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Melbourne's 1892-founded tea rooms institution, celebrated for spectacular cake displays and signature afternoon tea
Melbourne high tea, hotel grandeur, garden scones, and the new wave
From Hopetoun's 1892 heritage elegance to Oxi's interactive themed tiers, 12 high tea experiences across Melbourne.
Melbourne's 1892-founded tea rooms institution, celebrated for spectacular cake displays and signature afternoon tea
The NGV's elegant tearoom serving high tea, scones, and fresh sandwiches steps from the gallery.
Melbourne's standout high tea inside a gothic heritage Collins St building with a live violinist.
Carlton's immersive high tea — quarterly themed menus, 30+ teas, and edible art.
Chinese dining and high tea in the Dandenong Ranges, with alpacas and mountain views as the backdrop.
Melbourne's grand dame of high tea — tiered stands, 12 loose-leaf teas and Victorian grandeur.
Grand Hyatt's elegant kitchen — perfect steaks, lavish buffets, and Saturday high tea under one roof.
Brunswick's prettiest high tea house — bottomless scones, private rooms, pink florals.
Collingwood's opulent French-style high tea salon where every morsel is handcrafted by a pastry chef
Brunswick East's most-dressed high tea — gorgeous French-English decor for birthdays, baby showers, and special occasions.
Yarra-side boathouse where scones, rowing boats, and one of Melbourne's most scenic views outshine the menu.
Art deco tea rooms in the Dandenong Ranges — scones, cockatoos, and a view that earns the drive.
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