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Showing posts with label England 2019. Show all posts
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Friday, August 16, 2019

Grosvenor House Afternoon Tea

Our fifth, and final afternoon tea in London during our March visit
was for my birthday at the JW Marriott Grosvenor House Hotel on Park Lane
across from Hyde Park in Mayfair.
My gluten free tea server is on the left
 Delicious and beautiful!


 

These savories were on gluten free corn muffins.




Thursday, August 15, 2019

Kensington Palace Afternoon Tea

 This is another post of afternoon tea in London in March.
Afternoon Tea at the Kensington Palace was held in the Pavilion
during the renovations of the Orangery.
The china is the Historic Royal Palaces Fine Bone China,
made in England and is for sale in the palaces official gift shops

 Above: Gluten free
Below: Gluten filled
 



This afternoon tea followed our tour of the palace
and a visit to the Victoria and Albert Museum.


Wednesday, August 14, 2019

Fortnum and Mason Afternoon Tea

Afternoon Tea at Fortnum and Mason was delightful during our March visit.
The servings were plentiful and delicious.
Glenn's tea tray is on the left and my gluten free is on the right.
The tea rooms were all booked and very busy.
 
 

 
 


 
 

Tuesday, August 13, 2019

London Afternoon Tea Bus Tour

During our week in London in March, we took the vintage Brigit's Afternoon Tea Bus Tour,
and thoroughly enjoyed the 90 minute excursion and delicious food.


 
 Below:  My gluten free afternoon tea
 Glenn's "gluten-filled" afternoon tea
 The gluten free scones were delicious.
Glenn and I highly recommend this fun excursion in London.
I made online reservations weeks before.


Monday, August 12, 2019

Afternoon Tea at the Browns Hotel

 

This week I am posting a review of our afternoon teas in London in March 2019.
The Brown's Hotel in London had been on my list for quite some time.
The tea room is very traditional with dark wood paneling.  
The contemporary rose patterned china is by Wedgwood.
 
My gluten free sandwiches are on the top tier and
Glenn's gluten-filled sandwiches are on the middle and bottom tiers.
Yes, gluten-filled is our "made-up" term to distinguish his food from my gluten free.
Second-helpings of sandwiches were offered.
My sandwiches were very good

 His were a little more artistic than the GF.
 
The scones and sweets were served on four levels,
with his on the bottom two.
Notice the monogramed napkin on the scones.
 My sweets were on the top tier.