Café on the Strip Afternoon Tea Bus Tour

Café on the Strip is British afternoon tea served on a double-decker coach that drives the Las Vegas Strip. It boards at SAHARA Las Vegas at the north end of the Boulevard and departs daily at noon; the ride itself is 75 minutes, with 15 minutes of boarding before it, and the route runs the length of the Strip down to the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign and back. The upper deck is fitted out like a tea room, with decorated tables, flowers and large windows, and the service follows the classic form: a three-tier stand of finger sandwiches, scones and pastries, with hot and iced teas poured throughout. The menu rotates, but the operator's current list runs from a lobster roll and a Waldorf chicken sandwich to cucumber and butter, egg and cress, buttermilk scones, eclairs, macarons and lemon squares; gluten-free versions can be requested, and every guest leaves with a Café on the Strip tea tumbler.

Tickets are tiered. The cheapest is tea only; the General and Premium tiers both include the full three-tier stand, with the Premium adding items such as the lobster roll and cheesecake. The operator lists tickets from $59; through the booking button the starting fare is about $66 before fees, and bookings need a minimum of two tickets. Children from age 3 are welcome. Valet and self-parking at SAHARA are free for guests, and the bus leaves on time: late arrivals are not boarded.

Judge it as a sit-down meal with a view, not as a sightseeing tour. There is no live guide narration in the published format, the coach keeps moving in Strip traffic so photos through glass are hit and miss, and the lower deck's view is a bus window. It is a good fit for a mother-daughter afternoon, a birthday or anyone who finds the Vegas buffet circuit too loud; a poor fit for someone who wants to learn the city. The business is women-owned and launched in early 2026. For a drive-the-Strip tour with an actual guide, see the Pink Jeep Vintage Vegas tour.