Debbie's inspiration stemmed from cherished memories of afternoon tea with her children, a time when conversations flowed as freely as the tea itself. Captivated by the idea of reviving this "lost" pastime, she envisioned a space where guests could escape life's hustle and bustle, savoring moments of tranquility with loved ones.

From its inception, The Lost Tea Room has been a labor of love involving Debbie's entire family. Her daughters Natalie, Jennifer, Meredith, and Emma Grace, son Reid, daughter-in-law Victoria, sons in law Derek, Micah and Josh, and supportive husband Peter have each played integral roles in bringing this dream to life. Alongside them, Debbie's sisters Lisa and Deanne, brother-in-law Trey, and a circle of close friends and neighbors have contributed their talents, making The Lost Tea Room a true community effort.

At the heart of The Lost Tea Room are core values that shape every interaction and experience. Debbie and her team are committed to sourcing local and seasonal ingredients whenever possible, ensuring that each bite and sip reflects the flavors of the region. The menu features traditional afternoon tea with housemade scones, savory bites, sweets, and a variety of teas, all crafted with locally sourced ingredients and seasonal flavors.

Praised for its authentic ambiance and relaxed charm, The Lost Tea Room has quickly become a beloved destination. Their dedication to creating a nurturing environment where everyone feels cherished is evident in every detail, from the warm welcome extended to each guest to the thoughtful touches that adorn the space.

Plan your visit to The Lost Tea Room at 296 Sakanaga Trace, Marietta, SC, and discover why it's more than just a tea room—it's a treasured tradition reimagined.