9 Places to Enjoy Afternoon Tea in Niagara
Welcome to my guide to where to go for afternoon tea in Niagara! What’s more enjoyable than enjoying a delicious array of savoury and sweet treats and tea in a beautiful setting?
Luckily we have quite a few tea rooms in the Niagara Region, each one different from the next, and all of them are worth trying! It’s hard to pick a favourite – which tea room will be yours?
So, grab your teacup and join me as I uncover the best spots for afternoon tea in Niagara!
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1. The Watering Can
The Watering Can in Vineland offers a spectacular afternoon tea. Nestled amongst a lush tropical setting, it’s aptly named their Tropical Garden Tea. Their enchanting afternoon tea experience combines creativity and plants with whimsical mismatched furniture and china teacups and saucers!
The baked goods and savoury treats are delicious. We ended up taking ours home because there was so much food! You can also get a refill on your tea.
There are seasonal and themed afternoon teas periodically throughout the year. We loved the Winter Garden Experience during the holidays.
Price: $44 per person (gluten free & vegan options available for $49). Prince or Princess tea offered for children ages 3-10 for $22.
Hours: Monday – Saturday 11:00 am – 12:30 pm, 1:00 pm- 2:30 pm, and 3:00 pm – 4:30 pm.
Address: 3711 King St., Vineland
2. Prince of Wales
If you want to feel like royalty when you’re enjoying your afternoon tea, the Prince of Wales is a perfect luxurious option. Set on historic Queen Street in Niagara-on-the-Lake, this afternoon tea is set in their heritage Drawing Room.
With crisp white linens and a light and airy setting with ornate and antique decor, this is one of my favourite places to go. Gorgeous pastries, finger sandwiches, scones and decadent tea make for a sumptuous experience, and you can add a glass of champagne if you wish (we certainly did)!
It’s the perfect space for celebrations, bridal showers, mother-daughter getaways, or just because!
There are a few different afternoon tea packages available to pick from, including the His Royal Highness tea which includes charcuterie, cheese, and scotch.
Price: From $65/person (or $26/children under 12)
Hours: Daily 11:00 am – 5:00 pm
Address: 6 Picton St., Niagara-on-the-Lake
3. The Fox & Hummingbird
The Fox & Hummingbird is a charming Victorian tea room in the heart of Welland. Their traditional afternoon tea offers a pot of tea and a three-tier stand filled with delicious finger sandwiches, house made sweets, and delicate pastries.
Price: Tea packages starting from $18.50. Afternoon tea is $38/person. Lad & Lassie tea packages offered for $24/person.
Hours: Wednesday – Sunday. Hours vary.
Address: 57 Division Street, Welland
4. Tay’s Treats
Tay’s Treats in Vineland is a regular spot of ours! This adorable pink bake shop is like stepping into a doll house or a fairy tale – it’s all pink from inside out.
Tay’s Treats has a charming afternoon tea which includes delicious pastries, sandwiches, and scones in a quiet setting. It’s a fantastic option for those who don’t want the busyness of other afternoon tea rooms. It’s super cute and makes for great photo options.
Price: $39.99/person. (Vegan & gluten free offered for an additional $5/person). Prince and Princess tea available for $24.99.
Hours: Afternoon tea offered Wednesday-Sunday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm by reservation at least 24 hours in advance by calling 289-567-0771 or direct message on Facebook or Instagram.
Address: 3350 King St., Vineland
5. Flour Mill Restaurant
Located at the Old Stone Inn Boutique Hotel in Niagara Falls, the Flour Mill Restaurant has a sumptuous afternoon tea in their Earl Grey Tea Room on weekends.
Their traditional afternoon tea includes offerings like tea, finger sandwiches, scones, and pastries. The atmosphere is absolutely gorgeous and the Flour Mill Restaurant offers a memorable afternoon tea experience.
Price: $79.99/person
Hours: Friday – Sunday, 11:00 am – 3:00 pm.
Address: 6080 Fallsview Boulevard, Niagara Falls
6. McFarland House
A beautiful setting for afternoon tea in Niagara is at the historic McFarland House in Niagara-on-the-Lake. Set in a glass-enclosed room, you’ll enjoy delicate pastries and savoury treats and a selection of local tea.
You can enhance your afternoon tea with a glass of champagne if you wish. The views from the tea room are beautiful and overlook McFarland Park.
This heritage property played a prominent role during the War of 1812 as a military hospital used by both the British and the Americans. It remains as one of the very few buildings that predates the war. I recommend taking a tour of McFarland House when you visit to complete your experience, or take a walk through the park.
Price: From $39.95/person. Afternoon tea for children available for $24.95/person.
Hours: Seasonally from May – September 11:30 am – 5:00 pm.
Address: 15927 Niagara Parkway Recreational Trail, Niagara-on-the-Lake
7. Tea on West
Tea on West (formerly Tea on 3) has relocated as of September 2024 to Port Colborne! This quiet setting is the perfect place to go to enjoy an afternoon tea away from the hubbub of the cities. With a three-tiered array of treats includes unique offerings like Yorkshire pudding and crepes amongst traditional tea offerings.
Price: Afternoon Tea $40/person. Prince and Princess tea priced at $25/child.
Hours: Wednesday – Sunday with seatings at 11:00 am, 1:00 pm, and 3:00 pm.. Reservations required.
Address: 148 West St., Port Colborne
8. Hob Nob Restaurant & Wine Bar
Hob Nob Restaurant & Wine Bar is one of the newest places offering Afternoon Tea, and if you haven’t visited this restaurant yet, it’s gorgeous!
Served in the formal dining room, HobNob offers a premium selection of teas sourced from their Tea Sommelier paired with delicious sandwiches, baked treats, and scons prepared in-house by their Pastry Chef.
Choose from a traditional afternoon tea, or enhance your experience with a handcrafted cocktail, selection of local and international cheese, or a Governer’s tea with cheese and charcuterie, pickles preserves, crackers, and a glass of sparkling wine (I know my husband would love this!).
Price: Traditional Afternoon Tea from $55/person. Little Royal-tea priced at $28/children under 12.
Hours: Wednesday – Sunday from 12:30 pm – 4:00 pm.
Address: The Charles Hotel, 209 Queen St., Niagara-on-the-Lake
9. The Savoy Room
Savoy Room in St. Catharines is an excellent afternoon tea option in the Niagara Region. With an elegant Victorian atmosphere, fine bone china and linen, an assortment of savoury and sweet treats, the Savoy Room promises a traditional afternoon tea experience!
Price: $38/person
Hours: Thursday – Sunday 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm by reservation at least 48 hours in advance.
Address: 375 St Paul St., St. Catharines
So many choices! I am amazed at the number of Tea Rooms in Niagara. Thank you Sarah. Hopefully we will get to visit a few this year.
Thanks Di! Aren’t we lucky? Any of these are a great choice! I love the Prince of Wales – it is an EXPERIENCE! 🙂