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A Taste of Britain

4.3 (492 reviews)
Open • 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Afternoon tea
Lisa Z.

Pretty overpriced for lackluster food. The sandwiches could be made at home at a fraction of the cost. Sweets were mediocre at best. It's a cute store but it's more for the experience than the taste. Nice to try once but would not do it again.

Tea room table by the window
Maryellen K.

This casually elegant tea room is a lovely spot for a celebratory lunch, full English tea experience, or simply a leisurely and light soup and sandwich (or salad) meal. Browse the British gifts and snack items in the attached shop as you wait for your table. If reservations aren't required, they're highly recommended because the few times we've been here it's been full. Fun atmosphere for a staycation lunch and the array of available teas is amazing. Our favorite this time was the summer seasonal Mai Tai, a refreshing, light, and fruity brew.

C. K. B.

Had a reservation and no problem with being seated right away but some of the seating is way too close which makes it really hard for conversation. The food service started with tea, and we opted for the full tea service which comes with Scone, tea sandwiches and dessert samples. All was good but the cucumber sandwiches were the best tasting out of the choices. Some other choices were the chicken salad, egg salad, turkey and roast beef. Desserts were ok but I only ate 1 of them...some were passed on. Note parking may be tough in this shopping area on busy days.

Full Afternoon Tea
Stephanie P.

We had a delightful tea time with fresh scones and tea sandwiches. The server made us feel welcome and let us take our time when ordering. We were here years ago and I think the storefront has been expanded a bit so all the store wares seemed to be well positioned and there was a fair amount to of selection of British goods. We look forward to our next visit.

Payal P.

Went to Taste of Britain for their Winter Wonderland tea. They offered complimentary mimosa or a blackcurrant spritzer. I got the blackcurrant spritzer. It was really bubbly and light. The menu had a bunch of tea options to try out. I really liked the Hummingbird almond cake tea. It had notes of almond and cinnamon. They put it in a big pot that I kept forgetting to strain out when putting in my teacup. There were several layers of food that were brought out in a tower. For the savory dishes, I really enjoyed the smoked salmon salad tea sandwich and spiced crab bisque. I wasn't a big fan of the Yorkshire pudding. The next layer had scones. The two scones on the plate were white chocolate and cranberry. It offered a nice wintery charm. It was served with clotted cream, lemon curd, and strawberry preserves. I really liked the quality/taste of the lemon curd and strawberry preserves. The sweets were on top of the tower. They had an amazing cheesecake bite that tasted like eggnog. They also had chocolate hazelnut cake and white chocolate almond petit four. The only dessert I really disliked was the minced pie which didnt taste like dessert at all.

Scones and Irish soda bread
Shirley D.

This St Patrick's specialty tea was hands down the best experience I have had yet! The food was all uniquely prepared and tasted delicious. Service was wonderful. The cafe is small but was well spaced out. Noise not an issue. Would 100% recommend and definitely will return.

Mike C.

Britain here I come! Such a gem this spot. My girlfriend and I exchanged gifts for the holidays, and I bought tea for two for the both of us at A Taste of Britain, the Winter Wonderland experience. We were served a pot of tea of our choosing and a towering tray of savories, scones, and sweets for each of us. Pro-Tip: You are supposed to start at the bottom of the tray aka savories and work your way up to end on the sweets. I am not going to detail every item placed on the tray, but I have uploaded a menu and will say the large scone they serve to you with choice of clotted cream, strawberry preserves, and lemon curd was sweet and delish. I was also pleasantly surprised with the sausage roll. When you walk inside the store, they have a very large and well laid out shop that you can buy items that are normally sold in Britain. If you cannot spare the time or money to travel to the UK, I highly recommend you dabble in this store, it is totally a feel-good vibe much like the feeling I get when I shop at World Markets. For the tea service this holiday season they even had Christmas Crackers (Christmas crackers are festive table decorations that make a snapping sound when pulled open, and typically contain a small gift, paper hat and a joke) on the table which I proceeded to crack open and wear the paper hat, hey now, I was definitely not the only one at the place who did it as other tables were sporting there paper hats and were totally soaking up the experience. If you are looking for a different kind of gift to give your loved ones this year, I highly recommend you purchase tickets to this experience for them. It will get them out of the house and create hopefully some wonderful memories : ) As always people SYOY!!!

More pretty china and spoon rests.

Very nice ambience and the teas were delicious. Service was fine as well. The tea sandwiches were mostly bread with little filling. Authentic tea sandwiches are made with delicate, thinly sliced bread, usually white, with filling appropriately proportioned to the bread. Pretty china was used. One full tea service plus a soup and a second pot of tea cost about 80.00 with tax and tip. Rather pricey for the quality, unfortunately. The yea with the caramel candy pieces tasted strangely artificial but the herbal blueberry tea was delicious. The tea shop was fun to browse and the tea pots and accessories for sale were very nice as well but again, quite pricey. This was our first time dining in Radnor, PA, so as a Philly suburb, this may be the standard here. Next time we will drive into the city for higher quality food.

A spritzer toast
April C.

We had the most lovely themed tea yesterday. It was a Mary Poppins themed tea which truly was practically perfect in every way. The servers were all dressed as penguins and we all happy and super friendly and attentive. There was a young lady there who was Mary Poopins who even sang A Spoonful of Sugar and she was outstanding. The tea was delightful. And the food excellent. Everything was fresh and well seasoned. The sweets were particularly delicious.

Went for the first time for my birthday in May and had such a wonderful time!! My two friends and I had the full afternoon tea and enjoyed it immensely. The tearoom is well decorated, bright, and the tableware was adorable! The waitress was so sweet and knowledgeable about the different teas, and the service was great. I loved the Glitzy Mama tea so much that I ended up buying a packet of the loose leaves to take home! I hope to come here again soon.

Eugene A.

Enjoy High Tea in a fun space with delicious sandwiches, scones, and desserts. You can go ala carte or prix fixe with both being very reasonable for what you get. The service was five stars (Thanks Robin!). A cute store attached with all kinds of British themed knickknacks, gifts, and tea related items. Dress was a mix of very casual jeans to suit coats. Highly recommend!

Entrance
Angela D.

Loved the full afternoon tea experience. It was great that you get to pick your flavor of sandwich and scone! My favorite was the turkey and cranberry little sandwich and the cherry/almond scone was delicious! We got the September scone of the month and that was my mom's favorite. My favorite tea was the creamy caramel. It was a little loud, but that means that people were talking and enjoying themselves, so I can't complain too much. They have a really nice gift shop too! Service was nice and food came out really quick. Reservations recommended. I'd happily take my mom Back here again, she loved the experience!

Pot of Tea
Justin B.

My wife wanted to do some fancy tea. The places she had visited before were in center city. I didn't want to deal with the parking situation. So I jumped on Yelp and found this place. Made reservations for their valentines special. Super cute place. Delectable little treats tower for valentines. It had savory and sweet. Honestly I liked the savory options more. We got a surprise deviled egg with fried prosciutto. I can't explain how god it was. Ahi tuna on little crispy bead. That was delicious. These mini mushroom soup shooters. Those were so good we bought a quart of the soup on the way out. The only thing I wasn't keen on was the flank steak sandwich. That was kinda weird. Crab meat and pea balls that were just amazing. The red velvet scone was surprisingly not sweet and came with jelly, butter, and a lemon spread. Lemon spread was the best but not on red velvet. I thought the butter was something cool at first and took a bit bite of it. I picked one of their teas specials. The snow angel. We left very full. Oh at the start I got a complimentary sparkling drink and she got a mimosa.

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