Enjoy an elegant affair in the most traditional space

Stood just opposite the majestic Trinity Church, Boston Public Library is well known for its neoclassic exterior that hides terrific beauty inside with amazing sculptures and murals since 1852. Locals and tourists are here not only to admire the third largest public library in the United States, but also its resources that contain more than 24 million items in the library.

However, we are not here today to talk about the library, but what’s inside that you might never noticed.

Courtyard Tea Room is a hidden jewel steeped in history overlooking the beautiful Italianate Courtyard at the Boston Public Library providing a sanctuary in Boston's Bay Bay.

Serving an elegant classic tea with a twist of New England culinary favorites, the Courtyard is the premier destination for afternoon tea in the city. No other tea room offers the experience of finely crafted tea sandwiches, sweets, and scones in a historic and architectural marvel like the McKim Building of the Boston Public Library.

Embellish your experience with their signature tea-infused cocktails inspired by literary greats who were inspired by the great spirits featured in their menu, hosting parties of up to 5 guests at our three 90-minute dining experience times.

The afternoon sun revealed such a perfect view of the Trinity Church across the building, creating a warm ambiance to the tearoom.

After the hostess saw us to our reserved table, we were greeted by the silverware and tea menu inside an old book, emphasize where we dine at the moment.

The afternoon tea comes with a full course of Starter, Savory Sandwiches, Scones, and Petits Fours. Serving along with a tea pot of guest selection.