Tucked away in the heart of Pinehurst’s historic Village, Lady Bedford’s is like stepping into your favorite Victorian novel—complete with lace tablecloths, crystal teacups, and the kind of cozy vibes that make you sigh “ahh” the second you walk in. Originally opened in 2008 by Marian Caso (named in honor of the Duchess of Bedford), it quickly became the local go‑to for everything from birthday teas to bridal showers

Nestled on the serene Wadmalaw Island, just a short drive from Charleston, South Carolina, the Charleston Tea Garden stands as a unique gem in American agriculture. Spanning 127 acres, it's the only large-scale tea plantation in North America, cultivating the Camellia sinensis plant to produce the renowned American Classic Tea.

If you ever find yourself wandering the charming streets of Winter Haven, Florida, wondering where you might sip something warm, nibble on something sweet, and maybe pretend you’re in a Jane Austen novel (but with less corsetry and more air conditioning), then let me introduce you to The Twisted Teapot.

In the heart of Bay St. Louis, where the gentle Gulf breeze dances through ancient oaks and the charm of Old Town beckons, lies a hidden gem for tea enthusiasts and tranquility seekers alike: The Tea Room at The Bay Town Inn.

If you’ve ever dreamed of stepping into a storybook, one filled with mismatched chairs, books stacked to the ceiling, and the gentle clink of vintage china, then Dr. Bombay’s Underwater Tea Party in Atlanta might just be your dream come true.