Located in a striking Italianate building on Piccadilly, which was once a car showroom for The Wolseley car company, The Wolseley has become an iconic London establishment. Unlike tourist attractions, this venue attracts a sophisticated clientele seeking impeccable quality and consistency. It was a regular dining spot for the late artist Lucian Freud, further solidifying its status.
Despite its prestige, The Wolseley offers afternoon tea at a very reasonable price. Guests can choose from a cream tea (for those who just want scones) or the classic and champagne options. The experience is nothing short of classic. Served in unique teapots with monogrammed silver strainers, the bespoke blend teas are accompanied by finger sandwiches filled with the quintessential favorites like smoked salmon, cucumber and cream cheese, roast beef, coronation chicken, and cheddar cheese with pickle. Additionally, the three-tiered stand holds six freshly-made pastries created each morning by the restaurant’s talented pastry chefs. For those who prefer a spontaneous visit, the restaurant always keeps tables available for walk-ins throughout the day.
Afternoon tea is available from 3pm to 6.30pm, Monday to Friday, and from 3.30pm to 6.30pm on weekends. Pricing starts from £39.50 per person. For more information, visit thewolseley.com.
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