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The Langham Hotel in London, the birthplace of afternoon tea, continues its 160-year tradition with a £85 offering. While the elegant setting and exceptional pastries impress, the unconventional order of serving scones last draws mixed reactions. The experience is rated 8/10.
The Lanesborough hotel's Bridgerton-themed afternoon tea, priced at £92, has received a near-perfect score of 9.5/10 for its spectacular presentation, delicious food, and immersive theme. Despite the high cost, the experience is deemed well worth the price.
Fortnum & Mason's Diamond Jubilee Tea Salon has earned a 9/10 rating for its afternoon tea, praised for exceptional scones and royal ambiance. The experience offers a high-end culinary journey with a rich history.
The Shard's Aqua Shard restaurant offers a £70 Peter Pan-themed afternoon tea, blending whimsical elements with culinary excellence and panoramic London views. The experience includes a £2 donation to Great Ormond Street Hospital, justifying its premium price point for discerning diners.
Harrods' Georgian Restaurant offers a truly lavish afternoon tea, blending historical grandeur with culinary innovation. While typically priced at £82 per person, savvy online booking can reduce the cost to £56, making it an exceptional value. With impeccable service, generous refills, and a stunning array of savouries, scones, and artistic desserts, it earns a 9/10, making it a top contender for London's best afternoon tea experience.
