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Nestled in Koreatown, Rose & Blanc Tea Room charms with its Insta-worthy blush décor and a delightful selection of high-quality teas and sweet bites, perfect for a girls' outing.
"It’s hard to resist Koreatown’s hyper-femme Rose & Blanc Tea Room. Gather a gaggle of girlfriends and settle in for cucumber and dill tea sandwiches, macaroons, scones, and more. Tea service starts at $29 per person and is served on Saturday and Sunday starting at noon. Reservations are required. Tea service is also available for takeout." - Cathy Chaplin
"It’s hard to resist Koreatown’s hyper-femme Rose & Blanc Tea Room. Gather a gaggle of girlfriends and settle in for cucumber and dill tea sandwiches, macaroons, scones, and more. Tea service starts at $29 per person and is served on Saturday and Sunday starting at noon. Reservations are required. Tea service is also available for takeout." - Cathy Chaplin
"A pause in the afternoon for a cup of tea is standard in many parts of the world, but drinking anything other than an iced beverage in LA is almost an anomaly. Rose & Blanc Tea Room is an exception, bringing a dose of international tea culture to Koreatown in a hyperfeminine blush-and-white setting. The tea menu is legit—French Palais des Thés, American Harney & Sons, as well as Rose & Blanc’s own blends (the Earl Grey rooibos is our favorite). Its version of afternoon tea runs more on the sweet side than the cucumber-sandwich side—imagine delicate macaroons, scones, and waffles with lavender syrup."
Rebecca Chan
Yanira Alvarado
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Michelle Barnes
Rayne Morgan
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Jill Seminaris
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Rebecca Chan
Yanira Alvarado
Tina C
Michelle Barnes
Rayne Morgan
Jenn P
Jill Seminaris
Mo W