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Afternoon Tea for Two at Patisserie Valerie £25 @ Red Letter Days
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Enjoy a taste of the most quintessential of British pastimes with a magnificent selection of afternoon tea delights at Patisserie Valerie. Opening its doors in 1926 in Soho London, Madame Valerie unleashed fine continental cakes and pastries to the masses and the rest is history. Sample the finest of finger treats, scrumptious cakes and scones with clotted cream and jam, accompanied by tea as British as the occasion. A splendid way to treat someone or the perfect surprise for celebrating a special occasion, why not savour a slice of this famous tradition?
Relax at Patisserie Valerie with an afternoon tea for two
Enjoy a selection of sandwiches, cakes and scones with tea
Perfect for any occasion
* Sign up to our emails and receive 10% off your first order as a thank you!
You can still recived extra discount for it 😏
Enjoy a taste of the most quintessential of British pastimes with a magnificent selection of afternoon tea delights at Patisserie Valerie. Opening its doors in 1926 in Soho London, Madame Valerie unleashed fine continental cakes and pastries to the masses and the rest is history. Sample the finest of finger treats, scrumptious cakes and scones with clotted cream and jam, accompanied by tea as British as the occasion. A splendid way to treat someone or the perfect surprise for celebrating a special occasion, why not savour a slice of this famous tradition?
Relax at Patisserie Valerie with an afternoon tea for two
Enjoy a selection of sandwiches, cakes and scones with tea
Perfect for any occasion
* Sign up to our emails and receive 10% off your first order as a thank you!
You can still recived extra discount for it 😏
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Edited by a community support team member, 22 April 2023
13 Comments
sorted byAt the time, the tea/coffee was fine, as were the scones. I felt the sandwiches were a bit bland not very fresh and the cakes were just tiny versions of the ones in the shop window.
£10 was OK, wouldn’t pay any more.
But if there's a choice between this and cafe rouge, I would go for rouge... Their sandwich /rolls or croques are a lot better (edited)