Our Great British Afternoon Tea is revered all around the world. People flock to our beautiful hotels to enjoy this quintessentially British Ritual and there’s nowhere better to enjoy Afternoon Tea than at one of Mayfair’s most respected and oldest hotels. Brown’s Hotel first opened its doors in 1837 owned by James and Sarah Brown. Over the years it has hosted many distinguished guests, did you know it is from here that Rudyard Kipling penned many of his novels. …
Scoff & Banters’ slogan is “traditional British Soul food” fuss free, hearty and popular British dishes and that includes that Great British ritual, Afternoon Tea. There are four sites across London, Kensington, Oxford Street,…
Going back to the Café Royal Hotel is like going home, it’s here where I got married on 26th May 1991 when it was simply the Café Royal – a historic landmark that was…
Spring inspired afternoon teas are becoming very popular as competition in the afternoon tea sector heats up. Last spring, I had one of the most inventive afternoon teas at the Marylebone Hotel and there…
The Intercontinental Park Lane is fast becoming one of my favourite places to have Afternoon Tea. The hotel might not be as iconic as some on Park Lane but there is so much history…
I’ve been wanting to try CUTCakes & Tea ever since it launched last summer. This ingenious Afternoon Tea is served at the ultra-cool and trendy hotel 45 Park Lane situated as the name suggests in…
If there’s one thing that Townhouse Kensington do well it’s Afternoon Tea. Their Beauty and the Beast themed Tale as Old as Time Afternoon Tea was a roaring success and firmly cemented their status…
It’s nearly Christmas and last week, I kicked off the Festive Season with my first Festive Afternoon Tea at the Café Royal Hotel. Christmas is a special time of the year and it’s my…
Have you ever had Afternoon Tea based around coffee? When I saw that the Wellington Lounge were serving High Coffee as part of their Afternoon Tea menu, I was more than intrigued, my taste…
I think I must be the only blogger who’s not been to Dalloway Terrace and I can’t believe it’s taken me this long to visit this enchanting little part of the The Bloomsbury Hotel. …
