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Susan & Sara Peterson

People ask me all the time why I opened a tea room 18 years ago.  Well, I must give all the credit to my beloved English grandmother. She loved her tea and was a fabulous baker. Always busy, yet she had time for a cup, a treat and a few moments to reflect on her day. Edith was always calm and organized, never frazzled, and I remember that vividly as a child. When I was home raising my own family, I had a similar tea tray and found time each day to have a cup and to ponder my thoughts and feelings.

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When you couple this tradition with loved ones, its effects bring us together in a warm & touching way. Especially today, when we are on the go around the clock, a time to rejuvenate is a necessity and a needed indulgence. To see multigenerational families together and best friends getting caught up is what we enjoy most. Tea is a wonderful catalyst for precious human interaction and we promote that at Teaberry's.

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Please visit- you'll never feel rushed or ignored - instead you will feel far away from the outside world, at least for a little while...

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Yours Truly,
Susan

Susan Peterson - Owner, Teaberry's Tea Room

When my mom opened the tea room in 2005, I found it fascinating.  I was thrilled to be involved any way I could, but it was always her dream.

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That is, until I came home from living in France for a year after college.  I was about to start a job search because I felt pressure to find a “career”, but in the meantime I realized that my mom had a restaurant I adored that I didn't want to miss a beat of. Now I have been back 12 years and could not imagine doing anything else!

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I am surrounded everyday by delicious food, delightful people, beautiful celebrations, and old world charm.

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I feel very grateful to share this experience with her.

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We hope you will feel the same wonderful energy about Teaberry’s and all the love we have poured into the tea room. 

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Joyfully,
Sara

Sara Peterson - Manager, Teaberry's Tea Room

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