Guide to Savoury Afternoon Tea Menus

The Athenaeum is an exclusive place to take tea. Five star luxury and attention to detail all the way.

We love the afternoon tea menu concept at Scoff & Banter on Oxford Street. Instead of a set menu, you can choose two items from each of hot dishes, scones, sandwiches and desserts.

A short walk from the train station, the Principal York is a great place to take afternoon tea whilst enjoying this historic and beautiful city.

In 1926 this famous grocery store was transformed into a unique department store with a restaurant that offered afternoon tea.

Binswood Hall is a 19th Century gothic hall, providing a stunning setting for dining in Royal Leamington Spa.

Look out over Piccadilly Gardens whilst you take tea at Mercure. Tea is served daily in the Brasserie from 1pm until 5pm.

In the heart of the exclusive St James's area of London along the famous Jermyn Street is the Cavendish London, home to the fabulously traditional Cavendish Afternoon Tea.

Moor Hall Hotel and Spa is a charming four star country house hotel just outside of Sutton Coldfield and within easy reach of Birmingham.

There are themed afternoon teas, and there is the W London themed afternoon tea. Fabulously different and offering something you won't find anywhere else in London.

The stylish Montagu is the setting for afternoon tea, a perfect space for the occasion dressed in neutral colours with luxurious furnishings and colourful art.

Whether you are looking to celebrate a special occasion, or simply want to enjoy some decadent treats, Afternoon Tea at 1565 Restaurant, Bar & Terrace is an experience you will remember.

The Palm Court Lounge at the Sheraton is an amazing place to take tea. Steeped in history and serving super teas, we recommend a visit.

Looking for something different? Then head to Chez Mal at Malmaison in Birmingham for a super take on afternoon tea.

Explore the stunning grounds of Slaley Hall and take afternoon tea in the Dukes Restaurant. This Q Hotel is set inside over 1,000 acres of Northumberland countryside and is one of the north east's best places to take tea.

The Great John Street Hotel is quirky hotel in the city centre. Close to the shops and theatres and only a short walk from the Museum of Science & Industry.

Close to Horsham in West Sussex, you'll find the beautiful Leonardslee Lakes and Gardens, often described as "The Finest Woodland Gardens in England". The stunning Italianate mansion, dating back to 1801, hosts afternoon tea in the Drawing Room.

The Sanctum Soho Hotel Afternoon Tea offers an afternoon tea with a difference in the heart of London.

Reform Social & Grill's Head Chef Sergio Neale has sourced some of the finest ingredients available for the delicate sandwiches on offer.