Offering one of the best afternoon teas in Central London, this gorgeous spread from The Coral Room is treating you to scones, sandwiches and an array of sweet treats, as well as the option to upgrade your offering to a fancy Champagne-fuelled affair.

Searching for top-notch places for a fancy afternoon? Head to Dotty's Teahouse in Croydon (a favourite among locals) for delicious sandwiches, sweet treats, pretty interiors and best of all? You can escape to the venue's lovely secret garden afterward. When you think of all the frills that come with an afternoon tea? You'd be mad to miss it.

A must-visit if you're after one of London's best afternoon teas, Brushstrokes and Nude is not for the prim and proper. Along with scrumptious eats, you'll get to have a painting session with male models as your muse. Plus, there will be epic prizes and games.

Biscuiteers Notting Hill and Belgravia are bound to upgrade your afternoon tea plans at its popular venues. What's in store? Along with your bevvies 'n' grub, you'll be able to learn how to ice your very own masterpieces with the help of experts. Sign us up.

A warm, relaxed lounge bar fitted with leather sofas and interesting art pieces, The Den hosts a refined afternoon tea from its hidden base in Covent Garden. Starting from £25 (a little extra if you're adding gin or Champagne), expect to find a menu of savoury treats, scones and divine desserts.

If you're looking to sip on tea or Champagne while overlooking the stunning city, then check out 10 Degrees Sky Bar. This awesome Mayfair haunt is home to a fabulous range of mouthwatering finger sandwiches, scones and desserts to enjoy with a breathtaking view.

In need of a tasty afternoon tea on Liverpool Street? Then look no further than The Orchid Lounge. Situated in the luxury hotel, Pan Pacific London, hungry folk can expect to sink their teeth into bao, choux or British sandwiches, followed by Asian-inspired desserts. Yum.

With both meat and vegan options on offer, this stunning Mayfair tea is one of the best the capital has to offer. Hosted by sky-high hotel restaurant Galvin at Windows, you'll be treated to views across Hyde Park and Central London, alongside tasty finger sandwiches and sweet treats.

If you're after a top-notch afternoon tea, then head along to Lantana Cafe in Fitzrovia. Enjoy delving into its fabulous selection of freshly baked goods, from banoffee banana bread to Bakewell tarts, alongside some lip-smacking drinks. Not in the area? Check out its London Bridge location.

An afternoon tea in London with a view? Don't mind if we do. Searcys at the Gherkin is nothing short of luxurious as the restaurant serves a killer set of scones and mini sandwiches, alongside sky-high sips - the English sparkling wine is absolutely refreshing.

The best bottomless afternoon tea in London? Venture over to Georgian House Hotel for a wizard-themed meal of tricks and treats. It's only an extra £20pp to add on that unlimited prosecco too.

Wolf down chicken katsu sliders, veggie gyozas, red fruit tarts and much more at this deluxe Japanese-inspired afternoon tea at the Wild Heart Bar & Shokudo. Tickets come in at £42, complete with a cocktail flight to wash down those unique alternatives with, in the heart of Soho.

Winning points for location, views and execution, Swan at the Globe is dishing up one of the best afternoon teas in London in 2022. Inspired by Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, the theatrical tiered treats will have you enjoy a mixture of sweet and savoury bites, including a Romeo and Juliet option, with a red velvet and cream cheese macaroon. For the gents? A gentleman's afternoon too.

One of the best afternoon teas in Covent Garden, it's not a traditional British selection you'll be getting at the Monmouth Kitchen. Expect bruschetta, salmon and jalapeno tacos, Sicilian lemon scones and churros at this gorgeous eatery.

Over at The Chesterfield Hotel in Mayfair, you can feast on an award-winning afternoon tea. Inspired by Hardy's Original Sweetshop, there'll be a selection of homemade cakes, pastries and scones, all delivered with the highest level of service, and lots of childish fun along the way, for just £55 per person.

Looking for the best afternoon teas offers in London? These immersive experiences inspired by Sherlock are just the ticket. Head to the Mind Palace on Baker Street for bites to eat and a mini mystery or a slightly boozier alternative if you fancy kicking things up a notch.

Taking afternoon tea to the next level, Mayfair Lounge and Grill's offering is unrivalled. Chow down on an assortment of dainty finger sandwiches and finish with an array of sweet treats and moreish pastries. To wash it down? Champagne, of course.

Head to the West End to find the renowned May Fair Kitchen, which creates international dishes against a backdrop of stylish surrounds. Hungry? Indulge in their spread that's made up of freshly baked goods and sandwiches, which can be paired with Champagne, cocktails or loose leaf tea.

Served every afternoon of the week, afternoon tea at Ferry Boat Inn Tottenham is a sure fire treat. Think sandwiches, scones and desserts, all washed down with prosecco, from a delightful riverside location.

Offering one of the most luxury afternoon tea experiences, Searcys St Pancras brings you treats sweet and savoury, from peach and raspberry macaroons to salmon and lemon butter crumpets, all washed down with a warm pot of tea or a chilled glass of Champagne.

Every weekend, Atrio Restaurant & Bar in Waterloo hosts a delectable afternoon tea, both sparkling and not, from as little as £25 per person. Tuck into a pretty platter of savoury bites, including mini sausage rolls and sarnies, sweet treats and, of course, scones slathered in jam and cream.

Cocktail haven Map Maison is calm and soothing during the day, offering a great spot to grab a bottomless afternoon tea in London. With a bar full of exotic fruits, delectable spirits and fiery spices, you'll be able to enjoy a few craft cocktail while snacking on finger sandwiches, fresh pastries and delicious scones. 

Craving an afternoon tea with a little extra decadence? Situated just across from Buckingham Palace, The Rubens lets you enjoy tiers like true royalty with its offering of bottomless Champagne (yep), mini sandwiches, cream scones and tasty pastries alongside a cheeky Jammy Dodger to finish up, with 90 minutes of their Champagne tea setting you back £80.

On the hunt for the best afternoon tea in Covent Garden? Sycamore Vino Cucina is offering an elegant spread of beautiful bites, including tasty sandwiches and freshly prepared scones. Our favourite part, though, has to be the sweet treats - get ready for delights like hazelnut eclairs.

Sometimes we want to feel a little fancy, and The Chocolate Cocktail Club is here to make our wishes come true. Think delightful finger food, from savoury sandwiches to sweet pastries, with cocktails and bubbles. Need we say more?

When it comes to unique experiences in the city, rest assured that on a double decker bus is one of the most interesting places to find it. Join Brigit's Afternoon Tea Ltd for a cutesy afternoon of nibbles, coffee and bites alongside BYOB booze should the afternoon so take you.

Located on the ground floor of the Strand Palace Hotel, Haxells Restaurant & Bar oozes class. And for those after afternoon tea? This top-notch venue has a Champagne special up for grabs, including sweet and savoury delights, accompanied by bubbles.

Indulge in a feast inspired by Queen Victoria herself. This gorgeous afternoon tea at The Milestone Hotel takes you to one Kensington's loveliest hotels for a feast of finger sandwiches, hand-crafted pastries, tartlets, cakes and, of course, steaming pots of tea.

Found over in Archway, Whiskers & Cream isn't your average cafe - it's also home to 10 sweet cats who love to play and cuddle. Head on over to enjoy afternoon teas (including one with bottomless prosecco) consisting of sandwiches, scones and cakes, all the while stroking the furry felines.

Whether you're after a traditional or bubbly-filled afternoon tea, Hush is delivering on all fronts. Boasting pretty botanical decor, an award-winning cocktail lounge and all the pretty miniature cakes, the venue definitely offers one of the best afternoon teas in London.

Fronting pretty interiors and the friendliest staff, 116 Pall Mall will have you indulging in delicious confectionery, baked goods and savoury nibbles. Located a stone's throw from Theatreland, this is the perfect place to unwind ahead of a show or celebrate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.

Cakes? Sandwiches? Yeah, you heard that right. Make your way to The Egerton House Hotel for their fabulous Jubilee-themed afternoon tea event. Delve into some mouthwatering eats, which celebrate all things British, alongside flowing Champagne.

If you're looking for the best afternoon tea with a view, Vicinity are raising their game with their reimagined menus, offering all your favourite British classics but with a twist. We're talking Bailey's cheesecake mousse and raspberry lime tarts, with their sparkling option setting you back £29 with a glass of Ceradello Prosecco Spumante Brut.

Bbar is a top choice for afternoon tea in Victoria, especially when washed down with their collection of over 60 cocktails from expert bartenders. A sprawling South African-inspired restaurant, bar and event space, it's a brilliant place to unwind after a busy day, this menu celebrates South Africa with an added bunny chow selection from £30 per person.

Ochre's afternoon tea in the National Gallery At Trafalgar Square is one of the best in the city. Think finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones and sweet treats, all washed down with a glass of Champagne.

If you're looking for something a little different for your afternoon tea, make your way over to Deptford's Little Nan's Bar. Delve into this quirky wonderland (all in celebration of the almight Pat Butcher) to tuck into freshly prepared sandwiches, cakes and scones, accompanied by tasty cocktails, for just £35 per person.

From Champagne-doused affairs to vegan snacks and a Teddy Bear's picnic, the Egerton House Hotel is one seriously quirky afternoon tea in London, found in the heart of Knightsbridge. They're all packed to the gunnels with sandwiches, sweet treats, and yummy scones.

Bonds Mayfair is not just a gorgeous drinking destination, it's also a hotspot for delish afternoon teas. Get stuck into a scrumptious selection of sandwiches, cakes and scones paired with either traditional drinks or something boozy.

Situated in The Waldorf Hilton, Homage Restaurant is a stylish eatery boasting a quintessentially British afternoon tea. Sink your teeth into sandwiches, from a Coronation chicken on a caraway seeded loaf to sweet treats, including warm scones in the gorgeous dining space.

A cool, award-winning bakery and cafe, Jack And Beyond's afternoon tea in Fulham is not to be missed. From the perfectly gooey brownies and expertly crafted macarons to the delicious teas and glasses of bubbles, this one's a bit of a winner.

When it comes to a glamorous spot for afternoon tea indulgence, nowhere does it quite like Dalloway Terrace. Brought to you by esteemed name Mariatu Kargbo, expect an afternoon tea that pushes the delicious boundaries, and keeps you coming back for more.

When you know that something pretty is the only thing that will cut it? Let Montague on the Gardens Hotel be your afternoon tea host. Just shy of the British Museum, and notorious for its awards, this is a deluxe way to treat those tiers, with a traditional afternoon tea atop white tableclothes coming in at £42.50 per person.