Afternoon Tea in Alabama
3 verified afternoon tea venues across 3 cities in Alabama ($$ to $$): Foley, Huntsville, Prattville. The full ritual: a pot of loose-leaf tea with tiered trays of finger sandwiches, scones with clotted cream, and pastries. Most rooms serve it in fixed seatings and recommend reservations, check each listing's hours and booking link.
3 tea rooms
Copper Kettle TeaBar
Downtown · Foley
A tea bar in a historic early-1900s cottage in downtown Foley — the last original structure on Chicago Street — pouring over 100 loose-leaf teas from around the world hot or iced. The kitchen turns out fresh-baked scones, desserts, homemade soups, and lunch specials; as of August 2026 the themed high tea service is paused while lunch, scones, desserts, and tea continue.
Smith-Byrd House Tea Room
Historic Downtown · Prattville
A tea room inside a Victorian bed-and-breakfast house in downtown Prattville, emphasizing a relaxing time of taking tea and savoring food and friendship. Reservations are required due to limited seating, and the house also sells loose-leaf teas and hosts tea tasting classes, scone-making classes, showers, and group events.
The Tea Room at Annabella
$$Huntsville
An afternoon tea room at the Annabella at Cedar Glen venue in Huntsville, serving a three-course tea of savory, bread, and sweet culinary delights with curated loose-leaf tea selections. The tea room is generally open Thursday through Sunday except when private events are scheduled.
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