Founded in 1926 by members of the Russian Imperial Ballet, The Russian Tea Room has long been a haven for New York’s cultural and creative circles. With its iconic interiors and storied past, it has hosted generations of artists, performers, and dignitaries. It remains a timeless, transportive destination—where hospitality meets heritage in the heart of Manhattan. Today, the Russian Tea Room is proudly family owned, with its current stewards

dedicated to honoring the restaurant’s legacy while introducing a thoughtful sense of renewal. Their vision balances preservation with openness, ensuring the Tea Room remains a welcoming space for all. Whether for a culturally rich afternoon tea, a celebratory dinner, or a spontaneous visit, it continues to offer moments of connection, tradition, and delight in the heart of New York.

Just where is the Russian Tea Room located?

Slightly to the left of Carnegie Hall & 6 minutes & 23 seconds from Lincoln Center