Abigail's Tea Room
Tea Party Ships & Museum, 306 Congress St, Boston
(866) 955-0667
Customers' Favorites
Tea Plater Plus Tea Tasting Mugs
Cranberry Orange
Tea and Cookies
Chocolate Chip
Oatmeal Raisin
Sandwiches
Tea Time
Scone
M&M
Menu
Photos
+62 photos
+61 photos
Add a photo
Order Online
Recent Reviews
Tea is wonderful. Reasonable price. You get to taste historic tea and keep the mug as souvenir. Scones are horrible. Not British scone. It’s like crusty muffins. Not real clotted cream nor jam. Tour is too expensive. Not sure if we will enjoy play roles so we sat on the ship deck and watch them.
We went to Abigail’s tea room without attending the Boston Tea Party museum portion which was best for us.
The tea was interesting and the clam chowder was delicious!
It was enough for us to just go and have tea, look at the ship and the harbor, and listen in on a portion of the tour from the group below the balcony where we were seated.
The tea was interesting and the clam chowder was delicious!
It was enough for us to just go and have tea, look at the ship and the harbor, and listen in on a portion of the tour from the group below the balcony where we were seated.
Our family had wonderful time at the Boston Tea party museum. Wonderful CAST and fun learning! Make our trip memorable.
We sat down enjoyed the ambience and try different type of tea. It’s such a lovely afternoon.
We sat down enjoyed the ambience and try different type of tea. It’s such a lovely afternoon.
You May Also Like
Glenn’s Kreme&Kone at the Hood Milk Bottle - 306 Congress St
![]()
Ice Cream Shop, Hot Dogs, Ice Cream
Smith & Wollensky - Boston - Atlantic Wharf, 294 Congress St
![]()
Steak House, Seafood, American, New American, Vegan