1. The Alice (The Randolph Hotel) – Elegant Alice in Wonderland-themed afternoon tea with traditional sandwiches, scones and artistic sweets; can include a glass of Nyetimber if you like.
2. The Ivy Oxford Brasserie – Popular spot on High Street offering a well-loved afternoon tea with a British twist and often champagne options.
3. Parsonage Grill – Traditional afternoon tea in a charming historic setting with classic sandwiches, scones and cakes.
Scenic Views & Unique Settings
4. Ashmolean Rooftop Restaurant – Afternoon tea with views across Oxford’s skyline from the museum rooftop terrace.
5. The Grand Café – Historic café on High Street, ideal for a classic British tea and cakes in a historic spot. (More casual than hotel teas.) The site is traditionally regarded as standing on the location of what many claim was the first coffee house in England (1650). The café is housed in a Grade II listed building with marble pillars and gold-leaf detailing, creating a traditional and elegant setting — especially popular for afternoon tea.
Saint Clair Valentine Oxford
Saint Clair Valentine is a charming patisserie and café on High Street in Oxford, England (OX1 4BJ). It’s known for its freshly made pastries, viennoiseries, cakes, and afternoon-tea experiences in a cozy yet elegant setting right in the heart of the city.
