Five Fabulously Festive Afternoon Teas in London
From seasonal scones to snowy sweet treats, London’s West End is brewing up a storm of quirky, indulgent, and downright delicious afternoon tea experiences.
Whether you're feeling festive, nostalgic, or just plain fancy, there’s a teapot here with your name on it.
Après Afternoon Tea at W London
If you can’t hit the slopes this winter, W London has you covered with its Après Tea. This snowy twist on traditional afternoon tea features delights like crisp potato rösti with sour cream and smoked ham, beetroot and dill salmon with keta caviar, and “Sloping Scones.” Sweet tooth?
Try pastries shaped like snowballs, mountains, and skis! Available every weekend until February 2025, you can sip on an alpine-inspired Black Run cocktail or a glass of Veuve Clicquot to complete the adventure. Après-ski chic in the heart of London.
Festive Peter Rabbit Afternoon Tea at The Dilly
Hop into a world of whimsy with The Dilly’s festive Peter Rabbit Afternoon Tea. Beatrix Potter’s beloved characters get a Christmassy makeover with edible meringue snowmen and seasonal savoury and sweet treats.
Perfect for fans of Peter, Flopsy, and anyone looking to add a little extra charm to their festive celebrations.
Festive Tea & Tales at St Martins Lane Hotel
Get cosy with the St Martins Lane Hotel’s Festive Tea & Tales. Seasonal finger sandwiches meet pastries bursting with holiday magic, all served in a snug corner of Theatreland.
Starting at £65, this is the perfect way to fuel up for your next West End adventure.
‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s’ Afternoon Tea at Larry’s at the National Portrait Gallery
Channel your inner Holly Golightly with Larry’s Audrey Hepburn-inspired afternoon tea. It is a glamour-packed affair with dainty finger sandwiches, Tiffany-blue pastries, and fine teas. Sit back, relax, and live your best old-Hollywood life with a teacup in hand.
Winter Afternoon Tea at the Garden Rooftop
Take your tea game to new heights with the Winter Afternoon Tea at Garden Rooftop.
Tuck into savoury bites like smoked turkey with cranberry brioche, chestnut and sage sausage rolls, and roast beef crostini. Sweet treats include spiced apple tarts, gingerbread scones with orange curd, and peppermint snowballs. Prices start at £45, but why not add a Champagne cocktail for £55? Available Monday to Thursday, it’s pure winter magic served with a skyline view.