The sun is out, the breeze is perfect, and the bees are buzzing. It’s officially springtime in Georgia! In the south, a perfect spring day can be found around the table, china nicely set, and the tea both hot and cold flowing through the laughter of those who’ve gathered.
From fancy to casual, let’s explore Tea Rooms around Atlanta!
Casual
Dr. Bombay’s Underwater Tea Party sits in the middle of Grant Park and offers all the feels of history and quaintness. Slip on your jeans and sandals and bring the kids along, because this place is for the whole family. You’ll find vintage china tier trays, but you’ll feel like you’re sitting in your own living room. Even more, there are plenty of vegetarian options that will suit a diverse group.
Just Add Honey is a staple in the high tea arena of Atlanta. Fellow Atlanta Mom contributor, Allison Paul, recently visited, and in her words, “We had a lovely time. The table was beautifully set, the food was delicious, the service was excellent, and the teas we chose were delightful! Not enough adjectives to describe!” In addition to the tea experience, patrons will find a retail space with tea accessories and gifts to take home or share alike.
Morningbirds is a brunch spot that not only serves up delicious plates, but they offers a tableside tea service. You can partake in English-style teas and small bites, including sandwiches and desserts. They even throw in beautiful tea sets to upgrade the experience.
Everything Else
Swan Coach House is a triple threat, featuring high tea, history lessons, and an art gallery! This tea room is located at the Atlanta History Center. They offer continuous events, including a “Trunk Show”, “Mother and Me Tea”, and “Princess Tea”.
The list doesn’t end here. Atlanta is full of amazing tea rooms. Others included:
