High tea is the bread and butter—or rather, the scone and clotted cream—of Great Britain, yes. But who says Virginians can’t join in on the tea frenzy across the pond? This extended list of Virginia tea rooms spotlights classic high tea experiences, bringing a touch of old-fashioned charm as well as delicious teas, pastries, and savories to the Commonwealth.
ArTeA
6635 Old Dominion Dr., McLean
This contemporary tea house is sleek, modern, and cool while maintaining the timeless tradition of fine tea.
Blue Willow Tea Room
104 W. Old St., Petersburg
An 1815 Federal townhouse comes alive with tea-lovers’ chatter and classic bites in historic Petersburg.
Camella’s Remember When
165 E. Main St., Abingdon
Ice cream, gourmet teas, and vintage-inspired dresses combine to bring old-world glamour to the “England of the Blue Ridge.”
Crest Hill Tea Room
338 N. Washington Ave., Pulaski | 6488 Main St., The Plains
With two homegrown Virginia locations, this English-style tea spot is welcoming and brimming with antiques.
Draper Blooms Tea Garden
3066 Greenbriar Rd., Draper
Aesthetically and culinarily divine, this tea experience delights tastebuds and visual appetites alike.
Prince Tea House
3244 Holland Rd., Suite 110, Virginia Beach
Find a special spot of tea and a mesmerizing menu, including crêpes, cakes, and “potted plant” teas, by the sea.
Rosewood
1426 Courthouse Rd., Lunenburg
This Colonial residence from 1799 is now a luxury tea room that transports guests back in time.
Tea with Mrs. B
136 W. Jefferson St., Falls Church
Perfect for special occasions or family outings with a dash of fancy, this is a quintessential tea experience.
