High Tea at Water's Edge Canberra
Highlights
- Savour delicate finger sandwiches and warm scones, enhancing your high tea experience with local flavours and craftsmanship.
- Immerse in serene lake views at Water's Edge, creating a tranquil backdrop for your elegant dining ritual.
- Indulge in artisanal pastries paired with hand-selected TWG teas, elevating your afternoon with exquisite taste and refinement.
- Gather with loved ones for festive high tea options, adding a touch of magic to your special moments by the water.
At Water’s Edge Canberra, high tea isn’t just a meal — it’s a carefully crafted experience that celebrates the art of relaxation, flavour, and stunning scenery. Nestled on the tranquil shores of Lake Burley Griffin, their waterfront high tea in Canberra invites you to escape the everyday and immerse yourself in an elegant ritual of taste and refinement.
Each element of their Canberra high tea menu is thoughtfully designed to showcase the freshest local produce, blending classic favourites with innovative touches. From delicate finger sandwiches and warm scones with jam and cream to artisanal pastries paired with hand-selected TWG teas, every bite is a celebration of quality and craftsmanship.
Whether you’re seeking a luxurious high tea for couples in Canberra or a festive gathering filled with seasonal delights, their festive high tea options add a touch of magic to your special moments.
The serene lake views and sophisticated ambience make every visit a sensory escape — one that you’ll want to revisit again and again.
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Accreditations
- Restaurant and Catering Australia
Features
Actively welcomes people with access needs.
General access
- Offers multiple options for booking – web, email, phone is available.
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