THE King's coronation weekend is here and people across the country are celebrating British culture, so we thought about what Brits love - tea and cake.
We have gathered a list of 14 of the best places to have afternoon tea in Berkshire, according to TripAdvisor ratings, readers opinions and Google search.
Here are some of the best afternoon teas in the county to help you celebrate the British classic.
1. Kempton's, Sunningdale Park
Kempton's is rated 4.5 stars on Trip Advisor and is described as "a stylish venue, set in a beautiful listed building."
One reviewer said: "Amazing afternoon tea, great service, immaculate venue."
Another agreed, calling it a "gorgeous location for afternoon tea!"
Kempton's is offering a coronation themed afternoon from April 29 to May 13.
2. Cliveden House, Taplow
Cliveden House has 4.5 stars on Trip Advisor as is described as "One of the world's finest luxury hotels, this grand stately home is set in the heart of the Berkshire countryside."
One reviewer called it an "exquisite affair"
Another commented: "The Afternoon Tea in the Dining Room was a wonderful experience with a full range of fresh sandwiches, scones and mini cakes."
The Great Royal Gardens afternoon tea is from £50 per person. Add champagne for £68 per person.
3. Hare and Hounds, Newbury
The Hare and Hounds, in Newbury, has been voted one of the best in the South East as 94 pubs and bars across the country were recognised as the 2023 National Pub & Bar Awards County winners.
The pub has 4 stars on Trip Advisor.
One reviewer said it is "very hard to fault this place".
Afternoon tea is served from 12pm to 5pm on Monday to Saturday.
Photo by Hare and Hounds, Newbury
4. Easthampstead Park, Wokingham
Described as "a beautiful Victorian mansion set in the Berkshire countryside. It is surrounded by 60 acres of woodland, parkland and formal gardens", Easthampstead Park has 4 stars on Trip Advisor.
One review said: "This was the best quality afternoon tea we have had for along time, and the staff made it memorable."
Another said: "Very lucky to have been served a gluten free and dairy free afternoon tea which was so delicious!"
The afternoon tea is from £35 per person.
5. De Vere Wokefield, Reading
The hotel has been transformed after a £10million renovation. It has 4 stars on Trip Advisor.
One reviewer said they had an "excellent experience".
Another said they "cannot recommend it [afternoon tea] enough".
Afternoon tea is from £22 per person. Have the champagne afternoon tea from £34 per person.
6. Blandy's at Inglewood, Hungerford
Blandy's has got a 4.5 star rating on Trip Advisor.
One reviewer said: "Absolutely fabulous afternoon tea
"Visited Blandys after having spa treatments at Natura. A wonderful afternoon tea to celebrate my parents wedding anniversary."
Blandy's is offering a coronation themed afternoon from April 29 to May 13.
7. Taplow House, Taplow
Described as "a stunning Georgian retreat situated on the border between Berkshire and Buckinghamshire", Taplow House has got a 4 star rating on Trip Advisor.
One reviewer said: "On arrival we had a Cream Tea waiting for us, The scones were nice and warm and fluffy with jam and cream and a choice of teas. That was a lovely welcome."
Another called it a "nice hidden gem".
A coronation themed afternoon tea is on offer for £29.95 per person.
8. Coworth Park, Ascot
The hotel has 4.5 stars on Trip Advisor and is described as a "luxurious country house hotel on the borders of Windsor Great Park".
One reviewer said it is "nothing short of perfection"
Another commented on the price: "Three champagne teas came in at about £225, so not cheap but comparable to other high class establishments such as Cliveden or Fortnum and Mason."
The award-winning afternoon tea is from £75 per person.
9. Cantley House Hotel, Wokingham
With 4 stars on Trip Advisor, Cantley House Hotel is described as "Victorian Country House Hotel set in 50 acres of beautiful Berkshire parkland".
One reviewer said: "Thank you Cantley house hotel again this year for a wonderful Halloween afternoon tea & trail. This is our 2nd year doing this, and this years was even better than last years and last years was amazing too."
The hotel offers themed afternoon teas including Halloween and meet Santa experiences.
Traditional afternoon tea is from £28 per person. Add champagne for £38 per person.
10. Macdonald Windsor Hotel, Windsor
According to Trip Advisor, the hotel is "coveted with a multitude of awards for exceptional customer service and sustainability". It has 4.5 stars on Trip Advisor.
One reviewer called it a "wonderful welcome to the UK".
Another said: "We had champagne and plenty of tea and coffee. The service was excellent. Looking forward to going back soon for another afternoon tea. Would highly recommend".
Traditional afternoon tea is from £30 per person.
11. The Ivy, Windsor
Part of the high-end restaurant chain, The Ivy in Windsor has 4 stars on Trip Advisor.
One review said: "The afternoon tea was amazing and very good quality."
For £29.95 per person, The Ivy serve afternoon tea everyday from 3pm to 5pm.
The Ivy is decked out, ready for the coronation
12. The Roseate, Reading
The Roseate has a 4.5 star review on Trip Advisor.
One reviewer said: "Started with a delicious afternoon tea. The food was lovely, beautifully presented and very filling."
Another commented: "We had an afternoon tea booked, the selection was fantastic and is hands down the best afternoon tea I've had."
Afternoon tea is served every day between 12.30pm and 4.30pm.
13. Crowne Plaza, Reading
Described as a hotel "on the banks of the River Thames provides a tranquil venue easily accessible from the M4". The hotel has 4 stars on Trip Advisor.
One reviewer said: "The food was amazing, the afternoon tea was one of the best I've had!"
Another agreed saying it was "one of our favourite afternoon teas for a long time!!"
14. Cafe Rouge, Windsor
Part of the French restaurant chain, the Windsor shop has 3.5 stars on Trip Advisor.
One reviewer called it the "best afternoon tea experience" before stating that "my sister and I tried their afternoon tea with extra order of camembert burger and fries and everything was really delicious!"
Another said: "The afternoon tea was delicious and it was a great treat for all of us."
The traditional afternoon tea is £17.99 per person. Add 90 minutes of bottomless Prosecco for £15 per person.
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