Description: Not too far from Neal Street, you can find the Willy Wonka of tea shops, aptly named “The Tea House”. I have bought an array of tea’s from here, from mango infused black tea’s to cinnamon dotted chai’s and even an elephant tea strainer. I would take my time, speak to the lovely staff and really indulge in that British spirit.

Description: Now you’re done looking through assorted teas, pop over actually enjoy afternoon tea. Whittard of Chelsea only serves rightly brewed teas along with an assortment of tea classic accompaniments. A warm scone with a blob of clotted cream and raspberry jam, and a lightly cup of Earl Grey warms any heart. Whittard of Chelsea also offers savoury options scotch eggs and meat pies slices.

Description: Tea comes in all shapes and sizes, even in the shape of bubbles. The Taiwanese bubble tea phenomena has hit London streets like a delicious storm. Biju Bubble Tea Room serves up tapioca bubbles, and fruit and milk variations, so you can create something to truly delight in. I personally keep it classic in a creamy Milk bubble tea. You’re not drinking cream but it’s churned constantly that you’ll almost think you were. For those who enjoy things without a sweetener, they also offer tea’s without sugar: a great compromise for a bit of gluttony.