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High Tea Brisbane Style? Best High Teas in Brisbane for Kids

If you are looking for a kid’s high tea Brisbane style, we’ve got you covered!!

We’ve sipped our way through some of the best high tea spots for kids in Brisbane. Have a look at our list of the best places for high tea for kids in Brisbane and check out the high tea Brisbane deals we’ve found for you too!

Families Tip: Looking for a great high tea that is discounted? Try any one of these!

High Tea: Brisbane North

If you are on the northside of Brisbane and looking for a high tea for you and your kids, check out these places for high tea in the northern suburbs.

French & Mor

High tea for kids Brisbane

French & Mor offer a very special high tea experience for kids in Brisbane. They will be able to take part in a tea quite similar to an adult celebration but for a reduced price. Gorgeous china and gravity-defying tiered cake stands house the most beautiful and delicate of offerings. Sandwiches, gateaux, pastries and more await your little connoisseur.

  • Address: 2 Dawn Road, Albany Creek
  • Phone: 3264 1555

High Tea at Tiffany’s

Brisbane kids can have a wonderful high tea experience at High Tea at Tiffany’s, particularly those aged 5 to 10 years. There are a few sittings each day and you can also order food on the day. The Princess High Tea involves ham and egg sandwiches, sweet petite biscuits (don’t forget the macaroon!), and a choice of drinks. It’s $12 each for those aged 5 to 7 years, and $17.50 each for those aged 8 to 10, so a great choice for the budget conscious. Explore their other high tea options or choose something yummy from their cake cabinet!

  • Address: Shop 2, 27 Discovery Drive, North Lakes
  • Phone: 07 3204 5657
  • Price: $12 – $17.50 per child

High Tea: Brisbane CBD

Want a special treat with the kids? Try these high tea places in Brisbane city.

NEW! La Boca Bar and Grill

Indulge your sweet tooth with La Boca’s Chocolate Afternoon Tea. Feast on melt-in-your-mouth chocolate-infused desserts, delectable scones, and savory treats—all served buffet-style. Relax and savour your favourite delights while pairing them with your beverage of choice. It on every Saturday at 2pm.

  • Address: Stamford Plaza Brisbane Hotel, 39 Edward St, Brisbane City
  • Phone: (07) 3221 1999
  • Price: $79

Bacchus Restaurant Rydges South Bank

Kids high tea at Bacchus Rydges South Bank
Kids’ high tea at Bacchus

The elegant dining room at Bacchus serves children’s high teas along with standard high teas on Saturdays and Sundays from 1.00pm. Their children’s high tea consists of delicious savoury treats such as a Reuben sandwich, cheesy mochi bread, and a truffle egg pillow amongst other items. Some of their sweet desserts include macarons, pavlovas, fairy breads, and scones!

  • Address: 9 Glenelg Street, South Bank
  • Phone: 07 3364 0870
  • Price: $45 per child

Keri Craig Emporium

High tea, high style, high society! Keri Craig Emporium is a Brisbane institution and the venue to take kids for their very first high tea experience.

Their children’s high tea (for 12 and under) offers sandwiches of your choice (ham, chicken or Vegemite), a baby scone with jam and cream, a chocolate freckle tea cake and a strawberry, a sausage roll, and an ‘Emporium’ milkshake or orange juice! At only $29.95 per child, this will make a lovely occasion without breaking the bank.

  • Address: Lower level, Brisbane Arcade, 160 Queen Street Mall, Brisbane City
  • Phone: 07 3228 0122

Shingle Inn City Hall

Shingle Inn Brisbane City Hall High Tea

Celebrate with high tea at the oldest and most loved café in Brisbane; Shingle Inn. Established in 1936, Shingle Inn instantly developed a strong reputation with locals, renowned for its all-day menu, delicious coffee, high-tea, decadent sweet treats, and famous cakes.

Today, the Shingle Inn has been relocated and restored within another Brisbane icon, City Hall, allowing future generations to experience the grandeur of Shingle Inn as it was over 80 years ago.

Children are catered for with a Teddy Bear High Tea which includes a ham and cheese ribbon sandwich, a mini sausage roll, teddy bear fairy bread, the famous Shingle Inn patty cake, a teddy bear biscuit, chocolate marshmallow and a choice of kids milkshake, babyccino or juice.

  • Address: Hall King George Square, 64 Adelaide Street, Brisbane City
  • Phone: 07 3210 2904
  • Pricing: $15.50 per child

Bookings required.

High Tea: Brisbane Southside

Want a special treat with the kids? Try these high tea places in Brisbane’s southside.

Redlands RSL

Enjoy a selection of delicious treats that have been specifically crafted for young palates, including finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones with jam and cream, a range of sweet treats, and savoury mini beef pies and sausage rolls. Choice of a drink includes a milkshake, hot chocolate, juice, or a soft drink.

The Redlands RSL kid’s high tea experience is perfect for birthday parties, special occasions, or just for a fun and memorable day out. Please note that for every 5 kids’ high tea, 1 adult must purchase a high tea package (traditional or deluxe).

  • Address: 8 Passage Street, Cleveland
  • Phone: 07 3488 1199
  • Pricing: $15 per child aged 12 years and under

Shingle Inn, suburban locations

Who remembers visiting the Shingle Inn as a child? They’re still around and still serving incredible high tea for Brisbane kids and their families. Their Kids High Tea is $15.50 per child and includes a mini sausage roll and ribbon ham sandwich together with a Spotty Cookie, marshmallow stick and a kids milkshake or babychino.

Visit their website to find your closet location.

Looking for a great high tea that is discounted? Try any one of these!

High Tea Brisbane style with your kids

Have you had a delicious, child-friendly high tea experience that we’ve missed? Make sure to let us know in the comments! Pinkies up, darlings!

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Janine Mergler

Janine Mergler is a veteran Queensland teacher, graduating from QUT with a BEd majoring in Social Sciences. After many years in the classroom, Janine moved on to academia. She has proudly trained new generations of teachers in her role as a lecturer at Queensland University of Technology Faculty of Education. She has also worked in the Queensland Government as an education specialist, developing education resources and delivering community awareness programs to help families conserve water. Currently she is the owner and editor of Families Magazine, a publication specifically targeted at parents who value a quality education for children.  Janine leads a team of professionals who write about family lifestyle, early childhood, schools and education information and family-friendly events.

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