High Tea at Parliament House Sydney
High Tea at Parliament House Sydney
High Tea at Parliament House Sydney
High Tea at Parliament House Sydney
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High Tea at NSW Parliament

Friday 12 August 2022 to Friday 22 December 2023 (WEEKLY event)

Overview

High Tea is held every Friday in the Strangers’ Restaurant from noon. A selection of freshly brewed teas and coffee and handmade sweet and savoury delights are served on the traditional…

High Tea is held every Friday in the Strangers’ Restaurant from noon.

A selection of freshly brewed teas and coffee and handmade sweet and savoury delights are served on the traditional Parliamentary Crested Wedgwood plates.

The fresh gourmet creations are designed to showcase a wide variety of seasonal produce sourced from throughout regional New South Wales.

Please advise of any dietary requirements at the time of booking.

6 Macquarie Street Sydney NSW 2000 Australia
(02) 9230 2924
https://parliamentarycatering.com.au/experience/high-tea-in-the-house/

6 Macquarie Street Sydney NSW 2000 Australia
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