teashop

British

/ ˈtiːˌʃɒp /

noun

Also called: tearoom. a restaurant where tea and light refreshments are served

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The men who gather outside teashops in the afternoons to play dominoes and discuss the news say they do not approve of piracy - although they understand the enmity towards foreign ships.

From BBC

And no, this problem does not only affect one teashop in Somerset.

From BBC

Huddled in a teashop overlooking the frozen sea, Guling's face lights up as she describes her ultimate dream: She wants to be her own boss.

From BBC

The former teashop owner and her six children arrived at Dadaab in March and for four months lived off food handouts from friends who were already registered.

From Seattle Times

Potential stops include a bookstore, women’s apparel, handmade jewelry and goods shops, and a teashop.

From Seattle Times

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