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High tea suits a gathering where conversation is the main event. Tiered plates of sandwiches, scones and sweets arrive at the table, the tea or bubbles keep coming, and nobody has to organise games or a playlist.
The Peninsula list has a single high tea option so far, and it's a small list we expect to grow. The same business also runs tastings and cocktail classes, which helps if part of the group wants something livelier afterwards.
Points worth settling before you book:
With no price published yet, a quick enquiry is the way to find out the cost per guest. Whatever they quote is their own price – Party Hero takes no cut.
Only one so far, so the list is short. More will appear as other venues and tea rooms join.
Expect small savoury sandwiches, scones, little cakes or pastries, and tea or coffee. Some add a glass of sparkling, either included or as an extra.
The current listing doesn't show a price, so ask for one when you enquire. Check whether drinks and any cake service are included.
Most high tea kitchens can do gluten-free, vegetarian and some allergy menus with notice. Send the details with your final numbers.
It's a popular choice, since it's calm, seated and works for every age. Ask whether you can bring decorations or a cake.
Typically around 90 minutes to two hours. If your group likes to linger, ask whether a longer booking or a private room is possible.
