Afternoon tea in Santa Monica? And kindly don't mention Tudor House, since...

[isofood]

I'm looking for food that tastes good. So not Funnel Mill since they really have no food...

7 ladies, 1 year to 91 years old. Quiet. I'm thinking hotel, but which one? Or something on Montana or San Vicenta (sadly Chez Mimi closed)

Please help! To make matters worse, it needs to be on a Sunday.

Thank you all.

[Fru]

The Peninsula, Beverly Hills? http://www.peninsula.com/Beverly_Hill...

[Phurstluv]

Thanks, Fru, that was the other hotel in BH I was thinking of.

[Fru]

My Pleasure. My all time favorite is still the Huntington Library but it is not in the area the poster is requesting recs for. Isofood, if Pasadena is an option the HL does have a wheelchair available if walking is an issue.

[Phurstluv]

I believe most Beverly Hills hotels do tea service. Check out the Regent Wilshire, The Four Seasons, and the Langham, in Pasadena.

[Servorg]

Pacific Dining Car on Wilshire does afternoon tea.

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Pacific Dining Car
2700 Wilshire Blvd, Santa Monica, CA 90403

[yogachik]

Jin Patisserie on Abbot Kinney (Venice, not SM).

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Jin Patisserie
1202 Abbot Kinney Blvd, Venice, CA 90291

[isofood]

Thanks, Yogachik. I love Jin, but I wonder if it's not too difficult for oogenarians and nonogenarians. All the tables are outside, in the sun... not really a cozy place. Know what I mean?

Their pastries are amazing, it's true. Just wondering if it is the best ambiance for us....