Sometimes, all you need is a nice cup of tea. If you can have it in an enchanting atmosphere, complete with cakes, cookies, delicious meals, and delectable desserts, so much the better. Trinity Confections, tucked in the heart of Warwick, understands the art of tea. They provide elegant High Tea, Afternoon Tea, Lunch & Brunch experiences that are perfect for special days.
The cozy atmosphere of Trinity Confections tea room is like something out of a storybook.
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These dark chocolate Trinity Turtles are just a sample of the treats to be enjoyed.
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This is one spot in Rhode Island you can get a proper British High Tea. It’s a full course meal, so come hungry.
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Afternoon Tea includes traditional tea sandwiches, tea bread, cakes, cookies, coffee, and tea.
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Lunch guests are served delicious soups, salads, quiche, hearty sandwiches, and of course, delectable deserts.
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Freshly baked breads and cakes are always on the menu.
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Trinity Confections is family owned and operated, with photos of owner Janine McMahon’s grandparents prominently displayed.
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Stop in to pick up scrumptious home-baked favorites like cookies, cakes, scones, chocolates, and so much more.
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You can also purchase teas and wonderful chocolate gifts in their retail section.
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High Tea, Afternoon Tea, Lunch, or Brunch are memorable ways to connect with friends.
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Trinity Confections is located at 1625 Warwick Ave, Warwick. A lovely tea is a great idea for showers, birthdays, or just enjoying friends and family. Trinity Confection’s gourmet tea, coffee, homemade baked goods, chocolates, cupcakes, scones and other indulgent sweets are just the thing to brighten up your day.
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