Tea Salon

Another fan of the Tea Room’s Lemon, Pistachio & Currant Scone. Its nice to sit down somewhere pretty and enjoy a lovely glass of Rose when you are out shopping for the day.

This is a very cute venue. The décor is pretty and feminine and it’s a lovely spot to rest some shopped-​out legs.
The teas are beautiful. The coffee is drinkable, but not outstanding. The food is quite nice and the treats are very good.
I have, however, found the service here a little impersonal and the staff a bit snappy and disinterested. Especially when you show up and the first thing they ask is «do you have a booking?» in a curt voice… it’s happened just about every time I’ve visited. Just seems a bit unnecessary.
So basically — great for tea and scones, or even a light lunch, but don’t expect anyone to come near you again once your food/​drinks arrive.

Came here for lunch with my mother and sister and it was okay.
This place is really beautiful and my mother loved the décor and cutlery. However, the food is pretty standard. The sandwiches are very basic and the desserts are way too sweet/​too much (who needs cake, a donut and some strawberry fairy floss pudding)
Don’t really have much to say except that it is more of a chat spot than a food spot.

Everything here is so girly. I love it!!! Only thing that could’ve made all the décor nicer was if it was all matching.
I ordered the Lemon, Pistachio & Currant and absolutely loved it. This was washed down with some Luckyland Ceylon Pekoe which was oh so tasty. So two issues I have with ordering tea are
1) I feel like I never get enough tea for what I’ve paid for so am always tempted to ask them for a refill of hot water so I can keep drinking (that and I just love tea) and
2) it always gets cold. So I was very pleased to
1) receive a nice big teapot and
2) the teapot kept the tea warm enough till the last pour
All in all a very delightful afternoon. Just one thing to note. Does anyone else hate when on a menu there is a separate menu item for when you order it as a set but it’s not actually cheaper than when you order it separately? For example in the tea salon’s case a scone is $ 6.50 and a pot of tea is $ 5.95. However there is a separate item called scone + tea $ 12.45. Feel like it’s to trick you into thinking it’s cheaper or something when it actually isn’t. That or they think people can’t add. I dunno…

The scones were great but the tea. .. Oh dear. They left the tea leaves in the bottom of the pot, which was definitely an aesthetic choice. The tea leaves shouldn’t have been in there more than 4 minutes and so of course they over brewed. Because of this, the second cup was very bitter and not pleasant at all. I hope management will change how they serve the tea as essentially they are charging $ 5.75 for one cup of great tea and 3 more cups of rubbish tea.

Great location placed in the centre of Westfields so easy to stop by for afternoon tea. Absolutely love the décor and the food itself wasn’t too bad. Some of the cakes were dry but overall a good experience with girlfriends

I always come here if I’m around the Westfield area and looking for an afternoon snack. It’s such a cute café (gotta love the pink!) with a great range of scones that goes beyond the traditional plain, date and blueberry scones.
However, a problem I’ve noticed everytime I’m here is the very poor service. Even though they seem to have plenty of staff on hand, it’s always a tough task to catch their eye as they aren’t constantly scanning the space as they do other tasks.
My only other complaint as a coffee addict is that the coffee costs $ 4.95 like their tea which is a bit on the steep side (and not great coffee but I knew that when I ordered it at a tea salon).
It’s still a must try though and a far more casual setting than the QVB Tea Room.

So I love tea more than any other consumable item. I love the flavour, the ritual, and the fact that drinking tea gives a sense of indulgence with next to no calories.
I’m impressed that a set up in a shopping centre has done well to even rate a cute photo actually. My favourite high tea places are in gardens or custom spaces, but the set up is here is adorable considering the shopping centre surrounds. White picket fences, soft pink and green seats you can sink into, and they’ve got the floral crockery almost perfect. I’m also mad about the sugar cubes, a combination of brown and white in a variety of sizes for both convenience and an artisan touch. But still… in a shopping centre with all the bustle and bad lighting that brings. It’s a great shopping break but not one to dress up and lady date for.
Extra notes: the service is slow but the staff are pleasant.
The Earl Grey is quite floral but without strong cardamon so it’s not to every palate.

I absolutely adore coming here for high tea! The quality of their food is fantastic, everything is always very fresh and the petit fours are always changing. You get good value for the price of the high tea, $ 43 per person and my friends and I have never been able to finish one.
They have an excellent tea selection which had expanded since the last time I was here to now include more herbal teas. If you’re looking for a good black tea my personal favourites are the Queen Mary and Russian Caravan. They also have a scone menu with about 10 different varieties of scones as well as a monthly «special» scone.
Even though the salon is in the middle of yr Westfield you still feel rather classy having tea and eating finger sandwiches and cake! If you’re not working that day try their raspberry Bellini!

A huge fan of high tea! Love English tea!
I was starving so I had the high tea stand, and I chose one rose scone! I’m not a big fan of those rose fav but scone it’s self is moist n warm very lovely! N I put up the Scottish English tea! Very strong just like what I wanted I bought some back home too! 15 dollars for a box not too cheap not too expensive! The sandwiches are on the stand are very lovely! Toast are lovely fluffy! But the roasted beef mustard was little bit to spicy for me!