Afternoon tea reviews
A long-term lover of afternoon tea, it has ‘accidentally’ became a tradition of mine to have afternoon tea at each new destination I visit. The idea all began during my first trip to Asia, when I visited Hong Kong and decided that I just had to have afternoon tea at The Peninsula. Chatting over the scones I started talking about how great it would be to try out different afternoon teas around the world and in that moment my ‘Global Afternoon Tea Challenge’ was born! Since then I’ve been on the look out for exciting, quirky or renowned afternoon teas wherever I travel – and I regularly make time for afternoon teas at home here in the UK. Here’s where my Global Afternoon Tea Challenge has taken me so far! Keri x
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Japanese Afternoon Tea at Ginza St James’s, London
For a unique Japanese afternoon tea experience in London, you can beat a visit to Ginza St James's, as we discovered from our recent visit.
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An Indian Afternoon Tea in Bristol
A delicious Indian afternoon tea in the heart of Bristol - discover this hidden gem from award-winning restaurant Urban Tandoor.
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Afternoon Tea in Plymouth at The Flower Café
If you’re looking for a great value afternoon tea in Plymouth, you can’t do better that the Flower Café, found in the city’s picturesque cobblestoned Barbican district.
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Where to Have High Tea in Penang
When it comes to picking somewhere to have high tea on Penang island, visitors are spoilt for choice. From elegant hotels to cute hilltop cafes, there’s something for everyone…
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Afternoon Tea at the Eastern & Oriental Hotel Penang
Forget Raffles, afternoon tea at the Eastern & Oriental Hotel Penang is a truly luxurious culinary treat!
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Afternoon Tea at David Brown, Penang Hill
David Brown, Penang Hill, is a popular spot for afternoon tea when visiting Penang because you can enjoy cooler air and beautiful views across the island.
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The Great British Guide to Afternoon Tea
If you’re a regular reader of our blog, you’ll know how much we love afternoon tea. We’ve enjoyed the British tradition all over the world, from Berlin to Shanghai; but nothing beats the feeling of afternoon tea right here in the UK. Over recent years afternoon tea has grown in popularity, not only amongst us Brits, but for the abundance of tourists who visit the country each year. Gone are the days where only a traditional afternoon tea was on offer, as venues across the UK now provide everything from Rock ‘n’ Roll afternoon teas, to those with an alcoholic twist. One thing is for sure, when it comes to…
