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Palm Court at the Langham Hotel

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Palm Court is famed as the birthplace of afternoon tea providing a sense of occasion against a backdrop of daily live music.
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Time Out says

Apparently, it was at this swanky Langham hotel dining room that afternoon tea was first served, more than 140 years ago. We've no reason to doubt them. It still proves a popular draw but it runs alongside a French-influenced menu conceived by head chef Chris King, in partnership with Michel Roux Jr and Albert Roux. 

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. A strong cheese selection also features.

Palm Court at the Langham Hotel says
Palm Court is famed as the birthplace of afternoon tea providing a sense of occasion against a backdrop of daily live music. Celebrate this timeless ritual with a selection of 30 tea blends, cakes, beautiful pastries, scrumptious scones and delicate finger sandwiches. The evening menu features original recipes and classic French dishes inspired by the iconic 'grand cafes' of Europe that will tempt you to a variety of dishes, ideal for indulgent evenings or early bites.

Located at the top of Regent Street and minutes from Oxford Circus.

Details

Address:
The Langham
1c Portland Place
London
W1B 1JA
Price:
£26 to £40
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