Afternoon Tea in Alabama
3 verified afternoon tea venues across 3 cities in Alabama ($$–$$): 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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