A colonial homestead on the Redcliffe Peninsula, Reid's Place is a boutique B&B offering a lush and fragrant garden or verandah high tea experience. With a vintage flair and charm, the use of beautiful antique china, cutlery, glassware and platters makes for a more unique and authentic high tea experience.
Celebrate your next special occasion with an old-fashioned elegant high tea, in the award-winning Reid's Place gardens. Owned and operated by self-confessed romantics, Beth and Rob Reid, Reid's Place offers a unique personalised experience that exudes warmth in a family-style hospitality.
Book a private high tea party and you and your guests can experience the taste of aristocratic society with antique fine china and crystal with a homemade high tea banquet.
High teas at Reid's Place are the perfect treat for:
High Tea Party’s are available for small or large groups. Bookings are essential.
When you’re ready to explore the Scarborough area, you need only put on your walking shoes.
Head 500 metres east to the bayside shops, cafes & restaurants by Scarborough Beach and Pirate Park.
Along Landsborough Avenue, you can indulge yourself in the dining options and boutique cafes. Follow the path leading south along the beach into the heart of Redcliffe for a waterfront walk and a seaside shopping.
As you venture south, you’ll discover more things to do in Redcliffe, including Brisbane Whale Watching tours.
If you’d rather explore north-west of Reid’s Place, then head towards the Scarborough Marina area where you can find alternative dining options with a heavy focus on fresh seafood. In this part of town you can also book a fishing charter, buy fresh takeaway seafood and access walking paths towards Newport which will see you meander along the waterside, past lush parks.
377 Scarborough Road, Scarborough QLD, Australia
07 3203 5686
Public holidays may vary
Although every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of information provided, Visit Moreton Bay Region can not be held responsible for incorrect or misleading information due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Please do the right thing and follow the directions of the Queensland Government.
From 15 May 2020 - you may travel a maximum of 150km from your home for non-contact activity such as exploring national parks, hiking, visiting dog parks, dining-in at restaurants (10 patrons at a time) and more.
