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Fans of deliciously decadent afternoon teas are spoilt for choice in Richmond, where a tableful of traditional and innovative approaches awaits. Looking to celebrate a birthday, pamper a partner or simply slow down and indulge in some utterly scrumptious treats? Read on for five great local places to enjoy a delightful afternoon tea experience in the city. And since space and availability is often limited, don’t forget to book ahead!
Yandoux Patisserie
#115 – 8400 West Road, Richmond, BC
Richmond’s Versante Hotel is home to a stylish new high tea concept hosted by the hugely popular Yandoux Patisserie. Fusing French and Asian contemporary approaches, treat-craving diners are served a multi-course, Instagram-worthy menu of colourful, visually elegant and decidedly delicious creations––including salmon oshi, truffle mushroom crostini, lemon tart, early grey mousse éclair and scones with clotted cream––plus a refillable pot of top-notch tea for each person.
Price & schedule: $65 per person. Available daily.
Baan Lao Fine Thai Cuisine
4100 Bayview Street, Richmond, BC
Richmond’s most inventive afternoon tea is on the menu at this award-winning fine dining Thai restaurant overlooking the Steveston shoreline. Chef Nutcha has fashioned a spectacular culinary adventure of exquisite delicacies that combines flower-studded visuals with highly creative flavours ranging through sweet and spicy to sour and unami salty. Your multi-course odyssey is paired with a gongfu cha tea service––hosted by a dedicated tea sommelier––and you’ll depart feeling as if you and your guests have been treated like visiting royalty.
Price & schedule: $95 per person. Served on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
Globe@YVR
3111 Grant McConachie Way, Richmond, BC
Fairmont hotels have specialized in grand afternoon teas for decades, and Richmond’s five-star Fairmont Vancouver Airport is no exception. Hosted in their stylish Globe@YVR restaurant––complete with floor-to-ceiling views of the mountain-framed runways––you’ll enjoy delicate sandwiches, fresh scones (with cream and preserves, of course) and delightful sweet treats served alongside Fairmont’s premium, own-brand teas. A modern update of the traditional afternoon tea, there’s also a welcome children’s version for junior diners.
Price & schedule: $79 per person (junior version $42). Served on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
London Farm
6511 Dyke Road, Richmond, BC
One of Richmond’s most beloved historic sites, London Farm is an excellent destination to visit at any time––especially for its flower-studded grounds and museum-like heritage farmhouse. But it’s also a hidden gem hotspot for fans of traditional afternoon teas, hosted in its charming, antique-lined dining room. Space and serving dates are limited, but book ahead and you’ll soon be enjoying three house-baked treats, aromatic London Lady Tea and fresh-made scones served with the farm’s delicious own-made jam (you can buy a jar to take home).
Price & schedule: $28.99 per person (seniors $26.99). August 3 and 4; September 7 and 8. December holiday tea dates to be announced.
Mr. Gold
3480 Moncton Street, Richmond, BC
Located in the heart of Steveston Village, sidestep the tempting gelato bar and opt for a sit-down afternoon tea at this friendly, Italian-influenced venue. The main option includes tiered plates of delicate sandwiches (smoked salmon included) plus irresistible sweet goodies such as macrons, cheesecake and fruit tart. A sultana cranberry scone with jam and a choice of teas is also included. Uniquely, there’s a vegetarian-only option as well plus smaller versions of the main afternoon tea menu if you’re not feeling particularly peckish.
Price & schedule: $46 per person (smaller versions from $15.99 to $29.99). Available daily.
Last Updated on July 23, 2024 by Tourism Richmond