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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Bewdley
West Midland Safari Park has a great line up of fantastic family entertainment for the summer season this year. -
Malvern
Our Sunday carvery we believe is the best around. Located upstairs in the Dame Laura Knight Suite, the views are stunning and there is a choice of three meats and plentiful of fresh vegetables. Served every Sunday 12.00pm till 3.00pm -
Bromyard
Come along to Ralph Court Gardens and enjoy our 12 amazing gardens. Set in the grounds of a gothic rectory, you can be transported around the world from Italy to Africa. Enter into our fantasy world! -
Evesham
This traditional farm shop recently featured in BBC Countryfile & Bill's Tasty Weekends. We sell fruit & vegetables, dairy products, sausages & pies & stock local honey, beer & cider & produce preserves & home-baked goodies. -
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. -
Worcester
Brockhampton Estate is a traditionally farmed estate and medieval manor house. -
Ledbury
Eastnor Castle is a fairytale Georgian castle, dramatically situated in the foothills of the Malverns. -
Malvern
Holloways and The Glasshouse Café is a day out to appeal to anyone who loves their garden and food! -
Broadway
A day on the railway such as the GWR offers value for money and an insight into a gentler age of train travel. This re-creation of a bygone era is dynamic, active and exciting. -
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. -
Bromsgrove
Becketts have been farming in Wythall, south Birmingham, for 80 years. Our mission is to bring fresh food and farming closer to our customers. We now comprise of a Farm Shop, Family Restaurant, Conference Facility and Cookery School. -
Bromsgrove
Avoncroft is an award-winning open-air museum with a collection of rescued historic buildings spanning 700 years of history. Also home to the National Telephone Kiosk Collection. -
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
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.
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