Combine art, history and British tradition with an Afternoon Tea at The British Museum

 

Combining British history and art with the most quintessential of British traditions, Afternoon Tea at The British Museum in London is quite an experience. Taking place in the magnificent Court Restaurant on the upper floor of the museum, afternoon tea is a delightful occasion. The Court Restaurant is a striking setting complete with a huge curved glass roof and plenty of artwork on display and overlooks the stunning 19th century reading room below as well as boasting incredible views of London from the windows. Enjoy a traditional afternoon tea at the British Museum with a wide selection of finger sandwiches, cakes and pastries such as lemon tartlets and apple strudels and homemade scones with Devonshire clotted cream and strawberry preserve. For something really special why not opt for the champagne afternoon tea. A delightful Viennese Tea is also served which includes coffee and traditional Demel chocolate cake. Take a break from browsing around one of the finest museums in the world and enjoy a fine Afternoon Tea at The British Museum.

 

 

Opening times

 

Mon-Sun 3pm-5.30pm

 

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Customer reviews for Afternoon Tea at The British Museum

 

21 Jan 12

Highly recommended. Good food and plenty of it. Friendly staff and first class service.

Deborah Vince

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