Named after one of Hollywood’s Twenties starlets, the vintage inspired Betty Blythe tea room offers baked delights, afternoon teas and bespoke events.
Situated in the middle of nowhere in a residential part of Hammersmith, you’re unlikely to stumble upon Blythe’s but the tea room cleverly offers a range of baking and cake decorating workshops and doubles up as a popular venue for hen parties and kids tea parties complete with retro dress up box.
The food on offer - think scotch eggs, shortbread cookies, gingerbread biscuits, cakes and pastries – make Blythe’s a great place to stop be buy, it for breakfast, lunch or afternoon tea, and with its white table linens and vintage crockery there really is the feel of a vintage tea room about.
Blythe’s Afternoon Tea is definitely worth a try: classic sandwiches, cakes and biscuits with tea or coffee at only £22 a head is great value and you can even bring your own alcohol if you fancy having some fizz or gin and tonic with it.
It’s perhaps just a tad too yummy mummy to be really, truly cool.
Betty Blythe – Fine Food Pantry
73 Blythe Road
Brook Green
London W14 0HP
Nearest Tube: Kensington, Hammersmith
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Opening Hours
Monday to Friday 8am-5pm
Saturday 9am – 6pm Bookings Only
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