Prosecco Afternoon Tea
Scoff & Banter Tea Rooms - Oxford Street

Scoff & Banter Tea Rooms - Oxford Street

1st Floor, 350 Oxford Street 350 Oxford Street London, W1C 1BY, W1U 1EL, United Kingdom

Tea • Cheese • British • Chocolate


"scoff banter, oxford street – scoff banter is one of the chain restaurants in radisson blu hotel. the decoration and decor are very much the standard standard of the chain restaurant of a hotel. not a personal place (I do not intend to sound hard.) I would introduce myself as a hotel guest at radisson blu, it would simply be amazing if shopping would be what I would have come to london. the dining room is a long and rectangular room that probably sits 25 – 30 people on a quetsch. a small bar in the corner, but sufficient with their cocktails, bubbly and wein. guests who were there were buyers who were a moment from their shopping excursion, rushing on the sofa with paper bags around them. a need for refreshments to continue their next purchase phase. scoff banter is furnished and furnished as bar. scoff and banter serves typical English food. the prices are reasonable. eating came pretty fast. the only waiter was overly enthusiastic about everything, and sometimes that comes only a little too much. he was welcoming, but I think his inestimacy for a small dining room is a bit exaggerated. scoff banter is quite trendy and I am happy to be here. Eating was good, but I would lower the volume of the music. still the Wi-Fi connection is good. the food: 1. smoked duck gbp 4.75 – a small but tasty dish, discs wrapped by ente around pieces orange, the meat was cold. yes, not room temperature, but cold. 2nd lachsfilet with seafood broth gbp 12.00 – the lachs is easy on the small side, but surprisingly it was easy enough. the skin was crispy, but the salmon was overdoned and very dry. the kartoffels were delicious and the seafood sauce carries a strange taste of bitterness with a sweet, which comes like an immediate rettung needed before they mask the Urgh bread. 3. fish and chips gbp 12,00 many chips and a small piece of cadjau that was cooked nicely, with a delicious, crunchy teig. the tartaric acid sauce was mild and muddy peas were very pleasant. it's easier to eat from a teller instead of a flat roasted basket I have to say."

The Dovecote

The Dovecote

HayesMain Road, The Morley Hayes, United Kingdom

Cakes • British • European • Breakfast


"Went here for my first experience of an afternoon tea and what an experience it was.We went for the vegetarian option with tea expecting it to just be plain and boring but how wrong we were.The sandwiches were and I mean this incredibleSoft, tasty and moreish I couldn't resist accepting a the offer for more, yes they offer you more!!The tea selection was also incredible and described each tea in detail and again they offered refills!The cakes you guessed it were incredible, warm scones and fresh cream and jam, soft cupcakes and zesty lemon bites i was utterly blown away mentally and physically so when they asked us if we wanted more cakes as well I painfully had to decline!The setting was beautiful, warm and cozyClean areas and very polite staff no matter your background. It truly transports you into a world you see on films and TV and makes you if only for an hour or two feel like true royaltyIt also has all the wheelchair access you need as well as clean toilets and fresh outdoor areas. Bog free car park aswellThis is to date the best place I've eaten at and I cant stop recommending it. I hold everything in comparrison to here now and in a way its made me realise how much improvement can happen in other places.If I had to pick on one thing to improve and this isn't even that big of a deal it would be to have some coat racks/areas they may already have this option but I didnt ask)Will 100% be doing this again I can't stress how worth the money it is for the afternoon tea"

Afternoon Tea at Malmaison Edinburgh

Afternoon Tea at Malmaison Edinburgh

1 Tower Place LeithEdinburgh EH6 7BZ, Midlothian, United Kingdom

Tea • Food • Hotels • 4-star


"I booked this hotel as a weekend getaway for my partner and I on the basis that we have used Malmaison before in Aberdeen and it was great Sadly this stay was a disaster. I originally booked one suite for the Saturday night but wanted to extend the stay and also stop Friday night. For two weeks leading up to the stay I emailed the hotel, called the hotel and got no response so in frustration booked a second room for the Friday night independently When we arrived and I explained the situation the desk staff were just plain rude and unhelpful, there was no greeting, no small talk no experience whatsoever Sadly it only got worse. The Friday night was a smaller suite which was a nice room and well furnished but of course we had to check out of this after breakfast (which was okay). Holding the luggage for us for the day seemed to be a massive drama When we returned around and checked in to the larger suite again there was not even a smile from the staff as I paid over Once up in the room there was no robes, the towels were dirty, no hot water, no water by the bed etc When we checked out the next day and I complained they offered to refund breakfast and that was it. So in summary, the first room was the second the experience was worth a Trevel Lodge room. I will not be staying there again which is a shame as it is well located and the local bars and restaurants were great."