Sipping afternoon tea at London hotels, restaurants and tourist attractions is as traditional a local custom as riding a double-decker bus or gossiping about the royals. Everyone does it. Some teas ...

Afternoon tea is possibly the most British of all institutions, but not all are made equal. So which ones are worth trying in the capital? The C&TH team has done the tough job of sampling afternoon ...

A visit to the capital is not complete without a scone and a cup of tea.

London still does afternoon tea better than anyone: from grand hotels to intimate venues, polished service, warm scones, and now a wave of fresher, more inventive menus. London still hosts afternoon ...

See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google There’s nothing Brits value more than tradition… and there are few things more traditional than sitting down for an ...

This Mother's Day, what better way to celebrate the motherly figure in your life than an afternoon tea? Think neatly filled finger sandwiches, buttery scones fresh out of the oven and masterfully ...

An curved arrow pointing right. "Food Wars" hosts Harry Kersh and Joe Avella travel across London to find the best afternoon tea in the city. They visit three locations in just one day to see what the ...

The Big Smoke managed to claim some of the top prizes this year. Le Café by Nicolas Rouzaud received the Pastry & Bakery Opening of the Year Award, while Claridge’s baker Richard Hart took home the ...