The Best Afternoon Tea Restaurants in West End of London, London
Indulge in the nation's favourite post-lunch treat and choose from many of the restaurants serving afternoon tea: from world-renowned British institutions offering indulgent high teas, to those offering something a little different. Find and book the best afternoon tea restaurants in the UK.
MICHELINIndian
28 Maiden Lane,
WC2E 7JS,
London
837 reviews
Average price £25
MICHELIN Special £45
Loved my Mango lassi and the masala chai was proper
Champagne afternoon tea £55
We also had a great offer with a bottle of Prosecco included
Afternoon Tea
65 South Audley Street,
W1K 2QU,
London
25 reviews
Average price £40
British
6-7 Chandos Place,
WC2N 4HU,
London
106 reviews
Average price £20
Afternoon Tea with Bottomless Champagne £80
We took away the left overs in beautifully designed boxes
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- Afternoon-tea Tunbridge Wells 49.8 km
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Why not enjoy the nation’s favourite post-lunch treat? London’s afternoon teas range from the sophisticated to the playful.
Classic high teas of finger sandwiches and scones can be found in the plush surroundings of some of London’s finest hotels, like The Ritz, The Dorchester, The Savoy and The Lanesborough. But if you are looking for something a little different, there are plenty of themed afternoon teas that celebrate literary icons like Alice in Wonderland, Peter Rabbit, and Mary Poppins.
So, whether you take high tea literally and enjoy it on the 31st floor of The Shard, or prefer your feet firmly planted on the ground with a chic garden-themed affair, get your pinkies up and at the ready for some serious tea swigging.