13 Places to Have Afternoon Tea in Dallas
Enfilez vos plus beaux vêtements et allez prendre le thé pour un après-midi agréable qui vous donnera l'impression d'être européenne pour une journée !
Le printemps n'apporte pas seulement un temps plus chaud et des fleurs bourgeonnantes, mais aussi de nombreuses occasions de faire la fête, comme Pâques ou la fête des mères. Pourquoi ne pas savourer les plus belles choses de la vie en prenant un thé l'après-midi lors d'une rencontre printanière ?
Updated March 2025
Avec de délicieuses pâtisseries, de savoureux sandwichs, des bulles fraîches et, bien sûr, de délicieux thés chauds aux herbes et aux fruits servis dans un cadre élégant, il serait difficile de créer une expérience culinaire plus mémorable. Voici quelques-uns des meilleurs endroits de Dallas pour un service de thé complet.
Salon de thé DeGolyer à l'Arboretum de Dallas
From now until April 13 stop by the Dallas Arboretum's springtime display of 500,000 tulips, Japanese cherry trees and more at the "Dallas Blooms" festival before taking a break for tea service at 11 a.m. or 2 p.m. Held in the garden's tea room, the three-course event begins with a seasonal soup. The second course includes assorted tea sandwiches and the ending course features truffles, petit fours and more.
Hôtel Crescent Court
The Great Hall & Conservatory is a lovely setting in the Uptown hotel for afternoon tea each weekend. Select your Dammann Frères tea blend and nibble on light sandwiches and scones in between sips, or elevate the outing with endless champagne. Yes, we said endless!
Lavendou
Serving authentically French countryside cuisine, Lavendou offers an incredible menu featuring seafood, salads, soups and more. The restaurant also offers a traditional French High Tea spread that is affordable and great for groups. For just $22.95, you get English breakfast tea (or another tea of your choice), finger sandwiches, beautiful mini pastries, various tea breads, scones and jam. Order a bottle of sparkling rosé for a cap on the afternoon, and for true indulgence, add on an additional dessert of French apple tart.
Potpourri Boulangerie
Tucked away in Oak Cliff is a little tearoom offering a unique menu for spring. Boasting several courses for groups of no more than four, you'll find all kinds of delicacies on your tea tower such as leek tart, strawberry and ricotta and gorgeous rose macarons, the trendy meringue-based dessert. For $55 per head, attendees will also have a taste of three different dishes including a yummy quinoa salad, gnocchi pasta with veggies and finish with their strawberry shortcake. Feel free to bring your own champagne for a small corking fee. Simply book 24 hours in advance.
La bibliothèque Taschen à la Joule
What could make for a more sophisticated day than perusing Taschen Library's artsy collection of coffee-table style books covering everything from architecture to fashion, then following it up with high tea inside The Joule Hotel's elegant lobby? Or even more conveniently, enjoy a night or two at the hotel, with the weekend culminating in a warm cup of Moroccan mint green or Texas chile chai alongside a lavender scone. Teatime is at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Sunday afternoons in April, and each day has a special theme. While the experience is a little more high-end at $115 per person, it's a good value, with the menu including a great variety of savory and sweet bites. Additionally, you get to go home with a Taschen book.
Le salon français de l'Adolphus
Time spent at The Adolphus Hotel never disappoints, so their "Alice in Wonderland"-themed spring tea will be no exception. Admire the luxury European design and decor of the hotel before being seated to eat, drink and be merry. The French Room's spring tea menu debuts during Easter weekend this year and features dishes like truffled egg salad on a butter croissant or crostini with brie, fig and crispy prosciutto, an assortment of scones, several caviars and various tea cakes. Tea and several wine options are available, as well as kid-friendly offerings like Nutella and marshmallow fluff sandwiches. At $65 per person plus tax and service charge, this would be a wonderful family stop for Easter Sunday, especially since the Easter Bunny will be there for photos!
Le manoir Rosewood à Turtle Creek
For an elegant tea tucked away in a Dallas classic, The Rosewood Mansion is offering its Heritage Afternoon Tea on weekends this spring. Held in the Mansion Library, the tea includes scones, finger sandwiches (like curried chicken), and rich desserts like black currant scones and orange shortbread. Upgrade with a glass of Bollinger champagne if you’re feeling extra fancy.
Society Bakery
Known for its sweet treats, this Lakewood favorite is now offering themed afternoon teas like the Vintage Garden Tea and Martha Stewart Tea throughout the spring. Expect three courses of thoughtfully plated tea sandwiches, pastries, and classic desserts served in a cozy café atmosphere.
Hotel Swexan (Léonie)
Take your tea with a side of skyline views at Léonie, the 20th-floor bistro inside the Harwood District’s newest luxury hotel. On weekends, the space opens up to non-hotel guests for afternoon tea service featuring scones, savory bites, decadent sweets, and optional caviar. Complimentary valet is included, and the vibe is modern, stylish, and totally photo-worthy.
Chocolate Angel Café & Tea Room
With locations in Richardson and Plano, this charming spot has all the hallmarks of a proper tea party—scones, petit quiches, tartlets, finger sandwiches, and a delightful mix of loose-leaf teas. It’s a go-to for baby showers, bridal brunches, and springtime celebrations alike. Just be sure to book your tea in advance—it fills up fast!
Mirador
For a chic tea experience with serious style, head to Mirador atop Forty Five Ten in downtown Dallas. Their afternoon tea takes a modern twist with a three-course, dim sum-inspired menu paired with teas and bubbly. Expect seasonal, inventive bites, impeccable service, and panoramic views of Main Street. Available select Saturdays this spring.
Le Ritz-Carlton, Dallas
This Uptown classic offers a sophisticated take on tea with seasonal sessions throughout the year. Sip on a fragrant blend while enjoying elegant finger sandwiches, freshly baked pastries, and petite sweets—all served in the serene setting of the hotel's lounge. Perfect for a weekend escape with a little luxury.
Secrets du chocolat
Chocolate lovers, this one’s for you. Located in Oak Lawn, Chocolate Secrets offers a decadent afternoon tea featuring hand-crafted truffles, bonbons, deviled eggs, scones, macarons, and tea sandwiches—all paired with your choice of tea. It’s equal parts cozy and indulgent, perfect for a weekday treat or a special celebration.
Whether you're toasting to a special occasion or treating yourself to a slow afternoon filled with dainty bites and good conversation, Dallas has no shortage of spots to raise your pinky and sip in style. From luxurious hotels to charming cafés, there's a tea service for every kind of celebration.
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