Stumbled in after a stroll by the river. The inside is just so pretty, all soft lighting and warm wood. It felt like a little escape. Sat outside for a bit too, which was lovely with the breeze. A really nice spot to pause.

Nice spot for a relaxed afternoon tea. The scones were lovely, but the real star was the tea list &ndash; found a great Oolong that paired perfectly.

Been coming here for years, and the afternoon tea is always spot on. Those scones? Still warm from the oven every single time. You can tell they don&#39;t cut corners.

Been here a few times for the full English. Portion&#39;s just right, not too big. The afternoon tea is nice too, a decent spread. Prices are fair for what you get. It&#39;s a comfortable spot.

The Assam was robust, a proper malty brew that held up well even after the pot cooled a bit. The large pot size is a plus, lets the leaves really open up. The oolong selection looked interesting too.

Lovely spot for brunch. The salmon and eggs were just right, not too heavy. Service was friendly and unhurried, which I really appreciate. Tables are a bit close together, but it didn&#39;t spoil the relaxed feel.

Lovely little tea room. The afternoon tea was generous - two rounds of sandwiches, a big scone, and a proper slice of cake. The tea selection was decent, though I would have loved a glass of something sparkling to go with it. No rush at all, which was nice.

Well, this is how it should be done and they have a prize for best afternoon tea 2025 to prove it. Friendly but efficient service, wide selection of teas brewed perfectly. Interesting sandwiches, and you can keep eating your favorites. Scones with slightly unusual jams. Delicious cakes, not too sweet. We also had an excellent pianist playing Elton John extemporised. Well he would, having toured Australia with him. The Moonlight Lounge and hotel in general are top notch. We will be back.

The food is always fresh and tasty. But the coffee&#39;s a bit hit or miss. Had a lovely cappuccino last week, but today&#39;s was just okay. Still a nice spot for a quiet lunch.

Fabulous all around. It&rsquo;s across from Kensington Gardens so it&rsquo;s a perfect stop after touring there. The seating was very cozy. The staff was amazing. The tea and the food were fabulous.

The staff at this cafe are incredibly friendly and attentive, which really enhances the overall experience. I appreciated the personal touch and the effort they put into making guests feel welcome.

Been coming here for years, and their chai is the reason. Always consistent. The kadak one is my go-to &ndash; strong, spiced just right, never watery. Tastes like home.

The swings are a fun touch, but the real star was the house gin &amp; tonic. Perfectly balanced, and it went surprisingly well with the salty fries we ordered. A nice spot to linger with a good drink.

Staff were lovely and the place had a nice vibe. Food was tasty, but the portion sizes felt a bit small for the price. I left still feeling a bit peckish, which was a shame.

The tea menu is huge, with hundreds of blends. It&#39;s a nice spot for trying something new. I found a few really decent ones. The service was a bit slow to get the check, but otherwise fine.

The staff at Flemings are incredibly attentive and friendly, going above and beyond to ensure a memorable experience. Their warm hospitality truly enhances the afternoon tea.

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