Pretty Afternoon Tea In London

Indulge in a Sundown Cocktail Tea at The Den and you can expect a floral oasis with neon lighting, plush furnishings and picture-worthy cocktails. Available from 7pm-9pm, this luscious late delight promises bespoke savory treats and sweet eats that are perfect for after-work catch ups. 

Located on the 39th and 40th floors of the Gherkin, Searcys is a stylish wine bar and restaurant boasting incredible views of the city. The stylish space promises huge windows and elegant, modern furnishings, as well as a cracking afternoon tea menu.

For £55 per person, you can enjoy the likes of prawn cocktails, smoked salmon and caviar sandwiches, coffee eclairs and much more - with a glass of rose or sparkling wine. Plus, you can upgrade to Champagne or add on bottomless drinks too.

Head over to The Bloomsbury hotel where their in-house bar is hiding one of London's prettiest afternoon teas. Get settled in their stunning space and tuck into tiers of cakes, scones, sandwiches and maybe a little fizz if you're feeling it.

Sign us up for Sabine Rooftop Bar's afternoon tea right away, as it's offering 90 minutes of unlimited Whitely Neill gin iced tea (£39 per person) or Harlot Brut Charmat of England sparkling wine (£45) to accompany a selection of sweet and savoury treats. Settle down on its gorgeous garden terrace boasting views of St Paul's and get your chops around chocolate and hazelnut delice, strawberry lollipops and poached chicken and tarragon Ballantine on crispy bread.

You won't find a much more luxurious destination for afternoon tea than The Orangery at Kensington Palace, a venue fit for royalty. This pace began as a lavish greenhouse in 1704, transforming into a gorgeous restaurant and terrace over the years. Their afternoon tea options begin from just £55 per person, with the option to add on Pimm's or sparkling wine as well. Whether you're choosing their classic or vegan menu, you'll find everything from cucumber and dill finger sandwiches to raspberry Victoria sponge here.

Treat yourself to a picture-perfect afternoon tea at FEYA, the rainforest-themed restaurant in the heart of Knightsbridge. Boasting stunning interiors such as dangling foliage from the walls and plush, velvet chairs, it beckons you to take a seat and tuck into a £37.50 spread consisting of mini savoury sandwiches (think Thai coconut chicken and feta cheese and pistachio bites), fresh scones and a selection of desserts like fruit pavlova and caramelised banana bread.

A beautiful afternoon tea destination in Richmond, 144 On The Hill is bringing you gorgeous treats across a building packed with Georgian charm. Expect tiers of finger sandwiches, scones, raspberry profiteroles and blueberry-pistachio opera cake.

Boasting a stylish, fine dining atmosphere, with minimalist yet slinky interiors, Ginza really is a beaut. And, lucky for us, this joint slings out an opulent afternoon tea, featuring BBQ wagyu sliders, black cod croquettes and mochi ice cream, which you can also make boozy.

Taking you back to the days of dedicated sweet shops, where classic confectionery was housed in jars and candy floss came from carts, The Chesterfield Hotel's afternoon tea is the ultimate nostalgic trip to rediscovering the joy of sweeties; making it one pretty feast for the eyes.

The Stage is a stunning bar and restaurant found in the heart of Leicester Square. Their afternoon tea package includes a glass of Gusbourne Brut Reserve 2018, as well as a variety of mouthwatering bites like finger sandwiches and cakes.

Looking for a treat for both the eyes and tastebuds? That's where Bond St. Tea Rooms comes in. This stylish Central London spot is slinging out a unique and oh-so-delicious afternoon tea, featuring British snacks with a twist alongside a fantastic choice of beverages.

Lucy Wong, the 1950s Hong Kong-inspired destination, is a beauty in its own right - but when you add in a Chinese afternoon tea? It takes things up a notch. Think tiers of Cantonese savouries and dim sum, alongside sweet treats and bottomless tea. Otherwise, you can add on whiskey cocktails or Champagne.

Dreaming of an Insta-worthy afternoon tea in London? We've got you covered with the prettiest one by Vicinity. They are serving up sweet cupcakes and scones, alongside savoury sandwiches and your choice of tea or Champagne.

Update your boring ol' 'Gram feed with Biscuiteers across Notting Hill, Belgravia and Northcote Road. Boasting a range of events from afternoon tea with tasty nibbles, coffee and bubbly, this is a great spot to catch up with friends in their gorgeous space.

London Secret Garden, nestled in the centre of South Kensington, is slinging out a stunning afternoon tea. Overlooked by a stunning 19th-century church, their dining pods provide you with a serene escape from the hustle and bustle - the perfect place to dive into tiers of cakes and sandwiches.

Afternoon tea at The Montague on The Gardens Hotel is one gorgeous affair. Revel in the hotel's beautiful surroundings while sipping Champagne and grazing on bite-sized sarnies, or switch things up by opting for the Safari menu with an African-inspired twist.

For a stunning post-midday treat overlooking the iconic Battersea Power Station chimneys, grab tickets from £55 per person to enjoy an art'otel Afternoon Tea in JOIA Bar. The pretty, pastel-coloured restaurant will be offering a scrumptious spread every Saturday and Sunday from 12pm 'til 4pm. Looking forward to tempting your tastebuds with a mix of sweet and savoury delights, like fresh scones with strawberry jam, lemon curd and clotted cream, smoked salmon and cucumber sandwiches, plus so much more all paired perfectly with an extensive selection of teas. 

Mayfair Lounge and Grill sure know how to put on an eye-pleasing spread. Their afternoon teas are the stuff of dreams, featuring a beautifully arranged selection of finger sandwiches, cakes and pasties, all served on a tiered stand.

Ping Pong St Katharine Docks and St Christopher's Palace have you covered for all manner of treats when you fancy a gorgeous afternoon tea. Nab snaps of dumplings, chicken skewers and black coconut ice cream-stuffed bao across these tiers, all while grabbing a boozy upgrade too.

Life's too short to not go all out and treat yourself. The Chocolate Cocktail Club is hosting a fabulous afternoon tea with heaps of delightful finger food, from sandwiches to cakes, with their signature cocktails, and of course, bubbles.

Scoff & Banter Kensington is as stylish as can be, boasting grand ceilings with ornate cornices alongside vintage artwork. But that's not all, as it also whips up a stunnin' afternoon tea, complete with artisan sandwiches, freshly baked pastries and prosecco or hot drinks.

Looking for pretty afternoon teas in London? The Rubens at the Palace is home to a range of midday offerings. Pitch up for a Wimbledon special, or get silly and add a side of bottomless fizz to your tiers of treats.

Whether it's a special occasion or you just fancy a bit of luxury, head along to The Dilly to enjoy their London-themed afternoon tea. While surrounded by luscious foliage at this pretty spot, chow down on cakes, biscuits, scones and cakes, washed down with Champers.

Searching for an Insta-worthy afternoon tea? Then head to The Egerton House Hotel for their awesome food with flowing bevvies. Delve into their Jubilee-themed event, which will celebrate British grub, including sandwiches and sweet treats or Champagne. 

Over at The Milestone Hotel and Residences, you can tuck into a gorgeous afternoon feast, where you'll also get to learn more about tea from their ethical supplier. While you do so, you'll get to sink your teeth into delicious finger sandwiches, pretty cakes and plenty of fresh scones and more.

No list would be complete without The Ivy, a London institution famed for its beautiful decor and famous clientele, it's an essential journey for a pretty afternoon tea in London. Experience the best of British for yourself at this plush St. Johns Wood restaurant. 

Head to Fulham's award-winning cafe and bakery Jack And Beyond for a pretty afternoon tea, all washed down with unlimited hot drinks and a glass of prosecco. You can get your hands on these sweet and savoury treats for just £29.95 per person.

Famed for celeb clientele and regular Made in Chelsea appearances, Bluebird is a beautiful King's Road haunt in the heart of Chelsea. Serving an afternoon tea of classic British offerings in floral surroundings, it's well worth a visit. 

Looking to splash the cash? Claridge's is one of London's best afternoon tea offerings, and its selection of pretty cakes and perfect pastries makes it beautiful to boot. Whether you're looking for a romantic treat, or you're celebrating a special occasion, this is a top spot. 

A destination for imaginative food, art and music, Sketch has become one hot ticket for a pretty afternoon tea in London. Featuring fabulous decor and those bathrooms you've seen everywhere, the restaurant packs a punch with its equally Instagram-worthy plates.