Welcome
Mrs. Bell's Tea Room offers a cozy and friendly space for you to connect with your friends and family over delicious tea (or coffee) and yummy treats. We specialize in the Victorian tradition of "Afternoon Tea," served on vintage china.
We also host memorable events, including the upcoming:
Sept 19 - Frozen Tea Party
Sept 24 - Silent Book Worm Club
Oct 10 - TulipArts Embroidery Group
Oct 14 - Sip 'N Stitch
Oct 15 - Lunch & Learn
Oct 17 - Brew & Bewitch
Oct 17 - Chatham Kent Women's
Center Witches' Walk
Oct 22 - Create a Record Bowl
Oct 22 - Silent Book Worm Club
Oct 24 - Harry Potter Party
We are located at 241 Grand Avenue East in Chatham, Ontario.
We offer on-site parking, wheelchair accessibility, a
simple menu including quiche, soup, salad, etc. We are sure you will enjoy your visit. There is a lovely gift area of handmade treasures, and ample space between tables. You will surely be impressed by our lovely selection of vintage cups and saucers, and charming atmosphere.
Whether catching up with family or a close friend, or celebrating a milestone, Mrs. Bell will make you feel at home. Drop by for a pot of tea, delicious scones with clotted cream and strawberry jam, or come for the experience of Afternoon Tea. Afternoon tea is the lovely Victorian tradition of enjoying your choice of tea, tasty finger sandwiches, scones with cream and jam, and irresistible desserts, all served on a vintage, tiered tray.
Relaxing at Mrs. Bell's is a special treat that you will recall with fondness, so drop by or reserve your table to ensure you have a spot. Gluten free and vegan options available, but require notice at least 24 hours ahead of time.
Mrs. Bell's themed parties usually include an activity, door prize and either a trivia or game. The treats are tailored to fit the theme.
A $10/person deposit is required to hold your spot for special events, and for groups of 8 or more. Either cash or e-transfer mrsbellstearoom@gmail.com
Don't miss out
Call Mrs. Bell directly at
226 627-0248
or reserve now by selecting the button below.


