The Georgian at Harrods

I had the pleasure of enjoying afternoon tea, and it was truly a delightful experience! The selection of teas, pastries, and finger sandwiches was impeccable, and every item was freshly prepared and delicious. A special mention goes to Denis, who provided outstanding service. He was warm, attentive, and made the entire experience feel extra special with his thoughtful touch. His attention to detail and friendly demeanor really enhanced the afternoon. Highly recommend this spot for anyone looking for a charming and relaxing tea experience!

Stunning venue and incredible food! The recently renovated Georgian restaurant - a little hidden on the 4th floor of Harrods - has had a spectacular make over, meaning that dining there now is akin to what it might’ve been like during the golden age of travel in a luxury cruise ship. Beautiful decor and huge chandeliers with a resident pianist to accompany the meal. It’s renowned for its pies - we had a lobster one and a chicken one, both superb - but their signature is a lamb pie for two. Starters and snacks were also packed with flavour, and the nostalgic dessert of trifle was among the best I’ve ever eaten. The service - from the welcome by Denis, the wine served by an enthusiastic Hungarian gentleman, and Shah our waitress, was spot on, efficient and friendly but not over-bearing. A great visit all round - and I’d imagine their afternoon tea (which they serve earlier in the day) is just as good as well!

This was a great experience to have tea at The Georgian. The food was excellent and well presented. Staff were very attentive. Decor was grand and tables well enough apart, so you didn't feel cramped. We had a sofa booth. I would definitely go again. The only drawback was that the toilets were a bit of a walk away and if you are elderly or disabled you may find that difficult.

It was a fabulous experience! Me and my friend came for the afternoon tea and were greeted by great staff and amazing service! Kudos for Dennis who served us extra special. He even chose the best tea for us. The desserts are soooo delicious. We’ll be dreaming of it and we will definitely come back and look for Dennis. Thanks a mil! ♥️

I recently visited The Georgian at Harrods for afternoon tea, and while the environment is undeniably beautiful, the overall experience left much to be desired. Sandwiches: The bread, particularly the brown and sun-dried varieties, was dry, which overshadowed the otherwise impressive fillings.Scones: Unfortunately, the scones were overly crumbly and not gluten-free, as confirmed by the waitress. Scones are often the heart of afternoon tea, and this was a letdown. Service: The supervisor lacked warmth and was unhelpful, approaching our table with a cool and indifferent demeanour . For such a high-end experience, the lack of hospitality was disappointing. Ambiance: While the environment was lovely, the pianist was situated very close to our table, making it difficult for my friend and me to hear each other. It disrupted what should have been a relaxing and intimate afternoon. For the premium price, I expected much better service, a well-thought-out ambiance, and a memorable culinary experience. Sadly, The Georgian fell short, and I won’t be returning.

My, oh my. What an absolute treat having afternoon tea at The Georgian was. Stunning settings, simple but classy and elegant. Warm and inviting ambience. Luckily, we were welcomed and seated immediately. It was just after midday, so the venue was quiet, and we had privacy, and we weren't overlooked. Our waiter Harold was a complete darling. The food was superb. Sandwich and savoury selection was delicious, and we were able to have second helpings. The tea selection was phenomenal. The variety may be overwhelming for some, but nonetheless, fantastic. Our scones were warm and freshly baked with the different accompanied selection of homemade jams, all of which were extremely tasty. The cakes and pastries were incredible and again, you could also get second helpings. We weren't rushed, and we could take as long as we liked. Staff kept a check but wasn't imposing. A pianist played as the venue became busy. There were many solo diners, too. We were so full up, we couldn't manage to eat everything and so we were able to take our food home, we were also given a little extra. By far, this was a lovely experience and an absolute must for those who love afternoon tea.

The staff, upon arrival, are attentive from the start. You are prepped for your experience once you reach your table. Everything was beautifully placed. The Harrods Brut Champagne was dazzling! If I did the tea again, I wouldn't do the vegan tea. The sandwiches were not very flavorful. The scones were great, and most of the pastries were also good. The White Peony Tea was amazing! It was an experience that I do recommend. With that being said, I would ask more about what's to be served, maybe before arrival based on preferences.

We went to celebrate our wedding anniversary with a special treat for afternoon tea. We were sent an email to confirm and it asks you to advise of any all etc. and also upload a picture so that they can recognize you and greet you on arrival. They didn’t recognize us in arrival…. But we were taken to a lovely table in a booth. The restaurant is beautifully decorated as it was recently refurbished and has lovely chandeliers and plush booths. Our servers were pleasant enough. But service was a little slow. Started with 3 sandwiches a caramelised onion tartlet and one other savoury. You could have seconds but we didn’t as we weren’t sure how much more was going to arrive. Sandwiches were delicious. Next were the cakes which were 3 cakes and then a fruit and regular scone served with clotted cream and a choice of 4 homemade jams. Cakes were nice but very rich. Overall a nice atmosphere with a pianist playing. I would suggest requesting a booth as some tables were very close to each other that were not in booths. A little expensive at £75 with an additional service charge on top. Nice place for a special occasion.