Palm Court Review

I booked afternoon tea for a birthday treat and although the hotel looked fantastic i'm afraid the afternoon tea didn't live up to my expectations. I expected more than 4 finger sandwiches, 3 miniature scones and 5 of the smallest cakes I have ever seen.The hotel advertises a dress code for afternoon tea yet guests where there in sweat shirts.Overall we were disappointed and didn't get the experience we expected.

Nice afternoon tea shop in London, but I went to lunch, the pasta inside was delicious, the green mussels were fresh, the salmon was a bit fatty, couldn't eat a lot, the service fee was 15[%].

langham palm court Langting is said to be the birthplace of English afternoon tea, 140 years old. But super general, the service is flat, the environment inside is very stuffy and breathless, the tea is good. Unfortunately, there is a pot of cold water that comes up. This kind of mistake, the tableware is very beautiful.

Langting London is so good, I really love it. The key details are all girl pink. There is also a great location on Regent Street.

Palm Court is a restaurant in the E&O hotel, the place is very elegant, you can also enjoy the sea view. Comfortable sofa seats can sit for a long time, the environment is very quiet and elegant. Classic English afternoon tea, three-story snack frame is very rich, salty sandwich, dessert cakes, five, and no less Skang, each person can also order a pot of tea. Recommend their opera, chocolate is very rich, Napoleon cake cream is very light and not too sweet, Scotsman outer belt is a bit chewy inside soft, with cream and jam, the portion is large, eat a nearly half full.