High Tea in Adelaide

[Nemo30]

Anyone got any recommendations for High Tea in Adelaide?

I was thinking the Stamford Grand, but reviews dont look so good.

Needs to be air-conditioned and relatively easy access as going with my 93yo Nana (who lives near Glenelg).


Love the High Tea at the Hyatt in Canberra, looking for something similar. Beautiful old building, grand piano and nice food - something that feels fancy.

 

[weg]

The Lady Daly on Port Rd. Hindmarsh is lovely.

I had a high tea there about 2 years ago - $35 inc. all the champagne you could drink in 2 hours.

It's well renovated and has a nice atmosphere. No problems for access either that i recall.

Recommended.


http://www.theladydaly.com.au/photos/view-our-hotel

http://www.urbanspoon.com/r/336/135...ide/Western-Suburbs/Lady-Daly-Hotel-Hindmarsh

Some bad reviews there but our table found both the tea and service to be faultless.

 

[norwoodman]

Lenzerheide on Belair Road (Hawthorn) is one that always comes to mind when I think of good high tea in Adelaide.

 

[mflying]

Since she lives in glenelg. .stamford would be obvious choice.

I witnessed a bfast and high tea party for elderly couple and they looked really happy.

Worth while paying visit in advance and talk to head chef in advance!

It will pay off...I stay there every time I am in adelaide and staff are very accmodating!

 

[weg]

This place looks good.

http://www.icadelaide.com.au/dining/the-atrium-lounge/atrium-lounge-high-tea/

 

[Nemo30]

Thanks everyone - really appreciate the suggestions. Who knew Adelaide had such nice places

I think Lenzerheide is exactly what im looking for.

 

[norwoodman]

I knew you'd follow my recommendation.

 

[Corey Batt]

I knew you'd follow my recommendation.

Don't you mean mine?

 

[DaveM]

One of CJay's slums in davoren park. More of a ripped tee than a high tea, though plenty of people are sure to be high.

 

[Nemo30]

I knew you'd follow my recommendation.

You both obviously have impeccable taste