I have compiled a list of places via Googling and word of mouth that you can visit for afternoon tea. If I'm missing any, please let me know so I can add it to my list. Thanks!
Adonia Tea House Restaurant
West 41st Avenue, Vancouver, BC
Apeldoorn's Restaurant and Fine Catering
Mill Street, Chilliwack, BC
Bacchus Restaurant at the Wedgewood Hotel
Hornby Street, Vancouver, BC
The Fairmond Hotel Vancouver
Georgia Street, Vancouver, BC
Fairmont Pacific Rim
Canada Place, Vancouver, BC
Faubourg
West 41st, Kerrisdale, Vancouver, BC
The Fish House
Stanley Park Drive, Vancouver, BC
Fleuri Restaurant at Sutton Place Hotel
Burrard Street, Vancouver, BC
Little White House & Co
Glover Rd, Fort Langley, BC
Notte's Bon Ton Pastry & Confectionery
West Broadway, Vancouver, BC
Provence Marinaside
Marinaside Crescent, Vancouver, BC
Provence Mediterranean Grill
West 10th Street, Vancouver, BC
Schokolade Artisan Chocolates & Cafe
East Hastings, Vancouver, BC
The Secret Garden Tea Company
West Boulevard, Vancouver, BC
Serendipi Tea
Montrose Avenue, Abbotsford, BC
Shaktea
Main Street, Vancouver, BC
Shangri-La Hotel
West Georgia Street, Vancouver, BC
T Room Bakery & Kitchenware
West 10th Avenue, Vancouver, BC
Tracycakes Bakery Cafe
Montrose Avenue, Abbotsford, BC
Tracycakes Bakery Cafe
Marine Drive, White Rock, BC
The Urban Tea Merchant
West Georgia Street, Vancouver, BC
The Urban Tea Merchant
Main Street, West Vancouver, BC
The Yorshire Tea Shoppe
Glover Rd, Fort Langley, BC
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Welcome to Kumona's Tea-N-Sipity Blog!
Afternoon tea has become a popular interest. Some follow the more traditional approach while some add contemporary flair to the tradition. I enjoy scouting and exploring the various places both locally and internationally and sharing my experience with everyone. My challenge to myself this year is to schedule Tea Time once or twice per month and see how many different places I can go to without breaking the bank.
Don't forget to leave your comments. May the journey begin...
Afternoon tea has become a popular interest. Some follow the more traditional approach while some add contemporary flair to the tradition. I enjoy scouting and exploring the various places both locally and internationally and sharing my experience with everyone. My challenge to myself this year is to schedule Tea Time once or twice per month and see how many different places I can go to without breaking the bank.
Don't forget to leave your comments. May the journey begin...
My First Afternoon Tea
My first elaborate afternoon tea experience was at the Fairmont Empress Hotel in Victoria 8 years ago. It was a memorable experience -- sipping the famous Empress blend tea (a tea exclusively made for Fairmont Empress only) in a Victorian style chair and enjoying a selection of English sandwiches, pastries, sweets and fruits prepared by a master pastry chef. The ambiance was cozy and relaxing accompanied by live piano music. The price of $44 also includes a tin of Empress Blend tea bags and sample jars of Wilkin & Sons strawberry jams (available upon request). Service was excellent with professional, friendly and attentive staff. Outside the tea lobby, there was a small shop that carried the Empress Tea blend and other flavored teas. The next time you visit Victoria, drop by the Empress hotel for an afternoon tea and experience the English tradition that you will never forget.
Rating Guide
1 - Awful
Don't waste your time or money
2 - Disappointing
Don't have high expectations
3 - Decent
Some good and bad. May visit again
4 - Very Good
Highly recommended. Definitely return again
5 - Superb
A must go place for tea lovers
Don't waste your time or money
2 - Disappointing
Don't have high expectations
3 - Decent
Some good and bad. May visit again
4 - Very Good
Highly recommended. Definitely return again
5 - Superb
A must go place for tea lovers
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