Looking for an opulent afternoon tea that a young foodie will also appreciate? Look no further. In a city brimming with high tea options, The Windsor still reigns supreme, offering a truly elegant and memorable afternoon tea experience, and after 142 years of tradition, it’s easy to see why.

Young foodies can now enjoy their very own high tea experience at The Grand Hyatt Melbourne with the newly-launched Little Sippers’ High Tea menu – a charming, child-friendly twist on the original, complete with mini savouries, sweet treats, and access to a luxurious dessert buffet.

Looking for a relaxing and enjoyable high tea experience away from hustle and bustle of inner-city Melbourne? Joseph’s at the Lancemore Mansion Hotel Werribee Park may be just the ticket.

It’s always a delight to discover a new 5-star afternoon tea, and the Park Hyatt Melbourne’s latest menu, the Art of Afternoon Tea, certainly delivers.

After a long hiatus, the InterContinental Melbourne is once again serving afternoon tea – and they’re back with a designer offering that is sure to tempt many a Melburnian.

Trying out a new high tea venue can be a bit of a lucky dip – but when the executive pastry chef hails from Vue de Monde and there’s an inviting dessert window fronting Chapel Street, you know you’re in for a treat.

Chocolate lovers are in for a treat with this specially themed Easter Chocolate Indulgence High Tea currently being served up at the Pan Pacific Melbourne.

Get ready Melbourne …The Waiting Room, Crown Melbourne is ringing in 2024 with a new High Tea menu inspired by Moët & Chandon Imperial Brut.