Tearoom

Definition

tearoom /'ti:ru:m, -rƱm/ (also teashop ) n ( esp Brit ) လက္ဖက္ရည္ဆိုင္။

Examples

1. ‘Sadly
2. they rarely return
3. and those little businesses in Glen Lyon
4. the tea room
5. the pub and the hotels
6. all lose out because one estate owner wants a private little kingdom.’
7. ‘I was walking with my umbrella to the tea room.’
8. ‘The tea room natter also serves to keep the audience intrigued and alert.’
9. ‘Sadly
10. the tea room was not serving any teas - apparently because of low water pressure problems.’
11. ‘Pints have been pulled at the pub since 1991 when it was converted from a tea room and restaurant.’
12. ‘The store sells a good range of food and petrol
13. has a tea room
14. and provides postal facilities (now with a mail delivery and clearance six days a week!)’
15. ‘Long awaited and heavily hyped
16. this ambitious new complex famed for its high-end restaurant also houses a tea room
17. art gallery and the Sketch Bar.’
18. ‘Exbury's new-look tea room and restaurant will be called Mr Eddy's
19. after Edmund de Rothschild
20. head of the Exbury branch of the Rothschild family.’
21. ‘A spokesman said: ‘Following a further complaint
22. visits to the tea room this year established the conditions of the licence had again been broken.’’
23. ‘For the café tea room is quitting its home of 33 years in Northallerton and moving two doors down the town's High Street.’
24. ‘I wanted a lifestyle change - I have always wanted to run a tea room and I enjoy crafts myself.’
25. ‘On the seventh floor there is a big tea room where you can watch television and get a coffee while you wait for us to finish with Jason so you can give him a lift home.’
26. ‘A new tea room is about to join the ranks of prestige eateries in Leigh.’
27. ‘She said: ‘I was courting a local boy who was a member of the cricket club
28. so I began work in the tea room - and there I stayed for the next 38 years
29. ’ she said.’
30. ‘The staff of the Orchids tea room were so delightful that I went away beaming and saying ‘yes everything was fine’
31. when with hindsight the bread was plastic and the cauliflower cheese runny.’
32. ‘A pound might not sound like much
33. but it will buy you a cup of tea in a tea room and that is what tourists would rather spend their money on.’
34. ‘I was asked to help out at the time
35. I agreed to it and ended up running the tea room on a Sunday.’
36. ‘On the day
37. everyone at the tea room will be wearing yellow T-shirts
38. serving yellow drinks and food and donating their tips and 20 per cent of the day's takings.’
39. ‘The couple run a family business: Steve takes care of the leathers and other merchandise
40. and Loz runs the cafe
41. which is a hybrid of Forties tea room
42. Fifties cafe and American diner.’
43. ‘Bradford Council last year carried out improvements at the 100-acre site
44. including sign-posted footpaths and a new tea room is also being built.’