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Clear allA level-36 view, a scone room in an 1880s building or a teapot full of gin: high tea in The Rocks can mean any of them. Shangri-La High Tea is served at 176 Cumberland Street, The Tea Cosy occupies a heritage-listed building on Atherden Street among The Rocks Markets, while The Fox Hole, a compact bar styled on London's back lanes, sits on Harrington Street.
What each Rocks table brings:
Prices start from $98 per person at Shangri-La, from $32 per person at The Tea Cosy and from $90 per person at The Fox Hole. Circular Quay, with its trains, ferries and light rail, is the easy way in; drivers will find parking scarce and paid.

Shangri-La High Tea's level-36 windows take in Sydney Harbour, the bridge and the Opera House. Pop's Place at The Tea Cosy offers glimpses of the bridge and Opera House too.
The Tea Cosy allows your own cake for a per-person cakeage fee. It's worth asking the other venues when you book.
Shangri-La offers separate vegan menus on both weekdays and weekends. The Fox Hole covers vegetarian and gluten-free options, and The Tea Cosy can do gluten-free on request.
Glass teapots are filled with gin cocktails rather than tea, each shared between two people, alongside finger sandwiches, savoury bites and sweets. The teapots can be made bottomless for an extra charge.