Good Day
I have been researching places to get the traditional afternoon tea, such as the Ritz, but not trying to break the bank to do it. I was wondering if you all might have some suggestions for for a more moderately priced tea.
Thank you
Posted by
Baltimore
115 posts
My husband and I went to tea at the British Museum several years ago and it was very nice. It was in the courtyard restaurant.
Posted by
Land of La
9261 posts
Orange Pekoe in Barnes. The British Library does an afternoon tea.
Posted by
Southern California
443 posts
My husband and I are looking forward to afternoon tea at The Wolseley. It's about half the price of tea at the Ritz. On our last visit we enjoyed tea at The Orangery at Kensington Palace. I see that afternoon tea there is currently a little more expensive than The Wolseley, but still much less expensive than the Ritz.
Posted by
Washington, DC
141 posts
I have done afternoon tea at both Fortnum & Mason and The Orangery. I liked The Orangery slightly better, so I would recommend looking into that one.
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20 posts
Claridge's looks classic and quintessential, yet not too obnoxiously expensive. I am planning to go there and to the Lanesborough when I visit in August.
Posted by
Durham, NC, USA
19 posts
I booked at the Carlton Tower Jumeirah after reading that the pastry chef there was the first woman to win the best pastry chef in the world award.
Posted by
Los Angeles
4871 posts
check the forum, this has come up before. There are many options, including possibly a kid-oriented one at the Chesterfield in Mayfair (but check that).
also check on Youtube, this is a pretty popular topic. For instance Hannah Ricketts has been to several teas, most recently the Ritz.
Posted by
Massachusetts
1102 posts
The Wallace Collection (a free museum worth visiting) offers afternoon tea that is reasonably priced.
https://www.wallacecollection.org/documents/653/Afternoon_Tea_booklet_-_print-web_layout.pdf
Posted by
San Francisco/Marin County
9436 posts
Melissa, does The Orangery have all you can eat Afternoon Tea? Fortnum and Mason does and their Afternoon Tea was exquisite. Worth every penny.
Posted by
Austin, TX, USA
40 posts
I enjoyed my Afternoon Tea at Fortnum & Mason's location in the Royal Exchange right by the Bank Tube Station. A beautiful location in a huge indoor courtyard and didn't break the bank.
Posted by
USA
133 posts
Richoux is also very nice and has several locations.
Posted by
Duluth 🛶
8157 posts
There was a recent post here on the forum with a lot of suggestions for afternoon tea - you might want to check that out: