Tower of London Afternoon Tea

March 7, 2015
London Tower

The Knight’s Lounge is a light and airy space where you can relax with an aperitif, or refuel with a light snack after a long day in the City. The inviting lounge area features comfortable sofas and impressive floor-to-ceiling windows, and leads on to the Tower Grill restaurant where you can enjoy a sit-down meal.

The extensive drinks list features a choice selection of wines, spirits and cocktails, as well as exclusive mocktails, premium liquors and pitchers to share. A wide selection of food is also available – ranging from salads and sandwiches to modern tapas-style dishes for sharing.

Traditional afternoon tea is also served in the Knight’s Lounge daily between 14:00 and 17:00 hrs. Our indulgent offering includes freshly brewed loose-leaf tea, with finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones and delicious pastries handmade on site.

You can even add a touch of extra sparkle by adding a glass of Champagne to your order!

The Knight’s Lounge is located on the Ground Floor, and is open 24 hours for hotel residents.

If you would like to pre-order afternoon tea or ask a question about the Knight’s Lounge, please use our general enquiry form. Alternatively, please call the Grange Tower Bridge switchboard on 020 7959 5000 to order by telephone. Should you have any special requests or dietary requirements, please advise the Knight’s Lounge ahead of your arrival.

Source: www.grangehotels.com

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