Maybe a stupid question for most of this readers, but I do not unterstand, what is the different, sorry.
Like to make a reservation for breakfast. I can see two options.
a) 09.00 a.m. breakfast and
b) 09.00 a.m. breakfast . salon table
?? Please, what‘s the different.
A seating option located in the more casual Salon area - to the left of the reception desk. This is a lighter and more relaxed section near the entrance and bar. There are placemats rather than formal white tablecloths. Also a little less pricier with lighter meals.
So fast. Thank you. Now, I understand it.
You are welcome. That was one of the places I was looking at for afternoon tea on our last visit. Have a lovely time!
I hope this isn’t hijacking a topic, but has anyone experienced going to the Wolseley for afternoon tea. We are meeting up with my sister on a trip to Great Britain and she wants to attend a tea. I want to find a place that would be a nice experience, but not require us to “dress up” (we will have shirt with a collar for my husband, blouse for myself- no jacket, no tie).
I haven't had tea at the Wolseley but I have had brunch- it's nice but you definitely don't need to dress up beyond looking at bit "smart," so what you describe would be perfect.
If going for breakfast/brunch you can also try the kedgeree, which is what it's famous for: https://www.thewolseleypiccadilly.com/recipe-kedgeree/
Several years ago my sister and I had afternoon tea at the Wolseley. When we booked, we made a request for a modified tea (diabetic). They inadvertently missed that and I have to say the effort they made to correct it was quite exceptional. It took a bit of extra time but the replacement menu items were delicious and at the end of it, they would not accept payment from us. I have gone at other times of the day too and have always enjoyed it. They have a lively atmosphere which is fun.
