For Two: Sparkling Afternoon Tea Glass of Fizz

Check Availability Make a Booking Fancy an afternoon escape filled with scrumptious treats? Enjoy an authentic afternoon tea experience at The Kingsley by Thistle. From classic finger sandwiches to indulgent desserts there s something special about relaxing over tea in this charming Edwardian setting. Why not take some time out from exploring London’s vibrant West End? What We Offer For Two Three or Four: Traditional Afternoon Tea with Tea or Coffee For Two Three or Four: Sparkling Afternoon Tea Glass of Fizz Explore Your Menu Classic Afternoon Tea With tea or coffee Or Chapel Down sparkling wine Sweets: *Eton Mess *Victoria Sponge *Chocolate & Orange Tart *Fruit Macarons Savoury Finger Sandwiches: *Cucumber Fingers *Cured Ham & Wholegrain Mustard Fingers *Egg Mayo & Watercress Fingers *Smoked Salmon & Cream Cheese Fingers Scones: *Traditional all‑butter fruit & plain scones *Served with: *English strawberry & raspberry preserves *Cornish clotted cream Tea & Coffee Selection: *English Breakfast Earl Grey Darjeeling Mint Green Fruit Chamomile Why You Should Grab The Offer Treat yourself to a quintessential Afternoon Tea in Kingsley Two Brasserie at The Kingsley by Thistle. Indulge in a range of traditional delights in this charming Edwardian hotel located in the heart of the West End before exploring the must-see London landmarks. Afternoon Tea is served in the Kingsley Two Brasserie a pleasant and welcoming dining area. With a mellow colour scheme soft feature lighting and large arched windows the Kingsley Two Brasserie is the ideal location to leisurely enjoy a Afternoon Tea. Afternoon Tea at Thistle Kingsley is a sophisticated balance of sweet and savoury- traditional finger sandwiches and sausage rolls are followed by a selection of dainty desserts and scones with clotted cream. For those feeling particularly decadent add a glass of Pimm s a glass of Sparkling Wine or a Rose Royale cocktail. Located in the heart of the West End The Kingsley is within walking distance of definitive London landmarks such as Covent Garden and the British Museum.