tea – for two
Afternoon Tea Tea for Two – for two
Mini Teas and Mini Afternoon Teas per guest
Piccadilly Parlour Victorian Tea Room
Located in Canfield, Ohio you will find the Piccadilly Parlour Victorian Tea Room. This sweet Victorian decorated tea room offers a nice selection of teas and menu items to choose from. Throughout the year the tea room also hosts special event teas.
The day I visited I enjoyed the Piccadilly Trio (pictured). The trio consisted a selection of three (3) tea sandwiches, a cup of soup and a side salad. The price at the time was just under $14. The cost for a pot of tea for two was $3.29.
The Piccadilly Parlour Victorian Tea Room is a delightful place to enjoy an afternoon of tea. Makes for a delightful road trip.
Location: 114 S. Broad St., 
Canfield, OH 44406 (Mahoning County)
Tele: 330.533.4749 | piccadillytearoom.com
Menu options include:
The tea room menu items included tea sandwiches, quiche, soup, various salads, scones, and desserts. A children’s menu was also available and gluten free items.
Click here for current menu.
For dessert, we enjoyed a delicious berry scone with jam and cream.
#MyOhioFun Road Trip Notes
Area attractions and shopping include:
A stop to White House Fruit Farm should always be on your list. Also, a quick 20-minute ride from the tea room is The Butler Art Museum of American Art, and the Fellows Riverside Gardens, located in Youngstown, Ohio. Both are well worth a visit.
For more area events visit youngstownlive.com.
Miss Hickory’s Tea Room
Miss Hickory’s Tea Room resides in the home of Strongsville’s first blacksmith. Owners Joe and Cona purchased the 1830 farmhouse and converted the historic home into the tea room.
When you enter the front parlor you will be greeted by friendly staff and a “tea steeping station”. Make sure you check out the cute tea cup lights. The staff is dressed in early 1900’s attire, and the whole atmosphere will make you feel like you have stepped back in time.
I can now say I have enjoyed tea service twice at Miss Hickory’s Tea Room. The first time, I ordered the quiche of the day, along with the broccoli side salad. And for dessert, I enjoyed their Signature Chocolate Cream-Filled Cake. What’s not to love about a chocolate cake that has a marshmallow buttercream frosting and a chocolate ganache icing. Even the doily and pearls were edible.
During my most recent visit, I sampled their chicken salad sandwich, which included grapes, dried cranberries, shopped walnuts and celery in a creamy dressing. I also enjoyed a cup of chicken pot pie, which happened to be their soup of the day and of course a side of their delicious strawberry pretzel salad.
Miss Hickory’s Tea Room is the perfect place to enjoy an afternoon of tea with friends or family. Don’t feel like cooking the next day? Order a few of your favorites to enjoy later.
Reservations are required. Visit their website for details.
Location: 14217 Mill Hollow Lane, Strongsville, Ohio 44136 (Cuyahoga County)
Tele: 440.668.3053
Hours: Tuesday – Saturday 11am-3pm; closed Sunday and Monday
Menu options include: Miss Hickory’s favorite things (a 3-tiered sampling of sandwiches, tea bread and scone of the day. Soup, stews and macaroni & cheese are offered. Quiche is also available. There is a kids menu available. The dessert selection includes their Signature Chocolate Cream-Filled Cake with a sugar lace doily & rosette. Other dessert choices include a Brioche bread pudding, tortes, various flavors of cheesecakes and cakes.
#MyOhioFun Road Trip Notes
Area attractions and shopping include:
Cleveland Metroparks, South Park Mall is just up the street, Mapleside Farms, and Strongsville Historical Society.
Clementine’s Victorian Restaurant
Located in the Grand Pacific Junction Historic District of Olmsted Falls, Clementine’s has been an area favorite for years. Not only can you enjoy a relaxing tea, you can purchase a selection of their bakery items to go, including cakes, tortes, cheesecake, and pastries.
The day of my visit I ordered the potato crusted quiche platter. Although I enjoyed my selection, I guess you could say I am still a fan of an old school traditional dough crust for a quiche. As far as the scone, absolutely delightful and not small.
For those who enjoy more restaurant type selections, Clementine’s offers the perfect selection of salads, sandwiches, soups, and more. Perfect you want to enjoy tea with someone who enjoys a bit larger portion.
Location: 8092 Columbia Rd, Olmsted Falls, Ohio 44138
Tele: 440.235.1223 | clementinesolmstedfallsoh.com
Menu options include:
Afternoon Tea – A pot of tea, scone, Devonshire cream and fresh fruit, Italian Dip Sandwich, Clementine’s Fruit Sandwich, Potato crusted quiche served with fruit and banana bread, meatloaf cupcake, and more.
#MyOhioFun Road Trip Notes
Area attractions and shopping include:
Make sure you allow time to shop the other small business treasures located in the Grand Pacific Junction Historic District of Olmsted Falls, including Second Thyme Around, Farmhouse 1834, Treasure House of the Falls, Grand Pacific Popcorn Company, Ohio Wick House, and more. To learn more about the District click here.
7 Ladies Tea Room
Assorted Tea sandwiches, a side salad, a scone and a pot of tea is what you will receive if you order the High Tea at the 7 Ladies Tea Room. Located a block off the main Square in Chardon, this Geauga County tea parlour resides in an original 1830 Chardon home. Current owner, Jeanne Felberg, has maintained the Victorian look of the home’s original design.
The tea room’s name pays tribute to six influential women in Jeanne’s life. To read more click here.
The day of my visit, I enjoyed the Sophie’s Tea Sampler Plate, consisting of four featured daily tea sandwiches and a cup of their Lobster Bisque. To finish the afternoon off, I selected one the 7 Ladies daily cake specials.
Reservations are required. Visit their website for details.
Location: 107 Center Street, Chardon, OH 44024 (Geauga County)
Tele: 440-286-8242 | .7ladiestea.com
Hours: Wednesday — Saturday | 11:00 am — 3:00 pm
Additional Menu options include:
Various salads, including a Strawberry Pear Salad, Chopped Salad and Spinach Salad. Sandwiches consist of Chicken and Tuna Salad, Turkey Panini and Club. For those looking for more of a meal, the tea room offers quiche, chicken pot pie, ravioli, crab cakes and a garden lasagna. Dessert choices always include their signature Orange and Cranberry Scones, cream puffs, coconut cream pie, tea pastries and more.
#MyOhioFun Road Trip Notes
Area attractions and shopping include:
The tea room is located in the Historic Chardon Square District. Around the square you will find an antique store, The Nest – Vintage Chic Home Decor’, a coffee shop, a boutique and more. Not far from the square is Richard’s Maple products, perfect place to stock-up on all things Ohio maple.
The Dragonfly Tea Room
Located in Canal Fulton you will find the Dragonfly Tea Room. This tea room caters to both the young and old. For the little ones, there is a charming tea area lovingly decorated with “Disney” favorites and a castle. For the rest of the tea guests, they will be entertained by the mass collection of unique tea pots that adorn the tea room. There is also a nice collection of tea pots and tea items available to purchase in the gift shop.
The day of my visit, I enjoyed the Victorian High Tea. The tea includes a slice of their homemade quiche of the day, as well as a cup of soup (for me it was their Broccoli Cheddar Noodle) or a salad of your choice. Also, included is a tray of finger sandwiches and sweet desserts, as well as a pot of tea. Come hungry or the Victorian Tea will have you asking for a to go box.
Location: 215 Market Street W., Canal Fulton, OH 44614 (Stark County)
Tele: 330.854.4832 | dragonflyontheriver.com
Hours:
11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Tuesday – Saturday
Open after hours for parties of 20 or more.
Handicap Accessible
Menu items include: Soup, traditional tea side salad favorites like broccoli salad, creamy cucumber salad, and strawberry pretzel salad. Sandwiches, Paninis, wraps, and a selection of lunch salads are also available. Entrees include Chicken Divan, Quiche, an Afternoon Tea Room Sampler, and a Dragonfly Tea Room Sampler. Their Garden Tea is a two-tiered tray full of sandwiches and sweet desserts, along with a pot of tea. My favorite Dragonfly selection is the Victorian High Tea, shared above.
For the little ones, the tea room offers a Children’s Tea Party. A tray of finger sandwiches, chese cubes, crackers and veggie sticks, plus a cupcake they can decorate. The tea party also comes with choice of a pot of tea, lemonade, ice tea or milk.
For those who love to enjoy dessert with their tea, the tea room offers a nice selection including Hummingbird Cake, a daily scone selection, stuffed hot croissants, a dessert sampler and more.
THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
It’s always a good idea to call ahead for reservations, since many of the tea rooms may already have bookings or hosting a special event.
PRICING – Each tea room reserves the right to change their pricing. Any pricing shown is what was listed in the tea rooms menu at the time of the article.
Special Event Teas
Throughout the year, historical homes around Ohio hosts special event teas. It’s a wonderful way to enjoy tea and explore these Ohio treasures. Make sure to check their websites for upcoming events.
Hower House Victorian Mansion, University of Akron
Location: 60 Fir Hill, Akron, Ohio (Summit County)
Phone: 330-972-6909
website: www.howerhouse.org
Reeves Victorian Home & Carriage House Museum
325 East Iron Avenue, Dover, OH 44622
330.343.7040 or 800.815.2794
website
John Brown Historical Society
206 North Elmwood Street, Medina, Ohio 44256
website
Patterson Homestead
Dayton History
1000 Carillon Blvd., Dayton, OH 45409
(937) 293-2841 | website
The Castle
418 Fourth Street, Marietta, OH
website
Article and photos, unless noted by: D. Rock, MyOhioFun.com
Diane Rock is the owner and editor of MyOhioFun.com, NorthernOhioTourism.com and the Tea Cup Rescue Society. She is an avid baker, gardener, Little Free Library owner, who loves to read and travel. She spends most of her days sharing her love of things to do in Ohio, as well as creating destinations and itineraries for group tours and individual travelers.
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