There’s nothing like afternoon tea to make you feel like royalty, especially when that afternoon tea is taken surrounded by books, marble, and hundreds of years of history. This secret tea room in one of Massachusetts’ most magnificent libraries is one hidden spot you definitely need to check out. Here’s everything you need to know about dining at the Courtyard Restaurant.
Would you ever guess that the Boston Public Library has a secret tea room?
Once you peek inside, you'll be amazed at what you see. A stunning formal dining room filled with plush chairs and snowy-white tablecloths is the perfect setting for a magnificent tea experience.
And what an experience it is. Guests can expect a tower of treats to be delivered to their table for the inclusive price of $39 per person, or $45 if you each want sparkling wine.
There’s even an "interactive tea cart," which basically means you can go up to a special station and craft your own customized tea. The tea is all loose leaf and smells divine.
They serve tea by the pot and delicious bites individually. Don't miss the roasted portobello mushroom and herbed goat cheese crostini or the earl grey shortbread macarons.
You can find the Courtyard Restaurant at 230 Dartmouth Street, Boston, Mass. Head to the restaurant’s website for current pricing, opening hours, and more details about catering and hosting larger parties. For more of the best places for tea in Massachusetts, check out our favorites spots here.
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