Tea at the Ritz in London
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Hi,
At the Ritz, one *should* wear
men: a blue blazer, white shirt, rep tie, grey or white flannels, black shoes,
women: floral print dresss (below the knee), hat, gloves, black shoes
but they don't anymore.
Follow kaudrey's advice. (A tie for the gentleman would not be out of place.)
At the Ritz, one *should* wear
men: a blue blazer, white shirt, rep tie, grey or white flannels, black shoes,
women: floral print dresss (below the knee), hat, gloves, black shoes
but they don't anymore.
Follow kaudrey's advice. (A tie for the gentleman would not be out of place.)
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amk,
Check out this web page. Tons of information (incl. dress code) about tea places in London (and the UK), the Ritz included.
www.gofortea.com
Check out this web page. Tons of information (incl. dress code) about tea places in London (and the UK), the Ritz included.
www.gofortea.com
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Hi amk,
My husband and two children took tea at the Ritz 2 weeks ago. Jacket and tie (definitely)for men,and I wore a smart pair of trousers (pants)and a top.
It was a wonderful experience....the food was superb and service exquisite. You will need to book if you have not already done so......essential.Try gofortea.com or the Ritz direct for booking..but hurry. ! You will enjoy every mouthful. y29 for adults and half price for children. Not cheap but worth every penny for the experience. we are still talking about it. Enjoy!
My husband and two children took tea at the Ritz 2 weeks ago. Jacket and tie (definitely)for men,and I wore a smart pair of trousers (pants)and a top.
It was a wonderful experience....the food was superb and service exquisite. You will need to book if you have not already done so......essential.Try gofortea.com or the Ritz direct for booking..but hurry. ! You will enjoy every mouthful. y29 for adults and half price for children. Not cheap but worth every penny for the experience. we are still talking about it. Enjoy!
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I recently did a search for tea in london on t his site and read a delightful trip summary from a woman who went to tea. I cannot remember her name but I would suggest her post for a breath of fresh air.