Usage of "tea parlour"

Catalan

A restaurant where tea and light meals are available.

Synonyms

Examples for "teahouse"

Now came the sounds of heavy boots pouring into the little teahouse. 
 Rasputin's daughter 

The Yashino was a fairly new teahouse, built in a completely Western style. 
 Memoirs of a geisha: a novel 

I think it's the only one in the teahouse without a garden view. 
 Memoirs of a geisha: a novel 

Soon, he saw a teahouse built in the traditional architectural style. 
 Don't Cry Tai Lake 

Backing out of the teahouse, Tsunehiko said, Oh, I know where that is. 
 Shinjū 

There would be interesting conversation with his fellow workers in the tearoom. 
 Anansi Boys 

It's selling better than the freshly baked scones in the staff tearoom. 
 Radio NZ 

And we had talked about adding a tearoom, so that's no surprise. 
 Shadow of an angel 

They landed at Westminster Bridge and went to a tearoom for tea. 
 The Christian: A Story 

They had tea at a French tearoom, and Mrs. Bell joined them. 
 Private life 

I will not apologise for the following spoiler: it led to a teashop. 
 The Guardian 

Window above a sort of teashop, called Cafe Dame-damn silly name. 
 Tales of Chinatown 

There was an old lady who sat near us in a teashop one afternoon. 
 Europe Revised 

There is also a small playground, games room and teashop. 
 The Guardian 

The teashop's Muslim owner had been accused, falsely, of raping a female Buddhist employee. 
 Wired 

She recognized Drake as soon as he wandered into the tea parlor: old Drake's son, the crazy one, loaded. 
 The illuminatus! trilogy 

He's got a tea parlor upstairs-andthey say it's some swell place, with a rest room or ladies' dressing room back. 
 The Day of the Beast 

Usage of tea parlour in English

Asako, arrayed in a Japanese kimono, and to all appearance as Japanese as her cousin, was sitting in the Fujinami tea-parlour. 
 Kimono 

Translations for tea parlour

Catalan

Meanings of tea parlour in English