Burj al arab
Burj Al Arab's most popular tea party is Skyview Bar, which is also a great observation deck. The Sky Tea ceremony offers you a choice of seven dishes, with each delicacy being prepared by hand. The feast begins with cakes decorated with fresh berries. Following him are canapé sandwiches and freshly baked buns. Next - French pastries and warm scone rolls, which you should definitely eat with thick cream and homemade jam. To refresh yourself after a meal, try ice cream with roses and lychee.
Location: Hotel Burj Al Arab, Skyview Bar
Cost: AED 620 per person
Fairmont the palm
Fairmont the Palm Hotel in March hosts an exhibition of reproductions of paintings by Vincent Van Gogh, in honor of which at this time you can visit themed tea parties. Visitors will be treated to Mediterranean tea blends, the creation of which was inspired by the work of the great Van Gogh. Fans of painting will be able to try shrimps in Provencal sauce with basil on slices of bread with pepper or home-smoked beef with mustard on "tomato" bread. After the appetizers, you will be served almond cakes or pasta with lemon and sesame seeds. And in the end - delicious tea.
Location: Hotel Fairmont the Palm, Mashrabiya Lounge
Cost: 125 AED per person
Grosvenor house dubai
This spring, Michelin-starred chef Harry Rhodes presented the menus of his new traditional tea party at the Grosvenor House. Gourmet tea can be enjoyed in Harry's own Rhodes W1 restaurant. The real find is hot cheese and ham sandwiches, the so-called croque monsieur, which are so delicious that you will want to ask for supplements. For dessert, they will bring you a myriad of fragrant cookies and pastries, including the obligatory freshly baked scones with strawberry jam and cream.
Location: Hotel Grosvenor House Dubai, Rhodes W1
Cost: 150 dirhams per person
Fortnum & mason
Afternoon tea is served at Fortnum & Mason in the lounge located on the ground floor. The floor here is a magical color of ocean water, cutlery is minimalistically white, and the windows offer views of the Dubai Fountain and Bourge Khalifa. The sets are made of porcelain branded turquoise shade "Tiffany". You will be served sandwiches with egg and watercress, cucumbers, mint and chicken in the "coronation" sauce, cakes, cookies and cake on a beautiful stand. Sandwiches are light, but satisfying and go well with any sort of tea from a huge assortment of Fortnum & Mason. We especially recommend that you try green tea with apple - this is a real festival of taste! No tea party can do without cookies, and what Fortnum offers you is truly divine.
Location: Fortnum & Mason Tea Boutique, Downtown Dubai
Cost: 245 AED per person
Madinat jumeirah
You rarely see the lobby as cozy and elegant as the Mina A'Salam Hotel - high ceilings, vintage wooden tables and magical sea views. There is everything to have a great time. First, you will be served sandwiches and cakes, crab rolls with caviar, and mini buns with hummus inside. Cakes are extremely varied: tartlets with cream, topped with cubes of dense jelly and pieces of fresh fruit and berries. Traditional scones and cookies are very tiny, but you completely forget about it when a chocolate fountain appears on the table. If you want to drink tea in an atmosphere of calm and solitude, it is better not to find a place.
Location: Hotel Mina A'Salam, Al Samar Lounge
Cost: 185 dirhams
