Quirky Afternoon Tea In London

High tea and tease serve their offering with a big side of kinky and seductive burlesque and cabaret from some huge stars. Work your way through an unusual afternoon tea in London while black magicians, a show girl, and a honky-tonky piano player dazzle you.

Located in swanky central London, Mews of Mayfair is a four-floor venue filled with delicious nooks and crannies. Head to this historic spot for a traditional tea time in Lancashire Court which includes cocktail, Champagne and fancy tea options.

Head up to the roof terrace of Vintry & Mercer where they'll be serving up cakes and booze with views. Inspired by the guilds of the city, their tasty afternoon tea offering fronts cakes, scones, delicious sandwiches and savouries and some moreish tipples.

Head over to The Sanderson for an afternoon of Wonderland-appropriate treats. Pull up a chair at the Mad Hatters tea party and get ready to tuck into smoked salmon scotch eggs, chessboard gateau and a range of unique and heady cocktails.

If you've got something of a sweet tooth, you'd be mad to miss the afternoon tea on offer at The Chesterfield Hotel. A nostalgic and colourful affair, expect unique treats alongside some of the best sweets in the biz.

Topping the list of unusual afternoon teas in London is Brigit's Afternoon Tea Ltd, a vintage red bus that roams round the city's most iconic sites all while you work your way through tasty goodness. Glide by Big Ben, Buckingham Palace and the Royal Albert Hall as you enjoy treats such as sandwiches, cakes and macaroons.

There will be tiers and there might be tears as this Mean Girls-themed afternoon tea at Camden's Duo brings you a fun and frivolous selection of cakes and cocktails inspired by the teen movie classic. Chow down on a birdcage of Instagrammable treats, complete with candy floss concoctions and hearty sandwiches.

Already one of London's most unique dining experiences, Bustronome now offer an equally tantalising afternoon tea. See the sights of London from the upper-deck with a platter full of minature eggs benedicts, finger sandwiches and tiny sweet treats.

Whether its a special occasion of just an excuse to catch up with the gang, this unique beauty experience in Shoreditch brings you nail treatments alongside your tiers of treats.

Located in St Martins Lane hotel, The Den is a quirky London venue that serves afternoon tea. With surreal paintings, subtle touches, and a luxurious setting, The Den also serves a 'Chocolate Dreams Afternoon Tea', which sounds positively dreamy. 

An afternoon tea for those with a taste for travel, this cute and quirky offering from Searcys at St Pancras brings you a tasty array of sandwiches, sweets and scones taking influence from a range of countries and cuisines, and comes served in a tiny suitcase.

Serving you an afternoon tea with a twist, this swanky Knightsbridge spot welcomes you and your furry friends for the ultimate Doggy Afternoon Tea. From pawsecco to homemade doggy biscuits and pup-friendly ice-cream, this one's paw-fect.

Looking more like a cosy flatshare than a West London cocktail bar, Little Blue Door is one of London's quirkiest dining and drink experiences. Better yet, at the moment the team here are offering to double the value of any vouchers purchased, meaning you get plenty more bang for your buck.

MAP Maison is a cute neighbourhood bar in Dalston full of floral touches and vintage furniture. The East London spot serves up a quirky London afternoon tea in the form of cakes, pastries and the choice of either bubbles or one of their renowned cocktails.

Not your usual afternoon tea in London, Farmacy bring you a dose of CBD in this tiered affair. A relaxing experience with hints of the newly fashionable oil, get to know this unique eatery on a whole other level.