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Lorraine
7 days ago
Amazing Afternoon Tea at The Library - County Hall. Excellent service, everything was 5 star.
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Afternoon Tea with a View at the Iconic County Hall
This afternoon tea is served in the historic Library at County Hall, once the Members' Library of London’s County Council. Surrounded by oak bookcases stocked with literary classics, enjoy views of the River Thames, the Houses of Parliament, and Big Ben.
Traditional Afternoon Tea
A perfect way to spend an afternoon in one of London’s most iconic settings. The cakes, inspired by the stunning views of Big Ben and the Elizabeth Tower, are just the start. Pair them with freshly made sandwiches and warm scones, straight from the oven.
Enjoy all the traditional afternoon tea delightswine.
What's On the Menu?
Finger Sandwiches & Tarts:
- Pickled Cucumber, Whipped Cream Cheese and Dill on Wholegrain Bread
- The Library Tea Cured Salmon by H Forman & Sons, Caper Butter on Beetroot Bread
- Coronation Chicken, Mango Chutney on Caraway Bread
- Clarence Court ‘Burford Brown’ Truffled Egg Mayonnaise, Chives on Butter Brioche Bun
- Caramelised Onion & ‘Rosary’ Goats Cheese Tartlet
- Golden Raisin - Dorset Clotted Cream, ‘Tiptree’ The Library Strawberry Jam
- Sweet Basil- Tiptree Lemon Curd
- Elizabeth Tower - Orange & Lime
- Carrot Cake
- Apple & Cinnamon Fruit Tart
- Black Forest Gateaux
- Banana & Salted Caramel Slice
Did You Know?
Afternoon tea was first introduced by the Seventh Duchess of Bedford in the early 1840s. The Duchess created the tradition to fill the long gap between lunch and dinner, initially with tea and light snacks. What started as a private ritual soon became a social event, as she invited friends to join her for tea and conversation. This practice quickly gained popularity and became a cherished tradition across London's elite society.
Afternoon Tea with a View at the Iconic County Hall
This afternoon tea is served in the historic Library at County Hall, once the Members' Library of London’s County Council. Surrounded by oak bookcases stocked with literary classics, enjoy views of the River Thames, the Houses of Parliament, and Big Ben.
Traditional Afternoon Tea
A perfect way to spend an afternoon in one of London’s most iconic settings. The cakes, inspired by the stunning views of Big Ben and the Elizabeth Tower, are just the start. Pair them with freshly made sandwiches and warm scones, straight from the oven.
Enjoy all the traditional afternoon tea delightswine.
What's On the Menu?
Finger Sandwiches & Tarts:
- Pickled Cucumber, Whipped Cream Cheese and Dill on Wholegrain Bread
- The Library Tea Cured Salmon by H Forman & Sons, Caper Butter on Beetroot Bread
- Coronation Chicken, Mango Chutney on Caraway Bread
- Clarence Court ‘Burford Brown’ Truffled Egg Mayonnaise, Chives on Butter Brioche Bun
- Caramelised Onion & ‘Rosary’ Goats Cheese Tartlet
- Golden Raisin - Dorset Clotted Cream, ‘Tiptree’ The Library Strawberry Jam
- Sweet Basil- Tiptree Lemon Curd
- Elizabeth Tower - Orange & Lime
- Carrot Cake
- Apple & Cinnamon Fruit Tart
- Black Forest Gateaux
- Banana & Salted Caramel Slice
Did You Know?
Afternoon tea was first introduced by the Seventh Duchess of Bedford in the early 1840s. The Duchess created the tradition to fill the long gap between lunch and dinner, initially with tea and light snacks. What started as a private ritual soon became a social event, as she invited friends to join her for tea and conversation. This practice quickly gained popularity and became a cherished tradition across London's elite society.
Need To Know Info
**Online reservation required**. Book your date while you purchase. Or check availability and book after your purchase from My Stuff. Find more info on how to book here. Bookings can be modified or cancelled up until hours before the appointment. No refunds after cancellation/modification period.
- Bookings can be modified or cancelled up until 24 hours before the appointment. No refunds after cancellation/modification period.
- First booking 12 pm, last booking 4pm.
- Must provide 18+ ID to receive alcoholic beverages.
- Valid 7 days a week.
- May be repurchased every 30 days.
- Limit 5 per person.
About The Library at County Hall
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Lorraine
2 ratings|2 reviews
Amazing Afternoon Tea at The Library - County Hall. Excellent service, everything was 5 star.
Guest
1 rating|1 review
It was really amazing! More than enough food. The most wonderfull view and food was really good quality. You could get refills for water, Tea and sandwiches if you like and when going home we got some complimentary cake and marmelade to bring home
Gail
4 ratings|4 reviews
Our afternoon tea in the Library was just perfect - the welcoming efficient staff, the requested table with the view of Big Ben, the delicious sandwiches and little savouries were very fresh, the scones were brilliantly different and the cakes were amazing and inventive and oh so yummy All in all the food and whole experience was first rate.Great value too thanks to the Groupon Voucher
Fernanda
2 ratings|1 review
Great food, great service from the waiter Jessé! Definitely a place to come back.
Beautiful view.
Sarah
Top Reviewer
43 ratings|39 reviews
A fabulous experience from start to finish. Beautiful unique setting, attentive friendly staff. Excellent views of the Thames, Westminster and the Elizabeth Tower. Fabulous experience, from choosing our tea, to the array of warm scones and delicious cakes and sandwiches. Highly recommend.