Tea Rooms in Long Beach
These Long Beach tea rooms provide an immersive retreat. Refined destinations in their own right, these aren’t places for a hurried cup to go, but whimsical and serene spaces where atmosphere matters as much as what’s being poured and plated. From white tablecloths and ocean views to cozy lounges and magical sanctuaries, each offers a holistic experience rooted in tradition and charm, inviting you to slow down, reconnect and savor the moment.
CHEZ BACCHUS
Chez Bacchus (743 E 4th St) blends refined elegance with relaxed charm in a beautifully appointed space with white-clothed tables and eclectic china sets that feel both classic and fresh. Its weekend afternoon tea features premium loose-leaf teas and an artfully arranged three-tier tower of sweet and savory bites, from delicate sandwiches to warm scones and pastries, often accompanied by a seasonal salad. The vibe is perfect for special occasions or leisurely afternoons.
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THE WICKED WOLF
The Wicked Wolf (2332 Pacific Ave) is a hybrid space: a whimsical, Victorian-inspired tea lounge by day and cozy cocktail bar by night. The intimate, living room-like decor features rich woods and warm lighting, creating a laid back yet stylish atmosphere. On weekends you can enjoy specialty teas, matcha, coffee, and mimosas alongside brunch fare, light sandwiches, and scones with clotted cream.
DREAM COME TRUE TEA AND PARTY ROOM
Stepping into Dream Come True’s (4350 Atlantic Ave) Bixby Knolls tea room is like entering a world of beautiful things and delicious treats: a pot of tea, brunch items, tea sandwiches or scones with clotted cream and preserves. Combining whimsical decor, family-friendly atmosphere and imaginative touches, it’s ideal for birthdays, baby and bridal showers and other celebrations. They also offer play dates, craft workshops and event planning services.
AFTERNOON TEA AT THE VILLAGE
Afternoon Tea At The Village (4105 N Bellflower Blvd) is a family-run tea room offering a traditional tea experience with house-made scones, finger sandwiches and tempting desserts in a bright, inviting atmosphere. Known for its blend of English authenticity and California charm, it celebrates the ritual’s heritage while maintaining a healthy dose of fun; guests can borrow one of the many whimsical hats, adding a lighthearted element that appeals to both newcomers and seasoned tea drinkers.
TWELFTH HOUSE TEA SANCTUARY
Twelfth House Tea Sanctuary (1950 W Willow St) is a serene, magical sanctuary that feels like stepping into a calm, ethereal oasis. With soft lighting, plush seating and community-centric vibes, it’s a place to sip herbal blends and unwind. Events, workshops, and creative gatherings often enhance the experience, making tea sipping part of a mindful ritual. The intimate, cozy setup encourages connection, reflection and lingering over conversation or quiet moments.
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