Tea Rooms in Georgia

Buckhead · Atlanta

The St. Regis Afternoon Tea ritual in Astor Court at the St. Regis Atlanta in Buckhead, a tradition begun by Caroline Astor, mother of St. Regis founder John Jacob Astor IV. The 1.5-hour experience pairs fine loose-leaf teas with savory petite sandwiches, freshly baked scones, and pastries, accompanied by live entertainment. Served Saturdays and Sundays at $85 per adult and $70 per child (ages 3-10), plus tax; reservations via Tock.

Castleberry Hill · Atlanta

Atlanta tearoom of the Brooklyn-born specialty tea company, located in Castleberry Hill with over a dozen teas, coffee, small bites, ample indoor seating, and modern decor. Serves cups to-go, pots for on-site sipping, and packaged loose-leaf pouches and tins for home. Afternoon and high tea experiences are offered for groups from two to twenty.

Grant Park · Atlanta

Whimsical book-lined tea room in Atlanta's historic Grant Park, in operation for over a decade, where teapots arrive alongside tiered trays of pastries. High tea is served Saturdays and Sundays by reservation only, for intimate gatherings of two up to celebrations of twenty, with full-room rental available for special occasions.

Madison Square / Historic District · Savannah

Savannah's landmark tea room on Madison Square, owned and operated by the Savannah College of Art and Design in the 1926 Scottish Rite building. The interior retains remnants of the original Solomon's Pharmacy alongside carved mahogany bookcases, stained-glass panels, and chandeliers. Serves traditional afternoon tea with a wide tea selection, finger sandwiches, and treats, staffed by SCAD students with ingredients from local purveyors.

Old Fourth Ward (BeltLine) · Atlanta

Cozy tea cafe and retail shop on the Atlanta BeltLine between Old Fourth Ward and Inman Park, offering loose-leaf teas, locally roasted coffee, desserts, books, and gifts. The loose-leaf selection spans black, green, white, herbal, and fruit teas, and the shop hosts tea tastings and afternoon tea experiences.

Historic District · Savannah

Purveyor of fine leaf teas in Savannah's Historic District, begun as a Broughton Street tea restaurant in 1996 and since evolved into a tea speakeasy and loose-leaf tea shop. Carries white, green, oolong, black, pu-erh, and herbal tisanes along with teaware and gifts, including antique teapots, cosies, strainers, and cups.

Buckhead · Atlanta

Monthly "Tipsy Tea" at The Whitley, a Luxury Collection hotel in Buckhead — a modern, spirited take on traditional afternoon tea featuring mystic teas, finger sandwiches, and desserts alongside teapots filled with creatively spiked concoctions. Held every first Sunday from 3 to 5 PM at $85 per person, all inclusive. Reservations are required.

Upper Westside · Atlanta

Traditional Chinese gong fu teahouse on Atlanta's Upper Westside, opened in 2023 and billed as Georgia's only gong fu teahouse. Gong fu tea is the traditional method of brewing whole tea leaves through several infusions, and the hour-long Gong Fu Tea Experience ($25-$50) guides guests through multiple infusions of three teas of their choosing. The tea house adjoins the affiliated Wai's Kung Fu school.

Chamblee

Longtime Chamblee tea house and shop in metro Atlanta sharing "the Zen Experience of tea" with more than 150 varieties of premium full-leaf teas, herbs, pyramid tea bags, and accessories. Tea is currently served to-go, with outdoor patio and zen garden seating available. Also supplies teas to Atlanta-area restaurants and coffee shops and ships nationwide.