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Mar Teres Tea Room is an Experience You Won’t Want To Miss.

By: Rozalin Martin

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Mar Teres Tea Room is a gorgeous setting with delicious food. They have delicious homemade food that is to die for.

Some tasty things on the menu are chicken and dressing, chicken spaghetti, glazed ham, etc. The tea selection there is amazing and you feel very dainty while you dine here. The whole experience is to die for.

The desserts that you can buy are scrumptious! The ambrosia salad and there famous bread pudding are my all time favorites. This beautiful shop is located at 3157 Ted Trout Drive Lufkin, TX 75904.

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