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This high tea, served on a three-tiered W-shaped platter ... Champagne or sparkling is extra. The art deco Brisbane Arcade was opened in 1924 and remains a jewel in the heart of the inner city.

High tea? Yes please. The Vogue Living team share ... Art Deco murals that gave the venue its name. ROOM WITH ROSES Brisbane Arcade, 160 Queen Street, Brisbane, (07) 3229 7050.

The Brisbane Arcade was previously home to a rendezvous tea room where some of the more credulous shoppers would go to get their tea leaves read by a seer. Brisbane Arcade marketing manager Andra ...

Guide to high tea in Brisbane Win a High Tea Party VIP experience for two----- From how one should tackle the tower of scones, sandwiches and sweets to the correct way a ...

Moving in opposite The Barracks, the new restaurant is looking to stand out with its must-book high tea concept featuring ... when Toombul Shopping Centre, in Brisbane’s north, announced it ...

Taking over the old Elizabeth Arcade ... Chinese tea destination Lucha Kitchen and Bar by restaurateur Suellen Lei (Tea and Noodle Time, Browns Plains, Noodle Time, Brisbane).

Age is but a number for seven women who met in Brisbane today for high tea with the 100+ Club. The group are all centenarians and part of a growing number of older Australians keen to promote ...

An officer from Brisbane City Council was sent to King Tea Chinese restaurant in Paddington on September 6, 2022, after Queensland Health received a complaint of rats in the restaurant.

To check out our photos below: Steve Earl of The Vintage Pear pours the champagne at the Alice in Arcade Land and Olly and Ronnies vintage fashion pop-up shop high tea at The Vintage Pear ...

Thirty-six kilos. That’s how many honey pearls Brisbane’s new bubble tea store Milksha went through each day in its opening week. The Taiwan-born brand (a spin-off of bubble tea chain Milkshop) opened ...

In short: The family behind Brisbane Arcade has been the subject of town rumour for more than 200 years. Patrick Mayne was accused of chopping a man into pieces in 1848. What's next? Brisbane ...