Met up with a friend I hadn't seen in a while and one of her buddies for afternoon tea at the Brown palace, and it was a really nice place to catch up and chill! The location is in a historic building, so it's got a lot of visual interest, but it's also in the center of the sort of lobby area (not sure what to call it) and a bit tightly packed, so it also feels pretty exposed to whatever noises are going on, which isn't my favorite type of setting, but is certainly unique and would be enjoyable for those who don't mind. There was definitely a tour of the building that occurred during part of our tea, which brought some extra background noise, but not egregiously so. There was live piano for a time, as well, which was lovely, and the servers were quite nice. The tea service itself was good--my friend had called ahead and made the arrangements as she (being the local) was more familiar etc., and they were able to provide a vegan set for me and a gluten-free set for her (plus the normal set for her friend), and we all enjoyed the snacks. No idea if they are able to accommodate both vegan and gluten-free, but they might. Nothing was a standout to me, but I also liked everything on my tier well enough, which is itself an accomplishment. The tea was good as well, but as is typical in afternoon tea places, most of the variety comes from flavored teas, so if you prefer unflavored, your choices will be more limited (but there are still a handful to choose from). Overall, a really nice afternoon tea experience (if a bit on the expensive side), just be aware that if you have any dietary restrictions, arranging ahead by at least a day seems to be a must. read more

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Afternoon tea at the Brown Palace is an amazing experience. I went during the holidays in December and I did not book out in advance which apparently some people start booking in June. So make sure to plan accordingly if you would like the holiday afternoon tea November through January I did go on to open table and there was a cancellation which was relatively easy and straightforward to book. [[HIGHLIGHT]]As a guy that never had afternoon tea, you definitely want to dress up. Atmosphere wise it's 90% women with maybe 10% families.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I would absolutely recommend it if you have 4-Year-Olds and up. I got the signature experience which was $95 that includes 1T selection, a set of scones, finger sandwiches, and then desserts, and it also has an included menu. That's a little more robust. In hindsight, I probably would have stuck with just the classic. The signature was great but the classic is so filling. It's kind of Overkill. For the classic they even offered extra sandwiches. I noticed most other tables seem to enjoy their tea and the scones and maybe one set of sandwiches and then took the second set of sandwiches and desserts to go. I think I would have taken that route the next time. If you've never gone to afternoon tea, I'd recommend watching a short YouTube on proper etiquette, there is some pretty interesting information on the difference between high tea, low tea, and if you're supposed to be using a knife on your scone or breaking it with your fingers spoiler alert, you are supposed to break it. [[HIGHLIGHT]]During the holidays the decorations are fantastic and perfect photo backdrop.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Ultimately a really good experience and I'm looking forward to going again read more

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Afternoon Tea was wonderful. I ordered a regular tea, a kir royale, and butterfly jasmine tea. * delighted giggling * I asked for a few slices of lemon with the butterfly tea. A couple of stirs and it turned from blue to purple! Whee!!! * happy science penguin * I used almost my entire 90-minute reservation. I did get the free refill on the sandwiches. Honestly, I think I would have loved refills on the scones better, even if it was just the regular scone. I saved the chocolate truffle for last and actually didn't finish it ... it was really rich. read more

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Very fun experience with yummy food (scones, sandwiches, pastries) and a wide selection of teas. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Fun place to dress up and go.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Employees were kind and attentive. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Harpist let us try out the harp.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Located in the atrium when one enters the hotel.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Would definitely return. read more

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Came here to enjoy some afternoon tea and had such a wonderful experience! [[HIGHLIGHT]]The lobby is grand and elegant and the staff is very welcoming.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We had Hiwatt as our waitress and she was kind and knowledgeable. I have a gluten and dairy allergy and she brought me a whole platter of gluten free and vegan pastries! Everything was delicious! read more

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Inside the Brown palace. My hubs surprised me here for an afternoon treat. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Perfect spot for a meet up with the girls or a nice date spot with your beau.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The mini pastries and teas were on point. The wait staff were very friendly and attentive. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Its one of my favorite spots in Denver.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Close proximity to the civic center and mass transit. read more

I took my Mom here for a holiday afternoon tea . It was a great experience! [[HIGHLIGHT]]We sat in the beautiful atrium where the gigantic chandelier hung overhead.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We were served tea and sandwiches right away. I tried their Brown Palace Hotel Christmas spice tea, and my Mom tried their white peach tea; both were delicious! We had scones with the yummy Devonshire Cream, and plenty of cucumber and egg sandwiches. The waitresses were friendly and professional. We'll be back again! read more

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The Brown Palace afternoon tea is such a luxurious afternoon tea! A group of my friends have had a tradition of going for afternoon tea every holiday season (make sure you make reservations ahead of time for the holiday tea). During the pandemic we even purchased afternoon tea to go and had it at each of our homes. I wish they still offered that service! We like to dress up in our finest (with hats sometimes) and spend hours drinking tea and eating the yummy scones, sandwiches and tea treats. I LOVE the Devonshire cream to put on the scones! We like that they bring a second round of sandwiches. [[HIGHLIGHT]]It's lovely to have someone playing the piano while you're having your tea.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]The decorations are so beautiful and elegant during the holidays.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]I've also been for tea at other times of the year. It's a great place to connect with friends, celebrate something special like Mother's Day or a birthday or just have a time to treat yourself.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] With the $65 per person for the Classic Afternoon Tea it seems to be more of a special occasion tea. Valet parking is available. The price is hefty at $32, but can be reasonable if split amongst a group. read more

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On the expensive side FOR SURE. [[HIGHLIGHT]]But the service is great and the ambience makes it worth it.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Its absolutely stunning.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] They either need to give you more and better food or make their prices cheaper. read more

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My daughter hosted me for Afternoon Tea at the Brown Palace Hotel. What a lovely treat. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The Hotel is a landmark of history in Denver.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] My parents stayed there on their honeymoon in 1944! [[HIGHLIGHT]]The elegant setting was perfect; our waiter was very fun & attentive.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We were each able to order our own pot of tea from a large menu. Traditional finger sandwiches, scones & tiny desserts were brought on a 3-tiered tray with unlimited refills. Servers were dressed nicely; women wore cute fascinates. All in all a lovely celebration of Mother's Day! read more

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Came here for afternoon tea with my family. The seating area is truly beautiful, the service is great, and it is an experience that helps you to connect with your senses and have some quality time with the people you go with. Also a great excuse to wear a fun fancy outfit. The food was good. I am gf and vegetarian and they accommodated me with a separate plate of food I could eat. I very much appreciated this and my food was good. My favorite was the cream and curd for the scones. My family also enjoyed their food. I don't know that any of them enjoyed the turkey sandwiches but that's more of a personal preference. We got 3 tea choices for our table of 5. The tea was good but I think we would have loved the opportunity to try more different teas. Overall my main complaint is the price to food/experience ratio. The basic afternoon tea is about $80 and although I understand there is a premium for the elegance and unique value of the venue, I have had other comparable afternoon/high tea experiences at places in Denver for about half that price. read more

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I went with my family to celebrate mine and my mothers birthday. I have always wanted to try high tea and dreamt about it for many years. This not only met my expectations but went above and beyond. The scones are amazing especially the butter milk scones with cream, lemon curd, and jam. It pairs so well with the tea! Speaking of tea the pear tea I had was the most amazing! I don't even like herbal teas but that one was divine! [[HIGHLIGHT]]The room was so beautiful the chandelier was magical![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I will definitely come back again! It made me feel like a princess haunt tea! Service was also amazing they checked on us through out our stay. read more

The food is pretty good but not five star. I do wish they would step up the game a little bit for afternoon tea. But it's always nice. And you of course are paying for the ambience. For a special occasion. It's always fun. It's totally a Denver thing. So great for out-of-town company. Service was excellent perhaps really even more than excellent! Valet is $15 but that's pretty standard. read more

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When my parents came to visit, we thought it would be a lovely idea to go to high tea--and it turned out to be one of the best experiences we've had. Our server, Hiwat, made the afternoon absolutely unforgettable. From the moment we sat down, her warmth and grace made us feel so welcome. Hiwat was attentive without ever being overbearing, and she guided us through the tea selections with such care and knowledge. Her recommendations were perfect, and she made sure every detail--from the timing of the courses to keeping our cups filled--was handled beautifully. What stood out most was how thoughtful she was in making my parents feel comfortable and special throughout the entire visit. The tea and food were delicious on their own, but it was Hiwat's kindness, professionalism, and genuine hospitality that elevated the whole experience. My parents couldn't stop talking about how memorable it was, and I couldn't agree more. If you're planning high tea, I can't recommend asking for Hiwat enough--she will turn a lovely outing into something truly special. read more

Always enjoyed the afternoon tea at the historical Brown Palace Hotel, one of the few places in town where the English high tea tradition is still honored along with impeccable service. It was even more so during the holiday season surrounded by splendid festive decorations. The tea selection is wide, but not overwhelming. The flavor is unique and enticing. The pastries were tasteful and delicious. Don't know why the scones were at the bottom plate, followed by finger sandwiches and sweets, instead of in the traditional order of sandwiches, scones and sweets though. read more

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My famliy surprised me with afternoon tea for My birthday. Unfortuntly it was underwhelming. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The hotel is beautiful and holiday decor was pretty.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The tea was good. The food was lacking. The pastries were overly sweet, the bread on the finger sandwichs was dry. Are tea was poured once after that we did all our on pouring. We were only approached once in the hour or so we were there. Honestly I was disappointed. Definetly not worth the price. read more

Tried our luck today with a very last minute reservation at the Brown Palace today for holiday tea and we were not disappointed. Holiday tea is a long standing tradition at the Brown Palace that many people come too year over year. Because of this, when the reservations open on June 1st, it can be hard to get a spot. Don't get discouraged. Call and get on the cancellation list and continue to check Open Table. We looked 15 minutes before the reservation started and one opened up. It felt like the stars aligned. The space itself is easily one of the most magical in Denver at Christmas time but the food and drink didn't disappoint either. At $75 a head ($35 for ages six and under) it's not an inexpensive way to spend the day, but it is worth it. Make sure you dress up, many people look like they walked out of a NYC Christmas movie, and you'll want to too. read more

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First time experiencing afternoon tea and this place nailed it. The Brown Hotel is historical and they have afternoon tea down to a science. The pictures are pretty self explanatory. Everything was delicious: finger sandwiches, scones, clotted cream, blackberry jam, Chai tea, mixed drinks, oh my! What an experience and amazing memory with friends. read more

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What a fun afternoon! If you're looking for a special experience please try afternoon tea at The Brown Palace. A group of girlfriends and I spent a wonderful afternoon sipping on champagne and tea while enjoying not only great food but wonderful service and the amazing atmosphere of this place. The dress code ranged from really fancy and beautiful hats to nice summer dresses. The whole experience is fun and special! The only downside was we sat right next to the piano. Don't get me wrong, the music was beautiful and the perfect accompaniment to the whole experience but it just made it hard to carry a conversation. I want to go back! read more

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Afternoon tea at The Brown Palace is incredibly charming and delicious. The food, service, and ambiance are top notch. Thank you to the lobby pianist John who made our day by playing Elton John's "Your Song" and Phantom of the Opera for my wife. read more

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Skip this one and save your money. Try another afternoon tea experience. Definitely a money grab. I'm comparing this to other local tea rooms. We were extremely disappointed in the quality of the food. The food didn't taste fresh. [[HIGHLIGHT]]They added seating around the perimeter. Asa result, our table among other tables were within close vicinity of the cigar lounge and in front of the stairs.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The upside was that the wait staff was extremely friendly. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I would recommend lowering the price, improving on the seating, providing a better quality of food.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

We went to The Brown Palace for Christmas tea. I made the reservations many months in advance. [[HIGHLIGHT]]It was so packed they squeezed in extra tables and we were literally at a folding table right near the guest registration and not really in the dining room (though the whole place is so large you can still see portions even from there).[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]The decor is gorgeous and the servers well trained but not terribly attentive in such busy conditions.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I let them know ahead of time, at check-in and when seated that I am gluten free and they said they were happy to accommodate. At no time did they tell me it was a $10 up charge, though it might have had small print on the menu. When I made the reservation the tea was a pricey $65. By the time we arrived they'd upped it to $75. With my up charge it was $85 for two cups of tea, several finger sandwiches, two gluten free scones and several little desserts. Most of the gf food was very tasty. One scone was so dry it just crumbled. This is clearly intended to be an experience and I don't think I'd go again. read more

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I've been here three times, and love it- one of my favorite things to do in Denver for sure. Definitely need a reservation a few days or weeks in advance. Not every time is as good as the last though. Their menu changes I believe once a month or so, so the desserts and specialty scone will change. The tea menu is surprisingly limited. Their plain black tea seems to be a winner, but is nothing super special. Chai was also good. Each person can only choose one tea, but you get water refills. So share flavors on your table. I love when the scones come out warm, but that is not always the case. Their specialty scone with poppy seed that I had was really flat and my guess is it was an off day. I had another one with pear chunks and it was divine. I'm not a lemon person but their lemon curd is really delicious. I usually go for that with the cream instead of using the store bought strawberry jam they include. There is usually live music. I've heard a piano player, live jazz, and even a live harpist. All fantastic. They can play happy birthday for you if you let the waiter know, and they will bring out a special sweet treat at that time. The hotel lobby view is stunning. If you get a nice server they can take a vertical panorama photo with you in it, which goes up to the ceiling. The desserts are not always great- some are far too sweet- but you can take them to go and enjoy a treat later. You get two plates of sandwhiches. I believe there is usually an egg and cucumber sandwich, and a third that changes. Silverware is gorgeous, including the tea filter. read more

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[[HIGHLIGHT]]What a beautiful place to spend an afternoon - sipping tea and eating afternoon delicacies![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]The holiday season brings a festive approach to the ambiance.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]There is also a live piano player who is willing to play anything you'd enjoy to listen![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Servers are definitely very professional and friendly. read more

I took my son, daughter, and 3-year-old granddaughter for afternoon tea to celebrate my granddaughter's "Golden Birthday", 3 on the third. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The venue's ambiance is fairy-tale, making it the perfect setting for a princess celebrating her special day.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The scones with the Devonshire cream and jam are fabulous, the finger sandwiches are divine, and the desserts, splendid Seeing the joy on her face when I whispered to her, this, is all for you, will be a memory that I shall cherish forever. read more

After securing a reservation months in advance, our group of 6 was looking forward to a relaxing afternoon experiencing Tea for the first time together. We were greeted with hostility from the hostess', and dismissed when we asked about the wait time (since it had been 25 minutes and we were still waiting for a table). I've worked in hospitality and I was embarrassed for the Brown Palace. For such a well known "4star"establishment to conduct their business so poorly and treat their guests as if they were an inconvenience is unacceptable. For 300$ per couple the service and food was underwhelming and not worth the price. Save your money and support a local business that will value your patronage and time. read more

Afternoon Tea at the Brown Palace was lovely! We were able to get a reservation for 3 people the day before. The hotel was decorated beautifully for the holidays! They were busy, but they were still prompt with the second round of finger sandwiches. I really enjoyed the Masala Chai tea. We got one refill of hot water I was impressed with all of the food that was served! My favorites were the cucumber sandwiches and the tart, but the scones and every dessert were notable! Also big fan of the lemon curd. Great for an occasion, will hopefully be making a tradition out of it read more

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Love an afternoon tea, and this one was wonderful! The setting, the food and tea, and running into a friend was a bonus! read more

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Reservations fill up fast so please make sure you plan ahead if you want to experience tea here! We showed up a few minutes before our reservation and unfortunately weren't seated until over twenty minutes after our reserved time. It was obvious that they were short staffed but the staff they had were clearly working very hard. Our server was very polite and explained the process to us. I wish she told us upfront that we could have refills on sandwiches and tea. The tea itself was very tasty and the food was pretty good. Scones were amazing. read more

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Wonderful place! The food is cute and good and the tea options are wonderful. I love a good afternoon tea and the infrastructure was gorgeous. Great service and great everything. read more

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Pinky's up - it's tea time! Fall is in full swing at the Brown Palace and they're ready to provide you with a classy outing unlike anything else offered in Denver - where the tea is piping hot, the champagne abundantly flows & the ambiance is grand. #somuchyes. We attended the Brown Palace's Witches Tea on Halloween and we were v ready to get costumed up & imbibe at this historic Denver jewel. Kenzy and I were seated in the atrium and ordered the Brown Palace's - The Royal Palace - afternoon tea option. The Royal Palace comes with a refreshing glass of Kir Royale Chandon Brut, a selected tea of your choice accompanied by homemade scones served with Devonshire cream (shipped directly from England!), preserves, finger sandwiches, an exquisite selection of classic tea pastries and finished with a Brown Palace truffle. Costumes are encouraged at the Witches Tea so we threw on our dalmation ear headbands: & were ready to have a very paws-itive time... get it? Laugh at my pun I tried lol #bowwow. There was even a troupe of witches sitting next to us having the best time. We started off our tea with a fall champagne cocktail - a twist on the standard Kir Royale Chandon Brut. These cocktails were a 10/10 and I loved the festive orange sprinkles that adorned the rims of the flutes. It's little things like the orange sprinkles that truly show Brown Palace's attention to detail and commitment to holiday festivities - & I freaking live for it . Then we chose our teas! Brown Palace has numerous tea choices and currently has some great fall options. Kenzy and myself went with the Autumn mix - which is pure fall goodness in a cup! Hints of cinnamon and nutmeg filled this tea and we each went through two pots. #moreplease Nothing beats a hot fall tea on a chilly afternoon - nothing! While we drank, we enjoyed music from the live pianist (who takes any and all requests while he plays). He's amazing! The Brown Palace employees are always exceedingly gracious and carry themselves with class and excitement while they go about their work - our servers ensured our experience at Afternoon Tea was exceptional. Soon it was time to eat & our tea tower of nibbles was brought out. The scones with the Devonshire cream are ALWAYS my favorite at Brown Palaces afternoon tea. The Devonshire cream is to die for and the scones are every pastry lovers dream. The finger sandwiches are great light snacks and my favorite is the cucumber followed closely by the egg salad. The petite fours, small cakes & truffles are a perfect ending to the afternoon tea - I have a major sweet tooth so these treats always hit the spot! Peep that red velvet Halloween cake! It tasted as good as it looks. Afternoon Tea space is generally limited at The Brown Palace for the holidays (because it's really popular and they book up fast) so we highly recommend making a reservation several weeks in advance! read more

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Girl's trip to Denver brought us to the afternoon tea. The whole experience far exceeded our expectations. Food was delicious and presentation lovely. But what really made it special was our server Hiwat. Her kindness, humor, and attentiveness were unparalleled. read more

Our weekend stay at the Brown Palace included a mid-day tea service in their atrium. We had the "Tea for Two" which included a half bottle of Veuve Clicquot, two selections of tea and a tower of traditional tea snacks. The tea came in individual pots that their staff continuously topped with fresh hot water to keep the temperature. The tower included delicious scones, crust less sandwich varieties, and pastries. Two of each item so there were no fights. The stand out were definitely the scones! So good with the Devonshire cream and preserves. Our server was less than friendly and not too informative about the process. Later had to stop someone else for our check. Nothing major but something to note. Definitely an experience worth checking out read more

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I have always loved the brown palace! I have gone every year for the last 3 years. But this year was unacceptable. 90 dollars for some tea sandwhiches, dry scones, decent desserts, and a glass of champaigne is ridiculous, however I might have excused this if the service and treatment had been special. The service was awful, our waitress switches 3 times, they messed up who had what tea. We had to package our own leftovers. When a guest pays $100 per person, you should expect a fine dining experience; this was worse than my last experience at the cheesecake factory. read more

Teapot and utensils are all silver, classic English style tea service. The sandwiches are delicious, the scones as well. The desserts are a little on the sweeter side but go well with black tea. You can order extras if you want more of anything, and they are very good with refilling your teapot. Service is in point. read more

If you are feeling a bit fancy with tea and finger foods, maybe this afternoon tea is just what you are looking for. Seated in the beautiful atrium of the Brown Hotel, classical music plays in the background as you peruse the menu. The selections ranges from $45-$150 depending on if you want a bit of alcohol and the number of people in your party. You'll get three tiers of food - scones, finger sandwiches, and desserts. They are all very delicious. You'll get free refills on both the tea and the sandwiches. They serve herbal (non-caffeinated) and caffeinated loose leaf tea so you also get lots of options there. The service is courteous and prompt. Lots of people bring their kids for a mother-daughter day and father-daughter day too. Go for the ambience, stay for the tea and food, then read a bit of history about the hotel in the lobby when you are done. Definitely worth trying! read more

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Grand setting, live piano music, real china , three tiered stand with a plate of scones, a plate of finger sandwiches, and a plate of sweets. Too many tea choices to list-sorted by green, black, white and herbal. Champagne if you want it. Attentive service. Tea at the Brown Palace is the whole package. If you want to dress up a bit and celebrate in a posh way, this is an excellent choice. At $60 pp, more if you opt for champagne, this is a pricey choice meaning most patrons are here for a special moment. Reservations generally a must, and reserve way in advance around the winter holidays. Metered parking in the area can be tough to find, so you might consider using the hotel's valet parking. Splurge and give it a try! read more

I love tea and so does one of my best friends/soulmates, so that's the first prereq to afternoon tea. Make a reservation because walking in can be challenging. We arrived on a Sunday late afternoon around 4 and waited a few minutes to be seated, only because we didn't want to sit near the pianist- who was phenomenal- but would slightly interrupt our girl talk. I am a plant based eater, and if you notify them of this either at the time you make your reservation or when you arrive, they will accommodate you... and the bites are tasty! The overall experience was peaceful and delightful, truly one of those simply be in the moment and boujee type environments, but beyond comfortable. The cost per person is about $40 or so, which is not bad at all/average for most afternoon teas. Loved the atmosphere and will definitely return for my next trip to Denver! read more

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Took my mom here for fun on a recent trip she made out to Denver. We had a fun time and service was pretty pleasant, of a tad slow. I chose the Lady Grey tea or Palace Tea, as they named it. It was wonderful and not "burned" or anything. I loved the lighter bergamot flavor. My mother chose an herbal tea. I think it had Rooibos in it. She said it was also quite good. We were served the same little sandwiches, scones, biscuits, cream and jar of strawberry preserves in pictures from 5 years back. The desserts seem to rotate and change. We had some cheese cake style dessert on a cookie "crust", an amazing white chocolate ganache/sauce filled pastry cup, a chocolate cupcake and a 'pecan shortbread' cookie which was unusually chewy for shortbread and also had chocolate chips. We enjoyed it all and they brought us a second tray of sandwiches when we ran out. They brought other people seconds of certain plates as well as desired. Our server offered to wrap up a small dessert left over but we declined since it was one piece. Lovely piano music playing helped create a pleasant atmosphere. I would certainly go again to splurge on a fun outing in a beautifully old fashioned setting! read more

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Loved this place because of the amazing service of Hiwat!! She is AMAZING!! Would come back just because of her