Afternoon Teas in Worcestershire
The quintessentially English tradition of taking afternoon tea is becoming increasingly popular in Worcestershire.
There are a variety of venues where you can sit down to a steaming pot of tea or enjoy a glass of champagne accompanied by finger sandwiches and a selection of mouth-watering cakes and scones.
Many of Worcestershire’s stately homes have their own tea rooms which offer a perfect way to relax at the end of your visit whilst gazing out over acres of beautiful grounds. A luxurious experience can also be enjoyed in the comfort of one of Worcestershire’s hotels, many of which are set in gorgeous locations and offer a first class experience.
For a more traditional version of afternoon tea, pay a visit to one of the tea rooms located in Worcestershire’s rural towns and villages. Here you can enjoy delicious homemade scones, luxury jams and clotted cream in a cosy environment, perfect for celebrating an age gone by and for enjoying your present stay.
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Ledbury
Westons Cider is situated in the Herefordshire countryside on the A449 between Ledbury and Ross-on-Wye. Guided Mill Tours at 11.00am, 12.30pm, 2.00pm and 3.30pm daily. Cider Shop open daily. Free Parking, Free Play Park. -
Malvern
The Mount Pleasant Hotel is a family run hotel and restaurant that provides a relaxed, friendly country house atmosphere with excellent dining facilities. The hotel provides high standards of facilities and service, tailored by its staff for its guests. -
Ledbury
Eastnor Castle is a fairytale Georgian castle, dramatically situated in the foothills of the Malverns. -
Worcester
A beautiful 30 acre garden for all tastes and ages offering one of the largest private collections of plants outside the major botanical gardens. Enjoy glorious gardens, a deer park and wonderful Tea Room serving lunches and afternoon teas. -
Redditch
Oscars Restaurant and the Garden Bar boast some magnificent views overlooking the mature gardens and woodlands adding a relaxed atmosphere to your dining experience. -
Malvern
The Mulberry Tree Restaurant is part of the Mount Pleasant Hotel, a family run hotel that provides a relaxed, friendly country house atmosphere. We pride ourselves in our high levels of customer service. -
Worcester
Parties and groups are welcome, but prior booking is essential -
Kidderminster
Harvington Hall is an Elizabethan moated manor house with rare wall paintings & the largest series of priests hiding places in the country. -
Droitwich
National Trust parkland setting for William and Mary style country house venue (with 18th Century gardens) offering a visitor attraction option for a corporate conference or training course. -
Worcester
The Pump House Environment Centre is located in a refurbished waterworks in Barbourne, Worcester, close to the River Severn. Inside, visitors will find lots of information on environmental issues, and a warm welcome in the café and shop. -
Malvern
Holloways and The Glasshouse Café is a day out to appeal to anyone who loves their garden and food! -
Redditch
The Orangery is a relaxed restaurant located at Old Rectory House and offers authentic Mediterranean cuisine as well as more traditional dishes and Afternoon Teas. -
Malvern
Prior's Hall, C. 1480, of former Benedictine Monastery. Library, Religious Vestments, Embroideries, Paintings. 10 acre garden - lakes, spring bulbs, blossom, old roses and shrubs. -
Worcester
Commandery Coffee is a local, independent artisan coffee shop. Situated within the historic Commandery, with seats in the beautiful canal-side garden, enjoy artisan coffee, loose leaf teas, and a delicious range of homemade food including gluten free & vegan options. -
Stourport-on-Severn
Great Witley Parish Church has the most stunning interior of any Baroque church in England. Attached to, although not part of, English Heritage's Witley Court, entry is free and there is a display about the history of the court and church.
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