Afternoon Tea at The Langham, London | Britain's Most Luxurious Hotels | Channel 4 Lifestyle
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- As The Langham reopens after lockdown, the staff prepare to relaunch their afternoon tea in Palm Court with a nostaglic British menu.
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I can see the staff put their heart and soul into what they're doing. Marvellous! Hope I can experience that immaculate service firsthand soon.
Sorry they are and will , no longer be of service:(... Booked all year
:)
Be prepared to pay a minimum of £75 for tea and cucumber sandwiches
It looks so amazing!
@@franciscopineda2594 i don't mind that as long as i get a few sandwiches and teas for that then i'm glad. Here in Copenhagen where i live, to eat out for 2 people is minimum 29 pounds, that's quite a lot considering that's not even with drink, on top of that if u want a drink u pay anything between 3.47-4.67 pounds per person. That's not even a classy restaurant that's just a standard asian restaurant here in the city. it's crazy expensive here. Heck even a danish restaurant here will set u back 7 pounds and that's for a sandwich for 1 sandwich only, if u want 2 u pay 14 pounds and that's not with drink either that's another 3.47-4.67 pounds as i mentioned earlier. It ain't cheap here either can tell u that.
Andrew is too sweet for words 😭 I’m so glad everything was perfect, you could see how worried he was to make everyone love the experience
For those of us who can remember, we very nearly lost this building altogether......there was a period of decline. In 50s and the 60s when I worked nearby, it was in a sorry state. It was used as British Rail offices leased by the BBC who owned the building then. The bombed part had not been rebuilt. Thank goodness it was rescued with megacash and reopened in splendour.
What is wrong with me?! I got so emotional watching this. I get where they are coming from…from being furloughed to back at work and so happy! Cheers to these people and I look forward to trying their afternoon tea service some day!
I started getting choked up too. Like…people can be so amazing and the world is so awful right now, we can’t even enjoy each other.
Me too!.... and I'm from South Africa 🇿🇦 ❣ 🙂
Awww hugs! You’re just being human! ❤️
Having never experienced an afternoon tea, this is now on my bucket list. I know these kinds of services exits in my city, but I want to try it for the first time in London at this specific hotel. You can tell they care. 💛
Several years ago my sister and I went to high tea at the Drake hotel in Chicago which was a total delight. Delicious sandwiches and sweets in luxurious surroundings that included music by a woman playing the harp! I highly recommend it if you get a chance.
FYI: Americans use the term high tea for what the British call afternoon tea. Our - American - use is actually incorrect in that we think “high tea” sounds more formal and elaborate than afternoon tea but the background for the terms is this: afternoon tea was started by an Aristocrat who was hungry long before the evening meal would be served so she started the tradition of eating small sandwiches and sweets in the late afternoon to tide her over. High tea was the term used for the working class meal that they ate at the end of a long day of work. The name came about because of the height of their chairs and the food was a regular meal. Since so many Americans go to London (at least before Covid!), and look for high tea, there are many places that use that term knowing that’s what Americans are looking for.
My first afternoon tea was at the Allis in chicago. It was fantastic. I've since gone to some in philly, and DC as well, and some smaller places near my and my hometown. Always a splendid experience- before i book, i look at pics to see if they actually have creative, pretty scones and pastries as well as a good tea selection. The pics of the decor itself usually says what quality of afternoon tea u will be having lol. I fricken love afternoon tea so much.
Do you have £83 spare plus other travel expense money? It’s pricey here lol
My first preference if london would be ritz then claridges then maybe langham
Gosh, I would love working there. For years, probably decades, I’ve been pushing places to do training by immersion like this. And get scoffed at every time. I love that they’re thorough like this. And what he said about a patron asking one question, the first question, and how utterly obnoxious it is when the employee doesn’t know the answer. You don’t have to memorize everything, but at least have a clue. Make an effort. This video is heartening!
I appreciate how much attention they paid to the wait staff, since it's usually all about the chefs.
I can imagine how emotional it was for them all.. Hope to be back in London soon to try the custard creams!
Custard is almost everything when it comes to sweets ,pastries ,cakes ...I love custard pudding, cream puffs ,Mille feuille ,napoleon.
💜🥁🐉🎤🎵🎶🫖☕🍵🍰🧁💕💞
Why dont people dress up a bit nicer? The chief was down to earth. 🇬🇧
Good luck to all the team. Leading and running a hotel through the last couple of years cannot have been easy.
Experiencing Afternoon Tea at the Langham is now on my bucket list.
This actually brought a tear.. they all seem so very happy to serve the guests and for the guests to have an extraordinary and delightful experience. £83 is not so much when you see how much detail and hard work goes into creating all the various different parts to create the whole.
Wow, last time I checked it was about £30-40 at the Ritz...
Will you take me for afternoon tea Julia?? 😂😂😂
@@pascalsauvage2275 😂😂😂
@@lamoinette23 you haven’t said no lol 🤣🤣
@@pascalsauvage2275 🤣🤣 i am unfortunately stupidly far from London. my favorite city.. if i ever get there again, i''ll invite you to tea.
I knew that Langham was that place started afternoon tea , but forgotten about it !! It must had been a new excitement, yet more stressful in a sense as " that" place needed to bring the old good British tradition back after the lock downs to British people to provide the comfort & normacy back again !!! As well as to tell the world that it's still alive ( tea traditions )& they were the one ,"that one" again to REINTRODUCE the Brtitish tradition & British way to solace !!!
So this touched my heart !! I was born in 1965 ,so hearing they 1st introduced " afternoon tea " back in 1865 was special ,felt some kind of fate ...as my real name in Kanji, one of the character came from Don of Lon -don in Kanji!!! I loved this video!!! 👍👍💜🍰☕🍵🧁🫖🥂🍾💜💜💜🥁🐉🎤💕💞
Every single staff member seems committed to accomplishing the mission ❤👍🇬🇧
Best people imaginable for this work. They obviously care about the hotel and the patrons. I do hope everything continues to go well for them.
I absolutely love afternoon tea! It's a wonderful tradition. Many years ago, my friend Hania and I would travel all the way to New York City from the east coast USA to have afternoon tea at the Plaza. Those were the days....
Very nice, but wish I could have seen the whole menu, the sandwiches, scones and not just the sweets. I love afternoon teas and when I would have the opportunity to go to Britain, I would have teas with my family and once or twice alone. I really like the ritual (and history) and the menu and enjoy hosting them at home. Afternoon teas at name hotels can get very pricey (even in the US) but it's a treat, so I guess save up.
Where do you live now?
You can probably find the menu on their website
@@Mogamishu I live in San Jose, California, USA.
@@TheDriftwoodlover Probably, but I would've loved to see what it looked like.
I love to see the investment in the staff at the Langham it's so important, happy staff means happy customers.
I don't know why this video is on my feed today but we had the most delightful afternoon tea here five years ago with my family. It was our very first time in London and definitely not our last. I guess it's a sign for us to visit this lovely place again.
I have to share something dear to me...
My Aunt Helen Harry (from London) taught me Proper Tea when I was young back in the 60s. When I lived in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (US).
Fast Forward... a few years ago... we were putting on a Shakespeare Play "Midsummer Night's Dream"... I help raise funds for the High school play I would do "Afternoon Tea"... My budget was $500. for food to make the Proper Tea...
After the first night... People were coming back to buy a Ticket just to get the "Afternoon Tea" and Desert... We sold out every night... to the point, that the last night... everything was sold out and the ACTORS didn't get very much to eat... I had to make more.
I made all the deserts by hand... baking way into the earlier morning hours...
It was such a delight... So much fun... I have never been so tired in all my life... (Laughing)...
I am now an Acting Director... hoping to when I move back to Albuquerque, New Mexico (US) to reopen my Acting Studio for Stage and Film... I really want to have a Mystery Dinner Theatre...and on Sundays, an "Afternoon Tea' with desert...
Thank you so much for being so kind to share this delightful video...
You are a very creative, hard working, and resourceful.
A “Midsummer Night’s Dream” themed afternoon tea sounds wonderful, and a really cool idea. 😊
@@ArtelisStudio
YES... So much so... that I am moving back to Albuquerque, New Mexico (US) to RE-Open my Acting Studio
I used to have and this time... not only am I going to Teach Acting I will have a "Mystery Dinner Theatre"...
We will be doing "Guerilla Style Acting"
(not the animal, gorilla)...
A.K.A. Commedia dell'arte
(Audience interaction)
So many great students work so hard and never get a break...
Well... I'm make sure they get a break and acknowledgement of Performing at a Dinner Theatre...
It is going to be called:
I changed the name to
J. Christopher Couture
Acting Studio
In the Summer we will have Acting Camps that will also put on a Mystery Dinner Theatre.
I used to have a little Bistro (I might have already mentioned that) it was called "Mama's Kitchen" (everything made from scratched)....
So here I am 68 years young and I want to put them all together...
"Brava Darling... Brava"
Based on Joolz Guide, having tea here as well as this lovely story. I was fortunate to have tea here this past November. All of the pastries were on the menu that is shown here. They were beyond wonderful. Thank you, the Langham, for having a bit of a wet American into the warmth of the Palm Court. It was during the tube strike and horrific weather that was coming from the North. No cab to be had....but so worth the struggle.
Such a lovely comment 💕
This service it just describes my philosophy of perfection. Every hotel, every tearoom, every restaurant worldwide should be this way. Love to see all staff happy and also customers smile. Just perfect. My congratulations to The Langham. Regards from San Luis Potosì, Mexico.
Through the years and since the early 80s, tea service at the Waldorf Astoria was my favorite activity. Loved the live piano music while having the magnificent spread.
The best afternoon tea - EVER!
Had afternoon tea there in 1999. If it is half as good as it was then. I can only recommend it. The ambience probably adds to the taste. Moreover the look you get from the public as you leave the hotel is almost a statement by itself. I was a poor student when I went but the girlfriend was worth it.
Which girlfriend? What happened to her?
@@Mogamishu lol! We separated 5 years ago. Whilst not amicably, we do talk once in while. I even shared this video with her. We were together for 23 years.
@@agyemanboaten4385 I am sorry that it didn’t work out after all that time together. I was replying to say how nice it was for you to say that your girlfriend was worth it even though you were a poor student
Had my last meal in London before lockdown at the langham, then went to a cooking class there in 2021, best hotel I’ve ever been to in London! 🙌
I've had the afternoon tea here...in 2012...it was excellent...perfect service...the art deco room at the Park Lane hotel (now a Sheraton) was also excellent.
A trip to the UK is top of my bucket list. Within that list is visiting as many castles as possible and afternoon tea at the Langham & the Ritz. ~Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦
Hi luna,i hope you get to have afternoon tea asap.i was only in london once,and had afternoon tea in the ritz.it was another world.there were posh customers and ordinary people enjoying the treat.i would like to to london sgain.take care.
@@eileencoburn8631 Thanks! I hope I get there one day too! The pipe dream is to spend several months in the UK, covering every county. Also Wales and Ireland (N & Republic) 'Castles" includes any historical ruins. It's a big dream, but one never knows 😊
Hi luna,thanks for replying.i hope at least hope you have shorter trips.i would like to visit london again,and see the tower again,like the tudor era again.before lockdown,i read of a tudor feast at hampton court palace.i am from dublin,ireland.hope you can save a little towards a trip.i enjoyed some shows in london.iwould say you would like florence.ihave been a few times ,great art,scenery and food.great trsve is opening up again.
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Love how all the executives aren't wearing masks but everyone else has to.
Do you know if they tested often or you just saying random stuff to be disgruntled??
@@SirenScorpio Doesn't matter. The images are what's being sold in this program, and what's being sold is that the executives are mask-free and the help has to mask up.
Yes always noticed.
The staff deal closely with the public.....the executives rarely. Please let's not turn this into a political debate ...... it's afternoon tea for God's sake. ☺
masks are for slaves
A big round of applause to a very hard working team. Disappointed the guests didn’t really dress for the occasion as I always feel that adds to the whole experience.
I find it really uncomfortable to dress up.
The guests all seemed to be dressed nicely 🤷♀️ Women don't have to be in extravagant dresses to be dressed up
@@LilGrasshopper I wouldn't class a hooded anorak as being dressed nicely for afternoon tea.
I too was disappointed at the lack of effort; it's an occasion!
Their not upper class. Their the new money. BBC know Nd actors etc.
Was here in November such a beautiful hotel and the staff is so accommodating. Every day we spent here was a true holiday. Fresh fruit every day and the Tea service was amazing. Loved the Langham
I remember the Langham back in the early 80's and also when Disney used it has their 'pre-employment' staff selection venue for the opening of Disney Paris. I worked across the road at the BBC, also in catering, (left after a year) for the board of governors and titled privileged swarays 'gluttonous' dinner parties that always ran late into the night.
What some people fail to recognise is the hard work behind the scenes, the unsociable hours that have to be put in to put on 'The Show'. I wouldn't advise any of my friends or family to go into the hospitality sector, that's if you want a family and social life.
You have to love it and look at it as a career.....not just a job. Plus it helps if you keep your political & societal judgements for your off-time.
Looks so delicious, British Teatime is a wonderful tradition. I can recommend it, I loved to live in England.
Even the weather?
I live in England for 26 years. Only tourists and old retired ladies go out to have a cream tea or afternoon tea. The fact that you have to pay a minimum of £75 for tea and cucumber sandwiches is enough to put us off the idea
@@franciscopineda2594 the price is just too much… shits like this shouldn’t cost too much it’s absurd.
Who wants to live in England, such a boring and expensive country, surrounded by water, isolated by the rest of Europe.
@@Anyatash123 I do. I love England
One of the things my daughters and I do anywhere and everywhere we go is have afternoon tea. Having tea at the Langham is definitely on our list. Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful! This was so touching. I will never forget The Langham.
I did a video of Tea at The Drake Chicago, it’s amazing to see all this hard work that’s out into this experience.
Very moving and admire the dedication shown by everyone. It has enter into my bucket list.
My goodness, this was very emotional and heartwarming to see.
Oooh yes. I'd be in this for the price. Extravagance pure but there's nothing quite like eating history. And enjoying the surrounds...what an experience. ASAP.
Wow! Very moving. Wish I could enjoy the tea one day.
Yep. People need to live. Bravo to the staff of Langham!!!
the flirty older lady in the amazing green jacket 😂 I liked her onscreen personality. Very funny to see her asking how fast hed be back and commenting he knew how to charm. I love custard creams (we can get em in NZ) And bet that was rlly rum. Their flavour is great they can just be a bit dry, bet that was nottt.
On a very normal day we experience scones with cottage cheese and cranberry jam alongside biscuits but on some special occasions or even on some Sunday's when all our friends and family gather for a toast and some booze here and there but it's good to have something like this pastries, tart.. Certainly a worthwhile experience to have once in a while or at least once in a lifetime .. Custard cream always caught my heart and soul and it's not too heavy as a matter of fact which is wonderful, and for the sweet tooth chocolate and fig makes it up, what I can say about the tea it's just so soothing relaxing.. Just a sip is enough to mesmerise, forgot all the clumsiness in the world and just enjoy your tea and I'm certain of it that you'll experience the best afternoon tea you have ever had
Well done team. So appreciative of all the hard work they do.
Having traveled to London, on business and
on vacation. I have truly enjoyed having
afternoon tea, at the Ritz, the brown hotel,
and others, no one does it better than
London. Always excellent service and
the selection of pastries and sandwiches
have been delicious 😋.
I loved this from start to finish. The fine attention to detail can make such dining an exquisite and exceptional experience akin to being transported for a time into an other world of beauty and gentility. In my younger days (forty years ago) I worked in a florist shop that serviced the Sheraton Palace and other grand old hotels in San Francisco, California and I delivered arrangements of flowers into those beautiful dining rooms. I was so delighted to see the lovely floral arrangements throughout this video that contributed to the ambience of the tea. I hope that the success of this tradition continues, for we need those special moments to remember as we make our way through a world in which it is increasingly rare to have experiences of carefully crafted beauty such as this.
I want to do this! The staff, the menu looked delicious and the overall experience was brilliant.
I agree!!
I can't wait to have afternoon tea here!! On my bucket list.
Anyone see the parallel with Gourmet Makes with Claire XD
Them perfecting chocolate biscuits is literally like Claire trying to make Kitkats in the BA test kitchen
Lovely idea. Glad they are bringing it back. So nice how they appreciate the whole team. However, the afternoon tea did not start at this hotel. Langham may have been the first hotel to offer it but afternoon tea was invented by the seventh Duchess of Bedford, Anna Maria Russell around 1840.
Can’t wait for safe international travel. I would love to experience tea at the Langham.
Another thing for my bucket list 🇨🇦
Have you been to England before?
I love afternoon Teas. When I retire, I would love to travel and experience Afternoon Tea in different locations.
On my wishlist. I love afternoon tea. The best afternoon tea I've ever had is at the Collonades in the Signet Rooms in Edinburgh, just behind St Giles Cathedral. London, go to Langhams to try this, but if anywhere near Edinburgh, try the Collonades, truly innovative and delicious.
Shelley Philcox
Collonades Signet Rooms Edinburgh
Wednesday - Sunday 11am - 4.30pm
£50 per person
Gleneagles is also a very special experience too for afternoon tea
@@geoffdundee I used to live just a few minutes away...its a favourite for very special treats :) Thank you for the heads up for Gleneagles, and perhaps when I'm up visiting family in the summer we will try to go, pennies willing!
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My first job in the UK when I first arrived almost two decades ago was at Pizza Express and I remember that was the way they trained us every time the company change the menu!
It should be the standard !! I hate when when waiters don't know the taste ...lol. But ,it would be hard for vegetarians & vegan waiters ...I was a vegan for a long time ,I am a vegetarian now for 13 years ...I won't try all ! But ,I would ask others so that I can tell my customers. When I worked at retail, a clothing store that was what they did ! We tried on everything ( new lines ) for our shoppers there 1st !! 💜🥁🐉🎤🎵🎶💕💞
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Wow.Thank you for this.What a beautiful world and persons we got.Exquisite indeed!
Nádhera! 👏👏👏Krásný zvyk ten odpolední čaj...zavedu si tuto tradici i doma na neděli. Etažér doma mám a moc se těším až si pozvu někoho na čaj a nějaké mini dobroty. Vybudovat takový hotel je inspirující a je mi líto, že začínat podnikání v ČR je tak slušně řečeno odrazující. Líbilo by se mi dekorovat interiér hotelu a s úsměvem vítat hosty.
I love afternoon tea, this is on the bucket list for a special occasion, maybe with my children for a graduation or something :)
I loved my stay at The Langham London!
Afternoon tea conquers all
Tea & sympathy !!! 👍👍💜🥁🐉🎤🎵🎶🍰🫖☕🍵🧁🥂🍾💕💞
Awwww... This is so Beautiful...
"Bravo Darlings... Bravo"
I felt sooo emotional watching this soooo nice to see....sooo pretty and decadent which we all need.....big hugs to all and Thank You😊
And thank you donna,for wishing hugs to us all.back at you.was entertaining and escapist.
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I have several friends who live in London. They prefer this establishment over Claridge’s for the afternoon tea experience. They adore the furniture, and intimacy of the room and the exquisite personal service. These are THEIR words not mine. I will just have to go after seeing this!! Thanks so much for posting this!
If I had the money, I'd gladly spend it on that! Whay a time machine to yesteryear! Bravo to all that hard work. Makes me smile.
I enjoyed this presentation. Asked my daughter let's do an Afternoon Tea. Pamela in Detroit Michigan USA
I do afternoon high tea everywhere I travel around the world and collect loose teas from my travels. It's my favorite thing to do to treat myself. I've done high tea in London but not here. I may have to come back to experience this gem. My cup of tea :D
its NOT high tea. It is afternoon tea. High tea is just another term for dinner (evening meal with meat, vegetables, potatoes)
Have stayed at the Langham years ago it's a beautiful hotel !
Was in London in august. Had tea elsewhere but overall love the idea of afternoon tea
Bringing back the glory days is very difficult, but I can see in this video The Langham's have succeeded.
I would LOVE to try this. I'm a huge fan of afternoon tea. I would also have the breakfast tea, because it's strong. British people are the biggest consumers of biscuits in the world.
Are biscuits what we Americans call cookies?
I had an Irish roommate and he always bought imported cookies from a company called McVities. Holy cow, they were delicious.
@@tomcarl8021 Yes, us Brits refer to cookies as biscuits. Cookie to us means the American type of large, slightly soft and chewy, chocolate chip cookie.
@@rachelbird7798 And biscuits to us is actually cornbread, usually served hot as a side dish at dinner. But even that is a regional thing in the US. It's a staple in Southern cooking but not the rest of the country.
@@rachelbird7798 British women love tall men and have high heels permanently glued to their feet.
Remarkable reintroduction to the tradition of Afternoon Tea at The Langham.
I didn't have a chance to visit your establishment when I was in London for the late sovereign Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee. Who knew then that we'd lose her a mere months later.
You're on My List for my next trip ❣️🇺🇸 ❤️ 🇬🇧
As an american watching the biscuits part....love it!!! That's the exact type of thing I want to have when I visit!
That is really nice. I would love to visit there. those servers did an excellent job, too.
This is great. Makes me want to pay them a visit ❤
This is a wonderful wonderful story Thank you.
Wonderful. Acoustical sound damping would have been nice for a more intimate, relaxing atmosphere. I want a custard creme!
Lovely production! Wonderful to see the staff holding the Champagne 🥂 ✨glass properly, however (14:19) the Lead man in the purple tie 👔 could take a lesson from them 😄😆
You can't make fun of "British food" anymore.
From the very high end hotel to the average pub, it's become a world class cuisine.
This is definitely on my bucket list
I loved this video!! The Staff is so lovely!!
Amazing and very nice afternoon tea. Good luck to all the team.
Was lucky to win this experience all the way from Australia with a private tea sommelier also,I pray I can return 🌸
I have the utmost respect for people who create beautiful and healthy food for others.
lovely team, we will we visiting the Langham
soon!
How simply magical...
Took my mom for her 70th birthday (preCovid) and had a wonderful time!
How lovely
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Well done to all involved!
The narration does it for me
I wish we could have a real afternoon tea here in the USA
In the South, here in the US, there are many versions of mid-morning and afternoon Teas & Coffee with many extras at several places, at peoples homes and Open Houses. Love love love it.
I always wondered are their any differences between afternoon tea at The Langham, The Ritz, Corinthia, The Savoy, Claridge's etc etc.. all these 5 star places or is it just different desserts / sandwiches and teas that u can get and different pricing? i'm from Copenhagen and here we don't have that sort of thing i think, it's more of a British tradition. Been to London few times on holiday, never had afternoon tea, would love to try at one of those places someday when i come back to visit in the near future
16th of July 3 of us will having afternoon tea to celebrate a belated 60th birthday so it had better live up to our expectations 🤩
Lucky you !! And happy belated 60th birthday !!! 🎂🍾🥂🫖☕🍵🍰🧁💜🥁🐉🎤🎵🎶💕💞
Did it live up to your expectations?
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@@sambotros1918 ?? Thanks for those links ,but I am not a baker really .Though I have baked many things in the past . Currently interested in baking Eve's pudding in a memory of my late soulmate's. I cook everyday ! I am a vegetarian . I am surprised you succeeded for leaving links ! As I Can't any longer & many are experiencing the same because of new Y.T.regulations ! They think we are bots ! 💜🥁🐉🎤💞
I was going to London this spring, but had to cancel, we cannot travel during these omicron times it is too dangerous. But I was on different travel sites and this Langham Hotel was not on them for afternoon tea, or at least I never saw it. I saw it on Joolz Guides though. I would love to have afternoon tea at this hotel, it looks so out of this world charming. What a lovely experience afternoon tea here would be.
dangerous???? 🤣
@@Herr_Flick_of_ze_Gestapo she could have a compromised immune system.
@@fmcm7715 or she could just suffer from a bad case of paranoidal fear and MSM brain washing.
Staff is very experienced and knows how to please the clients
It's a long way to fly but it would such a great experience...for we eat with our eyes also so a delight to watch. Perth Western Australia.
This makes me miss afternoon tea so much
We stayed at this hotel while in London. Excellent service - I wish I could remember the young mans name that served us at breakfast- I have never been served so absolute perfectly - And I am not a morning person.😊
All look good and lovely. I have been too afternoon tea couple times . It was ok but did not really enjoy it as I dont have a sweet tooth.
The piano music playing at 8:02 was the theme to the slasher flick, "Halloween", the scariest movie I've ever seen--mostly because of the frightening and scary piano music. Could have chosen a better selection in trying to promote their new afternoon tea.
I am shocked that an afternoon tea could be so refined.
Birdy
This would be such an amazing experience 💕Maybe one day I will be there 🤗
Well done. Hope to take tea next time in London