Tea Rooms in Oregon
6 verified tea rooms and tea houses across 2 cities — from formal afternoon tea to traditional gongfu service.
6 tea rooms
Behind the Museum Cafe
Downtown / Cultural District · Portland
Small Japanese tea cafe tucked behind the Portland Art Museum, specializing in Japanese tea and foods served among Japanese antiques, art, and crafts. Matcha is served with Japanese sweets in traditional Ryurei tea-ceremony style, with indoor and outdoor seating daily.
J-Tea International
Friendly Area · Eugene
Eugene tea shop specializing in Taiwanese oolong and puer, sourced directly from Taiwanese family farms through relationships built over two decades. The founder spent six years in Taiwan working with fourth-generation mountain tea farmers, and the shop offers in-store pickup at its Friendly Street location.
Portal Tea — NW 23rd Avenue
Northwest District · Portland
Tea house on Portland's NW 23rd Avenue, formerly known as Tea Chai Te, serving loose leaf teas and chai. The company also operates a Sellwood location in a historic 1920 Seattle Pacific Railroad caboose and a Eugene location opened in 2021.
Smith Teamaker Tasting Room
Central Eastside · Portland
Steven Smith Teamaker's headquarters tasting room on SE Washington Street, where the company blends and dispatches small batches of teas and herbal infusions with cafe service on site. A second Portland tasting room on NW 23rd Avenue serves handcrafted teas, lattes, and tea flights alongside pastries.
The Tao of Tea — Belmont Teahouse
Belmont / Sunnyside · Portland
Portland tea importer's flagship teahouse on SE Belmont Street, open Wednesday through Sunday, with the adjoining Leaf Room retail store open daily until 7 PM. The company sources and serves a broad range of loose leaf teas and operates as one of Portland's longest-running dedicated teahouses.
Yun Shui Teahouse at Lan Su Chinese Garden
Old Town Chinatown · Portland
Teahouse in the Tower of Cosmic Reflections inside Lan Su Chinese Garden, serving exclusively Chinese and Taiwanese teas alongside traditional Chinese comfort foods and pastries. Programming includes seasonal guided tea tastings, a Tour + Pour garden-tour-plus-tasting experience, and tea workshops. Garden admission is required; hours shown are garden hours with last entry at 5:00 PM.