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Jenny G.

Fantastic afternoon tea at the Langham Hotel! We booked afternoon tea while staying at the hotel and didn't realize it was teddy bear tea (Christmas themed)! Decor: very festive with lots of holiday details including bright red bows and flowers. Menu offerings: scones, sandwiches, and variety of tea. Enjoyed each of item in every category! Might not seem like much, but I didn't even get to finish the petite fours (chocolates, pastries) as I as full from the scones and sandwiches. Will say it might be because we had the breakfast buffet just earlier that morning lol I wished they offered cold tea in addition to hot. Service was great, they were attentive but not overbearing. Overall, a great afternoon tea place. Delicious bites, tea, and ambiance!

Suki T.

We came here to kick off my mom's 80th birthday week with Afternoon Tea, and it was perfect! The service was friendly, welcoming and informative. The large tea room with large windows was the perfect setting on a November afternoon. The tea itself was great, and the sandwiches were delicious. The harpist even played "Happy Birthday" for my mom, and I love how she played familiar songs as well. The experience was very pleasant.

Gluten free scones.
Pam S.

I consider myself quite the Tea connoisseur, enthusiast, and steepster (insert cheeky laugh). We had made reservations through OpenTable to try this place out some time ago. Upon arrival, be prepared to valet your car. The lovely entrance welcomes you to a special day.. It's the perfect setting for your Afternoon Tea. Tables down in the (I call it) Solarium portion of the Lobby Lounge are made up of the traditional 2 or 4 tops - combining a couch with 2 chairs and your Afternoon Tea spread placed on a coffee table. Excellent scones - moist and never crumbled when we spread the lemon curd and clotted cream on them. I would say the sandwiches were perfect! The bread was so soft, and the fillings were plentiful. My favorite was, by far, the Chicken Salad. They prepare Tea Leaves (out of Canada) Tea OMG!!! the Vanilla Earl Grey and the Thunderbolt Darjeeling has always been my favorite from Tea Leaves and I was so happy to see it here. I'm excited to return! Respectfully Reviewed.

Megan K.

I am frankly really annoyed about my tea experience in the lobby lounge. For the amount of money I paid, I was expecting a lot more. The rates that they're charging for this are outrageous and that's exactly why I'm giving them a 3 rating for this because they're being greedy. Charging what they're charging for a few finger sandwiches, desserts scones, and tea is outrageous. While they tasted good, it is not worth this amount. And I have done teatime in New York City, Chicago, and London. While it was an experience, it's not an experience that I'm going to repeat at this location. I wish that I had paid more attention to other people's reviews and saved my money and gone elsewhere. Also including a gratuity and then expecting a gratuity on top of that is just really ripping people off .

Tiff L.

Came here for afternoon tea. The views on the property are quite beautiful, hotel itself is historic, it has a certain regalness to it that really draws locals in and the neighborhood is just lovely. The tea experience itself was mediocre and overly priced. Not sure what I would expect $100 per person to experience to be like but I guess you're paying for the ambiance? The tea wasn't particularly special itself. Pastries were standard, desserts were underwhelming, sandwiches were decent, overall just mediocre. Service overall was decent but it was annoying to have to wave down our server several times because she was chatting with other servers. Don't plan on coming here for the actual afternoon tea and expect to be wow'd. It's really more for the "fancy" experience I might be remembering it wrong but parking was $16 after validation from the Tea Room

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Shirley J.

Probably the best all in all high tea experience in the Los Angeles area. Nestled in the Langham Hotel in Pasadena this is truly a beautiful venue. Hotel is valet only and for customers it is discounted at $15. It's still a good amount but for a 5 star hotel I think it's fair. The lounge is pretty but the tea room really blew us away. Huge window panels to lookout into the garden, this is one of the most beautiful places to have afternoon tea. Do note that it's only open Thursday to Sunday and most hey reservations ahead of time. Easily done with opentable. There is a $50 dollar cancellation fee per person. There's a good selection of teas to choose from and between the 4 of us we were given 2 tea choices, we were able to change to different ones on the second round which was nice. My favorites of the tea were the egg salad and the cucumber sandwiches. Scones are so fluffy and chocolate chip ones were delicious. The butter is pre melted which is a really nice touch. Highlight was the dessert, the almond poppy financier was truly addicting. I wish I can buy a box of these just to take home. The gold leaf on top adds a nice, fancy touch. Must visit if you're a lover of the British tea experience.

Sara G.

Food was not esthetically pleasant....didn't match any of the photos online. If I'm paying $90 per person plus tax and tip, the least they can do is make it pretty to match the theme. Service was slow. We ended up asking for the tea pots to be left on the table so we can refill our own cups. We paid a hefty price tag to eat 1/2 a sandwich and taste a few aweful desserts. The tea was not loose leaf, they were tea bags. We will NOT be back!

Sydney C.

The hotel itself was stunning, but unfortunately afternoon tea at the Lobby Lounge was extremely disappointing. There were different tiers of afternoon tea you could choose from. Obviously the more expensive ones included bubbles and additional items, and nicer teapots apparently. We opted for the $79/pp one which included your choice of tea, scones, tea sandwiches, and desserts. For tea, we opted for the early grey and the oolong. We were served cinnamon sugar & cranberry scones with lemon curd, devonshire cream, and fruit jams. For sandwiches, there was an assortment: chicken salad, smoked salmon, curried egg salad, prosciutto, cucumber, and jambon beurre. None of these were particularly amazing and I didn't like the bread they used. For the desserts, we were given opera cake, raspberry napoleon, vanilla pate a choux, and an earl grey madeleine. Meh. To differentiate between teas, we noticed they wrote the initials of the name of the tea with marker on the tea pot itself which was a bit tacky imo. They should find another way to differentiate between pots. Our server would also pour our tea up to the brim which left us with no room for cream. We'd constantly have to sip a little to make room. We ultimately ended up refusing the refills and just did it ourselves.. Glad we tried tea here, but unfortunately we won't be back. One thing that stood out was the cute pink to go boxes, but that's it. Afternoon tea at the Huntington or the Peninsula is way better.

Tim S.

Stayed at The Langham for a couple of days and decided to reserve their Afternoon Tea for my wife and I. Beautiful hotel and enjoyed the pool before our reservation and when we got to the Lobby Bar they had moved the tea experience to the restaurant next door because of a wedding. They gave us a nice window seat in the corner and server was great in explaining the tea varieties. The tea sandwiches and desserts were excellent. Overall it was a decent experience but after we got back to the room and reviewed our check I just realized they included gratuity and I had given tip as usual. Surprised to see that gratuity was included even though there was just two of us. Would have been appropriate if the servers would have mentioned that when they brought the check. So just be aware that gratuity is automatic but overall it was an ok experience and the ambiance might have been better in the Lobby Bar.

Jailuk P.

Finally got a chance to try high tea at the Langham Hotel. A little disappointed by the experience. I had such high expectations. But it was a bit of a let down. Here is my review: 10/10 Ambience - definitely a beautiful venue with stunning view of Pasadena. 6/10 Food - the sandwiches were just alright. The bread was a little too thick and a bit dry. Taste wasn't great. The desserts were good and presentation was nice. The scones and the clotted cream were the tastiest. And the tea was a bit lackluster and not that great. And we did not like the fact that not everyone in the party can have their own pot of tea and every 2 people in your party had to share a pot. The selection of black tea was also very limiting. 5/10 Service - our food was really slow to come out. We waited almost 30 minutes for the scones and tier of sandwiches and sweets to come out. And I noticed other guests who arrived way after us received their food before us. Also, the server would not leave the pot of tea at our table. but we would wait very long to have our cup of teas refilled so we ended up having to get up and grab the pot of tea ourselves to fill our cups. For the price we were paying and for such a swanky place, we expected better service. Also, we all requested glasses of water besides tea and the water only came halfway through our meal. We had to request water 2x. Only saving grace was the fact that the manager was willing to switch out one of our tea pots because we didn't like the tea. We did appreciate that accommodation. But overall, disappointed with the service or lack of. This place is definitely a "one and done" experience for me for high tea. There are far better places to have tea. This place received 3 stars from me only because of the beautiful ambience and fact that the manager was willing to let us change one of our tea section. Otherwise, the review would have only been a 2 star...

Helen H.

My girlfriends and I came to The Langham Huntington for an afternoon tea to celebrate Galentine's Day on a Sunday. The ambiance was elegant and cozy. The service was attentive without being intrusive. Our server took the time to go over the menu and was able to substitute sandwiches for ones that better suited for our tastes. The scones were warm and flaky, sandwiches were savory, and desserts were cute and tasty. Also, you can pick 3 types of tea per table. I believe they only have valet parking, and the Lobby Lounge will validate parking for a discounted price of $15. The whole experience was great, but it was a bit pricey for the amount of food. Royal tea is $109 per person and noble tea is $99 per person. Overall, it's a really cute place to spend time with your girlfriends.

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Dawn F.

Pasadena, A 2023 highlight in review. This tea room was closed for several years for renovation and I'm so pleased it has reopened. I did not realize how much I had missed it until I returned. We made a stop in a few months ago, it was just as nice and possibly better than I ever remembered it to be. You know when you haven't had a favorite experience in a while and then you try it again and you remember all of the contributing reasons as to why you enjoyed it so much? I thought I previously reviewed this beautiful tea room which I have frequented dozens of times over the years. A highlight of our recent visit was seeing Jenny, a long time employee who is so gracious and kind and provides excellent service. The food for the tea service is prepared by a classically trained French Executive Chef, Denis Depoitre. The Chef has a European flare with a Farmers Market driven approach and attention to detail, everything was just fantastic. The scones were so creamy, light flaky and decadent, with the classic Devonshire cream, lemon curd and jams served alongside. You could eat the house made lemon curd by the spoon, it is so addicting! The tea sandwiches were exquisitely prepared and tasted fantastic. They were happy to double up on some of our favorites. We ordered scones, tea, and a plate of sandwiches for two a la cart and opted not to go for desserts for this particular visit. The tea was brewed to perfection. Our experience was quite relaxing and enjoyable, having tea and listening to live harp music on a Sunday afternoon to celebrate a special occasion. I have many special memories of celebrations here with loved ones, and we were able to create wonderful new memories on this most recent visit as well. It truly was a highlight to see Jenny who has been part of so many of our celebrations here over the years through her excellent and gracious service, she actually brought a smile to my face and tears to my eyes as we reminisced. The property of the Langham Hotel is so beautiful, it's always lovely to take a stroll after tea. Highly recommended. Valet Parking. Make a reservation to treat yourself for a special event or just a nice relaxing afternoon.

The Langham tea room's dining room (my mother is sitting at our table, on the far left of the photo).
Stacey A.

I'll start right off by saying that I am an afternoon tea kind of girl. I remember my first time going to a formal high tea with my family as a young girl, at the long-shuttered Compass Rose tea room at the St. Francis hotel in San Francisco's Union Square (it closed in 2004). Everything about that first tea service was mesmerizing: The suited waiters and their formal manners, the little metal strainers we were given to use with the loose-leaf tea, and of course, the lovely china. Not to mention the beautiful marble walls and floors. Since then, as an adult, I've become something of a high tea aficionado. I've now had high tea in London, NYC, SF, and all over Southern California, from traditional to super edgy and modern. How does the Langham's high tea stack up, you may wonder? Perhaps we were there on an off day, but truthfully, the tea service was a letdown. I went with my mother in mid-October 2024. Generally, we had a fine experience; the tea was nice, though not exceptional. The decor was lovely, and the harp music was wonderful. But other elements during our visit were sorely lacking. The service: It was slow and inattentive from the moment we walked in. First, despite having a reservation at 1:30, we were kept waiting for our table until nearly 1:50. I understand that kind of thing at a trendy restaurant, but at high tea on a Sunday? Once we were finally seated and our order was taken, we relaxed as the scones and tea arrived. The scones were seasonal (one was cranberry, one was apple cinnamon), and the tea - a Darjeeling - was very nice. The waitress said that she'd be right back with our clotted cream and lemon curd, plus cream for my tea at my request. But 15 minutes later, we were still waiting as our tea got cold and we nibbled at our bare scones. Finally, we managed to flag our waitress down as she frantically rushed past us, not looking in our direction. I reminded her politely that we were still waiting for our clotted cream and lemon curd, and she blurted, "I know." But then she caught herself and looked somewhat mortified, and said she'd be right back with it - and out it (finally) came. After finally receiving the lemon curd and cream, we settled in and listened to the lovely harp music. But then we noticed that we'd been sitting quite a while. Where were our sandwiches and petit fours? Our waitress returned again to mumble an apology for how long the kitchen was taking to bring out our food, and offered to bring out free non-alcoholic sparkling hibiscus beverages to placate us (which largely worked!) When the tower finally arrived, the finger sandwiches and petit doors looked very pretty and tasted fine, but I'd had more inventive and unique offerings at high tea. Our particular tea service also included a glass of sliced strawberries with pink Chantilly cream, which was brought out at the end of the service. It looked both beautiful and mouthwatering, and we had eyed our neighbors enjoying this concoction as we were being led to our table. But to our surprise and disappointment, the Chantilly cream was really unappetizing. My mom thought the texture was like Crisco - heavy and oily - but I thought it tasted more like the excess frosting you might scrape off of a slice of supermarket birthday cake. In a word: Yuck. We did our best to eat around it and just enjoy the strawberries. (Note to the kitchen: It would have been a better choice to simply serve the strawberries with freshly-whipped cream that had been lightly sweetened). While the overall experience of our tea service wasn't awful - for example, the live harp music and surroundings were lovely - the inattentive and slow service was just inexcusable. And while the food components were fine, I had been "wowed" by other high teas recently, and the Langham's didn't quite stack up against them. Do better next time, Huntington! **Note: The Huntington somehow got Yelp to remove this review the last time I posted it, claiming I hadn't actually dined there. Nice try! :D I'm attaching photos that I took during our visit.

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Ask the Community - Lobby Lounge

Hello! For kids with egg,dairy, nut allergies are there sufficient swaps? Hoping to plan a small family get together for the Sunday chocolate day but we have a lot of allergies in our hh. Thank you

Dear Jin, Thank you for your interest in our Sunday Chocolate Afternoon Tea with Wedgwood. Our… Read more

Planning a a mini baby shower and wondering if afternoon tea items can be changed for food restrictions?…

It sure about decaf tea, you'll have to ask. I believe they didn't have any when I went. As for food restrictions, they are happy to accommodate by swapping something out but for another item/duplicate of what is being set out. So if she can't… Read more

The Sunday chocolate afternoon tea ( pastries is unlimited) thanks?

Hello, Our Chocolate Afternoon Tea with Wedgwood on Sundays is presented as a set selection of 5 tea sandwiches per guest and scones with Devonshire cream and jam. A… Read more

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Located inside the Langham Hotel, this afternoon tea was one of the highlight of my birthday celebrations.

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