Heirloom Haul inside Flea Style at The Star is designed to be a modern version of the cafes found inside classic antique malls. The spot’s unique tea parties are a stylish (of course) and classic way to treat your guests. For $45, adult tea service includes a two-hour private studio or outdoor patio rental, tea sandwiches, deviled eggs, fresh fruit, dessert, a choice of hot or cold tea, vintage place settings, lite table decor, and dedicated servers. For $30, parties for those 12 and under will be served finger sandwiches, desserts, drinks, a custom coloring activity, and more. Book online.

At Edith’s French Bistro in Plano and Allen, a private tea room awaits guests who are interested in celebrating special occasions with a spot of tea and three tiers of tiny treats. Reservations are required at least 48 hours in advance.

The “French High Tea” at Lavendou is available every day but Sunday and Mondays when the bistro is closed. Secure a reservation that includes finger sandwiches, mini pastries, English Breakfast tea breads, scones, cream, butter, jam, and of course, tea, for $22.95. Upgrade to fancy Oolong or Darjeeling for about four dollars more.

Home to many a tea party, baby shower and bridal brunch, Chocolate Angel Cafe & Tea Room in Richardson or Plano offers 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. Email chocolateangelrichardson@gmail.com or chocolate angel.highstreet@gmail.com, or call 972-234-8099 or 972-904-9597, for Richardson or Plano, respectively, to reserve.

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, complete with 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 in town. Priced at $35 per person, reservations are required for this unique tea experience.

At this chocolate-obsessed cafe in Oak Lawn, a $85 traditional tea is served with milk, lemon, scones, confiture, and fresh croissants along with macarons, tea sandwiches and chocolates, of course. Children are invited to join for $35 each. Reserve online, call 214-252-9801 or email manager@mychocolatesecrets.com.

Fans of the Netflix series Bridgerton will want to lean in close for this one. Hotel Crescent Court is hosting a themed ‘Spill the Tea’, inspired by the show on March 26 and 27, April 2 and 3, and added dates on April 9 and 10 with seatings at noon and 1:00 p.m.

Tickets to the affair are $100 plus fees and include a special welcome cocktail, two tea selections plus tea sandwiches, scones, and pastries served with house-made strawberry preserves and clotted cream. Upgrade to bottomless champagne for $135 per seat. Reservations must be made in advance on Eventbrite.

For a punchy, yet elegant and very chic tea service, head to the Joule hotel’s Taschen Library. Inside a jewel box of a room outfitted with communal tables seating fewer than 20 guests total, you can sip tea and champagne surrounded by art, color and culture. Every savory and sweet bite is expertly paired with teas from fruity to spicy, described in detail by the team at the Joule prior to each of three courses. Tea at Taschen is $115 per person, inclusive of taxes, gratuity and valet (and includes a book to take home). Reserve at least 48 hours in advance.

Afternoon tea at this Oak Cliff gem is an intimate affair. For $55 per person and 24 hours advance notice, guests can enjoy their choice of teas plus three courses including a three-course tasting menu, followed by a tea tower stacked with a spring leek tart, tea sandwiches and pâtisserie. Reservations are to be made by phone, and the full menu is available online.