London's Best Boozy And Bottomless Afternoon Teas

If your idea of afternoon tea leans more Champagne o'clock than cucumber sandwiches, The Chesterfield Mayfair has you covered. This award-winning spot serves up its nostalgic Original Sweetshop Afternoon Tea, where childhood favourites are reimagined as beautifully crafted pastries, alongside freshly baked scones and classic finger sandwiches.

While it's not strictly bottomless, you can upgrade to Champagne or keep the glasses coming. Tucked just moments from Bond Street and Piccadilly Circus, it's an indulgent pit stop between shopping sprees or park strolls. 

Situated in the heart of the West End, Boulevard Brasserie flaunts a boozy afternoon tea that's sure to impress. Not only will you get to enjoy scrumptious bites, from salmon and cream cheese sandwiches to raspberry macarons, but also free-flowing prosecco.

Looking for an afternoon tea with bottomless prosecco in London? Make your way over to Great Court Restaurant, found in the British Museum, to enjoy tantalising tiers of sandwiches, scones and cakes, not to mention lots of lovely bubbly.

Head along to the Central London hotspot that is The Pickle Hen to chomp on their classic afternoon or cream tea. You'll be filled to the brim with Scotch eggs, fish finger sandwiches and toffee popcorn tarts, not to mention freshly baked scones - with the option to make it bottomless too.

If you're a chocoholic, then make your way directly to The Chocolate Cocktail Club for their fabulous afternoon tea. Think plenty of sweet and savoury finger food, all washed down with their signature cocktail, The Chocotini, or some bubbles. You definitely won't regret this.

Make your way to Victoria to discover Bbar, a modern bar and restaurant that's just a short distance from Buckingham Palace. They offer a cracking afternoon tea, which you can take up a notch with 90 minutes of bottomless prosecco for £60 per person.

Tuck into a traditional spread with a South African twist, featuring the likes of mini bunny chow, carrot cheesecake, chocolate brownies and Amarula scones. There's also a chip shop affair, featuring battered cod and thick chips, followed by a selection of moreish cakes for £30 each.

Raise your glass and toast to elegance with The Rubens at the Palace, offering some of London's most luxurious boozy and bottomless Afternoon Tea experiences. Set in the refined Palace Lounge overlooking Buckingham Palace, the setting alone is reason enough to indulge.

The Bottomless Champagne Afternoon Tea (£115) is a standout, featuring handcrafted pastries and delicate finger sandwiches complemented by flowing Lanson Le Green Label Organic Brut Champagne. For something truly unique, guests can upgrade to Vegan Champagne Afternoon Tea (£90) or a Halal Sparkling Afternoon Tea (£87), each paired with expertly curated drinks.

Located close to Tottenham Court Road station, Lucy Wong is a stunning cocktail bar and restaurant inspired by 1950s Hong Kong. Expect gorgeous pink and gold interiors, with sultry low lighting illuminating the dark furnishings and marble-topped bar.

Every single Saturday, you can get your hands on an indulgent bottomless afternoon tea for £55 per person. This includes 90 minutes of unlimited spritz cocktails, or you can upgrade to the premium option for an extra £20. As for the food, expect everything from king prawn dumplings to mini pork bao and yuzu meringue choux buns.

Georgian House Hotel is not only coming in hot with a boozy afternoon tea where you can upgrade to bottomless drinks for £20pp, but it's also wizard-themed. Expect treats or trickery across drinks and your tier of delights.

Make your way over to Scoff & Banter Kensington for a fabulous afternoon tea to be reckoned with. Not only can you fill your boots with homemade finger sandwiches on artisan bread and floral-inspired pastries, but also wash it down with prosecco.

Dial up the indulgence at The Baptist this Easter Sunday. For just £79, you can tuck into limitless sandwiches, savouries, freshly baked scones, delicate pastries and Newby Tea for 90 indulgent minutes.

Want to add some extra sparkle to the celebrations? Upgrade to the free-flowing champagne experience for just £129.

Map Maison in Hackney are hosting a brilliant practical cocktail masterclass with afternoon tea. Start off with a complimentary drink, before diving into a lesson on creating tasty concoctions. Afterwards, you'll enjoy tapas-style eats like mini Iberico burgers, fresh bruschetta and classic macarons.

Located close to The British Museum, the Montague on the Gardens Hotel is the ideal place for afternoon tea. Expect gorgeous surrounds, with floor-to-ceiling windows and pretty greenery, as well as a bottomless afternoon tea for £160 per person.

Tuck into endless finger sandwiches, traditional scones and all sorts of seasonal pastries, washed down with free-flowing Champagne.