Afternoon Tea London Experience Days

My wife and I were greeted by friendly staff at the coach station (Located around 500 yards down from Victoria Train Station) before we were lead out to one of the two old fashioned buses. The only downside and why I didn't rate it a 5* was I felt the front seat we had was a little snug. You can only get this by paying an upgrade which at the time was £10pp. The rest of the seating behind are four seaters. We got to see many famous landmarks of London whilst receiving onboard commentary and not forgetting the delicious food. I was even treated to an extra cake due to it being my birthday. As I'm not a fan of hot beverages I was told I could take my own soft drink along. They do serve water on the bus but this doesn't compete with a nice chilled bottle of Pepsi Max! If you want a tour of London and to enjoy afternoon tea then this really is the best of both worlds.

My boyfriend brought me on this wonderful afternoon tea experience. I have never experienced such a cool afternoon tea, in my life I am not gonna lie this was the best I have ever had. Our food absolutely delicious and we had an interactive display with tea beverages which was all together magical. Everything was perfect!

We choose to have our afternoon tea at Cafe Rouge, St Katherines Dock, London, we did this on a Friday afternoon which proved to be a very relaxed and fairly quiet time. The waiter greeted us warmly and we choose seats overlooking the harbour, he served us our 2 tier dish shortly afterwards which consisted of delicious croque monsieur for hubby and croque champignon {veggie option} for me, which was totally delicious, a tasty scone served with jam and cream and 3 little cakes which were ok nothing special but nice enough, all served with either tea or coffee. We've dined in top hotels in London and paid a fortune but this was a good price for what it was and we will definitely do it again. Our lovely waiter was from Lithuania and was very helpful and friendly.