Quirky Afternoon Tea In London

Situated in Mayfair, Ginza takes afternoon tea to the next level. The restaurant provides a Japanese version filled with scrumptious bites, from wagyu sliders and maki rolls to teriyaki beef and lightly seared salmon. Plus, matcha tea to sip while you dine.

Do something a little different in London and make your way to The Chocolate Cocktail Club for their fabulous afternoon tea. Enjoy a delicious range of nibbles, from cakes to sandwiches, with their awesome range of cocktails and bubbles.

Whether you go to Ping Pong St Christopher's Place or St Katherine Docks, there's a unique tier of treats in store. For £20 per person, you'll indulge in dumplings, skewers, black coconut ice cream-filled bao and more, with boozy upgrades starting at just an extra fiver too.

Already one of London's most unique dining experiences, Bustronome now offer an equally tantalising afternoon tea. See the sights of London from the upper-deck with a platter full of minature eggs benedicts, finger sandwiches and tiny sweet treats.

This luxurious hotel and restaurant can be found in Fitzrovia, filled with quirky, animal-based decor and lots of greenery. The Mandrake is no stranger to an unusual menus either, as their Seven Chakra afternoon tea is designed to nurture your soul while tantalising your tastebuds, featuring Kate Mos COSMOSS Dusk Tea collection. This is available at the YOPO bar and restaurant every Saturday between 1 and 4pm, with plenty of bite-sized treats on the cards too.

Located in St Martins Lane hotel, The Den is a quirky London venue that serves afternoon tea. With surreal paintings, subtle touches, and a luxurious setting, The Den also serves a 'Chocolate Dreams Afternoon Tea', which sounds positively dreamy. 

Cinnamon Bazaar is a vibrant, pretty restaurant that can be found in the heart of Covent Garden serving up founder Vivek Singh's Indian-inspired take on a classic afternoon tea. It's bringing fire and spice to the traditional tea-time spread by seamlessly marrying the flavours of East India with modern culinary techniques. On the menu, you'll find reimagined classics like Masala fish finger sandwiches, Kadhai chicken spring rolls and saffron and pistachio macarons from £27.50 per person.

One of the best places for a quirky afternoon tea in London, Sherlock's Mind Palace has not one but two options to choose from. Up the ante with a mind-blowing mini mystery alongside your tiers or pop bottles at a boozy alternative afternoon tea complete with puzzles to solve, with tasty bites to eat and a unique theme running throughout both.

Whiskers & Cream is an adorable cafe in Archway that rustles up a range of tasty afternoon teas, including one that comes with bottomless bubbles. While you dive into the sandwiches and sweet treats, enjoy the company of the venue's 10 resident cats who all love a cuddle and a play.

Built in 1908, The Dilly is an elegant space with huge arches that's long been known as one of London's finest hotels. Plus, the Terrace at The Dilly has views across Piccadilly and serves a Parisian-themed afternoon tea inspired by the upcoming Olympic Games. Think mini Eiffel Towers, sandwiches, scones and more for £49 per person.

For an Alice In Wonderland-inspired afternoon tea? Look no further than The Restaurant At Sanderson. This slick destination is serving hazelnut caterpillar-shaped eclairs, red knight shortbread, bespoke tea blends and Mad Hatter-themed savoury treats to boot.

Tuck into a delicious cosmetics bag full of themed sweet treats. Yep, you heard us right. The Perception is staying true to its wacky nature with the creation of this fabulously quirky afternoon tea. Expect makeup-inspired edible bites such as salted caramel lip gloss and bronzed chocolate pearls.

Fancy chomping on delectable tiers of grub while accompanied by your dog? NHow London is hosting Pawesome Afternoon Teas, where your puppy pal will wolf down cupcakes, peanut butter pies and a puppuccino. Of course, parents will also get a selection of sweet treats and drinks too.

If you've got something of a sweet tooth, you'd be mad to miss the afternoon tea on offer at The Chesterfield Hotel. A nostalgic and colourful affair, expect unique treats alongside some of the best sweets in the biz. You can tuck into smoked salmon finger sandwiches, mini bubblegum-flavoured Battenburg, freshly baked scones and much more, all for £75 per person. And while you're there? Their resident artist Shelley Levy will be offering bespoke portraits of you and your friends or family, beginning from £350 for two people.

Offering one of the quirkiest afternoon teas near Buckingham Palace, this fun Victoria spot will have you feeling like you're sipping with her majesty. Just a stone's throw from the Queen's doorstep, you'll find some delicious tiers of tiny sandwiches and sweet treats.

A treasure trove of kooky furnishings, vibrant adornments and potent cocktails, its no surprise that Little Nan's afternoon tea offering is just as eccentric. Push the boat out and make it into a boozy affair, with half a teapot per person of fruity concoctions.

Not just one for fine sushi and interactive tables, Inamo is also a top choice for afternoon tea in the West End. Chow down on panko prawns, dragon rolls and salmon sashimi washed down with bottomless bubbles from Soho to Covent Garden.

For a delicious Caribbean-style afternoon tea in Walthamstow, head to Rhythm Kitchen. They're dishing out mango-glazed chicken wings, handmade spiced scones and more for £40, with a rum cocktail thrown in the mix too.

A chic cocktail bar on Chelsea's Kings Road, Callooh Callay creates the atmosphere of a cosy living room through comfy velvet sofas and patterned wallpaper. They also serve a Hendrick's Gin afternoon tea, costing just £40 per person.

You'll receive a glass of prosecco on arrival, as well as a choice of Hendrick's gin cocktails. You'll get to pair these with a tiered stand full of sweet and savoury delicacies - think smoked salmon and cream cheese sandwiches, homemade scones and fresh berries, with vegetarian and vegan options available on request.

Swap those boring ol' sandwiches and cakes with Karma Sanctum Soho's awesome Japanese afternoon tea events. Think eats including chicken katsu sliders, steamed vegetable gyozas, and sweet treats such as their signature matcha panna cotta along with some delicious cocktails. But that's not all, as there's a gentlemen's version as well complete with whisky and cigars.

Serving you an afternoon tea with a twist, this swanky Knightsbridge spot welcomes you and your furry friends for the ultimate Doggy Afternoon Tea. From pawsecco to homemade doggy biscuits and pup-friendly ice-cream, this one's paw-fect.

Indulge in Americana's unique twist on the classic British afternoon tea with a Southern American flair, all for just £25 per person. Sip on classic hot or homemade iced tea while you enjoy a spread of sweet and savoury treats. They'll be serving up a selection of home-smoked and barbecued pulled meats, slow-roasted salmon bound in Texas-style cream cheese, and a tempting array of Louisiana sweet treats like apple and salted caramel doughnuts, as well as Southern State sweet eclairs.

Take your afternoon tea in London to new heights (literally) with Searcys at the Gherkin. Located just a stone's throw from Liverpool Street, this sky-high bar and restaurant will have you sipping tea, chomping sandwiches and scoffing cakes with unbeatable views across the city. 

Brushtrokes and Nudes is, let's be honest, one of London's quirkiest sip and paint parties. And coming up? They have a bunch of afternoon tea events on the go, where you can indulge in delicious grub with bottomless cocktails and enjoy a life art session with nude models.

If you want something a little extra with your afternoon tea, check out Map Maison's tapas-style version. You'll enjoy a complimentary bubbles on arrival, before tucking into Iberico ham and black olive tapenade savoury treats, mini burgers and even cheesecake dessert shots. What's more, you can even upgrade your drinks to bottomless.

Lucy Wong is the destination for a Chinese-inspired afternoon tea in London. Not only do you get the 1950s Hong Kong-inspired interiors, but also the tiers of Cantonese-inspired savouries and dim sum alongside sweet treats. That's accompanied by bottomless tea, otherwise you can add on Champagne or whiskey cocktails.

For a unique afternoon tea in London, Georgian House Hotel is your very best bet. Expect to chow down on a load of themed treats presented on smoking cauldrons and with bottomless prosecco to boot.

One of the quirkiest afternoon teas in Covent Garden, this unique offering from Brigit's Bakery brings you a range of treat-filled tiers, bottomless fizz and plenty of vegan, halal and gluten-free alternatives, so no one has to miss out.

For a quintessentially British afternoon tea experience in London? Head to the Chesterfield Hotel, where delicate finger sandwiches and bone china cups come as standard. If you're after something a little different, try their winter wonderland offering, which includes mini yule logs and gingerbread flavoured cupcakes.

One of the quirkiest afternoon teas, Prince of Teck are hosting a crafternoon tea. Enjoy unlimited craft beer or prosecco while tucking into chicken and waffle sliders, cheesy pretzel slices and delicious cheesecake. All this for £38? That's not too shabby.

Whether its a special occasion of just an excuse to catch up with the gang, this unique beauty experience in Shoreditch brings you nail treatments alongside your tiers of treats. It's more than perfect for everything from hen dos to birthdays and more with your girls.

Set apart from your regular afternoon tea is City Cruises' offering: an elegant spread of classic sandwiches, fresh scones accompanied by jam and clotted cream, plus an array of sweet treats, all to be enjoyed afloat on the River Thames. Sail past iconic landmarks like the London Eye and Big Ben while tucking into decadent delights, all from £55 per person.