Afternoon Tea in Las Vegas

[josephml1]

Afternoon tea.

I am looking for an original English afternoon tea in Vegas area... Looking for one with Canapes, desserts, scones with clotted cream and of course a good tea.

Thank you all.

[josephml1]

Does anyone have heard anything abot this tea rooms???

Azuza Hookah & Fine Teas [Tea room and merchant]
6340 West Charleston Boulevard; 702-258-BOBA

The Carmel Room at The Rampart Casino [Tea room]
221 North Rampart Boulevard; 702-507-5955

Cobblestones Tea Room [Tea room and merchant]
Antique Mall of America
9151 Las Vegas Boulevard South; 702-688-4148

Market Tea Room [Tea room]
6665 South Eastern Avenue; 702-362-4832

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Special Tea Shoppe [Tea room and merchant]
2620 Regatta Drive; 702-233-3795

T2U, Inc. [Tea room]
All of Las Vegas Valley; 702-498-7818

Tea Room Gallery [Tea room and merchant]
Not Just Antiques Mart, Second Floor

Thanks

[sassafras518]

I have had tea at The Four Seasons and at Petrossian's and suggest you look around for a smaller place off the strip. Petrossian's tea was fine but the ambiance is so much of the "tea" experience and it is a nice bar. Tea is served on one side of it and as it is in the lobby on the route to the conservatory , there are a lot of people everywhere. We had tea at the Four Season a few months ago and do not recommend it. We have lunch at the Verandah at the Four Seasons every time we go to Las Vegas as it is a lovely, relaxing room with reasonable prices for lunch. But I did not find the quality of the tea up to the usual level for the Verandah. Nothing terrible, just totally average. Though they did serve a nice bottle of champagne. Quite a small selection of tea. Sorry I haven't had tea elsewhere in Las Vegas.

[josephml1]

Please keep your opinions coming I don't mind if is a small place with good tea...

[josephml1]

:)

[alanstotle]

My wife, parents, & I had a very nice afternoon tea at the Verandah at the Four Seasons. Supposedly reservations are recommended, though when we went we practically had the place to ourselves.

Their web site is: www.fourseasons.com/lasvegas/dining.html

My wife's write-up of our experience is at: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/537751

[josephml1]

Great Review, thank you for sharing...

[qbanese]

I would suggest Petrossian's inside the Bellagio Hotel. It's near the hotel registration, serving classic afternoon tea which cannot be beat.

[josephml1]

Do you remember the price?

[Erich]

Was $35/person not too long ago.

[josephml1]

Very good Tea I highly recommend it.

[zaxcat]

It runs between $35 and $47.50 depending on the tea and if you want champagne with it.

[josephml1]

Thanks for the information... :)

[BeenThereAteThat]

The Excalibur should have what you want.

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Excalibur
3850 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109

[josephml1]

Never heard of the excalibur do you know where?

[josephml1]

Thanks.