The afternoon tea experience for two was $72 and included Finger Sandwiches (Pastrami w/ Swiss Cheese, Shrimp & Crabmeat, Chicken Salad, Cucumber w/ Tzatziki, Wasabi Devil Egg), Scones, Assorted Desserts & Unlimited Refills of Tea w/ Same Flavors (you get two pots so you can choose two different teas). The free refills last for 2 hours. They also have afternoon tea options for 1 person ($38) or for 3 ($108). I also know that some locations have afternoon tea for 2 for $60 (e.g. in Brooklyn) We had some dietary requirements and so they substituted the chicken salad and pastrami with Swiss cheese for the shrimp and crabmeat finger sandwiches gladly (which were really good). The food element was also very filling despite me not expecting it - I even took some of the scone home with me to finish. Other Prince Tea House locations have slightly different afternoon tea menus (you can see this on their website or call for confirmation of what’s included), so make sure to find the location that has what you want. We chose this one for the mini lava cakes but, for example, some other locations have crepe cake slices instead. For our two pots of tea, we chose the rose lover milk tea and english toffee milk tea and loved them both - especially the toffee one. At the end they offer to have the leftover tea put into a to go cup too so I left with a cup of each of my teas. I want to go back and try their other teas too - they a good range of milk or no milk options and you can choose the milk type and sweetness level. You can also choose hot chocolate! I liked the service, it was attentive regarding checking whether you need any tea refills but not overbearing. The interior of Princess Tea House is also very pretty, it was a very princessy and relaxing experience. I will definitely go back and maybe try another location as for the slightly different decorations and menu - although I think the menus at the afternoon tea locations changes every once in a while anyway.