4.4
- 4.3Food
- 4.4Service
- 4.6Ambience
- 3.7Value
Noise • Moderate
USD 78.00 - USD 138.00 per person
1 - 12 people
USD 142.80 - USD 214.80 per person
1 - 12 people
USD 130.80 - USD 198.00 per person
1 - 12 people
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okay so… the video turned out cute but i’ll let my yelp review speak for itself: Avoid the holiday tea like the plague. What was supposed to be a fun and festive experience turned into an outrageously overpriced disappointment. The sandwiches were unforgivably stale and old, and the bread was practically inedible. The sweets were mediocre at best-forgettable and certainly not worth the $155 per person price tag (plus a mandatory 20% gratuity!). (DOES NOT include the eggs/charcuterie, those were separate) To make matters worse, the presentation was messy, the portions laughably skimpy, and the even though the servers were nice, the service was slow and inattentive. The entire experience reeked of laziness and greed. For this kind of money, we expected at least basic quality and effort. Instead, we left feeling ripped off and regretful. Don’t waste your time or your hard-earned cash here.
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4.4
Noise • Moderate
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18 June 2026
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Published by OpenTable
25 November 2025
The restaurant is serving a Christmas Day buffet in its old-world-inspired dining room, with live music and sparkling wine. Guests can also book a private gingerbread cottage for up to 10 people.
Published in Time Out Worldwide
6 May 2025
Laurel Court at the Fairmont serves a fully loaded afternoon tea daily from 1 to 3 p.m., with tea sandwiches, scones, tarts, chocolates, macarons, and petits fours. Reservations are recommended.
Published in Eater San Francisco
13 October 2024
Laurel Court Restaurant & Bar at the Fairmont San Francisco is offering a traditional Thanksgiving buffet in an elegant setting, with seatings starting at noon. Prices are $175 per adult and $95 for children 12 and under; prepaid reservations are required.
Published in Foodgressing
Laurel Court tends to fill up for holiday tea and seasonal holiday seatings, guests describe it as “very crowded” and even “wall to wall” during Christmas; by contrast some visitors found the breakfast room or certain dinner seatings surprisingly quiet or lightly occupied.
Portions can be satisfying for certain experiences, one guest called the Ham & Brie omelette a “good portion, ” and several visitors said the afternoon tea tiered trays were generous enough that they couldn’t finish everything.
Yes, Laurel Court is well suited for a date night: guests call it “lovely for a couple, ” and reviewers note the evening service, dimmed lighting and intimate dining atmosphere for dinner.
Yes, families dine here: holiday and buffet offerings include a kids area and children’s favorites, and guests report bringing toddlers and young children to tea and holiday meals.
Laurel Court Restaurant & Bar at the Fairmont San Francisco welcomes private parties, private parties are allowed, and guests have used the venue for events such as bridal showers.
Laurel Court is an elegant, historic hotel dining room, soaring domed ceilings, columns and Tuscan-style frescoes give it a grand, timeless feel, often accompanied by live piano or harp music during tea and dinner seatings.
Business casual is the guide, aim for neat, polished, and comfortable attire rather than formalwear.
The Laurel Court centers on its grand, domed main dining room (ballroom-style) with a central bar area, and the restaurant accepts private parties for events.
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