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The most elegant DiorAfternoon Tea awaits you at the beautiful Lowell Hotel. Immerse yourself in a symphony of delicate French pastries, beautifully crafted Dior cookies, and the finest tea, all served on stunning Dior-inspired tableware. Every detail exudes luxury, creating a romantic and unforgettable experience. Plus, a special kids' afternoon tea makes it perfect for all ages. Let yourself be swept away by the beauty and grace of this extraordinary tea time. $125 adult, $75 child

My bestie and I saw this place on Tiktok and wanted to come here for the high tea. The place is inside The Lowell Hotel and it is super cozy and the service is amazing. All the staff is so friendly and helpful. We decided to go with the Lily of the Valley afternoon tea set. The tea set is $125 per person and you do get to pick your choice of black / green or herbal tea. It comes with fresh scones, sandwiches and sweets on top of that. We decided to pick one of their signature black teas which was delicious with sugar. Their sandwiches are so good - my favorite was the smoked salmon one for sure. Their scones were also delicious - the devonshire cream and raspberry marmalade went so well with the fresh scones. The sweets were just alright for us - but honestly we are not huge sweets people and they were slightly too sweet for us. The vibes were so cozy and everyone was so friendly and helpful. They did refill out tea one and it is such a cute place to have a date or a nice girl's brunch. Definitely make reservations in advance and they were super accommodating when I called because we were running late. I highly recommend checking this place out for high tea!

Located in the UES next to a hotel, this place felt very intimate and cozy. We were seated outside in the back which we absolutely loved, especially since we were surrounded by what looked like small orange trees ‍ you can also just smell the flowers throughout the place. Staff was very attentive and provided outstanding service (didn't like the crab risotto and he changed it immediately to my liking which was the monkfish - wish I remembered his name). They have a prix fixe menu and we ordered the 2 course ($145) instead of the 3 as we weren't craving dessert. Food was interesting and asparagus soup was delicious given it was my first time. Definitely worth visiting if you're in the mood for some French food.

We went to this very charming and intimate restaurant for the Lily of The Valley Dior Tea. Through August, it's a BOGO!  We sat at one of the 4 tables in their enclosed and air-conditioned patio with a view of the dining room in front of us and a fountain and plants behind us. The tea service was excellent.  Our server was well versed on the Dior connection, ingredients, and cocktails. The cocktails are expensive, well balanced, and delicious. Our favorite items from the tea service were the raspberry and lemon merengue tarts. The scones were warm, but not my preferred recipe.  These were more like small dense rolls rather than flaky biscuits. Overall, it was a lovely way to spend an afternoon.  We plan to return to try the dinner service.

This was a special big splurge celebration for us Service was outstanding, place was beautiful but meal was mediocre ( actually Bad considering the high prices). The duck- touted as one of their best dishes-- was beautifully plated and the ducked looked good but TASTELESS!! So much so that my partner who prefers mild dishes swapped with me, but he also thought it excessively bland. His lamb dish was better but only basically on par with that served at good ethnic restaurants. Other objections/negatives were the overwhelming aroma of the giant flower arrangement next to our table and the large number of stairs particularly to the restrooms. Unless there is an alternative restroom or route somewhere - this is not an accessible restaurant not just for wheelchairs or walkers but also persons needing a cane or even just having trouble climbing flights of stairs. This was to be a very special dinner but unfortunately turned out to be one I will remember for the Wrong Reasons.

Excellent place, located in the upper east side on a very cute block underground next to a hotel , made a reservation for dinner and they were gracious enough to wait for us since we were about 30 minutes late , the place is very elegant and classic , and once she dress well , the service is outstanding and so is the food ,it is expensive and they had a set menu which is not my favorite and not good for customers , was for about $150 per person and after you add the drinks, the bill comes closer to $500 for 2, It was worth it and I will be coming back.The host comes and takes your order and he was very French and very professional. He also recommended we pre-order the soufflé which we did , and it was excellent.

Lily of the Valley Afternoon Tea (collab with Dior Maison):Food: 7.6/10Service: 9/10Ambience: 10/10We ordered the $125 per person set menu. The tea was excellent. We loved the plating and teapot sets. Teas were delicious. I've had better afternoon tea food, but we were mostly there for the vibes anyways. I'd return to try the regular restaurant food!

Where do I begin? The service is superb and top notch. Ambience is Frenchy, transported to a delightful scenery. Huge bouquets of beautiful flowers surrounding this intimate setting.The caviar and bread are delish. Appetizers are perfect. The entrees were memorable, love every single presentation. Filet mignon and duck were simply exquisite. The best and memorable dish has to be the soufflé, to die for. I've never had anything quite like it. Literally dessert heaven. I wish I could order dessert all the time but it's part of the prefix. Will definitely be back soon.

Classy French restaurant that takes you exactly to where your francophiles' heart dreams of sitting in the heart if the UES. The service was poetic and consistent. The food was solid and fresh. MenuTuna Tartar Cheese risottodestructed "apple pie" ala mode dessert

Delicious food, beautiful atmosphere, quiet. Attentive service. Pricey, but worth it!