Where is Melbourne's Best High Tea

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If you're looking for a fancy way to spend an afternoon, then you really can't look past a High Tea. With so many places all over Melbourne offering this dainty meal, it can be hard to sort the good from the bad. We've got a few ideas of some great places to try, but we want your opinions on where we can enjoy the best High Tea in Melbourne.



The newly re-opened Myer Mural Hall has to be one of the most elegant High Tea locations. Dine on scones, macarons, sandwiches, and dainty cakes, while enjoying the luxurious surroundings and fine china. You'll start your high tea with a glass of sparkling, and end it feeling full but very refined. This high tea is at the pricier end of the list, but at $70 per person you can expect to be pampered. Perfect for special occasions like birthdays, baby showers, and bridal parties.



The Emerald Peacock put a twist on the classic high tea, renaming it the Girls Picnic. Enjoy their refreshing peach ice tea, as well as sandwiches, cupcakes, and macarons. This is a great way to escape for the afternoon, whilst remaining in the middle of the city.



Madame Brussels also favours the outdoors with their Garden Parties taking the place of High Tea on the menu. This delight will set you back $38 per head. You'll enjoy all those old fashioned sandwiches like pickles and ham, curried egg, and chicken and cucumber. To get the garden party started, of course you'll also have to enjoy a jug of PIMMS.

There are many more worthy places that we're sure some will mention. You might enjoy High Tea at one of Melbourne's fanciest hotels, or prefer smaller cafes to enjoy your dainty treats. High tea can range anywhere from $25 to $100, but each one provides a lovely experience. Have you tried one that just ticks all the boxes?



You could try High Tea at #4258 ">The Grand Hyatt , #4017 ">The Hyatt Park Hotel , Jaqueline's Tea Room, Mamor Chocolates , the Royal Botanical Gardens , the Stamford Plaza , or the Tea Room at the National Gallery of Victoria . Do any of these places make the top of your list, or have you discovered somewhere else that really takes the cake.

Tell us about your most elegant high tea experience, and where you think we can find Melbourne's best high tea.

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