The renovated Palm Court is offering three holiday–themed versions of their famous teas over Easter weekend, complete with a deluxe candy cart stocked with seasonal confections like chocolate bunnies, jelly beans, house–made marshmallows and candy eggs to satisfy little ones with sweet teeth. Among several afternoon tea options is a great one for kids: The Eloise Tea, named for the hotel's most famous (fictional) resident. Tots can indulge in a variety of sandwiches (among them cucumber and cream cheese, and organic PB&J), plus fresh-baked scones with double Devonshire cream and an assortment of cookies and cakes. "Hot hot" tea or an Eloise rootbeer float is an ideal accompaniment. $55 per child, includes candy bag ($10 per bag for adults).
RECOMMENDED: Easter for kids in New York City
After marching in the annual Easter parade and hopping around the city to hit up fun-filled Easter events, you and your brood are bound to be hungry! We tracked down top-notch family restaurants serving up the best Easter brunch NYC has to offer. Make a reservation and head to one of these spots for holiday celebrations and a bite to eat—they'll make sure that you and the kids have something in your bellies to offset those sugar-filled Easter baskets.