The Georgian Restaurant in Kensington and Chelsea - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

My partner and I brought our 10 month old which was of no concern to them, they involved her just as much as any guest and the wonderful pianist played “twinkle twinkle” for her too. She loved it! This place really cater to everyone and was the first place I’d been to where they served me non dairy items that weren’t just vegan. Loved it, thank you for making my birthday so special!

Afternoon tea with voucher to celebrate birthday. I contacted the Tea Room in advance to advise of my intolerance to mayonnaise, salad cream, any creamy dressing on sandwiches. When we arrived we struggled to find the Tea Rooms which were on the 4th floor. We were shown to our table which was backing onto a corridor and there was a draft blowing on us. The girl who was serving us seemed to be ok and she ran though the tea treats explaining mine had no dressing on. We were first served with an amuse bouche which was ok. I did not get one of the dishes my husband got as it was too creamy but was not offered an alternative. Was offered extra sandwiches but I took a bite and there was some sort of cream underneath and I had to call our waitress over to exchange. She did not apologise or seem fazed that I’d been served the wrong thing. The bread on some sandwiches were hard and curled up at the edges. Small cakes were nice. All I. All nothing special, service not great and it was smack bang in the middle of a corridor to the lift so shoppers kept filing past us and then waiting for the lift. See photos. Won’t be coming back here again. Park Room at Grosvenor House is so much better; setting, service, ambience and food.

We had a wonderful afternoon tea.The sandwiches,scones and cakes were all excellent as was the service.Look forward to returning after the refurbishment.

A dear friend invited us to meet for afternoon tea - tea and scones. We arrived before my friend who had the voucher. We have the name the booking was made under and were seated after waiting at a ‘bar’ (odd place where random unused phones / electronics were being stored, seemingly). Then my friend arrived and offered to show the voucher, which was declined and deemed unnecessary. We were served amuse-bouche, which I knew were not part of the scone tea, which we declined, explaining that we were her for tea and scones. All very awkward, the server said he had ordered a full afternoon tea for us, which I then had to say was not correct. He was not very amenable or nice about the misunderstanding (not our fault). The milk served with the tea was not enough, the server did not once come to ask if everything was OK. We had to request more milk and cream for scones. The tea pots are small and although hot water is provided, it is then a weaker tea. Not impressed at all. Our fir at experience here in 2019 was outstanding, the one in 2023 was decent, but this time the food and tea was inadequate and the was poor. As we were leaving, the server ran up to us, finally addressing our party and requesting that we pay the service charge. All very gauche. Also the piano music was odd, not very polished or aptly chosen music (eg Frozen theme tune!) I would not recommend or go again.

We were spending a few days in London and wanted to have afternoon tea whilst in London. Harrods had availability at short notice and noted they catered for gluten intolerances. Upon arrival we were early and asked to wait at the bar area. I note another comment about the bar, I think it is an unused bar, and a dumping ground for phone charges. It was in desperate need of some flower arrangements/foliage to hide this fact. Food arrived pretty quick and we were offered fresh tea throughout our time here, extra sandwiches, cakes and scones. The service was excellent and food delicious and I really enjoyed my gluten free afternoon tea. However, we did feel the room lacked opulence.

Nice atmosphere, amazing food and great service from Nicola ! Definitely a place to stop during your visit at Harrods .

Great way to spend an afternoon.

We had a wonderful experience from start to finish and would highly recommend the Harrods afternoon tea (we've been to all the usual places for afternoon tea - Claridges, the Langham, the Lanesborough). Service and food were both exceptional, with special mention to Hajar for taking such good care of us. There wasn't a single item we dislikes, but the pistachio choux deserves a mention and is especially memorable.

2hours after I had a set of gluten free afternoon tea set, I began to diarrhea，4 or 5 times that day，than better the next day.I can't proof was that because of the foods，but the foods were not good so I won't choose that tea room again.

We tried the afternoon tea after prior reservation (reservation is necessary). It was a nice experience. The place in general is nice, quiet and beautiful. There is live piano playing in a calm voice. The staff and service are very wonderful, especially one named Michael. He was very polite and respectful, asking every once in a while if we needed anything. They have two menus, classic and Veggie, for vegetarians. (It is a cheese sandwich with cucumber, egg brioche, tartar, and something like a pie with salmon on top, in addition to 4 types of desserts, and it includes a spicy scone with jam and butter, and a variety of teas and drinks) The person is approximately 75 pounds and the children are 40 or 45, I don’t remember.

The Harrods Tea Room provides an elegant and luxurious afternoon tea experience. The selection of teas is impressive, and the sandwiches, scones, and pastries are all exquisitely crafted. The ambiance is refined, with a touch of classic British charm. The staff is attentive and courteous, ensuring a delightful visit. A must-visit for tea enthusiasts and those looking to indulge in a quintessentially British tradition.

Great afternoon tea but not worth the money in honesty. Sandwiches and cakes are okay! However the pianoist was brilliant never heard such beautiful music than what the pianoist played. That made our day he was phenomenal Best atmosphere ❤️

Great place for High tea. Lots of variety of gluten-free options offered.

I came here based on all of the positive reviews and because they had a kids menu. No one in our party of 4 liked their selection of sandwiches and desserts. The ambiance and service was good, but nothing exceptional. The sandwiches were soggy and flavorless. The desserts were mostly tart which isn’t my preference. Would not recommend. A local cafe is probably better quality food and snacks.

So fancy and SO good! We had their classic afternoon tea and it was great! The sandwiches and desserts were so good!!!! The desserts looked to good to eat! The desserts had edible gold and silver on them and they gave us an appetizer each with caviar! The tea was good but I wish they gave us another pot each and I wish they gave us more creamer. The only thing of food I didn’t like was the egg salad sandwich, it was yucky. Here is what they gave us: 1. A amuse-bouche (served first before the tower. It was a yummy savory soup type food that was a little spicy; 7/10) 2. English cucumber sandwich (served with the tower. It was a yummy refreshing sandwich; 10/10) 3. Faroe island poached salmon sandwich (served with the tower (swt). It was an ok sandwich. It felt more like a savory cross between a cream puff and a croissant; 6/10) 4. Coronation style egg brioche roll (swt. Not very good. I don’t like egg salad very much. It wasn’t for me; 2/10) 5. Chicken and tarragon mayo sandwich (swt. This was very yummy. It wasn’t too too much and the mayo wasn’t overpowering; 10/10) 6. Warm parmesan madeleine (not served with the tower. This was the thing with caviar. It had chives, sour cream and caviar on top. The madeleine was good, but the sour cream was too overpowering; 8.5/10) -Deserts- 1. Rhubarb tart (swt. This was very yummy! It had edible silver on top. It was a little tart and the crust was soft, but the frosting was good; 9/10) 2. Pistachio choux (swt. This was awesome! The outside was a hard baked shell but the inside was a cake! The pistachio stuff on top wasn’t sweet though, probably so the dessert wasn’t too sweet; 10/10) 3. Tropical sphere (swt. This was a passion fruit mousse with a mango compote, a coconut sponge inside and it sat on top of a crunch sable. It was yummy and tangy but it didn’t need the coconut sponge; 9.5/10) 4. Caramel and chocolate delice (swt. This was a very rich cake! It was chocolate sponge, chocolate ganache, caramel mousse, and caramelized white chocolate chantilly. It was very good but also very rich and decadent. I probably could not eat 2 of these; 9/10) -Tea- 1. Scones (served after the tower. The scones were raisin scones and plain scones with jam and clotted cream. It was good and sweet but I wish they gave them to us earlier, I had already ran out of most of my tea; 7.5/10) 2. I had an earl gray tea (served before anything. It’s tea… So of course it’s good; 10/10) It was a really fun, fancy and yummy experience 10/10 would recommend

The whole staff was pleasant. The room is beautiful. The food was delicious. The tea is lovely. Afternoon tea here is an experience to be remembered.

Amazing place 👍🏻 highly recommended

The staff seemed racist. They looked at me and my mom as if we do not belong in that restaurant or how on earth brown people could book a table in such an expensive place. I do agree that i was dressed casual but not my mom. Hell a white woman came in sweatpants, but she did not give a look to her. When I told at the entrance I had a table reserved, she looked up down and said “you?”. But yeah I still tipped their staff 12% because they need that money to live and SURVIVE.

Le Harrods Tea Room est classique et intemporel. Le personnel a porté une attention particulière à nos demandes d'allergie, assurant un service impeccable. Une expérience raffinée et délicieuse.

The Harrods High Tea experience is a fun throwback experience to older times when high tea was a thing. While not cheap, the amount of food provided – even though it is bite-sized – is quite filling by the end. The tea itself is excellent as well. When you are choosing from tea options, the menu contains a little diagram that notes where the flavor is in terms of sweet, floral, woody, or astringent, which is really cool. They also provide more hot water upon request, so you can maximize your pot of tea leaves. Worth it if you’re interested and it’s within your budget. Just be prepared: Harrods is a massive department store, so while the signage is excellent throughout directing you to the tea room, it’s still a big place and might take time to get there, depending on which entrance you use.

Amazing place to visit,the surrounding areas absolutely charming.The staff were so attentive and would do everything to make the services premium.Would bring friends here for a very special day.

This review is not about the food as I was so disappointed with the service that I left. I asked the hostess if she had a table available inside and she said yes. She took me out to the balcony and sat me at the end of the building with a “covered” balcony area. This area smelled like trash and the heat did not help the situation. Got up and approached her and asked if if I could sit in the main dinning area. She then proceeded to tell me “ those tables require reservation”. Why didn’t you tell me this in the first place rather than waste my time. I would have left. I think they rather sit you in this area hoping that you stay rather than walk out once you are sitting. I have read other reviews where people are happy with their experience here but this was not the case for me. Make sure you make reservations if you want to sit in the main dinning area.

Scones tasteless and dry Salad is not fresh

Great high tea! Make sure you book a reservation ahead of time. The staff was wonderful, and the tea was delicious. They also have a live piano player who is wonderful.

We had tea at Harrod’s Tea Room for a group of 4 (1 child). The amuse bouche was gross, a warm mushroom purer with hazelnut and truffle. The savory sandwiches were quite boring - cucumber/cream cheese, smoked salmon on a puff (salmon was not good), and curry egg salad on brioche (OK). The caviar and sour cream on the cheese madeleine was good. The desserts were also boring. The pots of tea were small and never refilled.the service was terrible despite the compulsory cover charge per person and added gratuity. Tea for 4 was a complete waste of 302GBP. We had to get pizza delivered to the hotel aftward.

We enjoyed an excellent English tea time here, which was very exclusive according to Harrods. We (4 adults, 2 children) were served 2 cake stands, one vegetarian and one “normal”, with an excellent selection of sweet and savory. An unrestricted reorder was possible, but hardly necessary given the quantity. The price was high given the exclusivity, but definitely worth it for such a once in a lifetime experience!

Tried to eat here. Don’t waste your time. Snobby attitude… we went at noon. They had only two tables occupied and since we didn’t have a reservation she could not fit us in… they must have seating for a 150 people in there… can you not manage a dining room which allows for walk in guest as well? You could easily increase your revenue. Anyways—- don’t waste your time and money here. There are lots of other restaurants in the neighbourhood.

Delicious sandwiches and champagne. Staff were lovely. Was definitely the experience you pay for.

Really good. I had such a wonderful time here. Thank you for such good experience and the ambience was 10/10 and i will be back sooooon

I would not comment on the food but the ambiance. The pianist here is a real musician. He is dancing with his piano. The food, the environment comes together with great music, all align with each other and create a lovely atmosphere. The atmosphere here is better than other high tea places because there are fewer tourists and there is not much noise, which allows people to feel more relaxed and enjoy an afternoon tea.

Lovely staff and afternoon tea.

Such a wonderful experience. All utensils were made of silver and the quality of pastry and sandwiches were excellent

Our afternoon tea experience was top notch. Food and ambiance was great. Service was also top tier. Staff especially made our young son feel so special. They even brought him a small Harrod’s bear to make the experience that much better and have something to take back with him.

Was an amazing afternoon, I will admit that I did worry a little when I read that there were refurbishments taking place in the tea rooms and worried that it would ruin the experience but the ‘new’ area was absolutely lovely and the experience was not ruined in the slightest. The waiter was so friendly and helpful, the food was amazing and we’ll definitely be back! Thank you to all those who helped make the experience lovely!

Lovely relaxing ambience with piano playing in the background. The scones were so light and fluffy. The staff were friendly and attentive.

We visited this restaurant with high hopes based on online reviews, but unfortunately, our experience fell short. The £73 per person package felt overpriced for the quality. The sandwiches lacked freshness, and the desserts were uninspired. The scones were particularly disappointing, dry and seemingly past their prime. For tea enthusiasts, be aware that the tea was basic, akin to tea bag tea. This might be a turn-off for those expecting a more premium experience. Additionally, hygiene standards were concerning. Sugar cubes were left openly accessible, attracting flies and mosquitoes, which were quite noticeable in the warm summer weather. This significantly detracted from the dining experience. For a more enjoyable (and potentially more affordable) experience, I'd recommend exploring the diverse offerings in the ground floor Harrods food hall.

Disappointed! Not the quality and service you expect for the high price tag! Having been to Harrods tea rooms before I was expecting a good standard of service and attention to detail. My booking was for the 10 of May upon arrival there was no one to greet us and we waited for 20 minutes until we got someone's attention. You can see tables with dirty plates and tables not set just a empty table cloth. Finally, a lady approached us and told us to wait in the bar, there was no one in the bar to offer us a drink. Another 10 minutes went by and finally, we got to our table. The staff who served us were friendly and did her job well. The tea was good but the food was disappointing. The bread of the sandwiches was dry as if they had been in the fridge for a long time and the selection was very limited. This was meant to be a very special day for me and the family members visiting London for the first time. I have not received any survey from Harrods to ask me about my experience.

Good food Sub par service Bad atmosphere Tucked away in a Corner Boring!

Their coffee is less than ordinary, but the atmosphere is beautiful and the service is excellent

Excellent time spent in the Harrods Tea Room. Pleasant service and helpful staff. A quality, tasty tea. Delicious and generous dishes. It is an experience that has a price but it is a unique experience that is worth it if you are in London and if you are looking for a unique place to taste and experience the famous "Tea Time"

Lives up to the hype. A high class tea. Excellent staff, amazing tea and a great atmosphere. Bring your appetite

The first thing that struck me was that check in for afternoon tea was very odd.. As you enter there is a reception desk to the left, they then tell you to continue on to reception. You should be able to be clearly see reception on arrival!. You then stand in a q which is one way in and one way out so people are squeezing past to leave or use the loo's. I believe that the 27th of April was the last day of this set up though as the tea rooms are being relocated due to being refurbished so hopefully this will be rectified. The table was fairly simple but there was a pretty flower in a vase which brightened it up. The amuse-bouche was delicious, followed by the sandwiches and cakes, all fairly tasty. The tea was nice and we were offered more sandwiches etc but it wasn't made clear if it was complimentary in with the overall price, and of course we didn't want to embarrass ourselves by asking. We did ask to take away two of the scones which we were charged a cover charge of £2.00 for on top of the service charge. Is that fair?, you can decide that for yourselves.

Staff were very courteous and service was good. BUT, I realised a few days later, when |I looked over the menu again, that I had been overcharged. The problem here is that after contacting them by email about the issue, they do not answer. So, good service on the day, bad service later. This is not good customer care and rather surprising for Harrods!! I shouldn't have to warn people considering booking this experience to 'check your bill' but it seems that's the reality.

We attended for a 50th birthday celebration and had a great time! The food was plentiful, tasty and could be restocked if needed. Lots of varying tastes and items to suit everyone. One guest also had some preferences to what they eat (notified the team in advance and they had kept a record which was very appreciated) and this was managed extremely well and those items replaced. The tea selection was vast and everything extremely high quality- we would recommend the cold teas which were amazing. We also had cocktails which were generous and with high alcohol contents. Our server was attentive and never rushed us- we ended up spending around 4 hours at the afternoon tea and enjoyed every bit! The booking process was easy and straightforward but would note that the advice provided wasn't always accurate or helpful. Would really recommend this Afternoon Tea to anyone, especially for special occasions!

I’m convinced this place only exists these days thanks to Instagram. Our Harrods Tea Room visit turned into an epic fail. Service: 0/5. Even though I booked the first reservation of the day to ensure a booth seat, the hostess flat-out refused to seat us in one, despite there being other pairs seated in booths. With lips as artificially plumped as her patronizing attitude, she threw out some excuse about November renovations bringing more booths—as if that was supposed to make us feel better in the moment… I was also asked SEVERAL times if I had any dietary restrictions, despite having clearly noted them in my reservation. They have absolutely no attention to detail. Sandwiches: 2/5. Bland and forgettable. Tea: 1/5. I’ve been to many places for afternoon tea in London. I was utterly surprised by the dismal selection here. It's baffling that they didn't offer ANY spiced black tea, especially when it was clearly visible on the shelf right next to us (see photo). Pastries: 4/5. The only saving grace, but even that ended in disappointment. After I requested the remaining pastries to be packed up, I carefully brought them home only to find them smashed against the sides of the box, rendering them completely inedible. They were tossed in without any care whatsoever. The management at The Harrods Team Room are in desperate need of a complete overhaul.

Found this a very poor experience. Sandwiches were very very dry to the touch could tell they had been sitting around for ages. When I told the server they took them and replaced them with more dry sandwiches. Cakes were not dry but not very nice very sweet. Scones were just ok. First thing server asks us if we would like water to the table said yes ok and this was charged as extra. Obviously would not had bothered just presumed it was part of what we had paid for. Very underwhelmed.

Lovely expierence and afternoon tea! Attentive on severe allergies. Staff were great!

This is heaven☺️ We love it here❤️

An amazing experience. Delicious sandwiches and you can order more if you want. It's all a part of the package. Also the warm scones at the end. So good!.

Very enjoyable experience, purchased through a voucher via Virgin Experience days that made it £44 per person! Not sure if the standard £73 is worth it personally but it may for some. It did state there was a dress code but a few guests were in trainers and sports attire so it may not be as strict as it may seem. Service was fantastic and really elevated the experience. Halal menu was available for those wondering which is essentially the normal menu thankfully, no need to be a vegetarian. Selection of sandwiches were all delicious, majority of the sweets were good too bar one but overall very good. You are able to ask for refills of anything you like and extra tea is provided. Optional service charge that staff make clear is completely voluntary although unsure if that goes to them in its entirety. Very happy and highly recommend!

I think it’s worth looking at its review in the Tripadvisor. After visited the place, then looking at the reviews from Tripadvisor, we realized it’s all true. I think Google reviews here are a bit diluted. Everything was just “okay”. Considering how much you spent and what you get then it becomes so much not worth it. We spent the same amount of money in a Michelin 1 or 2 stars restaurant in Lyon and the comparison is night and day. One example, they said everything is refillable in the beginning but when we asked for one of the desserts to be refilled, they said they don’t have it anymore. Another example, when we asked to refills the rest of the desserts, they said the kitchen is already closed. We kind of expect that we would be informed and given a last call if kitchen is to be closed? Especially when we were still within the allowable dining period.

The atmosphere was lovely and the little food we got was decent, but nothing exceptional. However, the staff did not explain the menu to us nor did they inform nor ask us if we’d like refills. The bill was produced once we were done with a single serving. Perhaps this was because we visited on a Saturday when it tends to be busy, and they would like a quick turnaround, but it soured the overall experience and was terrible value for what would otherwise have been an endearing experience.

A bit disappointed with the experience. 250 £ (including 30£ service tip) for 4 for afternoon tea. The ambiance was mediocre. The champagne glass was stained. Felt there was a lack of professionalism, almost every employee returning from kitchen was chewing something. I wondered what goes on in there

A Great experience and we are glad we went. However I do feel the price per person was very high and not worth it in the end. The service was excellent and our server a pleasure. The food was well prepared and beautifully arranged.

Very disappointing. Counted cakes, sandwiches and two! Scones. The food isn't particularly tasty. The service is better average.

Having Tea at Harrods needs no Introduction. Everything is simply the Finest and the Absolute Best. We enjoying visiting Harrods for Tea each time we visit London. The quality and and the ambiance Wow.

We had an experience gift voucher for our visit I have been to a few different high end afternoon teas and harrods is definitely not the best. I have nothing to complain about , everything was tasty enough and to be fair the scones were amazing, I just don’t feel the price justified the experience! I was also warned on booking of the dress code , my husband wore smart shoes that were killing after walking around London all Day , only to find other diners in white trainers and tracksuits…we could have been comfortable after all !!

A strange enough experience and not very Harrods. The chairs were tired with upholstery missing and the whole vibe was a bit upmarket village hall - esque. It seemed to be a corridor for shoppers and the service was ok but not 5 star. Food was again, ok but not as good as expected. Was a gift experience and was then presented with a 12.5% service fee bill to pay which seemed unnecessary. Better options out there for sure.

I have held off writing this review as I had reported an incident of suspected food poisoning which gave me diarrhoea within an hour of leaving and resulted in three episodes in the space of an hour or less together with clamminess and sweating. I looked online how soon symptoms can appear and it stated after 30 minutes. I contacted Harrods the next day explaining what had happened and that the experience had been rushed, food did not appear particularly fresh (fruit was clearly not prepared that day and croissant was dry). I explained that despite being allocated 90 minutes for the booking, we had finished the meal in 25 minutes. We felt it was not the luxury experience we envisaged and that it had been a gift. Harrods wrote back today with a fob of email ie they have carried out investigation and given instruction to staff and hope to welcome me back in store soon. Nothing about the rushed or unpleasant experience. Needless to say I have no intention of rushing back to Harrods for anything. There are far nicer places to have afternoon tea in London for a similar price although this was Breakfast at Tiffany’s but what a disappointment. Don’t waste your money.

Hoo~ It's hard to make a reservation at Ritz, so I came here... Is the food really delicious? They say there are a lot of places that are pretty but not tasty.. Harotte Room was all very delicious! The atmosphere was nice, they were friendly, and the piano playing was really nice~ I had a great time.

My husband and I visited Harrods Tea Rooms as our first experience with afternoon tea while on our first ever trip to London. We were very excited to try it, as we had never had afternoon tea before and had read some excellent reviews about the tea service at Harrods. I do have to say it wasn't exactly what I expected. The tea room itself was beautiful. When we arrived, the chandeliers and the fanciful decor really caught our eye, and I loved the pianist who played throughout our time there. The service was... okay. They were friendly while at the table, but for the most part the staff stayed away, which is a mix of both good and bad. Sometimes we had to wait a while for someone to come by if we needed more tea or anything at all. I'm a huge fan of staff not being constantly present, but I do like to have someone at least around so they can be flagged down if needed. The tea was good, so I definitely can't complain about that. And there was a decent mix of good and bad with the sandwiches and desserts. Good enough that we had enough to eat so we weren't hungry (we stopped here after spending all day out walking without eating anything before) but not so good that we just had to eat it all. Overall, I'd say the experience was average. Better than others tea rooms we tried, but definitely not the best. Would I go here again? Maybe if the better tea rooms were booked solid and I really wanted an afternoon tea. Would I recommend it? Also a maybe, though there are certainly other places I would recommend first. But it wasn't bad. So if you're looking for somewhere just to try an afternoon tea in an easy to get to location with minimal fanfare, I say Harrods Tea Rooms is worth a try.

Our visit which was meant to be a real treat for Afternoon Tea was spoiled as it is a thoroughfare for shoppers walking from one department to another. We felt as though we were on show! Extremely uncomfortable and not an enjoyable experience.

Went for a special treat of cream tea. When I booked it I saw all the different vouchers for £40 for 2 but I booked it through Harrods tea rooms thinking it was same price as didn’t see anything on there to say otherwise. Was shocked when I received bill and was for £80 . I asked to speak to manager who told me it’s £40 with a voucher or £80 booked through them. I could not understand why they did not mention it was £80 . Was very badly advertised . Will not go back again

For the amount of money it cost it was such a disappointment. Where we were sat was basically a glorified corridor. It cost £73 per head and the food was nothing special at all either. The service was ok but having some random guy stagger through where we were sitting taking photos of people eating (he didn’t have a table) and then seeing a kid nick sugar cubes off of tables really sort of spoilt it.

Beautiful setting to meet up with friends but disappointment regarding the cuisine. The sandwiches are nothing exceptional (triangles with cream and cucumbers) the pastries unfortunately do not have the level of French pastries. On the other hand, the scones and tea were very good. With the service fees to be added at the end of the bill, I find that the quality/price ratio is not there.

Mini break me and my son worked Saturday night thought we would do tourist bit Sunday afternoon ended up at harrods Had a good walk round thought we would have lunch there went to the dining area didn’t after book straight in thought we would have fish and chips looked at men 1 slice bread and butter £6.50 For 2 fish and chips bread and butter cup tea £98 you got 8 chips in a basket and fish was smaller than my sons hand no thanks ended up buying 2 sandwiches 2 cans coke 2 samosas £48 still got robbed I mean we’re on good money but I refuse to pay stupid money on food that is basic really fish and chips peas curry sauce cup tea bread and butter in my village restaurant number 1 in Yorkshire is £42 and fish are large aswell

I have been to most of the afternoon tea venues in London and this was the most disappointing. Food was tasty, however as requested informed it was 2 vegetarians and they brought out 1 vegetarian and 1 meat. I had to poor my own tea and this was cold after 30 minutes and well stewed. Service was poor as they only came to the table once apart from bringing food. I requested my coat and was told to go to the desk however had seen them bring coats to 2 other tables . This was not worth the money and the experience was very poor. There are plenty of other places and I would go to them.

The experience was ok, certainly not worth the money. Staff were very friendly and polite. Food was average and the additional service charge was unexpected. The area itself is nothing special and I walked away feeling very underwhelmed. Very gimmicky.

Don’t waste your money over priced and awful service . I’ve had better afternoon tea in M&S . I’ve been to most of the high end london afternoon teas and this was bad . Decor was tired, seats full of old crums. Cakes and sandwiches...

The two stars 🌟 🌟 are for service and spaciousness, as the staff were welcoming and attentive and our table was fine. But the setting lacked any real grandeur and the food any wow factor. Edible yes, everyone does that, but there was no joy to the experience. And @ £166.25 for two including service and cover charge, we’d hoped for a memory that engendered a smile. Which were lacking all round. The only one who seemed to be having fun was the pianist playing compilations. Few fellow diners had made any effort to dress, and the guy next to us waiting for his wife and kids was playing noisy videos on his iPhone without headphones, drowning out any last sense of romance. There should be a phone policy in place. But felt so underwhelmed I couldn’t be bothered to complain. It’s not as if we’re ever going back and suggest you don’t to begin.

I Bought a voucher for my daughter’s birthday for a champagne breakfast. Everything was lovely from start to finish and I was going to give a 5 star review, however, we were told from the beginning it was unlimited juice, tea and coffee. We were...

Joey, our server was wonderful. What a kind, attentive young man example of true hospitality. The tea service was exceptional. The cucumber , coronation chicken sandwiches, scones were wonderful. Loved it.

Sono stato in questo cafè per colazione con la mia ragazza in occasione di una vacanza a Londra. Il locale si trova nel piano interrato di Harrods ed è prenotabile on-line. Alla mattina, a partire dalle ore 10.00, viene servita la colazione. lo ho preso...

Probably the lowest number of tables per square meter in the whole of London. That alone is extremely relaxing. The lighting is a bit much, not that bright would improve the mood a bit, but the staff makes up for it.

Breakfast at Tiffany's was the perfect start to a surprise birthday treat organised by my daughter and the card from the staff was a lovely touch that added to the experience. The cafe wasn't busy and we were delighted to be seated in the corner...

I took my mum for a belated Christmas present at the weekend and we had the loveliest afternoon tea at The Tiffany Blue Box Cafe! We loved the decor and ambience, we received fantastic service from Adina from the moment we were seated thank you...

An exceptional experience! Thank you to everyone who made our Afternoon Tea so memorable, a HUGE thank you to Mario especially who was warm, friendly and tended to our every need. It was my aunt's first time having afternoon tea and he made the experience all the more special for her. All the savoury and sweet options were fresh and tasty, but, the pianist playing 'Twinkle twinkle little star' to my one year old was an absolute treat. We can't wait to come back again!

Great service and delicious savories, scones and sweets. Ambience felt less glamorous and a bit dated, and the tea room was somewhat empty. Maybe 12pm is not a popular time for afternoon tea?

I forgot to write this review after our visit in October. Very honestly the food was horrific. I remember having tea at Harrods when I was a little girl with my mom and it still is a wonderful childhood memory. I was hoping to create a new memory by taking my girls. The tea was still lovely. The tea is what earned my 1 star review. The food if I could give 0 stars I would. My husband and I barely touched our food after giving everything a try. It was all very honestly inedible. The amount of fennel on the egg salad was gross. Our girls had the junior tea and pretty much left everything except 1 item. The service was okay but it should be exceptional at Harrod's. The waitress should have also recognized that we barely touch our food and should have compensated us with some money off. But we walked away with a 300 pound bill and a very negative opinion of the tea room at Harrods. Next time we are in town we will not be coming at Harrods. Don't waste your money!

The scones were light and warm, the cream was fresh and well whipped. The jam was sweet and sugary. I enjoyed my Georgian blend tea with oat milk. The cream tea was lovely! I had no idea they did a full vegan afternoon tea! It looks great I'll be back for it!

Just...WOW! Harrods in general was absolutely amazing! It is HUGE, it is timeless, a must see/do if you are in London. The ladies of our group all went out on this little adventure and made a reservation here. It was good food, great company and a fun experience. Everyone should do it once! Quintessential with London and tea. Servers switched in the middle of service, which I thought was odd so there was a little lag in getting some of our food/tea but still have no complaints. A wide variety of teas, pastries, finger foods, etc. Pianist playing in the background. Very lovely!

Wish I’d had read reviews before I’d booked. This cream tea was a gift to my fiancée, we were totally disappointed. I “upgraded” to include sandwiches. The food was bland, sadly the bread was stale. I clearly explained an allergy to the waitress, the waitress...

Staff was great, very attentive. Food and tea were amazing. Definitely worth the time to reserve after some time shopping for a nice break and conversation time with friends or family.

Beautiful! Don't feel like you have to eat everything, you can get a take away box.

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Nous avons pris l'afternoon tea dans ce lieu emblématique en pensant vivre une expérience à la hauteur du lieu et du prix... Quelle déception, les sandwiches n'étaient pas plus qualitatifs que ceux que l'on trouve chez Tesco (garniture simple : concombre, saumon et le "caviar" est plutôt de l'œuf de lompe). Les gâteaux étaient sans saveur, dans le genre miniardises surgelées. Le thé par contre était correcte et la vaisselle élégante. Le service était impeccable, ce qui dénote avec la qualité des mets! Notre hôtesse, Moucharaf, était d'une gentillesse et d'un professionnalisme de haut niveau, nous avons été chouchouté tout le long, merci à elle.

Nous n’avons malheureusement pas pu y entrer car trop de monde…

!NOTE NOT HALAL! Booked over the phone a month in advance for four people and confirmed that they had halal options and they confirmed that halal options will be available as long as we booked in advance. So we booked a month in advance and got to Harrods and found out the 'halal' option is just substituted with vegetarian options. I was not happy with the misleading and deceiving information (hence the one star). Had I known that Harrods is not aware of the different dietary definitions I would've gone somewhere else. At £75 a head the veg options were not worth it.

We went to have afternoon tea as a special treat for my granddaughter. The surroundings were lovely and we were made welcome. The food however was nothing special. The sandwiches and savoury treats were bland and it was clear that they were not freshly made....

My daughter had bought us a voucher for the afternoon tea for Christmas. As others have said, you feel like you’re in a goldfish bowl, with a constant stream of people walking through and staring at you. We were told smart casual, which wasn’t ideal,...

這是一個開放式空間，有許多閒雜人等會經過你身邊，在你喝下午茶的時候，三明治甜點很普通、太甜，不值這個價位，裝潢就是百貨本身，無特別儀式感，不推薦( ･᷄ὢ･᷅ )

亞洲人就別來了吧，三明治跟甜點是真一般，茶也是完全不知所云，可能是個人問題，但身為亞洲人，這屬於一般連鎖咖啡廳賣出了威靈頓牛排的價格

My husband and I visited on the 23rd Dec. Firstly, it is very difficult to find the tea room. We spent a good 15 minutes trying to locate it. I agree with another review that it doesn't seem that private. Our servers were lovely and...

What can one say about Harrods Tea Room? Beautiful is one word that comes to mind. The decor is lovely, the food is great and the service was exceptional. If I could change anything about it, it would be to stop the general public who are not having food just walking through the middle of the tables. Otherwise, the afternoon tea was fabulous and good value for money.

So… The service is excellent, the staff are amazing, you are well looked after. The sandwiches for the afternoon tea were delicious but they had probably been made that morning and kept out as the bread was starting to go a little rough to the touch, would still give the food a solid 8/10 though. The reason for such a low score is that the location is AWFUL. I’m not sure that can really sink in properly so it m going to say it again, it’s AWFUL!! The beautifully decorated room sits between children’s wear and the public toilets, then joins up to the Levant Bakery and some more restaurants. The Tea Room therefore is basically like an airport departure lounge with people rushing past you with their shopping/kids/partners in tow going from one place to another. It is not a destination venue, it is a human roundabout. They need to close the path off and send people round the other side of the store and stop the through traffic that really spoilt our afternoon tea and the ambiance.

Delicious savory and sweet treats. Very filling. Service was superb. My only concern is that I can feel the floor moving a bit whenever someone would walk by. I guess it is because of the wooden floors and age of the building. Suggest to request for seats on the side rather than on the center.

The food and service were good, but the dining room was not private - its really a glorified corridor so you have people constantly walking past your table to other parts of the shop. For an expensive pre-christmas treat we left feeling disappointed with the...

My advice is to read the details carefully if you want afternoon tea at Harrods; don’t opt for the Angelo Musa, not because of the food or service, but because of the lack of decadence and atmosphere you’d usually expect when having High Tea

Save your money! Though Harrods is considered iconic, there are better tea experiences in London. The price per person was $100. (US). We got a few bite size sandwiches which were only memorable because they were so bad! We had both the Vegan and regular. There was an egg salad, smoked salmon (fishy), cucumber, and mystery meat. The desserts were pretty bland and the tea was not exceptional either. Cannot recommend.

Not value for money to pay £75 per person for an afternoon tea. But like the piano playing at the start and end of our tea. 3 layers of pastry just right portion for two person but nothing special in taste. I could pay this price for a great high tea experience in a five star hotel.