New York’s most elegant afternoon teas run on the same theatrical confidence the city brings to everything else: marble lobbies, Central Park views, and china made exclusively for the room it’s served in. A century-old hotel can still sell out a Tuesday afternoon seating. A jewelry store can turn breakfast into a genuine pilgrimage. A brownstone with no sign on the door can become one of the most romantic reservations in the city. The tradition itself is borrowed, but the execution, the…
Tea, Tradition, and Tiffany’s: New York’s Most Fabulous Afternoon Tea Rituals
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