Where: Buckhead, Atlanta, Georgia
Style: Elegant traditional
Tea Selection: 5 loose leaf tea sachets
Teatimes: Tuesday to Saturday, 11 to 2; Seasonal Teas;
Private parties of 8 to 200, 7 days a week
Reservations: Reservations required for parties of 8 or more, otherwise, walk-ins welcome
Contact: 404-261-0636
Cost: $78 Seasonal Teas; $37.50 ($75 Tea for Two)
Destination Tea Tips: The entrance to Swan Coach House is on Slaton Drive, behind the Atlanta History Center’s main building. There is required valet parking, or you can look for on-street parking. As you approach the house, either use the restaurant entrance on your right to go directly to the dining room, or use the main entrance to visit the vast gift shop and art gallery.
Prices and teatimes are subject to change. Please see our Atlanta afternoon tea directory for the latest details.
Destination Tea Notes: One of Atlanta’s longest standing gathering places for “ladies who lunch” – Swan Coach House in Buckhead – has launched a regular afternoon tea service after years of serving quarterly teas and private tea parties. Behind the 1928 Swan House mansion, this former carriage house was transformed by twelve Atlantan art patronesses in 1965, into a restaurant, gift shop, and in 1984, an art gallery dedicated to promoting Southern artists. In recent years, the dining room has had a makeover, while the menu continues to feature Southern favorites and Swan Coach House signature recipes. Year-round, should you have an occasion to gather 8 or more friends for a private tea reservation, you will have the treat of venturing into one of the other four historic private dining rooms the Swan Coach House has to offer. Afternoon tea goers will like the affordability, loveliness and walk-ins-welcome aspects of this Buckhead tea spot, which also gives them the option to invite a friend who may prefer to order off the full lunch menu.
Tea Selection
Scones & Spreads, Savories and Sweets
Destination Tea’s Afternoon Tea Rating
Do any of nice tea locations ever offer gluten free pastries,especially scones?😔
Yes they do – whenever you click through to their menu or website, they will typically say if they have gluten-free options, which typically require a special request when you call ahead. There are a few afternoon tea venues in the country that are actually gluten-free bakeries as well.