Tea in San Francisco Related Links Visit our Tea section for more info on this ancient beverage. Click here . I often go to tea when I want a light early dinner before an evening at the theater. Afternoon tea is attracting more and more business people. With fewer people drinking alcohol during the day, tea lends itself to clear-headed business dealings during an afternoon meeting.
Afternoon tea is best when shared.
Afternoon Tea in San Francisco is more like English Low Tea, a light meal of tea sandwiches and pastries to tide one over until a later dinner. English High Tea includes cold meats and cheese and can serve as the evening meal. The closest one can come to High Tea in San Francisco is at the Bread and Honey Tea Room in the very English King George Hotel. In most cases, the tea is made from loose tea and served in a China pot. Let your tea sit for five minutes to allow the tea leaves to unfold and release their flavor.