Though now largely dominated by tourists, Kensington Palace Orangery retains all the grandeur you'd expect from a former royal, alfresco entertainment...

The cakes produced by this tea room and cake shop set on the rapidly gentrifying Mill Lane are currently being promoted enthusiastically by Selfridges' food...

It's wise to book whatever time you visit Orange Pekoe, so popular is this charming little tearoom near the river on the Barnes/Mortlake border. The front...

Both tea and cake are in plentiful supply at Le Chandelier. More than 30 varieties of loose leaf tea by Jing are stacked in jars while the cakes cause...

On a rare balmy English summer evening, with its floor-to-ceiling windows rolled back, Inn The Park has one of the most enviable positions in town - in the...

Betray even a passing interest in loose-leaf tea and the wonderful staff at this Spitalfields teahouse will happily share their seemingly endless knowledge....

If you're expecting a florid interior, the simplicity of the formal restaurant in the crypt of St Paul's Cathedral could prove a little disappointing....

Since its astonishingly expensive refurb, The Savoy is a pleasure to visit. The Thames Foyer in particular, with its domed glass room and oversized birdcage...

If it's a fun, frivolous tea in an escapist setting you're after, look no further. The Sanderson's central courtyard is a lush zen-styled garden with a...

Formerly the St James's Restaurant, this tea room was re-launched in its current guise in April 2012.

The Mandeville Hotel's DeVille restaurant has closed. It is due to re-open in summer 2012 as the Reform Social and Grill.

A local tearoom with London-wide appeal, High Tea of Highgate sets itself apart from other local spots by virtue of its nostalgic charm. Crockery and cute...

Serious about its cuppas, this cosy café owes much to owner Jemma Swallow's enthusiasm for fragrant infusions and floral aromas. As testament to her zeal,...