Since Edwardian times, the Georgian Restaurant has been one of the most refined places in London to take afternoon tea. In years gone by an afternoon visit to Harrods was not a mere shopping trip but a social highlight. Under the splendour of the original 1929 Art Nouveau skylight and elegant carved plaster ceilings, Victor Silvester and his orchestra once played while the aristocracy dined. Now you can experience the high life with an indulgent tea for two in these luxurious surroundings.

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London (South East)

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The traditional afternoon menu comprises freshly cut sandwiches, home baked raisin scones and a selection of tea pastries from the famous Harrods Patisserie - all served with a tea of your choice. The experience is for two people and will last for around one and a half hours but a trip to Harrods is an experience in itself, make sure you leave time to wander round the magnificent shop.