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It’s tea time for two during the holiday season.
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Where to Sip Fancy Tea in DFW

Put your pinkies up at these spots for a spot of tea.

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It’s tea time for two during the holiday season.
| The Joule Hotel

Whether you’re looking to start a new tradition, searching for a perfect space to host a baby or bridal shower, or want an extra special afternoon treat, odds are there’s a spot in DFW for tea service that will suit your taste.

Some are in luxe hotels, while others are inside French bistros, restaurants, bakeries, and chocolate shops. Some feature simple sandwiches, exclusive teas or obsessed-over details. All offer up a unique experience steeped in tradition and worth savoring. Add one or more of these to your to-sip list, and remember to keep those pinkies up!

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Heirloom Haul

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Heirloom Haul inside Flea Style at The Star in Frisco is designed to be a modern version of the cafes in classic antique malls. The spot’s unique tea parties are a stylish way to treat your guests. For a less formal outing, the $30 per person adult service includes tea assorted hot and iced teas, small bites, and desserts, all served on vintage china. For $25, kids 12 and under can enjoy finger sandwiches, desserts, and kid-friendly sips, all while wearing gloves and pearls.

Lavendou Bistro Provincial

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The French High Tea at this spot is available every day but Sundays and Mondays, when the bistro is closed. Service includes finger sandwiches, mini pastries, English Breakfast tea breads, scones, cream, butter, jam, and tea for $22.95. 

Chocolate Angel Cafe & Tea Room

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Home to many a tea party, baby shower and bridal brunch, Chocolate Angel Cafe and Tea Rooms in Richardson and Plano offer assorted scones, tea sandwiches, petit quiches, tartlets and pastries, plus a curated selection of loose-leaf teas paired with each course. The afternoon tea is $23.99 per person, with reservations required. 

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Bangkok at Beltline

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Every Saturday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., the team at Bangkok at Beltline in Richardson serves a Thai version of high tea. It comes complete with Thai spins on finger sandwiches, specially-flavored sweet treats (Thai tea and green tea-flavored macarons often make appearances), and creations you won’t find anywhere else. The cost is $39.95 per person, and reservations are required for this unique tea experience for up to 40 guests.

Chocolate Secrets

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At this chocolate-obsessed cafe in Oak Lawn, a $75 traditional tea is served with milk, lemon, scones, confiture, fresh croissants, macarons, tea sandwiches, and chocolates. Children are invited to join for $35 each. 

Hotel Crescent Court

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Afternoon Tea at Hotel Crescent Court offers a classic service in a beautiful outdoor setting every Saturday and Sunday at noon and 1 p.m. Options include afternoon tea, afternoon tea with endless Champagne, and children’s tea. The experience consists of gourmet tea selections, finger sandwiches, scones, and pastries served with house-made strawberry preserves and clotted cream. 

The Taschen Library

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For a punchy yet elegant and chic tea service, head to the Joule hotel’s Taschen Library. Inside a jewel box of a room outfitted with communal tables seating, guests can sip tea and champagne surrounded by art, color and culture. Every savory and sweet bite is expertly paired with fruity to spicy teas described in detail by the team at the Joule before each course. Tea at Taschen is $125 per person, including taxes, gratuity and valet (and includes a book to take home). Reserve at least 48 hours in advance, available select Sundays through December.

The French Room

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One of Dallas’s most famous tea services, The French Room, continues Wednesdays through Sundays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. This $75 fancy tea service features multiple courses, including tea sandwiches and classic tea pastries, numerous cups of tea curated by the Adolphus’ Tea Sommelier, and, of course, glasses of champagne or non-alcoholic cider. Children’s tea is available for $30 each. Upcoming events include a special Christmas tea, and there are always options to add fancy caviar upgrades. 

Potpourri Boulangerie

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Afternoon tea at this Oak Cliff gem is an intimate affair. Friday through Sunday between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., with at least 48 hours advance notice, guests 13 and older can enjoy their choice of teas plus three courses, including a five-course tasting menu and a tea tower stacked with seasonal sweet and savory patisserie. Service is “BYOC” with a $10 champagne corking fee. 

Edith's Neighborhood Bistro

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With locations in Richardson and Allen, this private tea room awaits guests who want to celebrate special occasions with a spot of tea and three tiers of tiny treats. Reservations are required at least 48 hours in advance.

Heirloom Haul

Heirloom Haul inside Flea Style at The Star in Frisco is designed to be a modern version of the cafes in classic antique malls. The spot’s unique tea parties are a stylish way to treat your guests. For a less formal outing, the $30 per person adult service includes tea assorted hot and iced teas, small bites, and desserts, all served on vintage china. For $25, kids 12 and under can enjoy finger sandwiches, desserts, and kid-friendly sips, all while wearing gloves and pearls.

Lavendou Bistro Provincial

The French High Tea at this spot is available every day but Sundays and Mondays, when the bistro is closed. Service includes finger sandwiches, mini pastries, English Breakfast tea breads, scones, cream, butter, jam, and tea for $22.95. 

Chocolate Angel Cafe & Tea Room

Home to many a tea party, baby shower and bridal brunch, Chocolate Angel Cafe and Tea Rooms in Richardson and Plano offer assorted scones, tea sandwiches, petit quiches, tartlets and pastries, plus a curated selection of loose-leaf teas paired with each course. The afternoon tea is $23.99 per person, with reservations required. 

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Bangkok at Beltline

Every Saturday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., the team at Bangkok at Beltline in Richardson serves a Thai version of high tea. It comes complete with Thai spins on finger sandwiches, specially-flavored sweet treats (Thai tea and green tea-flavored macarons often make appearances), and creations you won’t find anywhere else. The cost is $39.95 per person, and reservations are required for this unique tea experience for up to 40 guests.

Chocolate Secrets

At this chocolate-obsessed cafe in Oak Lawn, a $75 traditional tea is served with milk, lemon, scones, confiture, fresh croissants, macarons, tea sandwiches, and chocolates. Children are invited to join for $35 each. 

Hotel Crescent Court

Afternoon Tea at Hotel Crescent Court offers a classic service in a beautiful outdoor setting every Saturday and Sunday at noon and 1 p.m. Options include afternoon tea, afternoon tea with endless Champagne, and children’s tea. The experience consists of gourmet tea selections, finger sandwiches, scones, and pastries served with house-made strawberry preserves and clotted cream. 

The Taschen Library

For a punchy yet elegant and chic tea service, head to the Joule hotel’s Taschen Library. Inside a jewel box of a room outfitted with communal tables seating, guests can sip tea and champagne surrounded by art, color and culture. Every savory and sweet bite is expertly paired with fruity to spicy teas described in detail by the team at the Joule before each course. Tea at Taschen is $125 per person, including taxes, gratuity and valet (and includes a book to take home). Reserve at least 48 hours in advance, available select Sundays through December.

The French Room

One of Dallas’s most famous tea services, The French Room, continues Wednesdays through Sundays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. This $75 fancy tea service features multiple courses, including tea sandwiches and classic tea pastries, numerous cups of tea curated by the Adolphus’ Tea Sommelier, and, of course, glasses of champagne or non-alcoholic cider. Children’s tea is available for $30 each. Upcoming events include a special Christmas tea, and there are always options to add fancy caviar upgrades. 

Potpourri Boulangerie

Afternoon tea at this Oak Cliff gem is an intimate affair. Friday through Sunday between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., with at least 48 hours advance notice, guests 13 and older can enjoy their choice of teas plus three courses, including a five-course tasting menu and a tea tower stacked with seasonal sweet and savory patisserie. Service is “BYOC” with a $10 champagne corking fee. 

Edith's Neighborhood Bistro

With locations in Richardson and Allen, this private tea room awaits guests who want to celebrate special occasions with a spot of tea and three tiers of tiny treats. Reservations are required at least 48 hours in advance.

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