The Parlour Customer Reviews
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Nestled inside the historic Great Scotland Yard Hotel, The Parlour offers a refined and relaxed setting in central London, perfect for unwinding before a music-filled evening. Known for its quintessentially British afternoon tea, this stylish lounge blends traditional charm with modern sophistication—think velvet armchairs, artful pastries, and a calm, luxurious vibe that sets the tone for a perfect day out.
Just moments away from some of London's most iconic concert venues, The Parlour is a go-to spot for those looking to elevate their pre-show plans with a touch of indulgence.
Concert-goers love The Parlour for its peaceful atmosphere and proximity to live music venues like the Royal Festival Hall and Trafalgar Square hotspots. It offers a calm, elegant alternative to the typical loud and busy pre-show bars. Service is attentive and efficient, meaning you can enjoy your tea and still make it to the venue on time. The afternoon tea is served until late afternoon, making it a perfect stop for early evening shows.
Reviews praise the “exquisite presentation” of the afternoon tea, with many noting the seasonal menus and inventive savoury bites. Guests on TripAdvisor and Opentable highlight the “impeccable service” and “beautiful surroundings,” with one reviewer calling it “a hidden gem just off Whitehall.” Many mention how it’s a welcome, quiet retreat before heading into the buzz of a concert night.
Some visitors mention that it’s not the fastest choice if you're in a real rush—afternoon tea is meant to be savoured, after all. Also, while not overly expensive, it’s not the cheapest bite either—more of a splurge for those who want to treat themselves.
If you're after a relaxing, upscale pre-show experience just steps from the city's best music venues, The Parlour delivers with charm, class, and tea-time elegance.
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