The best halal afternoon tea in London

Enjoy afternoon tea in timeless surroundings with great views of Hyde Park at The Park Room. A traditional tea is served here and you can request halal options in advance. Expect sandwiches, scones, and sweet cakes and pastries, plus you can add non-alcoholic sparkling wine to make the experience more special.

Have tea in Covent Garden or on a roving double decker bus with Brigit's Bakery. This place is cute and pink and afternoon tea is the speciality, including themed afternoon tea bus tours. A choice of menus are offered for dietary needs, including a halal afternoon tea. Expect classic sweet and savoury nibbles and a choice of teas.

Afternoon tea gets a Chinese makeover at Kai. Alcoholic drinks are served but you can order a booze-free alternative, plus the food is halal. Afternoon tea here is intended to be a fun and social experience, served in the restaurant's upmarket dining space with striking murals and metallic touches.

Based in Knightsbridge, The Egerton House Hotel offers luxury accommodation and is also a favourite for afternoon tea. Served in the hotel's timeless and elegant drawing room, afternoon tea here is inclusive – just specify you'd like halal afternoon tea when booking. While enjoying your indulgent treat, you can also get your portrait painted by the in-house artist.

Themed on a traditional sweet shop, afternoon tea at The Chesterfield Mayfair is whimsical and fun for all ages. An award-winning afternoon tea is served at this luxurious destination, with several menus available, including an option for halal diners. You'll get surprising treats like giant Jazzies and a unique atmosphere here.

Situated within the opulent Mandarin Oriental hotel, The Rosebery offers a sophisticated setting in which to enjoy its acclaimed afternoon tea. If you're looking for halal afternoon tea in London, this is one of the most refined spots you can find, with the lounge exuding style and grace. Inspired by different seasonal themes, the halal afternoon tea here also includes an optional non-alcoholic pairing.

Based at luxurious sky-high hotel Shangri-La The Shard, Tíng offers stunning city views from its 35th floor location, as well as an inspiring menu of Asian-influenced dishes. A fully halal afternoon tea is served here, with optional mocktails to go with it as well. The menus change regularly and are often crafted in collaboration with other brands.

Award-winning hotel The Lanesborough offers luxurious and comfortable stays next to Hyde Park and is also a sought-after venue for afternoon tea. The fully halal afternoon tea menu features innovative and elegant treats served in the timeless setting of The Lanesborough Grill, complete with domed glass roof and chandeliers.

Luxurious and traditional hotel The Rubens at the Palace is in the heart of the city. As well as staying here, you can savour afternoon tea with views of Buckingham Palace. Diners get a classic selection of delicate sandwiches, scones, and sweets. A halal afternoon tea menu is available but you'll need to request it in advance.

Colourful dessert spot The Knot Churros in Knightsbridge serves a menu that's completely halal. The venue is fun and floral and there's an afternoon tea here that puts a twist on tradition. You'll munch on distinctive treats like mini brioche sandwiches, churros, candy floss, ice cream, and glittering popcorn, plus your choice of beverage.

Part of five-star hotel Taj 51, Kona is a stylish destination for an award-winning afternoon tea. The menu is suitable for halal diners, plus veggie and vegan options are available. You can try halal afternoon tea with an Indian twist here, or one of the regularly changing themed selections. The setting is sumptuous and contemporary, and all the teas served are halal-certified as well.

World-famous hotel The Ritz is the ultimate in luxury, and afternoon tea here is no exception. Served in timeless and opulent surroundings with chandeliers and crisp white tablecloths, you get a classic menu of sandwiches, scones, pastries, and cakes. A halal afternoon tea is available if you order it in advance.

North London is home to an independent tea room where the menu has a Middle Eastern influence. Little Tea House in Whetstone is popular for drinks and snacks as well as affordable halal afternoon tea with treats like halwa tart or chicken tikka pie. The charming venue has a cute and contemporary look.

Located in Park Lane, The Dorchester is an upmarket hotel that offers lavish accommodation. You can also visit for afternoon tea, with a halal-friendly afternoon tea menu available when requested in advance. Dishes are stylish and seasonal, served in a classic environment that feels luxurious.

Boasting an excellent location in Fitzrovia, the Sanderson is a retro-styled hotel with minimalist designer rooms and different dining experiences, including a halal afternoon tea themed after Lewis Carroll's “Alice in Wonderland”. The Mad Hatters afternoon tea features delightful treats inspired by the books, for example a Queen of Hearts cheesecake or a Drink Me peach bubble tea. A children's version is offered as well.