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6 local places for a brew-tiful afternoon tea

Our guide to six tea rooms in the River City

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Enjoy an afternoon at the VMFA capped off with tea at Floris.

Photo by Sophia McCrimmon

In the mood for a spot of tea? Make a reservation at one of these local tea rooms.

Floris at VMFA, Museum District
Located in the Pauley Center Parlor, this tea house offers a rotating menu inspired by the museum’s collections and exhibitions.

The Jefferson Hotel, Monroe Ward
The Richmond favorite Southern Afternoon Tea is served Friday and Saturday, with reservations available 90 days in advance.

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See about special experiences at the Queen’s Library Tea Room.

The Queen’s Library Tea Room, City Center
Book a private tea time or explore the schedule of special events, like the Hobbit-inspired tea experience.

T Caf Salon de The, Scott’s Addition
This Parisian wine and tea café recently reopened with a new menu and pastries from Sugar Magnolia.

Southern Serenity, Midlothian
Make a reservation to enjoy southern-inspired fare and a variety of teas.

Tea with Kip, Midlothian
Enjoy a cup and treats at this self-described “shabby chic” tea room.

Did we leave a tea-riffic local tea room off our list? Let us know.

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