Just where is the Russian Tea Room located? 

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

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. Today, 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.