In Yorkshire there are two lovely tea rooms named Betty's. One is in York and one in Harrogate. Lovely calories!

Thanks! I am going to put together a list of tearooms!! That will be fun research!

Pauline from Slow Travelers

I meant my note as a reply in your Tea Rooms topic. Looks like I clicked in the wrong spot. I trust you understood that, but thought I might explain my strange note to others.

We quickly got into the habit of having 4:00 tea while in England, and thoroughly enjoyed it. I wonder if I might have walked off a few pounds but for that?

Libbie

We really enjoyed the tea rooms our last trip too!! I have a bunch of good photos of our teas - I will make a fun page for the web site.

PAULINE POST to remind me

Pauline from Slow Travelers

I think there's a 'girl group' called The Bettys. I wonder if The Bettys have been to Betty's?

Colleen in California

Pauline, when you compile your list for the UK, don't forget to include the Willow Tea Rooms in Glasgow. I can't remember whether the tea was anything to write home about or not but the place was designed by Rennie Mackintosh and everthing is still intact and functioning as a tea room, so it's worth it for the architecture.

Beebee

Will do! We have not been to Glasgow (yet).

Pauline from Slow Travelers

Pauline,

If you get to Glasgow I know a fantastic place to stay, just out of town. I was going to make it the next one of my "reports" so you'll get it when I find time to do that. It's called Greenlees Hill. Of the 20 places we stayed in Europe, I think this hostess worked harder at creating the perfect self-catering cottage than any other.

Libbie

Thanks Libbie - send us a review when you get the chance!!

Pauline from Slow Travelers