New Covent Garden Espresso Bar Offering Free Breakfast This Week
Free breakfast with your coffee or tea at new cafe, Salt, 34 Great Queen Street.
Free breakfast with your coffee or tea at new cafe, Salt, 34 Great Queen Street.
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Photography by Chris Osburn As highlighted in our recently London Entrepreneurs interview, Neelofar Khan is a busy woman. Adding to her Chilli Chutney portfolio of Halal Lahori restos, she’s now opened a new eatery in the basement of the iconic Allders department store in Croydon. …
Rejoice! A new Bramah Tea and Coffee Museum (and hopefully an even bigger and better tearoom) has been granted permission, for the site between Calvert’s Buildings and St Margaret’s Court just off Borough High Street. Since its last site on Southwark Street closed in 2008, …
The following post is from our sponsor, VoucherCodes.co.uk. Though few will remember the 1925 song Tea for Two, we’re planning to bring back this lost, traditionally British activity by teaming up with VoucherCodes.co.uk to give away vouchers for free Afternoon Tea at The Wolseley. Three …
The Twinings tea shop and museum is a tiny gem, often overlooked and overshadowed by its neighbours on the Strand. Inside, however, this narrow outlet tells a different story. At the front, people stock up with tea that will easily last them years, but towards …
Photography by Chris Osburn The world’s oldest Champagne house, Ruinart, has joined with luxury fragrance house Miller Harris to offer the Ruinart and Miller Harris Sensory Tea at a handful of West End hotels: The Soho Hotel, Haymarket Hotel, Charlotte Street Hotel and Covent Garden …
The Langham Hotel was recently crowned Best Afternoon Tea in London by the Tea Guild. With such delectable treats as horseradish and smoked salmon sandwiches, the crumbliest of scones and intricate cakes and pastries, we’re not surprised. This little lot will normally set you back …
Image courtesy of The Langham London Perhaps it’s only fitting that the place to first commercially offer afternoon tea in London should now be recognized as having the best in town. Serving London socialites and fancy pants hotel guests since 1865 (when this newly found …