Has anyone gone for an afternoon tea in NYC? I am looking for a good place to go for 3 adults. Been looking all morning and haven't been able to figure out which one sounds the best.
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Has anyone gone for an afternoon tea in NYC? I am looking for a good place to go for 3 adults. Been looking all morning and haven't been able to figure out which one sounds the best.
I have gone to tea in NYC numerous times, always adults only. Which places are you considering?
Christine șoș
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I've had tea at the Russian Tea Room and at the Plaza (and both are close to MOMA). Both are lovely and I have vivid memories from going with my Mom.
I hope you enjoy it!!
The Palm Court, which is where afternoon tea is held at the Plaza, is under renovations but is scheduled to reopen any day now. The only problem I had with tea at the Plaza was you had so many people taking pictures while you are trying to enjoy tea. Took a bit away from the relaxing vibe which I like with afternoon tea.
Christine șoș
Intercot Staff-Accommodations, Dining, Guests with Special Needs
I've had tea at the Russian Tea Room and at the Plaza (and both are close to MOMA). Both are lovely and I have vivid memories from going with my Mom.
I hope you enjoy it!!
The Russian Tea room sounded really expensive. For 3 of us it would be about $250. The Plaza looks good if it reopens.
My daughters and I went to the American Girl place in Chicago for tea a couple of times when thet were young. We had such a good time.
Radiance Tea has Asian food and a lot of tea choices so may go with that. The one bad thing is I don't think it takes reservations. It isn't fancy so my daughters probably would like it better.
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I agree about the Russian Tea Room (just checked out their menu). WOW! $$$%
You'll have to come up to Toronto and have tea at the King Eddie. It's a lovely tea experience too!
I come from British stock, so we often went for tea when we travelled. We also often went out to tea at home as well. My Mom (who passed away 6 years ago) was a very small eater with very disabled hands, and appreciated the daintiness of tea. We always prepared a Valentine's Day Tea in her home each year too. Really lovely memories.
Jennifer (aka Mickey'sGirl)
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We had a great time in NYC today. It was cold but we walked fast!
When we arrived the girls got coffee and breakfast at a Dunkin Donuts. We walked to St. Patrick's stopping a few places in Times Square. They were getting the New Years ball ready to lift to the top.
We also saw them working on the Christmas tree at Rockeffer Center.
We enjoyed the Metropoliton Museum of Art. I was blown away by the Tiffany glass and the views of Central Park are nice. The Frank Lloyd Wright room is nice and the Egyptian art.
Our tea at the Plaza was very nice. If anyone goes we figured out we should have gotten a couple different food choices rather than all the same one. There were 25 teas to choose from and the waiters were very attentive. The Eliose tea food choices looked fun- little cupcakes in the desserts and cotton candy. It would have been fun to sample other pastries and sandwiches.
We made it to Macy's to look around.
On train home now- nice day trip.
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