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The Tea Room QVB

This venue is a finalist for best tea in Good Food’s Essential Sydney Cafes and Bakeries of 2025.

High tea can be ordered with tea, Champagne or mimosas.
1 / 4High tea can be ordered with tea, Champagne or mimosas. Supplied
The Tea Room QVB is famous for its high tea.
2 / 4The Tea Room QVB is famous for its high tea. Supplied
The Devonshire tea includes scones with jam and cream.
3 / 4The Devonshire tea includes scones with jam and cream. Supplied
Pastries and finger sandwiches.
4 / 4Pastries and finger sandwiches. Supplied

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A Queen Victoria Building staple since 1997, this old-school venue is typically a symphony of clinking silver spoons on Royal Albert Old Country Rose china and the hushed murmurs of well-tended patrons. Tea by Germany’s Ronnefeldt brews in silverware pots, the delicate peach oolong, earthy Orange Pekoe or fittingly regal Lady Grey a prime pairing for scones as big as your fist.

Best for: Traditional and sparkling high teas that take you back in time.

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