Eat Out London!Palm Court at The Langham
Enjoy the Best Afternoon Tea in London. Famed as the birthplace of Afternoon Tea, having served tea to the cream of London since 1865.
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The dazzling Palm Court is famed as the place where the tradition of afternoon tea was born over 150 years ago, an indulgence that lives on today as Tiffin at The Langham.
Serving afternoon tea to the cream of London since 1865, the dazzling Palm Court delights guests with a bespoke version of the afternoon tea tradition.
All day light dining is served with timeless elegance and as the work day becomes evening time, the change of day can be celebrated with your choice of your favourite fizz from an extensive Champagne list and served in a striking bespoke coupe glass.
Palm Court Brasserie: Traditional French Restaurant Covent Garden
Set in the heart of Covent Garden and overlooking the piazza, Palm Court is the quintessential, intimate Parisian-style brasserie.
Opened by renowned London restaurateur Brian Stein, it has been lovingly crafted to recreate a classically 1920’s art nouveau environment.
Popular with all, Palm Court generates the kind of atmosphere that makes you want to linger.
Whether you are dropping in for a meal or a glass of wine with friends and family, we create the ideal environment to help you relax and unwind.
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Served in the iconic Palm Court, Lock & Co.
Afternoon Tea celebrates 340 years of millinery excellence from our established Mayfair neighbours, Lock & Co.
Served daily from Monday 26th February 2018, enjoy Lock & Co Afternoon tea for £39 with classic tea selection or £48 with free-flowing Chapel Down.
Available daily from Monday 26th February 2018, subject to availability.
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That means dishes such as salt-cod brandade tartelette served with a poached hen egg and a piquillo pepper dressing, saffron tagliatelle with artichokes, pine nuts and pied bleu mushroom, sea bream with sauce vierge and anya potatoes and grilled native lobster served with a Pernod butter.
Desserts include crême brûlée with strawberries marinated in elderflower, praline profiteroles with chocolate sauce and caramelised hazelnut and tiramisu with espresso jelly and white coffee ice cream.
Afternoon Tea Review: The Langham London
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The Palm Court at The Langham London is famous for being the place where the tradition of afternoon tea was born.
Afternoon Tea InformationVenue: Palm Court at The Langham London 1c Portland Place, Regent Street London W1B 1JA Days and Times: Daily, from 12pm midday to 7pm (5 sittings at 1.5 hours each).
Langham London Afternoon Tea ReviewThe original price of afternoon tea in the Palm Court in 1865 was 1/6d (now 7.5p).
Tea SelectionThere are bespoke tea blends for the Palm Court and I tried both: The Langham Blend, a traditionally-styled black tea, and the signature Palm Court Blend, a more perfumed and aromatic infusion; perfect for the afternoon.
ConclusionThe only negatives about afternoon tea at The Langham were the slightly uncomfortable seats and table combination and the long-brewed tea, but the positives far outweigh those small concerns as the venue is stunning, the food is delicious, and the staff are impeccable.