Morocco

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Morocco’s Spice Road Table though known for beautiful waterfront dining, refreshing cocktails, and small plates, also serves delicious mint iced tea. If you feel like opting for a more caffeinated than boozy visit to this location, this tea can hit the spot during a hot walk around World Showcase. Additional teas may be available for purchase inside Morocco’s gift shops as well.

Jiko - the Cooking Place

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Did you know Jiko at Animal Kingdom Lodge features 10 different varieties of specialty teas? From herbal blends to specialty Earl Greys and rooibos teas, Jiko has a lot to offer the tea lover in your family. Standouts here include a vanilla sweetened rooibos blend, and the Masala Black Tea Chai, with a blend of fresh spices sure to stand out from our usual chai tea blends.

Garden View Tea Room

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For the ultimate afternoon tea experience at Walt Disney World, you’ll want to make a reservation at the Garden View Tea Room at Disney’s Grand Floridian and Spa. Whether you choose to enjoy tea here during afternoon tea or the princess tea, you’re sure to have a wonderful experience.

Tea is served in traditional fashion, with multiple courses including finger sandwiches, scones, and dessert, along with a pot of tea for each member of your party. A fully stocked tea menu featuring blends by Twinings means that there is a tea for everyone. Enhancements include champagne, cheese and fruit plates, and caviar. Whether you are a tea lover looking to get in some more time with the princesses, or you just want to unwind in upscale Victorian elegance, the Garden View Tea Room is sure to be a hit with Disney tea lovers.

Joffrey’s

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Joffrey’s may be a go-to spot for coffee, but there are a couple of locations in particular that stand out in terms of tea. Animal Kingdom’s Royal Anandapur Tea Company by Joffrey’s is one such place, offering unique blends of both hot and iced teas to guests visiting Asia. The best Joffrey’s tea spot however is the Tea Trader’s Café in Disney Springs. At this location, guests can sip teas (in various forms—hot, iced, frozen…), snack on tea-flavored desserts, and even create custom blends. Can’t make it to Disney Springs? A selection of tea blends and accessories may be ordered through Joffrey’s website.

Earl of Sandwich

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Earl of Sandwich may seem like a surprising choice for tea—their hot tea is fairly standard after all. Though a number of tea bags are available to choose from for hot tea, the real stand out at Earl of Sandwich is the Earl Grey Lemonade. The stronger aroma of Earl Grey tea mixed with the sweetness of lemonade is a refreshing way to enjoy a day at Disney Springs. (And the sandwiches aren’t half bad either).

Wonderland Tea

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Looking for some unique tea souvenirs to bring back home? The majority of the larger Disney gift shops (like the Emporium or Mouse Gear for instance) will stock various types of Wonderland Tea. These whimsical tea blends themed around Alice in Wonderland are quite tasty and can be the perfect gift for yourself or the tea lover you left at home. The tea may be purchased loose or in sachets, and is often placed in the store near equally tempting tea cups and honey spoons.