Here’s some places to visit in London if you are looking for a family friendly afternoon tea…
Secret Garden Afternoon Tea for children, Dalloway Terrace:
Dalloway Terrace at The Bloomsbury has now introduced a botanical indoor-outdoor setting to younger guests with a menu inspired by the children’s classic The Secret Garden. Priced at £30 per child, the afternoon tea includes whimsical treats such as a chocolate flower pot served in a terracotta pot, a shortbread key and Mary’s Victoria sponge, alongside classic finger sandwiches and sultana and vanilla scones with Cornish clotted cream and seasonal preserve.
With the Dalloway Terrace situated close to British Museum and Covent Garden, it is the perfect place to recuperate after a day of sight seeing. Children also receive an activity book on arrival, making it a particularly appealing option for families looking for a special half-term activity.
Once Upon a Villain, Park Corner Brasserie at London Hilton on Park Lane:
The Park Corner Brasserie at London Hilton on Park Lane has revamped its Disney Princess-inspired Afternoon Tea with a special Disney villains-theme, updating The Royal Recipe Book.
Created by Head Pastry Chef Sam Leatherby, winner of Bake Off: The Professionals, the menu includes: The Carriage Awaits, chicken with pumpkin butter, and From The Bayou, roast beef with mayonnaise and lettuce, while sweets include Enchanting Apple, Between Two Thorns, Deep Sea Swirl and Mystic Top Hat.
Meanwhile, children and adults can both enjoy black cherry and blueberry scones and chocolate truffles presented in a glass slipper.
Available daily from 12.30pm–7pm, Once Upon a Villain is priced at £70 per adult and £45 per child.
Little Hatters Afternoon Tea at Sandersons:
Children can enjoy the magic of Alice in Wonderland with sweets and savouries inspired by the characters from the beloved story.
The menu include The Blue Caterpillar (blueberry bavaroise and coconut crunch) and Queen of Hearts (strawberry and biscoff) . This specific menu is available for children aged between 4-11 years old.
Afternoon Tea at the Hogwarts Table, Warner Bros Studio Tour:
Available as part of an add on when you visit this experience, this afternoon tea has a variety of options depending on your requirements. For children, the current menu includes Butterbeer Rock Cake, Molly Weasley’s Sandwiches and Common Room Sausage Roll. So why not make a day of it?