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Afternoon Tea Gift Vouchers & Experiences
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Who it's for
There is something inherently classy and classless about sitting down for a traditional afternoon tea. It's a lovely occasion to enjoy together. Whether you're celebrating a special occasion, or just fancy doing something nice with someone you love, nothing beats going out for High Tea somewhere special. We think it's for everyone!Who it's not for
We are honestly struggling to think who wouldn't like to go out for an afternoon teatime treat. Even if you don't like tea you can always order a different drink. And if you don't like sweet, there are savoury goodies too. These vouchers really do appeal to all ages, from little kids to grandparents.Afternoon Tea FAQs
- What time is afternoon tea?
- Why do you have a minimum age of 18 on some of these tea vouchers?
- What sort of tea is served?
- Are the vouchers for two people?
- Where's best for afternoon tea in London?
- What should I wear to go for afternoon tea?
- Can I have afternoon tea at the Shard?
- Can you take take afternoon tea at Buckingham Palace?
- What food is served with your cup of tea?
- What sort of sandwich fillings are there?
- I don't drink tea. Is afternoon tea still for me?
- So is it cream before jam, or jam before cream on the scone?
- Can I have afternoon tea on my own?
- Where can I go for afternoon tea near me?
What time is afternoon tea?
Timings vary hugely. Traditionally, tea was served around 3pm in fancy households to fill the gap between luncheon and dinner.. As afternoon teas are so popular, some venues serve it all day, whilst others tend to stick to the more traditional hours of 2pm-4.30pm. Make sure you check each individual listing for details on when teas are served.
What sort of tea is served?
Every sort of tea under the sun, from loose leaf to tea bags! Some of the very smart hotels offering afternoon tea actually have a tea sommelier - someone who specifically looks after what teas are ordered and served in their establishments. From a nice Ceylon black tea to a smoky Rooibos, there's bound to be a tea or an infusion to tempt your tastebuds on the tea menu.
What should I wear to go for afternoon tea?
Some of the luxury hotels ask gents to wear a shirt and jacket. In general the rule is smart casual, so no shorts, trainers or ripped jeans for the hotels. If you're in any doubt, don't hesitate to get in touch with us by using the online chat that pops up, by 'phone or by email.
So is it cream before jam, or jam before cream on the scone?
Ah that aged-old afternoon tea protocol debate. If it's a Devonshire cream tea, it's clotted cream first then jam. If it's a Cornish cream tea, it's jam first then your clotted cream. In both cases, you should cut the scone in half around its circumference, so you get a top and a bottom half!
Can I have afternoon tea on my own?
In some cases you can by vouchers individually, but usually it's for two people to enjoy afternoon tea together. It might be the perfect opportunity to get back in touch with that friend you haven't seen for ages, or get the family together, as you can buy multiple vouchers for two in just a few clicks on our easy-to-use website.
Where can I go for afternoon tea near me?
We have got afternoon teas hosted by some of the loveliest venues in the country for you! Whether it's tea and scones overlooking the sea, or teatime on the move on a vintage bus around the capital, we've got that perfect teatime treat near you. Locations include:
- London
- Edinburgh
- Glasgow
- Derbyshire
- Kent
- Buckinghamshire
- Leicestershire
- Yorkshire
- Brighton
- Ludlow
- Weston Super Mare
