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The Palm Court Restaurant (London)
 The Palm Court Restaurant (London) ... Hotel.Newest Review: ... tea!! Like I said the Palm Court Restaurant is located in the Park Lane Sheraton, Piccadilly, London. It's not far away from Buckingham Palace and some other London landmarks so it's perfectly situated for tea after a spot of sightseeing. The restaurant itself is quite elegant and chic. It has an art deco style of architecture, quite bold wallpaper and lots of chandeliers, greenery etc. ... more ... The room itself is quite long with a tables and couches on both sides and a huge bar at the end with a drinks cabinet on the wall. The chairs and couches were extremely comfortable and you could definitely sink into them and relax while you had your food....more |
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The Palm Court Restaurant (London): Tea for two and two for tea (902 words)
by - written on 05/11/08 (Very useful, 190 readings)
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Afternoon Tea is a quintessentially English tradition and one I was able to take part in during my recent visit to the Palm Court Restaurant at the Park Lane Hotel in London. According to an article I read, the introduction of afternoon tea is usually credited to Anna, Seventh Duchess of Bedford, in the early 19th century. Apparently she became hungry between an early lunch and a later dinner one day and came up with the idea of a separate meal served in the relaxing atmosphere of her own bedroom to stave off her hunger pains and that of her guests. This tradition turned into afternoon tea as we know it and has become a firm British favourite ever since. ... Read the complete review
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