Whether it’s an afternoon out for a special occasion, or just because. High tea is the kind of pick me up we all need to indulge in every now and then.
Gather the girls, or boys, or just treat yourself to one of the best high-tea Perth venues we’ve included in our roundup below.
Add a pot of freshly brewed tea or a glass of bubbly and you’ve got all the trimmings of savoury and sweet tiers of delight.
Best High Tea Perth Venues
Fleur
Starting off our best high tea Perth venues list is Fleur — situated in the Royal Hotel, in Perth CBD.
Badged as ‘afternoon bloom’, Fleur positions its offering as less high tea and more high treat. It’s an elevated event costing $65 per head that takes place in two Saturday sittings, one at 12:00pm and one at 2.30pm.
Start with a glass of prosecco on arrival, then munch away with a savoury course followed by decadent sweets.
Treasury Lounge and Bar
The Como is Perth’s most gorgeous and revered hotel – and with good reason. Its’ plush interiors, and chic, effortless style make it eye candy central, as well as being the ideal location for a lazy afternoon enjoying high tea (Wednesday to Sunday from 12:00pm to 5:00pm).
They have three different high tea packages to choose from. The Classic for $65 per person, Western Australian for $75 (with a glass of WA sparkling) and Signature for $85 (which includes a glass of Taittinger Champagne).
As the bar is situated above “Point Zero”, the marker to which all distances to Perth are measured, the menu showcases just how far each ingredient in each dish has travelled from the various Western Australian producers used.
With divine bites and an opulent setting, you won’t be disappointed.
Bites by D
A bright, light location in Mount Hawthorn is where you will find another top high tea Perth venue.
Bites by D brings high tea to you every day (or nearly so) running Tuesday to Sunday.
Their high tea is $45 on weekdays or $55 on weekends (and a twilight session on Saturday late afternoon for $59 for large groups of 15+). All sessions include savoury and petite desserts, with a hot beverage of your choice, be it a 5 Senses coffee or a T2 pot of tea.
And for those so inclined, you can also BYO your own champers at only $5 corkage fee for the bottle.
Make your way through the different mini bites on offer – especially the sweets because this patisserie brings a strong cake game to the table.
The Westin
Soaking up the sun while enjoying The Westin’s signature tea is pretty darn close to heaven in our minds.
Available daily from 12:00pm-4:00pm in their Haven Lounge overlooking Hibernian Place, this is an ideal way to visit this stunning hotel and enjoy the ambience.
The high tea here comes with generous savoury and sweet items that rotate depending on seasonality and also theme, plus fluffy scones that will have you swooning.
Price wise, The Westin’s high tea is $59, to which you can add on a glass of sparkling for an extra $10. Or for $79 per person, it can include a glass of Moet & Chandon champagne instead. If you’re looking for a treat in the comfort of your own home, you can also order their high tea in advance for takeaway – which is really special!
Bistro Guillaume
Bistro Guillaume takes on a Parisian vibe with their afternoon tea indulgence.
The canapés served here have a distinctly fine-tuned approach, with a spanner crab sandwich, duck pithiviers and lemon meringue tartlets.
But that’s just the tip of the iceberg, there are so many more dishes piled high on the tiered stand to make your way through.
Plus you get your choice from a lengthy tea menu, getting one pot per person from selections such as Soursop Green, Silver Top or Stockholm blend.
Held on Saturdays from 2:00pm, the pricing is $50 per person with tea or coffee, or $65 with a glass of Moet & Chandon Imperial Champagne, plus tea or coffee.
Chinta
Looking for some international flair for your high tea experience?
Balinese-inspired oasis Chinta Café signature high tea is priced at $49 per person, which includes a continuous flow of loose leaf teas (7 different to choose from), or coffee for those who need a kick of caffeine.
It’s also BYO bubbles, which means you can elevate the occasion even more.
Here you can enjoy three tiers of savoury and sweet bites from one of these high tea options:
- Signature
- Gluten free
- Vegetarian
- Vegan
- Dairy-free and halal
We love how accommodating they are for dietary requirements.
Plus these guys are also doing takeaway high tea which comes with a complimentary bottle of bubbles with orders of two or more.
TWR
Looking for a different high tea Perth option?
Okay so it’s not high tea, but high coffee is easily just as enticing – and that’s what makes Crown Perth’s TWR stand out amongst the pack.
Available every day from 12:00pm-5:00pm, it’s priced at $28 per person and you can add on a cocktail for $15.
Bookings aren’t required, which means you can stroll in any day to get your hand on their four decadent desserts and choice of cocktail like caramel espresso martini, el cuco naranja or me time. There’s also non-alcoholic options available too.
You’ll be delighted as you get a sugar rush from their chocolate cigar, tiramisu crème brulee, or one of the other treats they’re serving up that day.
Chapels on Whatley
Want to transport yourself to the 1920s at the Raffles Hotel in Singapore?
Well maybe not specifically, but you’ll see the worth in that era thanks to Chapels on Whatley’s high tea experience.
From starting the day with a glass of champagne, pate and cucumber sandwiches, to finishing with rocky road, lemon meringue and more served on fine bone china. Chapels will make you feel like you’re miles away from home with each bite.
Priced at $49.95 per person, Chapels requires a booking 7 days prior to attending, so make sure you get organised and lock this one away in the diary.
Lavender Bistro
Swan Valley’s Lavender Bistro has made a name for itself as one of the best high tea options in Perth venues thanks to its French flair and relaxed style.
Priced at a very reasonable $28 per person (or $33 with a glass of sparkling rose), it’s served between 10:00am to 4:00pm and comes in three tiers.
On the top tier, you’ll find a selection of hot savouries, followed by a middle tier of gourmet finger sandwiches and a bottom tier of baby cakes and mini scones.
The team here cater to large groups and is dog-friendly. And don’t forget to stop by La Boutique to take home some of their lavender tea, jams and olive oils.
May Street Larder
May Street Larder’s Artisan High Tea is $49 per person, coming with unlimited coffee and tea to enjoy your afternoon.
The menu packs a punch as it skews more to the savoury side of things. You can expect dishes like a Korean fried chicken slider, hot smoked salmon blini, house-made sausage roll and more.
Mouth watering yet?
Don’t forget about the sweet side of things with the likes of their lemon curd slide and coconut cake.
A minimum of two people is required per booking, so find a date and head down to the port side.
Bar Uma
Set in a beautiful garden party, a high tea at Pan Pacific Hotel’s Bar Uma has all the trappings for a fun day out.
Enjoy an afternoon of bottomless seasonal sweet and savoury delights, including oysters, scones and poached prawn tartlets.
Prices start at $58 per person (tea and coffee), $88 per person (free-flowing Australian sparkling and cocktail) or $122 per person (free-flowing French champagne). Reservations are available every Saturday and Sunday from 2:00pm to 4:30pm.
Where will your next high tea Perth adventure be?
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