Queen of Hearts Royal Tea

Spend your Sunday sipping terrific tea in our gorgeous glasshouse!
Our Summer Flower Show: Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland has inspired us to create a teatime experience to remember! This elegant event will provide tasty treats and beverages set against the beautiful botanical backdrop of Phipps as an accompaniment to your journey through Wonderland. Tea service will be provided by our friends at Oh So Frilly Events, while Big Burrito catering serves up delectable tea sandwiches, mini danish and fruit cups.
Menu
Tea
The Chanel Blend | White tea, green tea, jasmine, rose and lavender
The Western Blend | Red rooibos, ceylon, orange peel, cinnamon, clove and orange flavor
The Farmhouse Blend | Caffeine-free, Red rooibos, cinnamon and apple
Tea Sandwiches
Chicken salad with dried cherries and celery
Cucumber and cream cheese
Egg salad and watercress
Mini Danishes
Apple, raspberry, maple or cinnamon roll
Fruit Cups
Fresh berries and chantilly cream
Prepared by Big Burrito
Reservations are $70 for members, $75 for nonmembers and include Conservatory admission. To make your reservation, please book a time below:
Reservations are required for the Queen of Hearts Royal Tea, and space is extremely limited. Reservations are $70 per person for members, $75 for nomembers, and include the full menu above and admission to Phipps.
NOTE: This event will have assigned seating. All assigned seats will be labeled under the ticket buyer's name. Parties larger than eight will be spread out to other tables.
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