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There's no better place to enjoy Afternoon Tea than at Palm Court — the dazzling birthplace of this timeless tradition. But that's not all we offer. With all-day dining and a wide selection of luxurious beverages, you might find yourself spoilt for choice.
HOURS
7am - 11am, daily
12:30pm - 4pm, weekdays
12:30pm - 5pm, weekends
1pm - 4pm, weekdays
12:30pm - 5pm, weekends
RESERVATIONS
Ground Floor
OTHERS
Traditional British Afternoon Tea, all-day dining, Champagne
Indoor, 65 guests
Smart casual
Live Music: 1pm - 7pm, daily
THE CURIOUS GARDEN AFTERNOON TEA
Inspired by the Chelsea Flower Show 2026, Palm Court at The Langham, London presents the Curious Garden Afternoon Tea, available from 19 May to 20 June.
Rooted in The Curious Garden exhibit and reflecting King Charles III’s passion for nature and sustainable growing, the menu brings the landscape to the table through seasonal, ingredient-led design, from hedgerow elderflower and orchard fruits to urban wildflower honey.
Savouries feature delicate botanical touches, from nasturtium paired with aged beef sirloin to smoked Scottish salmon lifted by borage, alongside a courgette and elderflower tartelette. The pastry selection continues the theme with elegant creations including elderflower syllabub, mascarpone and apple sablé, and a grapefruit, honey and yoghurt tart made with Bermondsey wildflower honey.
Served with a curated selection of fine teas, the Curious Garden Afternoon Tea offers a refined seasonal experience.
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AFTERNOON TEA | CHILDREN'S AFTERNOON TEA
No-gluten, vegan, and vegetarian afternoon tea options are available.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Palm Court is celebrated as the "birthplace of afternoon tea." When The Langham opened in 1865, it was the first place to move this great Victorian invention from the drawing rooms of the aristocracy and into a refined yet accessible experience, enjoyed in the grand setting of a luxurious hotel.
The official dress code is Smart Casual. Guests are encouraged to dress for the occasion; while formal wear is not required, sportswear and flip-flops are generally discouraged.
Afternoon Tea is served from 1pm to 4pm on weekdays and from 12:30pm to 5pm on weekends. Breakfast is also available daily from 7am to 11am.
Yes. We offer dedicated menus for Vegan, Vegetarian, and No-Gluten Afternoon Tea. These menus are carefully crafted to provide the same luxury experience as our traditional tea. Whilst we take great care to avoid cross-contamination and cater safely for all guests, all dishes are prepared in our kitchens and may contain traces of other ingredients.
We offer a dedicated Children’s Afternoon Tea designed for younger guests (aged 12 and under), featuring a selection of edible and literary treats. In addition, we offer a range of children’s options within our Lounge Menu, ensuring there is something to suit younger guests throughout the day.
The menus are a prestigious collaboration between legendary culinary icon Michel Roux and Executive Pastry Chef Andrew Gravett, blending Victorian tradition with modern pastry techniques.
Yes, guests can enjoy live piano music daily from 1pm to 7pm, which enhances the elegant and timeless atmosphere of the Grand Hotel.
Reservations are highly recommended and can be made online via our website, by calling +44 (0) 20 7636 1000, or by emailing tllon.palmcourt@langhamhotels.com.