Abigail's Tea Room
#40 in USA
#11 in Boston
Restaurant
- Tea Party Ships & Museum, 306 Congress St, Boston, MA 02210
Company Description
The Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum is dedicated to telling the story of December 16, 1773. Join Sam Adams and the Sons of Liberty as we take part in the single most important event leading up to the American Revolution! Throw tea overboard from one of two fully-restored 18th-century sailing vessels. See the Robinson Half Chest, one of only two known surviving tea chests from the Boston Tea Party of 1773. Be inspired by the award-winning film "Let it Begin Here". Come relive the famous night that forever changed the course of American History!
Review & Rating
Really enjoyed tasting all the different tea and playing the old games
Great tour, love all the technology invested in the show.
Really cute for tea lovers. We really enjoyed the bottomless sampler of the teas thrown overboard. It's $3.99, which is reasonable given the quantity and quality. They also have these cute, old-timey games to play on the tables. I'd definitely go back next time I'm in town!
An amazing experience, but i wish they had more tea options on display.
A great place with great view to enjoy good tea.
maybe the tour was just TOO good but the Tea Room was a bit underwhelming; not many choices.
It wasn’t anything overly fancy or decorated, but it was a nice quiet room to relax in until dinner. Cute little place with baked goods and hot drinks
First time here and will 100% be back. Can honestly say best service and afternoon tea I have had. Staff were lovely and friendly and had no trouble.
Delightful, well priced tea room with colonial games (big fan of shut the box!) and yummy pastries. Love to come here with the hubby, enjoy tea for an hour or two and play games. Very relaxing. We don't have kids, but frequently see little ones enjoying themselves as well!
Helpful staff. Ready to answer all sorts of questions. All drinks other than tea serves in paper cups. Tea in plastic mugs. Tea, cider and pastries we're all good. Nicely decorated tearoom. There's also outside seating from a deck looking out on the harbor, boats and skyline.
Really enjoyed tasting all the different tea and playing the old games
Great tour, love all the technology invested in the show.
maybe the tour was just TOO good but the Tea Room was a bit underwhelming; not many choices.
Really cute for tea lovers. We really enjoyed the bottomless sampler of the teas thrown overboard. It's $3.99, which is reasonable given the quantity and quality. They also have these cute, old-timey games to play on the tables. I'd definitely go back next time I'm in town!
A great place with great view to enjoy good tea.
An amazing experience, but i wish they had more tea options on display.
It wasn’t anything overly fancy or decorated, but it was a nice quiet room to relax in until dinner. Cute little place with baked goods and hot drinks
First time here and will 100% be back. Can honestly say best service and afternoon tea I have had. Staff were lovely and friendly and had no trouble.
Delightful, well priced tea room with colonial games (big fan of shut the box!) and yummy pastries. Love to come here with the hubby, enjoy tea for an hour or two and play games. Very relaxing. We don't have kids, but frequently see little ones enjoying themselves as well!
Helpful staff. Ready to answer all sorts of questions. All drinks other than tea serves in paper cups. Tea in plastic mugs. Tea, cider and pastries we're all good. Nicely decorated tearoom. There's also outside seating from a deck looking out on the harbor, boats and skyline.
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