5 of the Best Kids’ Afternoon Tea London

Where can you find the Best Kids’ Afternoon Tea in London.  There are some quite outstanding children’s afternoon teas in London, from Alice in Wonderland, or Peter Rabbit to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory themed! 

My children love an afternoon tea, with delicious finger sandwiches and stacks of scones and tiny cakes! 

Have a look at some of the fabulous afternoon teas for kids in London.

 

kids afternoon tea london

 

Peter Rabbit™ Family Afternoon Tea

The Terrace at The Dilly on Piccadilly

The Peter Rabbit™ Afternoon Tea lets children and grown-ups alike enjoy their favourite childhood story with tasty treats from chamomile chocolate pots to vegetable patch sandwiches.  

Pastries include the beautiful Flower-Pot Hideout, a chamomile mousse inside an edible chocolate pot and flavours harking back to Peter’s warming bedtime tea after his adventurous day.

A selection of fresh scones, jams and clotted cream come served alongside the tea.

Read our full review of The Dilly’s Peter Rabbit Afternoon Tea here.

kids afternoon tea london

 

 

Alice in Wonderland Afternoon Tea for Children in London

Taj, 51 Buckingham Gate, London

We visited this fabulous Alice in Wonderland Afternoon Tea in London recently and the kids absolutely loved it!  The whole experience was a delight from start to finish. 

The table was beautifully decorated for our arrival and then dish after dish was brought out, all impeccably displayed and beautifully crafted.  Far more than you could ever eat – you’ll be taking a box home too!  It really was one of the best afternoon teas for kids!

Read our full review of the Alice in Wonderland Kids’ Afternoon Tea here.

 

Kids afternoon tea London

Kids afternoon tea London

 

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Kids Afternoon Tea London

One Aldwych, London

Fizzy lifting drinks, snozzberry jam, chocolate milkshake mixed by waterfall… Indulge your inner child and adventure into the magical, mouth-watering world of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory with our enchanting afternoon tea – inspired by the Roald Dahl’s iconic story, One Aldwych’s Executive Chef and, of course, pure imagination. 
 
In the heart of London’s theatreland, warm up with scrumptious savouries such as our meal-in-marshmallows and cheddar scones with bacon toffee jam, then journey on to Loompaland lemon floss and plates piled high with Wonka-worthy cakes, sweets, mousses and scones – all washed down with chocolate or lemon sherbet tea, swimming pool fizz or pistol punch cocktails, or fizzy lifting Champagne.
 
Spot on for spectacular special occasions or just indulgent afternoons immersed in one of the tastiest tales ever told.  Ideal tea for kids.
 
 
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Kids Afternoon Tea in London
 

 

The Potion Room – Immersive Wizarding Afternoon Tea, Cutter and Squidge, London

Cutter and Squidge, London

Leave the busy streets of London behind as you descend downstairs into the potion class at The Potion Room. Get cloaked up, and then take your seat at the school-style desks and await your Potions Master. They will have you whisking up potions and all manner of concoctions in no time. 

Children’s Menu – For all young wizards and witches! A smaller version of our fantastical afternoon tea, with a Galaxy Juice and a fun Crackling Cauldron starter potion class, and delicious finger sandwiches, as well as plenty of magical desserts.

 

 

Mary Poppins Afternoon Tea for Kids

Aqua Shard, London

Take a trip down memory lane with an exciting new afternoon tea inspired by the much loved work of P.L. Travers.

Available until Sunday 3rd November 2019, at aqua shard on level 31, guests will be taken on a playful journey down memory lane, with an exciting series of nostalgic and creative sweets and savouries that pay homage to Travers’ books.  

Guests will be immediately immersed in Travers’ imaginary world, as they are presented with a menu that takes form as a gilt gold framed mirror – a recurring symbol throughout the books depicting Mary’s vanity and her ‘practically perfect’ reflection. 

Served on a custom-made tea stand with an umbrella on top and silver booted feet below – with crockery that comes to life with Mary Shepard’s original illustrations of Mary Poppins – the tea will follow the format of a quintessentially British afternoon tea with unconventional twists.

To start, the savoury selection will include traditional finger sandwiches (Cackleberry farm egg and truffle, Dingley Dell honey roast ham and mustard, Ploughman’s and a Devon crab and cucumber brioche), as well as crumpets – Mary Poppins’ favourite – with miniature versions served warm with smoked salmon and cream cheese.

 

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