Lady Camellia is one of The 13 Best Tea Rooms in Washington.

1. Lady Camellia

8.7
3261 Prospect St NW (at Potomac St NW), Washington, D.C.
Tea Room · Georgetown · 9 tips and reviews

Laura M.Laura Minchew: The cream tea is great. They have yummy scones and macarons.

Mary W.Mary W.: Love the afternoon tea here! Vanilla creme brulee is to die for, as are the macarons. Get the white strawberry tea

Samar H.Samar Hamdan: Quiet place with classic music. Very inspiring and relaxing enviroment

Calabash Teahouse & Cafe is one of The 13 Best Tea Rooms in Washington.

2. Calabash Teahouse & Cafe

7.9
1847 7th St NW, Washington, D.C.
Tea Room · U-Street · 22 tips and reviews

Reese B.Reese B: Calabash crafts a warming experience around the magic of tea, good music, and a welcoming space.My favorite tea is Desert Rose (ice cold w/ agave), but check with the staff for your elixir of choice.

JacquiJacqui: Ask the knowledgable staff to make you something for any ailment or mood. Awesome!

Lani P.Lani Prunés: The chai, the banana bread!

Teaism is one of The 13 Best Tea Rooms in Washington.

3. Teaism

400 8th St NW (at D St NW), Washington, D.C.
Tea Room · Penn Quarter · 130 tips and reviews

Steven A.Steven Androphy: The bubble tea is fantastic, and the bento boxes are great deals. Nice relaxed atmosphere with more than ample seating between upstairs and downstairs.

Aron L.Aron Levy: Come downstairs to say hello to, and contemplate, their beautiful koi!

Liz M.Liz Margolis: Get the chicken bento box.

Ching Ching CHA 請茶 is one of The 13 Best Tea Rooms in Washington.

4. Ching Ching CHA 請茶

1063 Wisconsin Ave NW (btwn Waters Alley & Blues Alley), Washington, D.C.
Tea Room · 38 tips and reviews

Daniya T.Daniya Tamendarova: Extensive tea menu (all teas beautifully served), small but versatile snacks and lunch menu. Tea meal of soup and bento box is delicious, filling, and only $14! Great service.

Will K.Will Kamovitch: Go to Ching Ching Cha. Try the Sweet Osmanthus Tisane or Yunnan Gold with a marble tea egg

Susie S.Susie Sooz: Delicious for a meal any time of day. I love thee grapefruit iced tea, the tea meal (don't skip the kale!) with salmon and a little warm dessert. Great light, too! Great place to read and write.

Teaism is one of The 13 Best Tea Rooms in Washington.

5. Teaism

8.0
800 Connecticut Ave NW (on H between 17th & Conn), Washington, D.C.
Tea Room · Connecticut Avenue - K Street · 35 tips and reviews

MarionMarion: Ginger limeade, tea-smoked salmon, and fresh kale chips make for a light, refreshing lunch.

Sarah A.Sarah Aburdeineh: Chocolate salty oat #duhhh only reason to ever come here

Tim S.Tim Shea: They do not accept American Express. Avoid.

Pansaari is one of The 13 Best Tea Rooms in Washington.

6. Pansaari

1603 17th St NW (at Q St NW), Washington, D.C.
Tea Room · Northwest Washington · 5 tips and reviews

Kartik B.Kartik Bharat: Best chai in the whole city! Also, do not miss the South Indian coffee. Most authentic than most Indian restaurants.

Claire A.Claire August: They didn’t have half he menu items, it took an hour to get our food on a weeknight, and the food wasn’t good.

DCistDCist: Chai is sweet, milky Indian tea with fresh cardamom. This is what the chaiwallahs pour in "Slumdog Millionaire"—the classic street drink. The more complexly spiced chai is masala chai. Read more.

The After Peacock Room is one of The 13 Best Tea Rooms in Washington.

7. The After Peacock Room

2622 P Street NW (27th St NW), Washington, D.C.
Tea Room · Georgetown · 4 tips and reviews

Washington PostWashington Post: The menu is one of the smallest around, just three appetizers and three main courses plus dessert. Get the fluke crudo, chicken, or kimchi. Read more.

Joe C.Joe Chrisman: Gorgeous tiny dining room. Great service and drinks. The whole place probably seats 16 people.

Kurtis S.Kurtis Shank: Carrot and Beets salad is absolutely delicious !

Capital Teas is one of The 13 Best Tea Rooms in Washington.

8. Capital Teas

1627 Connecticut Ave NW (btwn Q & R St NW), Washington, D.C.
Tea Room · Northwest Washington · 9 tips and reviews

AskMenAskMen: Teapots set up in the shop allow you to sample some of the teas. Be sure to check out the chai masala -- a special blend of black tea and spices from an old family recipe that hails from Sri Lanka. Read more.

Jay S.Jay Savage: These people are really awesome!!!

Katie M.Katie Melick: Susan is great for customer service!!! The owners are fifth generation tea farmers . Sweet little shop

Filter Coffeehouse & Espresso Bar is one of The 13 Best Tea Rooms in Washington.

9. Filter Coffeehouse & Espresso Bar

1726 20th St NW (btwn R & S St NW), Washington, D.C.
Coffee Shop · Northwest Washington · 124 tips and reviews

C R.C Rey: Love this garden level coffee bar that blends in with the neighborhood. Have an exceptional afternoon espresso and a bubbly water. You can also get some beans and basic brew equipment.

ThrillistThrillist: Filter's a cozy, garden-level caffeine cave serving up artisan lattes and seven different pour-over coffee cups from Ethiopian Sidamo to Sumatra Lingtong. Read more.

AskMenAskMen: Owner Rasheed Jabr will make sure to customize your experience no matter what kind of coffee you prefer: light roast, dark roast or something in between. D.C.’s an international city.

Teaism is one of The 13 Best Tea Rooms in Washington.

10. Teaism

8.4
2009 R St NW (at Connecticut Ave NW), Washington, D.C.
Tea Room · Northwest Washington · 85 tips and reviews

Marcia C.Marcia Chatelain: Ginger scones, THE salty oak cookie with chocolate, the salmon and naan sandwich , and the shrimp noodles are great. Breakfast rocks with the waffle and the chicken sausage.

CheapismCheapism: Everyone comes to get the salty oat cookies ($1.95), but the Bento boxes ($8.75) have a little more substance. Of course they have lots of tea iced or hot. They even use tea to flavor their salmon. Read more.

ChrisChris: One of the few decent ACTUAL cheap eats in the city. Bento box for $10? Yes please.

Ladurée is one of The 13 Best Tea Rooms in Washington.

11. Ladurée

8.3
3060 M St NW (31st Street), Washington, D.C.
Dessert Shop · Georgetown · 6 tips and reviews

Andrei G.Andrei Grebennikov: Not as tasty as expensive.

Lamia F.Lamia F.: First time to try the passion fruit milkshake, and definitely not the last!

Noha A.Noha A: Nice ambiance. Good service. We tried croque monsier, falafel and scrambled egg with avocado and salmon sandwich. All are good except falafel. It is not “falafel” at all

Sidamo Coffee & Tea is one of The 13 Best Tea Rooms in Washington.

12. Sidamo Coffee & Tea

8.2
417 H St NE (btwn 4th & 5th Sts. NE), Washington, D.C.
Coffee Shop · Near Northeast · 59 tips and reviews

ElleElle: Chai tea latte is wonderful, worth the wait, and can be shared between two people.

Troy B.Troy Bennett: The Chai Latte is to die for.

Morgan T.Morgan Thomas: I really like their grilled cheese sandwiches and of course their coffee.

Patisserie Poupon is one of The 13 Best Tea Rooms in Washington.

13. Patisserie Poupon

7.7
1645 Wisconsin Ave NW (btw Q St NW and Reservoir Rd NW), Washington, D.C.
Bakery · Georgetown · 31 tips and reviews

Tim S.Tim Shey: Get the apple danish: best I've ever had. If you want a nice brunch, the quiche is hard to beat.

ThomasThomas: if you can speak french fairly well, speak French when you're there, the experience is more enjoyable.

MsTwixt M.MsTwixt MsTwixt: Their ham & cheese croissants sell out everyday for a reason!