Best Places for afternoon tea Mothers Day

exhibition at the nearby Victoria & Albert Museum, it includes a red velvet sponge cake, fennel cheesecake and a fun take on a caramel cupcake. But no afternoon tea would be complete without fresh scones, clotted cream and jam, right? One thing’s for sure, it’s always tea time at The Franklin.

BROWN’S

Try to nab a table by the fire to enjoy your salt beef, horseradish mayonnaise and pickled cucumber sandwiches while enjoying one of their many types of teas on offer. As for sweet treats? Try their hazelnut, caramel and vanilla tart and mango and rum baba, among other tantalising morsels.

The Ritz

When only a classic option will do then The Ritz – where afternoon tea has been served since it opened in 1906 – is the dream. Served in the hotel’s show-stopping Palm Court, the ornate surroundings complement the traditional menu (if it ain’t broke, as the saying goes), which attracts guests from far and wide.

The Langham

There’s a good reason why The Langham has been serving afternoon tea since 1865: it’s a truly memorable experience. Surrounded by opulent furnishings in a tranquil setting, the famous hotel’s Palm Court Afternoon Tea has undergone a British-inspired change.