Best Afternoon Tea Restaurants in Drummoyne

Level 25 had spectacular views of Sydney Harbour. Food was value for money, and loose leaf tea and coffee were good. I will definitely will visit again.

It was OK but we expeted much more, still would visit again

A lovely understated, elegant venue with a 32nd floor city outlook and sweet, obliging staff. We just didn't realise the afternoon tea was a buffet - we expected to be served at the table with the elegant tiered tray pictured in the promo material. This expectation was reinforced by a call from the hotel during the week confirming dietary preferences. That aside, the little morsels served on their buffet trays were fresh and impeccably executed. The sweet offerings were particularly exquisite - notably the delectable mini pears, hazelnut choux, tiny berry tarts, choc delice and macarons. Scones were a tad dry and we prefer a thicker clotted cream. There was less innovation or variety on the savoury side and fillings were a trifle stingy - the cute tiny beef pie was half empty, the tiger prawn brioche had only a half prawn sliced lengthways. Again, a few items pictured in the ad eg. the vol-au-vents didn't show up. There were also a few oddities such as random varieties of candy on the buffet, a cheese board with no crackers and no sugar on the tables. Tea was served to the table in pretty glass teapots - the black tea selection was limited to English Breakfast or Early Grey. Overall, it was an enjoyable afternoon, but not quite what we expected and probably not the best value for modest appetites.