Afternoon Tea at Pennyhill Park

We came in for afternoon tea for my sister’s birthday which I’d organised a few months earlier. The lady that looked after us was lovely and I could not fault her however there were a few issues. There was some broccoli stuck to the teapot that mum sister had, some of our cakes were extremely dry as was some of the bread with our sandwiches. The table runner was so creased up I was so shocked it wasn’t corrected before people came into the restaurant! For almost £200 for three people I did expect more sadly. I wouldn’t be going back for afternoon tea again.

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The room was chilly, all the doors to the reception area were open. The sandwich/cake stand looked lovely but we personally didn’t like the festive touches to the jam or macaroons. By the time we reached the top tier we had had enough and took the rest home but some cakes were dry and tasteless and some a bit gooey. Quite expensive and then a £20 service charge added. Piano player was very good, nice touch.

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A lovely afternoon tea. The food was delicious and we were given extra sandwiches. We couldn’t finish the cakes and we were given them in a box to take home. We had the Ascot tea and the waiter explained all about the drinks, which was a lovely touch. We have been before and will certainly go again.

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Spending an afternoon at this restaurant is a delightful experience. The food is delicious and the portion sizes are generous. Any leftover cake can be packed up to take home. It typically takes about 2 hours to enjoy afternoon tea here.

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Our waiter, Roy, provided excellent recommendations for tea, wine, and champagne. He was very friendly and couldn't do enough for us. The afternoon tea was beautiful, and we will definitely be returning.

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