Afternoon Tea At 1539 - Críticas y comentarios

Very disappointing visit for afternoon tea. Sandwiches were just presented on white sliced bread cut like children’s soldier slices. Only a small amount of jam...

Expensive but you get what you pay for. Cant fault it. Amazing cakes. Would deffo go again.The loos are immaculate.

We booked afternoon tea for a diamond wedding anniversary celebration for a party of 7. We were feeling slightly apprehensive after the unhelpful phone call to...

Sophie greeted us warmly, but we would have preferred a single table instead of two small tables pushed together as we had asked. Unfortunately, the desserts th...

Wonderful afternoon at the grosvenor for afternoon tea. Saiful who served us was very attentive. Mire than enough food, we didn’t eat for the rest of the day! T...

We had the Afternoon tea. The food was ok, but way overpriced. But the main problem was the service. The staff were sullen and not attentive. The coffee and tea...

Food was nice, surroundings was nice, it was just very over priced for what you actually got. Would I go again, no not really

We booked a table for six, for our mothers 80th Birthday treat, but left disappointed. The service and some of the food was way below what we had expected. Two...

Certain of the items served were very good i.e. the fish sandwich and the salmon sandwich but the sandwiches were very poorly filled and not very appetising.. A...

Understated elegance. Great range of teas. Sandwiches good. Cakes superb. Local fine bone china. In contrast to the most recent previous review we found the sta...

solid hotel though could use a bit of sprucing up, nothing major.__solid service greeted at the door, indivudal desks to check in.

Based on my knowledge I can safely say that 'The Grosvenor' is a class act with a regal background aligned to the fact that it is owned by and named after

I chose to go her for my 40th Birthday as a treat with my family (I didn't dare look at the price but I think the A la Carte menu was around £85 per