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Afternoon tea in London?

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    #21
    Why not take her up the Oxo Tower?
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      #22
      For afternoon tea, Fortnum and Mason is supposed to be very good (and comparatively reasonably priced).

      For a caff, second the suggestion above for the Regency.
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        #23
        Originally posted by d000hg View Post
        It seems The Ritz is already booked up for 2 months ahead, when we'll be in London for our anniversary. Are there any other swanky places we could go, that are worth the money?

        Probably going to try and fit in one posh lunch/dinner too... went to 15 last time and would quite like to try Heston's new place, but there must be dozens of great places with Michelin stars and the like... recommendations for posh English/Indian places welcome.
        What's The Ivy like... pretentious or worth it?
        Afternoon tea is great fun. I went to the Waldorf but that was 15 years ago.

        If someone wants to arrange a CUK afternoon tea, I could be up for that.

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          #24
          Originally posted by Freamon View Post
          For afternoon tea, Fortnum and Mason is supposed to be very good (and comparatively reasonably priced).
          Yep I recommend Fortnum & Mason for tea followed by dinner at The Albemarle Restaurant (Browns Hotel)

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              #26
              Originally posted by SimonMac View Post
              Why not take her up the Oxo Tower?
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              Its always nice to go up the Oxo tower. fnar fnar
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                #27
                Originally posted by NickFitz View Post
                Diana's Diner - their fried bread is awesome. It's not called an all-day breakfast for nothing, you know

                EDIT: Good review on Russell Davies's egg, bacon, chips and beans blog:


                Good call Nick, we went there on Saturday morning and it was pretty nice. Thanks!
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                  #28
                  Originally posted by d000hg View Post
                  Good call Nick, we went there on Saturday morning and it was pretty nice. Thanks!
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