An afternoon visit to Quintealia’s appeals to all the senses. Enjoy tea and light fare in a relaxed atmosphere that is unhurried, serene and beautiful. The beautiful tea parlors, the exquisite china, and the authentic hostesses will make your visit a remarkable experience in every way.
Located in Burton, Ohio in a Victorian mansion that now sits on the National Register of Historical Places…the historic Ford House, a beautiful 1891 mansion built by George H. Ford, Burton’s first mayor. Five fireplaces grace the home, and original woodwork and inlaid wood flooring, leaded glass and crystal chandeliers all add to the ambiance of an elegant era long since past.
Quintealia’s sits regally in the center of the square in historic Burton Village, a charming destination for local and long distance travelers searching for the feel of yesteryear. Year-round activities include the annual spring maple season, Amish and historic tours during the warm months, The Great Geauga County Fair in the fall, and some of the best antiquing to be found.
Please call for reservations.
Cuisine: Casual
Neighborhood: Burton in Geauga County
Price: $13 - $24
Hours:
Description:
An afternoon visit to Quintealia’s appeals to all the senses. Enjoy tea and light fare in a relaxed atmosphere that is unhurried, serene and beautiful. The beautiful tea parlors, the exquisite china, and the authentic hostesses will make your visit a remarkable experience in every way.
Located in Burton, Ohio in a Victorian mansion that now sits on the National Register of Historical Places…the historic Ford House, a beautiful 1891 mansion built by George H. Ford, Burton’s first mayor. Five fireplaces grace the home, and original woodwork and inlaid wood flooring, leaded glass and crystal chandeliers all add to the ambiance of an elegant era long since past.
Quintealia’s sits regally in the center of the square in historic Burton Village, a charming destination for local and long distance travelers searching for the feel of yesteryear. Year-round activities include the annual spring maple season, Amish and historic tours during the warm months, The Great Geauga County Fair in the fall, and some of the best antiquing to be found.
Please call for reservations.
Payment options: cash, Visa, MasterCard, Discover
Reservations suggested: Yes
Parking:
nearby parking
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