Here’s a few ideas for where to go for afternoon tea this month…
160th commemorative Afternoon Tea at the Langham Hotel: available until the 9th September, this special afternoon tea that marks the 160th anniversary of the hotel introducing this to London society is certainly one worth adding to the list. Featuring sweet and savoury favourites from the 19th and 20th centuries—modernised with seasonal ingredients and refined presentation. Those attending can enjoy ‘curried’ Shropshire chicken sandwiches, truffled egg, and the signature Langham custard cream, alongside elegant patisserie inspired by historic recipes, including the Charlotte with apricot and Earl Grey, and a shared finale of “Queen of Ices”—a Victorian-inspired frozen dessert reimagined for the season.
Pay a visit to Rails Restaurant & Little Bar: for those who happen to be in the King’s Cross area between Thursday to Sunday (1pm-5pm), might want to pay a visit to this restaurant with this afternoon tea inspired by the railways of the UK. Treats on the menu include Yorkshire Rhubarb & White Chocolate Cheesecake, Dorset Apple Choux Bun and Smoked Argyll Trout Gougère. Vegan and vegetarian options are also available vailable on request with 24 hours notice.
The Promenade Afternoon Tea at the Dorchester Hotel: pay a visit the Dorchester hotel to enjoy its afternoon tea that among its treats include a Tropical savarin (Coconut Chantilly), Citrus tart (Lemon whipped jelly, yuzu curd) and Chocolate mousse (Itakuja mousse, passion fruit compote). Served daily 12pm to 5:30pm, there is also a vegan option in place.
CORD Café by Le Cordon Bleu’s newly launched afternoon tea: how about visiting somewhere that has just launched a new afternoon tea in London? Available Monday to Friday, 2-5pm, it’s priced at £28 per person with unlimited tea or £42 including a glass of sparkling wine, this new afternoon tea on the block includes an indulgent sweet selection, including Paris-Brest, Apricot Thyme Entremet, Chocolate, Caramel & Peanut Butter Entremet, and macarons. Meanwhile, the savory selection includes: pulled beef brisket baguettes, turmeric smoked salmon focaccia, red pesto chicken panini, and oyster mushroom panini. Something available for everyone!
A wizard afternoon tea at the Georgian House: for those looking for a bit of magic with their afternoon tea might want to take a look at this one! Available on all Friday’s throughout September, October & November as well as Saturday & Sunday from 12:30-17:00pm, this experience offers a three course of magical treats – completed with a wizard potion or curious colour-changing gin for the ultimate wizard feast! The sweet treats are a mystery…so definitely worth booking to satisfy your curiosity….