Last month as part of Afternoon Tea week I went to the Park Regis hotel at Five Ways, Birmingham to have afternoon tea. Food is served in their restaurant which has a modern classic look with views over the city.
Tea was English breakfast with as many refills as we wanted. Firstly we were served an amuse Boucher; a salmon mousse served in a pastry scone.
Sandwiches were:
- Cucumber and mint and Cream cheese
- Honey roast gammon ham with Dijon mustard
- Rare roast beef with Horseradish and tomato, brioche bun
- Smoked salmon and chive creme fraîche wrap
Next were the scones and the homemade fruit scone with clotted cream and conserve was delicious.
Concerning the other scone I was glad I was paying attention before I layered jam and cream on it. There were great bits in the scone. It turns out it was a savoury Cheddar cheese and chive scone. Oh how strange that would have tasted with cream and jam. It was delicious but we weren’t told it was a savoury scone and was served alongside the jam and cream.
The cakes and sweets were:
- Blackberry passion fruit lollipop
- Mango, sour cherry granules
- Jasmine green tea macaroon
- Salted caramel and chocolate mousse
- Jivara sponge, Cherry chiboust, orange sablé breton
- Raspberry and pistachio opera cake.
All totally delicious. Apart from the shock of nearly putting cream and jam on a savoury scone, everything was delicious. The afternoon tea at The Park Regis Hotel is priced at £24. They also serve a gentlman’s and a Hendricks gin afternoon tea which are both priced at £29. Booking is required.
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I love a good afternoon tea and this looks like a great one! That amuse bouche is very unusual and the whole spread is a little bit different to traditional – but looks delicious.
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Wow!!! What incredible looking food!! Never been for afternoon tea but want to even more now!
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Oh wow looks amazing! I’m going for afternoon tea next Friday in London and I can’t wait!!
Hope you enjoy your afternoon tea
Wish I was there right now!
Oh my goodness that all looks so delicious! I just adore afternoon tea, the whole lot of it little sandwiches, all of the cakes… and the cheeky champagne ones are my total fave!
I’m a cocktail fan lol
Oh my goodness I’m salivating! That all looks incredible!
I love afternoon tea. This looks awesome, i’m having cravings!
What a wonderful way to spend the afternoon. I would love to do something like this one day soon.
Loving the photos. Looks very snazzy x
Your pictures are so inviting! I love tea any time of the day. This is quite an experience!
Oh my, these look so good! Your photos are beautiful! Now I really want scones.. haha!