Interior Willow Tea Rooms Glasgow

Miss cranston sold her tea rooms when her husband died in 1917 and the willow and the other three tea.

Interior willow tea rooms glasgow.

Located at 215 217 sauchiehall street the original willow tearooms building has undergone a sensitive and authentic restoration in a bid to return the building to its 1903 glory. The willow tearooms are tearooms at 217 sauchiehall street glasgow scotland designed by internationally renowned architect charles rennie mackintosh which opened for business in october 1903 they quickly gained enormous popularity and are the most famous of the many glasgow tearooms that opened in the late 19th and early 20th century. The original willow tea rooms building visit our beautiful tea rooms in this internationally recognised a listed building. With a 200 seat restaurant across 3 floors and a variety of beautiful spaces each with their own character and unique design including the front and back saloons on the ground floor the gallery the billiard room and the.

Kids free from menu available. Glasgow g1 3hf telephone 0141 204 5242. We are reopened for breakfast lunch afternoon tea and our famous home baking seven days a week. Mackintosh at the willow operates as a not for profit social enterprise creating training learning employment and other opportunities and support for young people and communities.

Buchanan street tea rooms. Browse our full willow tea rooms menu including breakfast light bites soups mains our traditional afternoon tea. Welcome back to the willow tea rooms. The venue was the original willow tea rooms building at 217 sauchiehall street first opened in 1903 and the architect responsible was of course charles rennie mackintosh.

44 0 141 332 0521 tea willowtearooms co uk. The centerpiece of this extraordinary room was the gesso panel by margaret macdonald entitled o ye all ye that walk in willow wood based on a poem by dante gabriel rossetti which can now be seen in kelvingrove art gallery museum glasgow. The willow tea rooms trust was established in 2014 as a charity with the aim of acquiring miss cranston s tea rooms at 217 sauchiehall street glasgow the building is now in ownership of the trust. Mackintosh worked with cranston from 1897 to 1917 in all four of her glasgow tea rooms including the ingram street tea rooms and argyle street tea rooms.

Now that the trust have succeeded in restoring the building to its former glory it continues to focus its effort on the advancement of the arts heritage and culture by. Mon to fri 9am 5 00pm sat 9am 6 30pm sun 10 00am 5 30pm email.