Malmaison
Malmaison is in a very prime location of Newcastle’s, which is by the Quayside with the view of tyne river, on the outskirts of the city. From their afternoon tea menu egg mayo and cress rolls, scones, and cakes are all included, along with some unique items with an interesting twist like a Prawn cocktail. The Malmaison offers many plant-based substitutes so that vegetarians can still enjoy themselves. Prosecco, champagne, or a cocktail variant can also be added to your afternoon tea.
Price: £16.50 per person for a classic cream tea, £29.50 for Malmaison afternoon tea.
Location: Quayside, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 3DX
Cafe 21 at Fenwick
Café 21 is the place to be whether you need a caffeine and croissant pick-me-up in the middle of the morning or a decadent afternoon tea treat. In the centre of Newcastle, there is a fancy French restaurant called Cafe 21 at Fenwick. However, pastries continue to be its hallmark, and afternoon tea is the ideal time to try some. Sandwiches with chicken and tarragon mayonnaise, cherry and almond tarts, and raspberry and rose macaroons are also a must-try. There are only three tea options because sweet sweets are the main attraction.
Price: £50 for two people, £60 with champagne
Location: 39 Northumberland Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 7AF
Hotel du Vin
For those looking to stay in the neighbourhood of Ouseburn, which is populated with pubs, Hotel du Vin is a well-liked choice. Here, typical afternoon tea food is offered alongside a variety of vegan options, such as croxton manor cheese and pickles on malted bread for a savoury snack. Victorian sponge roulade cake is one of the sweets. For drinks they have different tea blends. The variety of teas is entertaining and distinctive, with titles like “Nearly Nirvana,” “Fruit Salad,” and “Dozy Girl.” To top it off you can add cocktails or champions to your afternoon tea!
Price: £29.95 per person, with an additional charge for champaign.
Where: City Road, Byker, NE1 2BE
