Tea Lounge

I had the pleasure of experiencing the tea service at the Tea Lounge inside the Waldorf Astoria Hotel last week, and it was truly delightful. Firstly, the hotel itself is exquisite, boasting a stunning design and a gracious entrance. Located on the 23rd floor, the Tea Lounge has lovely location and we had a table by the window with an impressive view of the Vegas Strip. The lounge features a chic and modern aesthetic, characterized by deep colors and ample natural light, creating an inviting atmosphere. The service was great; our server was friendly, attentive, and genuinely kind, enhancing our overall experience. We were treated to a selection of finger sandwiches, which included a vegan option, along with scones accompanied by a heavenly jam and an array of beautifully presented desserts. Each guest receives a generous pot of tea, easily serving five to six cups. The tea itself was robust and rich, perfectly complementing the delightful fare. The pricing for the tea service is reasonable, especially considering the breathtaking view, the overall experience, and the quality of the food—definitely worth it. A few tips for your visit: reservations are essential, as they do not accommodate walk-ins. If you desire a window seat, I recommend arriving early, as tables are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, which means that a window seat is not guaranteed. Overall, the Tea Lounge at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a refined afternoon tea experience in Las Vegas.

A Moment of Bliss at the Tea Lounge Sometimes, amidst the whirlwind of Las Vegas, you stumble upon a hidden gem that offers a moment of pure tranquility. That's exactly what we found at the Tea Lounge. From the moment we stepped in, we were captivated by the stunning views. Sipping on perfectly brewed tea and indulging in a delightful assortment of macarons, we felt worlds away from the bustling city below. The ambiance was elegant yet inviting, the service impeccable, and the overall experience simply delightful. The macarons were a standout, each one a tiny, colorful work of art bursting with flavor. Paired with the carefully curated tea selection, it was a match made in heaven. If you're looking for a serene escape, a place to connect with friends, or simply a moment to treat yourself, the Tea Lounge comes highly recommended. It's a reminder that even in the heart of Las Vegas, you can find pockets of peace and joy.

My wife and I really enjoyed afternoon tea here. There's a wide selection of teas (I got a nice Taiwanese oolong), and the food was excellent. There was a selection of finger sandwiches, some scones with heavenly clotted cream, and some beautiful desserts -- all presented elegantly. We had a window table with a lovely view of the strip. The service was impeccable -- our server Jingle was warm and attentive. The lounge itself feels posh and modern without being ostentatious. It's pricey, but a nice splurge that's a bit off the beaten path in Vegas!

A nice relaxing view and seats. The food was good, though the bread was a bit dry. The service was great. OK tea selection, would have loved to see white tea there.

It was really fun. I tried the Osmanthus Oolong, and I thought it had an earthy flavor. I also tried Mountain berry, a sweet herbal tea. Blueberry comes through, and the currents really add sweetness. Yellow sandwich was curry flavor on turmeric bread. Salmon Cucumber sandwich was good and crunchy. The egg sandwich was in a cream puff shell, very creative. Ham Sandwich with mayonnaise. Scones were buttery and warm and crumbly and moist.

Good view to enjoy strips, but u have to get there early. Whether u book for afternoon teas or you get there without any bookings, the table is first come first served. Which means window seat is not 100% assured. A pot with brewed tea inside was good. Sandwiches and scones were good. Sweets, not delicious.

Phenomenal view of the strip. Service was elegant as were the furnishings. The food was lovely and tasty. I'd highly recommend.

Wonderful experience! Great service. Beautiful view. Incredible tea and menu. Bottomless mimosa was amazing. Left full and happy.

My husband had seen a video on Instagram highlighting this place and that's what convinced us to go LOL. Dang those persuasive IG reels!! I think the big draw to the Tea Lounge is the views of the Strip from the 23rd floor, but we happened to visit in the middle of their 23rd floor renovation, so currently their Tea Lounge experience is being held on their 3rd floor, I believe until June 15. There is a small disclaimer that states this if you make your reservation online, but I also received an email a day afterwards to reiterate that the 23rd floor is under construction, and they offered to let me cancel if I wasn't aware. I really appreciated the effort to be transparent, and I'm sure some people only want to come for the view, haha. My husband and I are total foodies however, and were just really interested in trying the food, with the view being a bonus. It was easy enough making the reservation online (maybe because of the renovations going on?) and we were promptly seated after checking in with the hostess. We were seated by the window which was nice, but obviously the view from the 3rd floor isn't that spectacular or anything, haha. It's a small room, so it felt pretty intimate, and it also helped that there were only 3 other parties in the lounge with us. They have a set menu for the food portion, but you get to pick one tea per person, and they have a decent selection of black, green, oolong, artisan, and herbal teas to choose from. If tea isn't your thing, I believe you can pay separately for soft drinks, coffee, etc. My husband and I ended up picking the monkey picked oolong tea, and the pu-erh tou cha artisan tea. The oolong tea was a little too light for our tastes, but the pu-erh was great! For their spring menu, the four savory sandwiches we were given were porchetta, curry chicken, egg gougere, and smoked salmon. My husband and I both LOVED the flavor of the curry chicken the best, even though the bread was definitely on the dry side. The egg was also really good and flavorful, but honestly we enjoyed all of the sandwiches! The two scones were buttermilk and blueberry (I'm not sure if this changes by season), and I love that they come warmed up! They were super buttery and delectable, and it was definitely one of my favorite parts of the meal. On the table is Devonshire cream, lemon curd, and berry jam, to eat with the scones. The lemon curd was perfectly tangy and refreshing, and the berry jam was also sweet and delicious! Honestly, by the time we were done with the sandwiches and scones, I barely had any room for dessert, lol. I bit each one just to try, but I definitely didn't have the stomach to finish everything, haha. We had a chocolate hazelnut tart, blueberry cheesecake dome, raspberry pistachio macaron, and coconut choux. While very aesthetically pleasing, I do think taste-wise, the desserts were not as satisfying as the sandwiches. If I had to pick a favorite, I really liked that the chocolate hazelnut tart was rich without being too sweet and I also really enjoyed the toasted hazelnuts in the dessert. I can't remember exactly, but I believe it was about $62-65/person for the Tea Lounge? But considering that we got SO full, and it's in the Waldorf Astoria, I don't believe it's a bad price at all. We're definitely planning on coming back the next time we're in Las Vegas! FYI: The Waldorf Astoria in Las Vegas only offers Valet Parking, with no option of self-parking. On their website, it states the price of valet parking is $45, so my husband and I parked off-site and walked over. I had called the Waldorf Astoria general number, and they told me it was a flat $45, regardless if I was staying at the hotel or if I was just dining. However, once I was at the Tea Lounge, the hostess told me that they do validate parking, and it would either be free or significantly discounted (to $10 is what she said). I can't vouch if this is actually true since we didn't get to test it, but this is what I was told.

Don't limit customers to a time limit for afternoon tea. We checked in 20 minutes late, but even if the restaurant closed at 6 PM, customers should be able to stay for the duration until the meal ends. Instead, the hostess said we need to leave by 6 PM, only allowing us 80 minutes to eat. Additionally, the server didn't even know the items on the menu and gave us wrong information on certain pastries and made it up as she went along. The curry bread sandwiches were overly dry and looked like it came straight from the refrigerator. Lastly, the layout of the place was too cramped. The previous layout of the restaurant was more spacious and had better views of the city than the new layout of the restaurant. Overly disappointed, and I won't be going back after the drastic changes in layout, subpar food, and inadequate server training.

First of all, we wrote a review on Google but it has been hidden by someone. We were there for an extension of a bachelorette party on Saturday afternoon. We had a 11:45am appointment(which is their earliest tea time). When we got there, they took our party of 3 into a small, corner room PAST the big, spacious lounge area. We were puzzled as there were only few parties occupying the lounge area. When we got inside the tiny room, there were two parties. We got seated and then another group came in and all the tables were filled. Now this is the part where things get interesting. When I passed by the big lounge area to use the restroom, I noticed that there were still lots of space left and most of the people in the space were White and no Asian were found. I thought something was weird because when I returned to our tiny room, four groups inside were all parties of Asians, and like I said, we were crowded. The small room view was towards some empty parking lot and a yellow hotel next door, and we were a bit disappointed for what costed us ~$80 each. The food and the tea was fine (except the soggy egg mini puff and the salmon sandwich that had a weird after taste) but I'm still not sure if it was just a coincidence that the 4 parties (15 women) of only Asian were served by an Asian server in a small side room that was about 1/10 of the large lounge area when there was plenty of empty seats outside. Wouldn't have gone if we knew that was our experience. Tiny windows with terrible views in a crowded space for $80+? Think again or maybe if youre lucky (and maybe if you are not Asian?) you will be seated in the area that they advertise.

Made a reservation for the Friday before Mother's Day. They left me know in advance that they had moved the tea lounge due to construction but I decided to keep my reservation. The tea lounge was moved to the 3rd floor next to another restaurant. It was very packed tight inside and we were not placed near a window, which was kind of disappointing. The service was very slow and they forgot our champagne. I guess I can't blame them, it was super busy. The decor was nice and they made it very pretty. The food was good, although not as good as I had remembered. They did make special sandwiches for me since I don't eat ham or seafood. The scones were definitely the highlight, so warm and delicious. I really loved the lemon curd, amazing. I was only able to eat half the desserts due to such a sugar overload so I brought the rest home. They let my daughter have the children's menu which includes hot chocolate and more kid friendly sandwiches.

Super cute lounge on the 23rd floor of the Waldorf Astoria. We were seated promptly at a window table for our 2p reservation. I believe they stagger the seating times so it's not overly crowded. The lounge is open air, more like a lobby than an enclosed restaurant, but nicely decorated, and the crowd was mostly women dressed nicely. Our server was very knowledgeable and sweet, but not overbearing. I got the vanilla oolong tea, and a pot was more than enough for me. It came with milk, but it wasn't really necessary. My friend got the monkey bread tea (I may have gotten the name wrong). Service comes with finger sandwiches (salmon, ham, chicken curry ,and egg salad), scones with accompaniments, and bite sized desserts. The sandwiches were good- I wish there were more of them, but the egg salad was a little unwieldy. The scones were amazing- not overly hard or crunchy like some I've had. The desserts were a little too sweet/rich and also a bit unwieldy. Overall, it was a good experience and the view was fantastic. It would have been nice to have some light music/entertainment (im picturing a violinist for some reason). I don't know if I'd revisit, but I'm glad I was able to check it off the list.

If you're looking for a great tea adventure, I'd look somewhere else, but I had to give this place a try as their view of the strip looked (and was) fabulous at sunset. I highly recommend you make reservations through their website at the Waldorf Astoria. From their menu online, I knew their tea selection wasn't unique or very vast, but I was hoping their food would be good and then coupled with that view, it would be a great experience. That wasn't the case. I really didn't care for the food they had, and at about $62 a person, it wasn't worth it, IMO. First, lets talk tea. The teas came out in big tea pots and were really hot. I got the Jasmine Pearl White Tea and my husband got their Green Lychee Tea. The Lychee tea was really subtle - my husband said he couldn't taste the lychee and asked if he could swap it out for another one (the Mad Hatter) and our server said it was alright to do so. The Jasmine tea was good - refreshing and just a tiny bit sweet. Then our food came out. Their curry sandwich was super dry. One bite and I already didn't like it I tried their ham sandwich and it was way too salty for me. I tried their egg sandwich and it was dry. My least favorite was their salmon sandwich - it was as if someone sprinkled salt on top of the salmon being marinated in salt water. It also had this really weird taste that lingered in my mouth after consumption. The scones were hard and not warm. The view was fantastic though, and our server kept coming by to check up on us. Once we paid for the tea experience she pretty much never came by again, which was fine. I told my husband I don't need to do this again - It was too much money and the food wasn't good. Two stars because of the service and the view.

My wife and I really enjoyed afternoon tea here. There's a wide selection of teas (I got a nice Taiwanese oolong), and the food was excellent. There was a selection of finger sandwiches, some scones with heavenly clotted cream, and some beautiful desserts -- all presented elegantly. We had a window table with a lovely view of the strip. The service was impeccable -- our server Jingle was warm and attentive. The lounge itself feels posh and modern without being ostentatious. It's pricey, but a nice splurge that's a bit off the beaten path in Vegas!

This is a review for December 2023: we got the Winter Menu 2023 set.* Not the best afternoon tea experience food-wise, but the view of the strip is quite nice on the 23rd floor. You're definitely paying premium for the location. However, I will say that I didn't expect the lounge to be just a small side section of the hotel lounge; I envisioned it being a separate restaurant within the hotel, does that make sense? Anyways, I booked it a few weeks ahead of my reservation, it's pretty popular. You also need to use a credit card to book. My bf and I came way too early because we wanted seats by the window. There are not a ton of tables, maybe 4-5 tables by the window. And only 2 seat tables are available by the window, larger parties are sat at a larger table, not directly by the window. It worked out fine and we got a window seat, but everyone just crowds by the podium in no particular order before opening and she just decides who gets to be sat first essentially (of course everyone had reservations though). Service is curt, they definitely do try to churn you out as there is a time limit. Menu is set; you get to pick a tea each and you can add additional enhancements such as bubbles/mimosas/etc. The winter afternoon tea was $62/person. Our sandwiches were good (You can see the menu in my photos); my favorite one was definitely the curry chicken. Scones were yummy; the accompanied lemon curd and homemade berry jam was especially delicious. Desserts, unfortunately, were actually the weakest of the set. There was a macaron, pear tart, eggnog cream puff and peppermint mousse dome; all of which wasn't that great to be honest. In particular, the macaron was dry and flaky, not fresh and subtly chewy, like a great macaron should be. The desserts just tasted stale, as if they were made yesterday/sat out for hours. Due to the desserts not being great, I probably won't be back. But, I do think it was a good experience to try it at least once - if not for the view.

I've always wanted to try the Tea Lounge. I heard the view, tea and food were amazing. Finally got my chance. It was for a birthday. The view of LV was amazing! It was definitely breathtaking. Service was amazing. They were attentive and made sure we had everything we needed. The ambiance and decoration were gorgeous. We ordered a different pot of tea. So we could try a different tea. I tried the monkey picked. It was good but my fav was the organic lychee green. The scones with the Devonshire cream, lemon curd and homemade berry jam were so good. I used all the lemon curd and took my brothers. I even tried Devonshire cream and lemon curd at the same time. It was all worth the price of admission.

What a beautiful place to have an up scale afternoon tea. The place settings were lovely - tea was very good and it was a comfortable room to be in! The scones with jam and the cream and lemon curd was probably the best thing - all 3 of agreed with that! The sandwiches were "OK" .. nothing special and the bread was dry. And while the dessert cakes were a lovely presentation we weren't crazy about any one of them. Our server was very good! Overall it was a very enjoyable experience and I am so glad I brought my 2 out of town best friends to experience this with me.

Located on the 23rd floor of the Waldorf Astoria you will take the first elevator to the 3rd floor and then take a second elevator to the 23rd floor. The bite sized food is a set menu about $67 per person which includes the tea of choice. Yes it will fill you up. There are very nice views and for some reason it was only half full. The food was tasty and the tea was sooooo flavorful. I swear I was able to taste colors. The service was good but she did speak a little fast is all. If you want to break the bank and feel richer than you really are then this definitely the place. If you are an only child then it's your duty to bring Mom here, yes I'm talking to you.

The fine folks at the Tea Lounge are experts at separating you from your money but they do give you a pretty nice experience in return. If tea is your thing and you have the money to spare look no further. According to my tea aficionado friends, the Tea Lounge at the Waldorf is the best afternoon tea experience in the city. The view from the 23rd floor is unbeatable, the service is quick because it has to be due to the strict two hour time limit during my visit. There is large selection of teas to pick from and they all come out pipping hot. The food is nothing to write home about: bland sandwiches, very dry scones and extra sugary desserts. But you gotta eat them cause you spent ~$70 here. Pro tip: feel free to valet as the staff will validate your ticket and waive any parking fees.

Scones, sandwiches, and champagne - oh my! The Waldorf Astoria's tea lounge is a real treat. The menu is adorable and the view is top-notch. I mean, who doesn't love a good cuppa with a side of people-watching? The scones were served warm with all the fixings, and the curry salad in turmeric bread was a standout. And let's not forget the cakes - especially the rose one, which was as tasty as it was Instagrammable. My only complaint is that I didn't want to leave!

So disclaimer: I'm not exactly a high tea kind of person. Only because I feel like it's kind of gimmicky, easy to do at home with higher quality teas usually, and super expensive when you go out for it. Not to mention it's also carbs on carbs on carbs with way too much sweet for my palate. I usually need a more substantial meal. That said, I had to take my best friend here, who is into this stuff. I booked reservations for this place months in advance. And good thing too. I didn't realize how limited seating was until I got here. We arrived to the beautiful Tea Lounge, with it's breathtaking view of the strip on the 23rd floor, and plush seating. There's only room for a few parties at a time. There's only 4 couple seatings in front of the large window. They have 3 seating times. I felt so hoity toity being here. This was a far cry from our first high tea experience I treated my best friend to back almost a decade ago in the OC in California. For what it's worth, Tea Lounge does it well. The servers are extremely good at what they do. The menu has a large tea selection. The food was pretty good for what it was. Lots of little mini desserts, lots of little sandwiches, and lots of scones. My favorite thing, which I feel says a lot, were the scones. Personally, I'd rather go to a place that serves actual hunky dory savory food. But we enjoyed our meal nonetheless. My best friend had a good time. We enjoyed our tea and mini bites. This was a beautiful way to catch up and celebrate her birthday intimately. There's a time limitation on how long you get to spend here. But it's enough time for a small party. As for parking, if you have a Nevada license, just park over at Aria for free for 3 hours. You can't even be at the Tea Lounge for 3 hours, and it's not worth paying for valet. The walk is short. If you're into high tea, this is the best way to do it because you get a beautiful view, top notch service, and pretty good tea/small bites.

Good service, nice ambiance. Overall a good experience. The only downside is being sat too close to other people it's hard to have a conversation with your party. Window seating is not always available.

This place will forever hold a special place in my heart. This won't be a typical review because of my scenario: I was proposed here. The staff had helped my friend set everything up and I was surprised to see my now fiancé standing around the corner when we were supposed to "take a picture" by the beautiful gold wall at the entrance. The service is amazing and I'm so happy they allowed my friends to set up my engagement. After our engagement, we enjoyed a tea service. The tea was really good. We each got a variety of different teas. I had the Masala Chai. The provided milk and sugar sticks. I didn't ask but I wish there were sugar substitute options on the table. The food had 3 categories: savory, scones, and desserts. Now when I initially saw the food I didn't think I'd be full, but I was wrong. With all the tea, the little bites they give you add up. All the savory bites were delicious. The scones are huge and served and kept on a warm plate. All the desserts were delicious as well. They were nice enough to give us all a glass of champagne and a cake to celebrate my engagement. I love this place it's absolutely beautiful and I will never forget my amazing memories here!

It was a nice way to spend the afternoon. The view is beautiful and the service was as expected for a luxury hotel. The tea options were plentiful. I opted for the earl gray. Loved the scone warmer! And the savory sandwiches. I was too full for the desserts, but they made a nice treat later!

You definitely need a reservation here. The view is so pretty way up in the hotel and you can see the strip clearly. The service is great and the presentation is amazing. The tea time is a preset menu with your choice of tea and sweet and savory food. It doesn't look like a lot of food, but it's really filling. I think the price is fair. Will return! This is what Vegas is great at!

We came in on a Sunday afternoon with a party of 6. We waited a few minutes after check in. Upon getting seated, each person was able to order their own pot of tea as part of the $62 tea service. Everyone in our party was happy with their desserts and sandwiches. They were able to accommodate gluten free/vegetarian dietary restrictions. There was a small mishap where our vegetarian friend was served a ham sandwich. However, the waitress resolved this issue quickly. They charged an automatic gratuity for our party of 6. Overall, this is a nice experience for a special occasion.

Tea Lounge is exactly what it is. Having some tea & pastries at a hotel lounge. It's not a restaurant as I was expecting with glamour and nice decoration. I saw high reviews and it took me over a month to book this small place on their hotel website. They require a credit card just to book. Tea Lounge is located on 23rd floor of Waldorf Astoria Hotel. You can valet and I think they do validate as they asked if we had a parking ticket. There's no self parking. We parked at Aria hotel and walked over. The only positive part is that you get a nice view of the strip from Aria to Treasure Island. $62 is the price tag per person. It comes with a choice of tea, 3 generous trays of sandwiches, pastries, and desserts. They were okay. Service was better than the food or the experience. I would look into another afternoon tea before booking here.

After being so excited and hearing so many great things about this place thru friends and family I thought it would be a great opportunity to share a beautiful time with my girlfriends. Everything was going great we were able to get reservations for a party of 5 and we were lucky enough to even get the table with the perfect view! We even decided to dress up for the occasion but all this was sadly ruined by the horrible service we received by our server. I don't know if she was having a bad day or was maybe just annoyed by our excitement for the place but she was just mean cold and rude the whole time. the food was great the tea was delicious but over all we didn't feel a bit welcomed.. we were looking forward to this for weeks and now I just wish we would have gone somewhere els.. it would have been nice if someone would have also reached out to let us know the place was under construction, i guess when I think of Waldorf Astoria I automatically expect an amazing experience I would highly recommend you give these a call and make sure the place is done with renovations before visiting and I hope you all have a better experience than mine. This is my very first one star review and I usually don't do this but for an average of 80.00 per person with tip included for tea I would expect allot more

We celebrated a friend's birthday at Waldorf Astoria Tea Lounge. What better way to celebrate than with High Tea? The view of the strip was amazing! The ambiance was very relaxing and posh. The service was top notch, something you would expect from Waldorf Astoria. The tea offerings and food were good as well. The Mango flavored tea was my favorite, since I like fruity flavors. I would highly recommend this place if you are looking for something different to celebrate with your girlfriends!

Service was good, our server was attentive and accommodating. Food was very disappointing. For the price ($70!) I feel that the food should have been much better. The salmon/cucumber sandwich tasted a bit rancid. The bread was crusty on most of the sandwiches. The deserts were pretty underwhelming as well. I've had much better experiences at a better price point. The best part of the consumption experience was the tea selection. Ambiance was not my favorite. Our table was spaced very oddly and made it hard to communicate with one another. I also am not a fan of the decor but that's just my own opinion. In addition, the waiter station was directly behind us so there was no privacy.

This spot made for a fun get-together with some girlfriends! I feel like the Waldorf is always so confusing to find for me since it's tucked to the side of Aria. We self-parked at Aria for free as a NV resident, but apparently if you do Valet parking at the Waldorf, the Tea Lounge will validate it for you (good to know for next time). The front lobby was under construction so it was a bit of a maze to find the lounge: a different entrance, go up an elevator, walk down a hall, and take a right and go down that hall (which is also located right next to the hotel desk area). The ambiance is festive for a tea lounge. Our server was great with recommendations, attentiveness, and was friendly to help take photos for us. There were 6 of us and we all did the Afternoon Tea time that included bites & choice of tea. We each chose a different tea flavor so we could all try different ones - my favorites were the Chai and Mad Matter! Our reservation was for 4:15pm and I hadn't eaten anything aside from a granola bar all day. I was quite skeptical the food here would be anything substantial enough to help me, but I was actually quite full after 6 cups of tea and my portion of food bites! The views from the room are beautiful with the floor to ceiling windows of the strip. They were also able to accommodate for food preferences (no pork) for one of our friends, & brought out a festive cupcake with a candle to celebrate the birthday in our group! I wasn't sure I'd find the afternoon tea to be worth it financially, but it was definitely more about the "experience" than finding the tea & food itself to be worth $65/person. Go with some fun people and you'll have a good time in the beautiful room.

If you want to feel high class while you drink some tea and eat some crumpets like you're in England this is the place. You definitely want to call ahead and make some reservations if you want a seat with an actual view. They are only open during the day so if you want to go it has to be while the sun is up. You can order a tray of snacks and get a whole teapot for around $70. You're not going to fill up on food here but is definitely more for an experience than the food. It's a fun place and definitely worth the view.

I'm a little disappointed we didn't get seated the near the window. For the amount of money we paid, I feel like that should've been part of it. But the tea was good and the food was okay, but really not filling. Service was nice, but it was really loud in there. I felt drained and exhausted by the end and we went back to our room. I don't know if I would come back.

Ah, the Tea Lounge, a place of tranquility and charm. As I sipped on the Golden Assam Tea, I felt a warmth envelop me, as though the very sun had descended into my cup. The rich, malty notes danced gracefully on my palate, leaving a lingering sense of comfort and satisfaction.

The tea lounge was a fabulous experience. My family of 4 visited at their first seating of the day at 11:45. Things to keep in mind to make your visit realistic: There's only one afternoon tea option for $68 per person, but this includes tea, scones, sandwiches, and dessert. Everything we ate was beyond our expectations. You can upgrade to a bottle of champagne or some cocktails a la carte. The lobby is temporarily closed as they are under construction so you enter in through the side entrance, take elevator up, and walk across to the main building. The lounge is smaller than you'd imagine, so there are 3 tables for 2 up again the windows and 1 table for 4. Even if you are the first seating, you may not get a table against the windows, but our table in the second row under a beautifully decorated tree was simply wonderful and we still had a good view. They decorate the lounge differently for the season. I would recommend this experience to anyone.

The tea lounge at the Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas is a true gem for tea lovers. The food is delicately prepared with a variety of finger sandwiches, scones and sweets that pair perfectly with the extensive tea selection. The tea itself is top-notch, with a variety of blends and flavors to choose from. Located on the 23rd floor of the Waldorf, the view from the lounge is simply stunning, with floor-to-ceiling windows providing a breathtaking panoramic of the strip. This was the perfect mother daughter spot for afternoon tea. My Mom was in town and this was the perfect place for afternoon tea. We started off with a nice glass of champagne before beginning our tea service. Overall, the tea lounge at the Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas offers a sophisticated and luxurious experience for all. You will need to make a reservation in advance and you can easily do that online.

I was in between getting tea here at the Tea Lounge at Waldorf and Sadelles near the Bellagio Conservatory during our short Vegas weekend. I chose Tea Lounge because it was on the 23rd floor and I wanted to experience the views. We were seated by the window promptly at our reservation time at 3:45pm. 2 of the teas - jasmine and masala chai were not available anymore so if you have your heart set on a certain tea do an earlier tea time. Pros -The view was nice, service was great, and they brought out a cupcake for us to celebrate our baby-moon. We packed the cupcake to go since we were so full from the meal -After tea, we went to the hotel bar just adjacent to the tea lounge and enjoyed the nice views there (no outdoor patio seating area but it did have large windows -For $62 dollars each, I thought the price was fair. We were given a large pot of tea each (that we couldn't finish) and even tho the food sampling portion was small, we were surprisingly full after the experience Cons -I wanted more food variety. The food was pretty cream heavy and my husband who is lactose sensitive would have enjoyed some more non-cream/dairy based options Overall, enjoyed doing once for the experience and would recommend if you are celebrating something special, but I would probably not do it again anytime soon.

Reservations are a must! The reservation slots open up two months ahead of time. So if you plan accordingly you can reserve the exact date and time slot you want by using the online reservation system. We were a party of 2 at 12pm. If you want a window spot, I suggest getting the first seating. The groups at 11:45 were all seated first right in front of the window. Also, if you have more than two people you will most likely be in the middle with the couches. We valeted our car. The attendant informed us to have our waiter validate to bring the cost for $20 to $10. As of May 4, the lobby is still under construction so you have to take the elevator to the 3rd floor, walk across the hall then find another set of elevators to the 23rd floor. There are plenty of staff and signs to help you. The teas, sandwiches and desserts were delicious! The scones were surprisingly soft, buttery and not dry at all. Yes, its a bit over priced but its a fun, relaxing place to spend some time with friends

Wonderful experience at the Waldorf Astoria (FKA Mandarin). Had two teas and snacks for $165 total. Each food selection was really good, but wished the lady who served us did a better job on explaining what we were having and how pricing worked. It felt like an exclusive club where only high tea people know how stuff worked Nevertheless, had a great time! Highly recommend to ask questions and to inquire how pricing works

Lovely place. All I have to say is...THE VIEW!! It was so beautiful. It was also very quiet and relaxing. The tea time wasn't noisy like a casino or smelling of smoke. It was peaceful. And you didn't have to walk through a casino to get to the tea room, which was on the 23rd floor of the Waldorf Astoria hotel. You need to make reservations in advance to go. I don't know if they take walk-ins but better to be safe. I just called them and made the reservation. PARKING - It is $15 with validation. Valet only. Thus, we opted to park at the Aria self parking garage and walk over to the hotel, which was next door. It's about a 10 min walk. Not far at all. You just probably need to ask someone outside of Aria what direction to go to find the hotel. But once we got instructions, it was easy. NV residents get 3 hrs free parking at Aria, which was enough time for us to walk there, eat slowly, and walk back. SERVICE - the servers were professional, sweet, and fast. They explained what we got to eat, helped us take photos, and even poured tea for us. No complaints here. The dining room was a lot smaller than we thought and they had multiple servers even for the small space. They weren't understaffed so you always had someone ready to help. FOOD - it seems like you get very little food, but we couldn't even finish! We had to take half the desserts home because we were so full...prob cuz most of the meal is carbs. But yummy carbs! I don't eat ham so they substituted my sandwich for a cucumber one. They consider your dietary restrictions, which is nice. The tea is also yummy. So many to choose from, black tea, green tea, oolong tea, etc.! And you eat get one pot to yourself, which is plenty for the meal. TIMING - We went for the first sitting at 11:45 am and arrived 15 m early to make sure we got a seat next to the window. I recommend doing this vs. later seatings ir showing up right on time. It also gives you time to take pics in the space without other ppl in your photos. PRICE - I will admit that it is expensive. $58 plus they add the service/tip already if 18%. But we knew it was going to be expensive. We paid for the view and experience, not so much the food and teA, which was fine too. But the price is more for the ambiance you get eating there. Super cute and clean. The hotel, dining room, and bathrooms. I would recommend this if you like high tea experiences and have the $$$$! Also, you get a bonus cupcake if you are celebrating your bday!!! So don't forget to tell them it's a special occasion if it is.

This place is so cute. Loved the ambiance and setup. Each guest gets their own pot of tea, and the service is really thorough (they explain what each of the little tea sandwiches are, and accommodate any dietary restrictions). I will say that the food could be more flavorful, but overall a wonderful experience.

I loved this place in Vegas. It was located on the 23rd floor in Waldorf Astoria. It is a super stylish tea spot with a wide variety of teas to pick from. I was so happy it was free refills too! ***What I ordered **Matcha Tea (8/10) Their matcha wasn't amazing, but it wasn't bad too! I'd say that it was decent. I like how they ask if you'd like some milk on the side so you can make a latte! They had non-dairy options, and I ended up getting the oat milk! Again, I love how you get free refills if you do the afternoon tea option! **Afternoon Tea (8/10) I loved how there were so many things to pick from, and it would pair well with your tea. My favorites were definitely the finger sandwiches! The scones were amazing as well. It came with different spreads and also it was served to us hot! Overall, The service was terrific, and the tea and food were good! Although it is a little pricey, I wouldn't mind coming back again!

This is an overdue review. We came here for tea in the summer and had the best tea (better than 2 Ritz locations I've tried in the Bay Area). Better in service and food selection and quantity. First, service was fantastic. Near the end, we needed a box to take home the pastries we couldn't finish, and the tea was near empty, our server still offered to refill my tea so that we could relax and enjoy the view. The food: 2 hot scones per person, most places offer one. The sandwiches were flavorful and enough for tea: ham, curried chicken, truffle cream cheese in brioche, and deviled egg in puff pastry. The pastries: a cream puff, a fruit tart, a blackberry mousse dome, and a macaron. All yummy and different. For 2 people, we each selected our own tea and the selection was great. The clotted cream was delicious and light. The service stood out the most. The server was just super pleasant - I really should have gotten her name.

Me and my friend went here for a girls evening. The view is beautiful and the tea/ snacks is amazing. We spend 3 hours just sipping our teas and enjoying the desserts. This is cute to take your mom, daughter or date!

Easy valet parking @ Waldorf Astoria just steps away from the main entrance. Take the elevator up to the 23rd floor and you've entered The Tea Lounge. Reservations always recommended, providing any food allergies prior. Once your checked in you'll be seated in a quaint spot where each person will choose a favorite tea from The Tea Lounges' large selection. I opted for the Mango Oolong tea which was perfectly, perfect! Our table of four included: 1 vegan, 1 gluten free and 1 vegetarian which were all accommodated beautifully. Each item dainty & delicious! The service and atmosphere - always excellent.

I tried making a reservation here 2 weeks before my conference and they were all booked, but I checked again a few days before my work event, and they had an opening I knew I had to take! The Waldorf held my luggage at their front desk while I took my leisurely time with their afternoon tea. I was in my tech conference tee shirt and jeans and felt out of place amongst women who looked like they came from church on a weekday, families, and couples dressed to the nines in cute dresses and hats. The service is impeccable, attentive, and knowledgeable--no detail is too small! They helped me select a tea and when I didn't like the first one I tried, they let me pick a different one for my next pot of tea! The hotel and Tea Lounge itself are very Instagrammable so bring your best cameras! I was there during a special flower decoration, which had lots of flowers around the room as well as hanging from the ceiling. I went through 5 pots of tea before my flight, and loved the desserts and variety of tea sandwiches. It's very filling and I took some back-home with me! The view of Las Vegas is wonderful. This is worth a trip if you're on the Strip, and if you don't have the time or budget for afternoon tea, you can just order drinks and take in the view and ambience.

Beautiful view, relaxing atmosphere, fun finger sandwiches and tasty dessert. Wonderful afternoon with my girls and Nana. Egg gougere, curry chicken salad and blueberry scones were my favorite and Flowery Earl Grey Tea.

Pros: Amazing scones with clotted cream and jam. Scones were soft with a crust and they weren't dry. Attentive service. Great views. Cons: Loved all the sandwiches, but the curry chicken. I didn't like my tea selection (Too vanilla), but my friends liked theirs. Didn't like any of the dessert pastries/cakes. Even with a reservation, we had to wait over 45 minutes to be seated. That's OK, we had a drink at the bar. Uncomfortable seating. I really enjoy high teas, but I don't think I'll be back to this one. Will try other ones the next time I'm in Vegas.

I'm not a huge British tea time/Alice in Wonderland/Victorian-style fan, but my friends are, so I ended up tagging along out of compromise. At first, I didn't want to budget $58 plus a service charge fee just for tea and mini sandwiches, but if you change your perspective and treat it like going to a Vegas show or event, it can actually be fun! My friend made our reservation for a weekday afternoon, and we had to brace 104 degree temps walking from Treasure Island all the way to Waldorf Astoria, about 37 minutes walking straight in the sun. Since we didn't want to fry ourselves before fancy tea, we dipped in and out of casinos along the way, and got lost in the Bellagio before making it to our reservation with 10 minutes to spare!! Once we were seated, our hostess offered us each our own pot of tea. I got Mountain Berry, a dark red and warm tea that was just perfect! I love how they offer a great selection of veggie-friendly sandwiches---there was an egg puff, avocado toast, cucumber toast, and a truffle cream sandwich with sweet focaccia-style bread. The scones were rich and buttery (plain and blueberry) and the sweets were heavenly---a strawberry pink sphere cheesecake, green macarons, cream puffs with espresso beands, and my all-time fav, blueberry meringue tarts! You get a 2 hour reservation to sip, savor, and chat away like "elite society". If that's your style, then definitely add this as a stop on your next Vegas trip.

I came here for a bachelorette trip and all the girls on the trip loved it! The views were amazing and the lighting there made for some of the best pictures! I believe you have to make a reservation beforehand, also as a FYI, if you want a table by the window, I think your max party size is 2-3 people. If you have more in your party, you'll be seated in the middle of the room. It's right next to the check in desk at the Waldorf, it's kind of a maze to get there, lots of walking down hallways and going up two different sets of elevators, but personally I loved my experience here. They have a huge selection of different teas, even herbal teas if you're more caffeine sensitive. Everyone gets their own tea pot and a selection of different sandwich items plus desserts. The menu changes but I remember the sandwich items being good but the dessert was very sweet, so the tea perfectly complimented the dessert. Service was great, very friendly and attentive. I would definitely come back here again, I loved my experience and the view of Las Vegas was perfect!

I've been here a couple of times, and this has got to be one my favorite places for afternoon tea! Most recently, I came in with a small group (me +3) and the entire experience was just as wonderful as before! ~ Location, Ambiance and Service ~ The Lounge is located on the 23rd floor of the Waldorf Astoria hotel. They do not have self parking, and valet is $35. There was some construction going on (Dec 2022), so we had to drop off the car on the opposite side of the hotel. However there were numerous signs with clear directions toward the main set of elevators to get to the Tea Lounge. The ambiance is chic, with Instagram worthy views and tea service. Service is attentive and friendly; our server (Anisa) was very accommodating with a few food allergies, and didn't make us feel rushed at all. They only have three seatings a day Wednesday through Sunday; so make those reservations! Afternoon Tea is $68 and includes choice of tea, 4 sandwiches, two scones, and 4 desserts (Ages 13+); they also have a Children's Tea for $35 which includes choice of tea or hot chocolate, 2 sandwiches, scones, and 4 desserts (Ages 0-12). They also have several enhancements: Tea for Two which includes a bottle of Sparkling Wine; Endless Mimosas; Bellinis; French 75; and Sparkling Wine & Champagne. ~ Drink ~ They have a selection of Black, Green, Oolong, Herbal, and Artisan Blend teas, as well as seasonal options. They had three Holiday Teas available when we went: Chocolate Peppermint Truffle; Gingerbread Cookie; and Nutcracker. We tried: * Jasmine Pearl White: a floral and light tea; perfect for any occasion! * Organic Vanilla Rooibos: this is delicious! The flavor isn't overpowering, and compliments the entire service. * Mad Hatters Tea Party: Fruity, and a bit tart. ~ Food ~ The Afternoon Tea includes all of the below (the menu does change seasonally). All of the sandwiches are all very tasty and I really loved variety of desserts! * Tea Sandwiches ~ Porchetta: Multigrain Bread, Mustard, Relish Mayo ~ Green Ornament: Egg Salad, Gougère, Green Herb Mayo ~ Smoked Salmon: Smoked Salmon, Pumpernickel Bread, Capers, Cucumber, Cream Cheese Spread ~ Truffle Croque: Toasted Brioche Bread, Truffle Cream Cheese * Fresh Scones (2; Plain and Blueberry), served with Devonshire Cream, Lemon Curd, and Homemade Berry Jam * Holiday Desserts ~ Passion Fruit Cheesecake Ornament: Vanilla Sable, Cheesecake Mousse, Passion Mango Gelée, Passion Fruit Glaze ~ Chocolate Mint Christmas Tree: Chocolate Tart, Chocolate Ganache, Chocolate Star, Chocolate Mousse, Mint Meringue ~ Red Velvet Macaron: Cream Cheese Frosting, Dark Chocolate ~ Hazelnut Choux: Vanilla Choux, Hazelnut Pastry Cream, Salted Caramel Ganache, Chocolate Crunchy Pearl This is the perfect spot just off The Strip for a chic and delicious afternoon tea! Instagram: @waitingtoeat

The place is fabulous! Ithe view of the strip is amazing. Gorgeous presentation of food and taste is amazing. Will definitely be back

Short Review: Feeling a little bourgeois today? Come to high tea! Long Review: So you know how your trips to Vegas are always a little trashy? A little over-served? A little sinful? Well we decided to eaasseee into the weekend with afternoon tea, mimosas, and pedicures! And the best place to do this is the Waldorf Astoria. It used to be the old Mandarin Oriental, so the venue is a nice mix of ambiance and class coupled with the view from the 23rd floor - which equals BOURGEOIS!! So back to the Tea Lounge...I waited until my second time coming here to write a review because I wanted to make sure the excitement of the tea experience wasn't over-influencing my good review. So I can now say with authority this place is on point! Relaxing music, medium noise, happy people, great service. It's just a lovely and different way to experience Vegas. Afternoon tea consists of a pot of tea for each person, and a food stand with 4 sandwiches (no crust, of course), 2 warm muffins, and 4 dessert bites. All yummy, and they accommodate food allergies! The bottomless mimosas and a couple of Bellinis were what we had last time, but this time I just enjoyed the Organic Vanilla Rooibos tea. It was amazing. High recommend!

Located in the Waldorf Astoria, the Tea Lounge is a wonderful place to enjoy afternoon tea while taking in views of the bustling Strip below. As I came here with a group, we each chose a different tea so that we could have a tea tasting. Of the black teas, I recommend the Flowery Earl Grey. Of the green teas, I recommend the Floral Jasmine Green. Bonus recommendation is the Organic Lychee Green if you're looking for something more fruity. The freshly baked scones (plain and blueberry) top my list. They are buttery goodness. I could eat a dozen of these and have no regrets. The scones, while fantastic on their own, are also served with Devonshire cream, lemon curd, and berry jam. Each combined with the scone is delicious. For sandwiches, I liked the ham and turkey. The truffle sandwich has a very thin layer of spread so the truffle taste is quite subtle. The desserts are beautiful. The variety includes fruit and chocolate.

I was actually looking into going to the sky lounge when I saw this on the same webpage. My mother and I love afternoon tea so I went ahead and made reservations. This was such a relaxing and delightful experience. The tea lounge is located in the Waldorf Astoria. There is a beautiful view out the window so if you can I would try to sit near the window. The space is rather small so I would recommend making reservations. The ambiance is very luxurious and elegant. The staff was friendly and professional. There is a large selection of teas available and you can also add a belini or champagne. Then you're served an assortment of small sandwiches, scones and desserts. Everything from the tea to the desserts is honestly delicious and it was enough that I was having trouble finishing everything. I will warn that the green macrons we got did leave some color residue on my mouth and teeth though. Whether you want some relaxing me time or have a meetup with the girls, I would definitely recommend this.

Beautiful place to have afternoon tea! This would be awesome for a date, birthday, or girls event. Although not necessary since it wasn't filled during our visit, I'd still recommend making a reservation. We ordered the afternoon tea ($58/pp) for a set menu. The trio platter is pre-set, but you can choose your tea. The teas were great - but the scones were AMAZING. That was the best item from the menu. It comes with 2 different types, I believe it's buttermilk and blueberry. They also recommend you to start with that since it's served warm and wrapped in a cloth napkin. Both teas we ordered were good (organic lychee green and flowery earl grey), but I liked the lychee one better. The tea setting is really cute and our individual pots were huge! We barely finished it and didn't even need to get a refill. Service is excellent! They're also more than happy to help you take photos (which I love). The view was also great - I requested to have a window seat which overlooks the strip. Ambiance is beautiful and elegant. Overall, the experience was so worth the price. We barely finished our food/tea, but you can box them and take them to go. I'd definitely recommend this place if you're in Vegas! FYI: They automatically charge you 18% gratuity.