Bebopping…
Vintage 1960s Routemaster double-decker bus offering London sightseeing tours paired with multi-course afternoon tea featuring sandwiches, scones, and homemade cakes. Themed variants available for Peppa Pig, Paddington Bear, Christmas, and special occasions, with onboard entertainment, screens showing guided animations, and sing-along activities for younger riders. Also operates a bakery café in Covent Garden.
Elegant afternoon tea experience in a fairytale-like Georgian room on the 4th floor with aqua-patterned carpets, bright lights and piano music. Signature fresh-baked scones with Fortnum's strawberry preserve and clotted cream, alongside delicate finger sandwiches and patisserie. Children's menu available for ages 4-10 with finger sandwiches, scones and hot chocolate or juice.
Roald Dahl-themed afternoon tea experience in London's Covent Garden, featuring savouries and sweets named after characters and objects from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Highlights include snozzberry jam scones, caramel chocolate milkshake mixed by waterfall, fluffy candy floss, and beetroot macarons. Wonka-inspired decor with fizzy lifting bubbles and theatrical presentations.
A collaboration between viral cake brand GET BAKED and specialty popcorn shop Godfrey's in the heart of Covent Garden. Known for decadent, Instagram-worthy creations including the signature 24-layer Bertha cake that sells out within minutes. A nostalgic venue blending cinema heritage with contemporary indulgence.
Whimsical Alice in Wonderland-themed afternoon tea featuring character-named sandwiches, scones, and imaginative desserts served in the Sanderson Hotel's courtyard. Menus hidden in vintage books, teapots adorned with kings and queens, and enchanting table details create immersive theatrical dining. Little Hatters menu caters to younger children with simplified sweet and savoury options.
Indian restaurant housed in a converted Victorian railway transit shed on Stable Street. Inspired by nostalgic Bombay cafés, it spans three floors with a mezzanine, loft overlooking an open kitchen, and a 1930s-style basement cocktail bar. Staff actively guide families toward milder dishes like Murgh Malai and naan; separate children's menu available alongside standard offerings (note: even the kid’s dishes can be a tad spicy). Etch-a-sketch and coloring sheets with crayons on hand to keep kids entertained.
Award-winning themed afternoon tea blending science, physics and culinary creativity into an interactive dining experience. Food served in petri dishes, chocolate spacemen and dinosaur biscuits emerge from theatrical dry ice and rocket-shaped stands. Children make their own coloured lemonades using pipettes and test tubes, with hands-on experiments woven through the meal.
A newly built café perfectly positioned between Primrose Hill's children's playground and open-air gym. Serves hot and cold drinks, wraps, sandwiches, snacks, cakes and ice cream with vegan and vegetarian options. Large interior with outdoor terrace and limited seating, situated steps from one of London's most iconic views across the city skyline.
A fairy-tale-themed candy and dessert shop decorated like a gingerbread house come to life. Handmade gelato, bubble waffles, chimney cakes, and an extensive pick-and-mix selection. Interactive sweet-making workshops available, plus seasonal themed events including Santa visits.
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