Afternoon Tea in Maryland
3 verified afternoon tea venues across 3 cities in Maryland ($$–$$$): Annapolis, Baltimore, Westminster. 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
Emma's Tea Spot
$$Hamilton · Baltimore
British-owned tea room in Baltimore's Hamilton neighborhood promising 'A Proper British Experience,' with a large tea selection and local, seasonal food. Emma's serves high tea with scones and traditional accompaniments Wednesday through Sunday, and hosts bridal showers, baby showers, children's birthday parties, and private events.
Reynolds Tavern
$$$Church Circle / Historic District · Annapolis
Afternoon tea in a 1747 landmark billed as Maryland's oldest tavern, steps from the Maryland State House on Annapolis's Church Circle. The colonial tea service of delicate pastries, finger sandwiches, and freshly baked scones is offered Tuesday through Sunday from 11 AM to 4:30 PM, with reservations strongly recommended. The building also houses the 1747 Pub in its historic basement and candlelit fine dining in the evenings.
The Kate Pearl Tea Room
$$Westminster
Traditional English tea service in the historic William Winchester House in Westminster, with a second location on Main Street in historic Sykesville. The Kate Pearl offers mid-morning and afternoon tea experiences in multiple service tiers, blends its own signature loose-leaf teas in-house, and hosts baby and bridal showers. A gift shop carries teas and accessories.
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