The British Museum: Afternoon Tea
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Enjoy Afternoon Tea at the British Museum and experience one of the most traditional tea breaks in London
Dedicated to the human history, culture and art of the United Kingdom, the British Museum houses a huge collection of about eight million artefacts from around the world. Now, you're invited to join them under the famous glass roof of the Great Court Restaurant for a magical afternoon tea in London!
With over eight million artefacts and over 80,000 on display at one time, there's so many things to do at the British Museum. Whether it's exploring the exhibitions or analysing the artefacts, there's something to entertain everyone.
Why look for food near the British Museum when you can eat in the British Museum?
After an enjoyable day exploring the stunning halls of one of the best museums in the UK, head to the British Museum's 'Great Court Restaurant' for a beautiful vintage afternoon tea.
Afternoon Tea:
- Date: Daily,
- Time: 11:30-17:00 (last sitting at 16:00)
- Duration: 1-2 hours
- Options: Served with Prosecco or Champagne
- Please note: Read More Info for dietary information.
- Advanced booking is essential, but walk-ins may be available on the day.
The British Museum: Afternoon Tea
Visit The British Museum and enjoy family-friendly Afternoon Tea in London as you dine underneath the iconic glass dome roof! Suitable for all ages
The British Museum: Afternoon Tea with Prosecco
Fancy a bite to eat and a glass of bubbly in the capital city? Book the British Museum now for a great Afternoon Tea with Prosecco! 18+ only
The British Museum,
Great Russell Street,
London
How to find us
Address: The British Museum, Great Russell Street, WC1B 3DG
What3Words: slam.pilots.castle
By Car:
- Sat Nav: WC1B 3DG
- Parking: The London Bloomsbury car park is only three minutes walk away.
By Tube:
The nearest tube stations are:
- Tottenham Court Road (Five minutes away)
- Holborn (Seven minutes away)
- Russell Square (Seven minutes away)
- Goodge Street (Eight minutes away)
By Bike:
- Great Russell Street: Bike racks outside the main entrance
- Montague Street: Bike racks available on the corner
- Accessible
- Food and drink
- Toilets
- Museum map
The afternoon tea can range from anywhere between one and two hours, with most visitors taking around 1.5 hour to enjoy their experience.
Located under the iconic latticed glass roof of the British Museum's Great Court, the Great Court Restaurant offers a refined dining experience with a casual feel.
The British Museum can only cater to the following dietary restrictions:
- Vegetarian
- Pescatarian
- Nut Free
They are unable to provide options for:
- Gluten Free
- Dairy Free
- Lactose Free
- Halal
- Vegan