Tea Rooms Glasgow Mackintosh

Inspired by the works of charles rennie mackintosh the willow tea rooms at 97 buchanan street is the place to go when out and about in the city centre.

Tea rooms glasgow mackintosh.

It was re opened as working tea rooms in july 2018 and trades. The original ms cranstons tea room now fully restored as mackintosh at the willow 217 sauchiehall street glasgow g2 3ex home mackintosh at the willow home. The original ms cranstons tea room now fully restored as mackintosh at the willow 217 sauchiehall street glasgow g2 3ex tearooms bookings mackintosh at the willow tearooms bookings. We are reopened for breakfast lunch afternoon tea and our famous home baking seven days a week.

The original ms cranstons tea room now fully restored as mackintosh at the willow 217 sauchiehall street glasgow g2 3ex menus mackintosh at the willow menus. 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. Our tea rooms are open daily monday to saturday 9am to 5pm and sundays 10am 5pm. The building was fully restored largely to mackintosh s original designs between 2014 and 2018.

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. It is the only tea room where mackintosh was in control of the exterior and the interior and his arrangement of the internal spaces and his designs for the furniture are unparalleled in his designs for tea rooms. Miss cranston s original willow tea rooms at 217 sauchiehall street glasgow was designed by charles rennie mackintosh in 1903. Whether you re treating yourself to one of our decadent champagne afternoon teas or a simple pot of tea and home baked scone we re ready to serve you safely at the tearooms.

With a selection of loose teas and freshly ground coffees freshly made cakes scones soups and sandwiches there s plenty to choose from all enjoyed in the stunning historic surroundings designed by charles rennie mackintosh for miss kate cranston.