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About The Tea Room at The Gypsy Tea Room
The Tea Room was once the Elm Street entrance to the Gypsy Tea Room complex, adjoining the larger Ballroom on Main Street. Though the space closed in 2007, its memory lives on in the Deep Ellum neighborhood, where live music still thrives. This page captures the venue’s footprint, seating, accessibility, and nearby lodging and dining options to help you plan a visit or a historical stroll in Dallas’ musical heart.
Note: The Tea Room space is no longer operating as a standalone venue. The adjacent complex has evolved into modern hospitality and concert spaces, including the Kimpton Pittman Hotel, anchored in the historic Elm & Good area of Deep Ellum.
Seating and layout: The Tea Room seated approximately 350 guests, providing an intimate setting within the Gypsy Tea Room complex. The adjacent Ballroom could accommodate around 900 attendees, offering a larger space for bigger shows. While the Tea Room is no longer active as a standalone venue, historical bookings and performance heritage remain a point of interest for fans and visitors alike.
Transit and parking: The former site sits near DART’s Deep Ellum Station (about 262 meters away), making rail access convenient for many concert-goers. Parking around downtown Dallas includes a mix of surface lots and parking garages within walking distance. Always check current street parking rules and garage rates when visiting the area today.
Nearby hotels and dining: The Kimpton Pittman Hotel, located at 2551 Elm Street, anchors the historic building complex and provides lodging with on-site dining and live music spaces in the Deep Ellum area. This is a natural affiliate option for guests seeking a stay close to the music scene. For additional stays, there are several nearby hotels and a variety of Deep Ellum dining options—from casual venues to refined eateries. We can help connect you with trusted affiliate partners for current rates and availability.
Planning your visit: If you’re exploring the history of Dallas music venues or planning a Deep Ellum night out, think about pairing your stay with nearby dining and live music venues. We’ve got you covered with reliable, no-fuss booking options and trusted partner recommendations to make your experience seamless.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Location and space: The Tea Room was the Elm Street entrance in the Gypsy Tea Room complex, with the adjacent larger Ballroom on Main Street.
- Capacity: The Tea Room seated roughly 350 people; the Ballroom capacity was about 900 (two separate spaces in the same complex).
- Operational period: Open February 1998 through March 31, 2007; venue closed in 2007.
- Notable acts: Sean Ono Lennon performed at The Tea Room (March 30, 2007); other acts included Kamila Thompson and Women and Children (late March 2007 listings).
- Current status: The Knights of Pythias Temple at 2551 Elm Street has been renovated as The Kimpton Pittman Hotel (Elm & Good area); the Tea Room space is no longer active as a standalone venue.
- Transit and parking: The venue area is near DART’s Deep Ellum Station (about 262 meters away from the former Tea Room site); parking options include nearby surface/garage lots in downtown Dallas.
- Nearby hotels: The Kimpton Pittman Hotel (2551 Elm Street) now anchors the historic building; it includes dining and live-music spaces in the Deep Ellum area.