2 Best Afternoon Tea Restaurants In Village of Key Biscayne

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1. Afternoon Tea at The Biltmore

4.7

Exceptional(491)

Price: Very Expensive

• Afternoon tea • Coral Gables

Booked 3 times today

One of the few remaining Miami locales offering traditional afternoon tea, the Biltmore is arguably the most elegant venue, with its soaring vaulted ceiling, magnificent lobby and majestically mantled fireplace. The refreshing repast is served daily and is complemented with and elegant harpist. Reservations are recommended.

A photo of Yann Couvreur Café restaurant

2. Yann Couvreur Café

4.6

Exceptional(67)

Price: Expensive

• Afternoon tea • Wynwood

Booked 13 times today

At Yann Couvreur Café in the vibrant Wynwood neighborhood of Miami, you are treated to an authentic slice of French culinary artistry. This café, helmed by world-renowned pastry chef Yann Couvreur, is celebrated for its commitment to quality, using only the finest seasonal and local ingredients without artificial flavors or preservatives. Patrons rave about the iconic dishes like the "Tartine Saumon" and the exquisite "Blue Vanilla Mille Feuille," describing them as "so good and great quality" and "the best pastries I ever had!" The consistently fantastic service complements the food, making every visit memorable. As one reviewer sums it up, "It's a taste of the real Paris in Miami," ensuring that Yann Couvreur Café stands out as a premier destination for French cuisine aficionados.

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2 restaurants available nearby

1. Afternoon Tea at The Biltmore

2. Yann Couvreur Café

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