Quirky Afternoon Tea In London

Inspired by the nature and culture of South Africa, head the Leopard Bar of The Montague on the Gardens for a quirky afternoon tea complete with warm scones, curious cakes and tasty sandwiches, alongside 12 different teas to choose from.

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.

Enjoy a tasty afternoon tea with some of the most gorgeous views in London at this stunning bar on the 28th floor of the Millbank Tower. With a traditional menu of sandwiches, scones and hot tea, you can also make it a boozy one with a glass or two of champagne.

Offering both a ladies and a gents afternoon tea, the Karma Sanctum Soho serves up one of the quirkiest afternoon tea events in London. 

Charbonnel et Walker are bringing their cool and quirky afternoon tea to the May Fair kitchen and they're bringing chocolate scones, doughnuts, tiramisu and more than a few of their tempting truffles.

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.

Simmons are known throughout London for their quirkiness and the Clerkenwell venue is no different, with retro lamps, toys, trinkets and old school games consoles. And now you can enjoy that with their bottomless afternoon tea, featuring free-flowing prosecco and cocktail tea pots along with tonnes of nibbles. Their Balham venue also serves the bottomless option.

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.

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. 

Set in a former launderette, Wringer & Mangle mixes East London boozer charm with a modern and light atmosphere. As well as a full lunch and dinner menu, the venue serves a quirky afternoon tea, complete with plenty of freshly baked bites.

This Afternoon Tea not only gives you three tiers of delicious treats and free-flowing G&Ts, but also enables you to gaze over the River Thames and the Houses of Parliament too.

Head to The Chelsea Lodge, where a booze-fuelled afternoon tea is waiting just for you. Forget about boring sandwiches and the same old cakes, because it's all about mini-sliders, delicious scones, cakes, macaroons and petite treats alongside bottomless prosecco.

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 only will you be treated to a delicious Victorian High Tea, but you'll also enjoy a night of immersive theatre with master of the supernatural Jack Daw, as you solve puzzle and encounter ghosts to uncover the mystery of a missing child over 100 years ago.

This quirky afternoon tea has landed just in time for game season. There's meat fruit, partridge and bilberry muffins, hare scones and other rare game season treats all to be washed down with a flight of cask ales. 

Get stuck in to a tempting and tasty Mediterannean-inspired afternoon tea. With bruschetta, amaretto scones, churros with Peruvian chocolate sauce and all manner of other exciting foods to tickle your fancy, it's one of the coolest afternoon teas in London.