Tea in Full Bloom
Chelsea Flower Show season, but make it edible 🌸✨ Hidden behind the grand former American Embassy on Grosvenor Square, Jacqueline at The Chancery Rosewood feels
Chelsea Flower Show season, but make it edible 🌸✨ Hidden behind the grand former American Embassy on Grosvenor Square, Jacqueline at The Chancery Rosewood feels
As London’s summer social scene unfolds, two of the city’s oldest and most esteemed family-run businesses have come together to celebrate Lock & Co.’s royal
The Peninsula London was opened in September and we first went to their sumptuous Afternoon Tea in The Lobby to commemorate my ninth Gotcha Day
We took a little trip to the newly opened Battersea Power Station to check it out and to have Afternoon Tea with Yuuna and to
Located in the heart of Marylebone, is the dark and decadent Seymour’s Parlour in The Zetter Townhouse. It is just the place to indulge in
The Cadogan has long been a playground for socialites and bohemians like Oscar Wilde and the British actress, Lillie Langtry since it opened it’s doors
Afternoon Tea is a quintessentially tea-related English ritual, usually taken between 3 and 5pm. However, these days, many hotels and restaurants offer it from noon
The day came for our next staycation but we had to wait for the downpour to cease momentarily before we hurriedly got into the car
One Aldwych is for people who don’t do generic. That sounds perfect! This past weekend we became “residents” in the West End – a place
Four little pooches went for a dog friendly Afternoon Tea at Dominque Ansel.
There is nothing Mummy would like better than to celebrate Mother’s Day than having Afternoon Tea with us.
Ja, wir hatten englischen Nachmittagstee mit unserer Freundin, Sylvia aus Düsseldorf in einem charmanten hotel in Kensington.
In the middle of busy Kensington is a little oasis – a tree-filled private garden. Mummy likes going there for some quiet time, to think
I spent the entire day with Mummy! She wanted to keep an eye on me to make sure I was ok but she had to get
Mummy took us to tea at Ampersand Hotel – we’ve been there for drinks before so we know they are dog-friendly – though only in
Not really, if truth be told. Mummy went for tea and her favourite red velvet at the “pink shop” and I sat under the table,