Flore Café

Decent Thai food downstairs and reservation only high tea upstairs The food for the high tea was presentable but a bit rich for my taste and the cuisine for the high tea a bit questionable Presentable but there were too many sweets versus savory and overall too rich The scones were nice. Then they presented a very big chunk salad of sorts which tasted ok but the chunks were so big of beets or other The small cream soup and a lot of stuff in containers like sauces and sweet mousse type stuff So not a traditional tea per say but still enjoyed it overall but pricey at over $100pp Overall the cuisine for the high tea was not as enjoyable as like the mandarin oriental in Vegas like the cuisine wasn’t very finger food-y or goes with tea? A photo friendly spot for sure The downstairs rest

We absolutely love the vibes of this spot! Surrounded by modern buildings, this spot is the perfect escape to another time. Brightly decorated with pops of color and beautiful florals and light music playing in the background its the perfect place to recharge. We ordered the Nutella croissant and the tower of cakes and macaroons which were both beautiful and delectable. The latte passed the test meeting Gabe’s standards and the mango passionfruit was fresh and flavorful. The service was excellent; warm and welcoming. Definitely a highlight of our trip! ☀️

It was my second visit,i like the vibe.We had lavender latte,mocha latte,dream cake and waffles. They say it’s cafe but you really cannot work here it’s just a cute cafe. The latte was good slightly bitter,the cake was really good had mango flavour to it. Seems a little expensive for the portion they serve for the cake,but overall good.

Let me begin by saying that this is solely a review of the Afternoon Tea at Flore Cafe. We did not try the regular menu but reserved the specialty tea for Valentine’s Day. We were greeted immediately upon entering and shown to the upstairs loft area which is separated from the rest of the restaurant and appears to be reserved specifically for afternoon tea. The setting is lovely, with flowers woven into the screens, classic marble topped tables and a trickling fountain set into a wall alcove. Our waitress greeted us with the tea menu (we had the tasting tea, which meant we could have as many different teas as we cared to try), I chose to begin with The Queens Guard, organic black Ceylon tea blended with stately rose and fragrant lavender. It turned out to be my favorite tea too. Our Tea wa

Beautiful restaurant with three different areas for dining. We chose to eat in the cafe section. So many choices off of different menus ( main Thai, brunch menu, dessert and specialty coffee menu). Definitely a must try if you are in the area. Parking was a bit of a challenge but other then that everything else was fabulous.