Tea Under The Tree

Make this holiday season unforgettable with a one-of-a-kind Afternoon Tea at The Kimpton Sawyer, presented in partnership with Crown & Crumpet—a beloved Bay Area-based tea salon celebrated for its whimsical charm and exquisite afternoon tea experience.

Indulge in festive teas, seasonal pastries, and artisanal bites served on Crown & Crumpet’s signature tea sets and dishware, all within an elegant setting that blends modern luxury with timeless tradition. Perfect for holiday gatherings, special celebrations, or simply savoring the magic of the season in the heart of Sacramento.

What to expect:

Get ready for 90 minutes of merry magic!

Arrive on time, because we’re kicking things off with a jolly intro featuring Christmas crackers - those cheeky little surprises that have been spicing up UK holiday tables for ages. Pop, laugh, and let the festivities begin!

Located on the Magnolia Bridge, 2nd floor at the Kimpton Sawyer Hotel.

Your table will enjoy an elegant 3-tier stand filled with savory and sweet delights:

Crown and Crumpets signature scones and crumpets.
Sandwiches – Cucumber & cream cheese with fresh dill, egg salad on mini croissants, and chicken salad on baguette.
Small Bites – Old-fashioned pig in a blanket and warm brie tartlets with apple and balsamic pistachio crumble.
Mini Desserts – Chocolate pot de crème in a chocolate cup, assorted petit fours, and mini cheesecakes.

You'll enjoy six delightful teas to choose from, all served tableside from our tea trolley.

Please note:

• No refills on food items.
• Each adult guest receives a complimentary glass of bubbles; additional glasses or bottles available for purchase.

Parking
Hourly self-parking will not be available on December 21.

Valet service is offered at a flat rate of $25.

Hourly Self parking in the parking garages that serve DOCO (Downtown Commons).

For inquiries or reservations for parties of nine or more, please email us at [email protected]

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