15 Beautiful Spots for High Tea in Ontario

The tradition of high tea is the perfect way to spoil your friends and family, treat yourself, or celebrate a special occasion. Nothing beats freshly-baked scones with rich Devonshire cream, devouring delicate finger sandwiches, sipping on flavourful teas, or toasting with a glass of bubbly. From high-end, elegant spaces in iconic buildings, to traditional cozy spots in quaint small towns, find your perfect tea room with these 15 amazing tea rooms in Ontario for afternoon tea.

High Tea in Toronto and the GTA

King Edward Hotel, Toronto

Days of operation: Saturday and Sunday, various sittings

Cost: starting at $79

Vibe: Historic, stylish, for refined tastes

Kids tea: Yes, for children 12yrs and under

Licensed: Yes

Windsor Arms Hotel, Toronto

Days of operation: Monday-Sunday, various sittings

Cost: Weekdays starting at $65, weekends $85

Vibe: Opulent, elegant, for refined tastes

Kids tea: Not offered

Licensed: Yes

The Tea House at Parkwood Estate, Oshawa

Days of operation: June-Labour Day, 7 days a week

Cost: Starting at $68

Vibe: Outdoor, stately manicured gardens, regal

Kids tea: Yes

Licensed: Yes

South Western Ontario

The Boathouse, Guelph

Days of operation: Monday-Sunday during the summer season

Cost: Starting at $30

Vibe: Classic, riverside, indoor/outdoor, traditional menu

Kids tea: No

Licensed: No

The Wild Tart, Elora

Days of operation: Monday-Sunday

Cost: Starting at $48

Vibe: Cozy, modern, artisanal, indoor/outdoor

Kids tea: Yes

Licensed: Yes

Tea on the Grand at Asa Wolverton House, Paris

Days of operation: various sittings

Cost: Starting at $35

Vibe: Historic, traditional fare using recipes from the 1700’s, charming

Kids tea: no

Licensed: no

Abigail’s Tea House, St. George

Days of operation: Wednesday-Sunday

Cost: Starting at $45

Vibe: Classic, whimsical, vibrant

Kids tea: Yes

Licensed: No

South Eastern Ontario

Fairmont Chateau Laurier Ottawa high tea platter

Fairmont Château Laurier, Ottawa

Days of operation: Monday-Sunday

Cost: Starting at $73

Vibe: Regal, historic, refined tastes

Kids tea: Yes

Licensed: Yes

O’Connor House Tea Room, Deseronto

Days of operation: Tuesday-Saturday

Cost: Starting at $30

Vibe: Historic, Victorian, stylish

Kids tea: Yes

Licensed: No

Waring House, Prince Edward County

Days of operation: Monday-Sunday

Cost: Starting at $40

Vibe: Elegant, Historic, traditional

Kids tea: No

Licensed: Yes

Quelque Chose Patisserie, Ottawa (Westboro location)

Days of operation: Tuesday-Sunday

Cost: Starting at $46

Vibe: Macarons, French, contemporary

Kids tea: Yes

Licensed: Yes

Hamilton, Niagara Region

Tea House at Turner Pavilion, Royal Botanical Gardens, Hamilton

Days of operation: Wednesday-Sunday

Cost: Starting at $38

Vibe: Whimsical, artisanal, floral

Kids tea: Yes

Licensed: Yes

Prince of Wales Hotel, Niagara on the Lake

Days of operation: Monday-Sunday, Candlelight Highland Tea Friday/Saturday evenings

Cost: Starting at $55

Vibe: Historic, charming, traditional

Kids tea: Yes

Licensed: Yes

Northern Ontario

Blue Willow Tea Shop, Gravenhurst

Days of operation: Wednesday-Sunday

Cost: Starting at $40

Vibe: Waterfront, delightful, indoor/outdoor, classic

Kids tea: Yes

Licensed: No

Royal Tea on King, Midland

Days of operation: Monday-Sunday

Cost: Starting at $46

Vibe: Cozy, traditional, homey

Kids tea: No

Licensed: No

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