Tea Houses in Atlanta (2025)

A woman-owned BeltLine favorite where Brandi Shelton’s team brews 40-plus loose-leaf blends and hosts intimate afternoon tea by reservation. Regularly highlighted by Eater Atlanta and Southern Living, it’s an easy stop for a sip, shop, or celebratory parTEA.

An aunt-and-niece, Black-owned tea spot rooted in wellness and community, known for tea flights, classes, and herb-forward blends. Featured by Eater Atlanta and profiled by The Atlanta Voice, it’s a welcoming hub for tea culture on the Eastside.

A serene enclave for traditional Chinese gong fu tea sessions led by tea masters, with cultural nights like CommuniTEA and Go meetups. Newly added to Eater Atlanta’s 2025 guide, it offers ceremony, education, and rare whole-leaf teas.

An elegant, modern tea salon near Ponce that pairs beautiful china with tiered towers and a curated tea list. Noted by Southern Living and The Atlantan, it’s a reservation-driven afternoon tea—great for birthdays, showers, and dressed-up weekends.

Family-run since 2008, this Chamblee tea room stocks more than 150 teas and offers cream tea, high tea, and tastings. Praised by Destination Tea and embraced at local festivals, it’s a neighborhood standby for serious tea drinkers.

An Atlanta classic with a philanthropic heart, now serving weekend high tea in Grant Park after its 2025 move from Candler Park. Celebrated by Southern Living and local media, it continues supporting The Learning Tea’s education initiatives.

Set inside Alpharetta’s historic Skelton‑Teasley House, this locally owned salon serves British-style afternoon and high tea with a strong reservations culture. Frequently recommended by Southern Living and reviewed by Destination Tea.

A Persian bakery-tea house offering a fragrant high tea with rose tea, savory dips, and sweets in a floral, salon-like space. Covered by Destination Tea and local coffee writers; book at least a week ahead for high tea.