On the fourth floor of the historic Fortnum & Mason on Piccadilly, traditional British food is served using the best seasonal British ingredients in St. James's Restaurant. Formal luncheons and afternoon tea are served in the relaxed and elegant surroundings of this famous restaurant. As a retreat from London's hustle and bustle, this restaurant is ideal. 

One of Bloomsbury's best kept secrets, the Conservatory at the Montague Hotel offers the chance to relax in stylish surroundings. Overlooking the hotel's private gardens, the Conservatory is a light and airy space, decorated in chic, contemporary colours. 

Honoured with the Award of Excellence by the Tea Guild in 2009, The Milestone Hotel is a warm and cosy retreat, just right for afternoon tea, sumptuous comfort with 'sink and stay' armchairs and sofas. The views of Kensington Gardens inspire an escape to the country, making it hard to believe you are really in the heart of the capital. 

Beneath the magnificent curved glass roof of the world famous British Museum, Court Restaurant is set amidst the refined surroundings of academic Bloomsbury. Above the magnificent court, diners can enjoy a lofty view of the original Reading Room whilst partaking in a selection of international dishes with some appropriately British undertones. 

A 5-star gourmet's paradise, The Egerton House Hotel in cosmopolitan Knightsbridge serves a delightful and mouth-watering menu in the cosy and intimate dining room. Consistently attracting an appreciative audience of diners, The Egerton House Hotel is a stylish spot for people who like to enjoy great food impeccably served in intimate surroundings. Diners come here simply because they like the way that the staff do things. 

London's most prestigious Art Deco lounge, The Palm Court specialises in an award-winning traditional English Afternoon Tea and is conveniently situated within The Park Lane Hotel on Piccadilly, a short walk away from Buckingham Palace, the West End and Knightsbridge. 

The Capital is perfectly located in the heart of London's stylish Knightsbridge on Basil Street. Have a break during your day of shopping at Harrods, Harvey Nichols and Sloane Street, or after visiting the South Kensington museums and Hyde Park, or before heading to the West End theatres for a show.

Awarded 'Top London Afternoon Tea 2009' by The Tea Guild, The English Tea Room at Brown's Hotel in London is a tribute to all things English. Decorated with wooden panelling and ornate ceilings, the English Tea Room takes this tradition to another level, recognised by also receiving The Tea Guild's 'Award of Excellence' two years in a row.