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Monday - Saturday 11am - 4pm

Sunday 11am - 2pm
Brunch and Special Tea

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317.569.1929

Welcome to Serendipity!

Simple elegance in full of historical elements! Serendipity means expect the unexpected. Not only is the food and the service stellar, invite your friends to join you in this beautiful space. Enter through the Morrison Opera House Doors onto the marble floors. You are surrounded by antiques and history. Lighting the space are the original chandeliers from the LS Ayres Tea room. Our 120 year old vault can provide a new setting for taking tea. In the spring and summer plan on lingering in our outside gardens.

This spot is for relaxation. Our rotating art exhibit will inspire you. Our food satisfy you.

Please join us for lunch, brunch or English Tea. If you have a special event coming, let us help you plan it. Ask how you can experience your English Tea in the vault.

Karin Glass
Proprietor

Watch for our Twelve Days of Christmas Teas. They start December 6th in all three locations. Reservations will be required as this tea is done in the Scottish tradition and needs a lot of preparation. The price is $18 for adults. Youth 6-12 are $8. Children under 6 are free. It is, however, a relaxing time, so maybe your husband will babysit the little ones!

Carmel Arts and Design District web site:
"Serendipity Tea Room Reinvents Historical Carmel Landmark
Oct. 3, 2008
Carmel, Ind. – A slice of Indiana history is resurrected with the birth of Serendipity by Occasions Divine, the newest addition to the growing list of independent eateries making their home in the Carmel Arts & Design District..". SEE FULL REVIEW

See us in "Current in Carmel": Go to page 19 in the September 30, 2008 issue of Current in Carmel to read about us.

See our review at Yelp: "Where to start......this tea room is absolutely beautiful. The brass entry doors, which I later found out are the originals from the old Morrison Opera House, lead you into a haven of gentility that is a breath of fresh air in the Arts and Design district...." SEE FULL REVIEW

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	HOME Hours Monday - Saturday 11am - 4pm Sunday 11am - 2pm Brunch and Special Tea Call for reservations 317.569.1929 Welcome to Serendipity! Simple elegance in full of historical elements! Serendipity means expect the unexpected. Not only is the food and the service stellar, invite your friends to join you in this beautiful space. Enter through the Morrison Opera House Doors onto the marble floors. You are surrounded by antiques and history. Lighting the space are the original chandeliers from the LS Ayres Tea room. Our 120 year old vault can provide a new setting for taking tea. In the spring and summer plan on lingering in our outside gardens. This spot is for relaxation. Our rotating art exhibit will inspire you. Our food satisfy you. Please join us for lunch, brunch or English Tea. If you have a special event coming, let us help you plan it. Ask how you can experience your English Tea in the vault. Karin Glass Proprietor Watch for our Twelve Days of Christmas Teas. They start December 6th in all three locations. Reservations will be required as this tea is done in the Scottish tradition and needs a lot of preparation. The price is $18 for adults. Youth 6-12 are $8. Children under 6 are free. It is, however, a relaxing time, so maybe your husband will babysit the little ones! Carmel Arts and Design District web site: "Serendipity Tea Room Reinvents Historical Carmel Landmark Oct. 3, 2008 Carmel, Ind. – A slice of Indiana history is resurrected with the birth of Serendipity by Occasions Divine, the newest addition to the growing list of independent eateries making their home in the Carmel Arts & Design District..". SEE FULL REVIEW See us in "Current in Carmel": Go to page 19 in the September 30, 2008 issue of Current in Carmel to read about us. See our review at Yelp: "Where to start......this tea room is absolutely beautiful. The brass entry doors, which I later found out are the originals from the old Morrison Opera House, lead you into a haven of gentility that is a breath of fresh air in the Arts and Design district...." SEE FULL REVIEW
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