Traditional Afternoon Tea at Harrods

When in London, be it for work or play, many people venture along the halls of Harrods to savour a little of the grandeur and magnificence of this unique landmark...

Afternoon tea at Harrods luxurious Georgian Restaurant on the fourth floor has been an indulgent treat for many a satisfied customer.

Since Edwardian times, the Georgian Restaurant has been one of the most refined places in London to take afternoon tea. In years gone by an afternoon visit to Harrods was not a mere shopping trip but a social highlight. Under the splendour of the original 1929 Art Nouveau skylight and elegant carved plaster ceilings, Victor Silvester and his orchestra once played whilst the aristocracy dined. Now you can experience the high life with an indulgent afternoon tea in these luxurious surroundings. Any trip to Harrods is an experience in itself, so make sure you leave plenty of time to wander round this most magnificent of stores!

The traditional afternoon menu comprises:

• Freshly cut sandwiches: cucumber, smoked salmon, ham and grain mustard, tomato and cream cheese, egg mayonnaise and watercress
• Home-baked raisin scones: served with clotted cream, rose petal jelly and strawberry preserve
• Selection of tea pastries from the famous Harrods Patisserie
• Choose your tea from Harrods own tea gardens and blends