In late 1700, the Duchess of Bedford began inviting friends to tea high. This was an afternoon snack to fill the hungry between breakfast and dinner, and that these were the only meals served at the time. This practice became very popular and is still alive and well in Brisbane. There are many places that specialize high tea at and below are some favorites.

Experience old-world tradition to Joseph Alexander in Milton. This historic house of 120 age offers the Brisbane River and skyline views, along with a stunning variety of teas, baked goods, finger sandwiches and more.

In Clayfield High Societea visit. This is an excellent location and is often used for bridal showers, baby showers and birthday parties. Since opening in May '04 His emphasis on detail and presentation has made a favorite for tea.

Located on the River at Stamford Plaza is the Brasserie. Options Tea several here include a whole buffet of chocolate infused. Traditional tea is served daily with bakery products, pastry, coffee and tea.

Queenies traditional teahouse in Nundah intimate style is an old building and has a capacity of about 30 million people. All cakes are baked on the premises and they are delicious and tempting cakes such as chocolate Guinness cake, passion fruit sponge (cake Queenies signature) and the gay and almond cake. High tea is served with a glass of PIMMS, decadent deserts including chocolate brulee CRME, champagne and berry jelly and a traditional tea cake.

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