Aria Bar and Lounge - Southbank

Nice place to have a good cappuccino and freshly baked scones with clotted cream and delicious raspberry jam and mango colis. Great ambience for a little boost between your shopping trips in Melbourne.

My daughter loved her first [Barbie] High Tea event, these school holidays. It was a definite treat. My high tea adult version had significantly shrunk in size and was a good 2-3 items smaller than regular yet the price remained the same. She reported that the actual cupcake was 'yuck ' but ate all the frosting. Her favourite item was the popcorn ?!? and as much as she loved her special experience I 'm not entirely sure we 'll be back anytime soon as there are many more high tea options nearby that I 'd rather experience. The price was $69 for the kids was $49 only two years ago and $75 for the adults, plus valet. Worthwhile, but was expecting a little more wow value for the juniors.

As a bride who lived in melbourne, I came here at the jubileee waving to do something traditional. we had to book and the 12-2 session was full, so we booked 4-6. it was either $90 or $100 with free flowing fizz. or a glass champs. I chose free flowing fizz, but it was far from free flowing. I had a glass and the empty sat on the table. I had to look for a waiter on a re-filling as they took my glass instead of filling it. the search for waiter however became regular. the only time they came regularly was to take away an empty plate. the 4 etagen plate consisted of a warm dish with 2 hearty snacks. 3 not crust sandwiches. 5 sweets and 2 scenes. really delicious. we have eaten our time over the 2 hours. we also asked for a pot English breakfast. last order was 5:40.

Very poor service. We were seated for 20 minutes before any staff member came near our table in a 2 hour seating. When the food arrived I nearly laughed, it so ludicrous for $90 per head. Six miniature bites the same for the sweets....To top it off the free flowing sparkling was $10 a bottle. Not good enough Langham. Haven't felt this ripped off in a very long time. Do yourself a favour go to the Hyatt!

Booked with the Langham Melbourne for high tea after many websites stating how luxurious it was. The high tea itself was far from it. The sandwiches were stale and tasteless. Sweets were too sweet to eat, all we could taste was sugar and the cream...that is provided for two people for the scones was pittiful. The only upside was helpful staff who let us move our afternoon sitting to the morning without issue and the decor. For basically 100 per person it is far from worth it. The easter egg hunt by the hotel for littlies staying there was a cute to note.