16 Places All Tea Lovers Must Visit Before They Die

    Scones on scones on scones.

    Ailbhe Malone
    by Ailbhe Malone

    BuzzFeed Staff, UK

    1. The Bat's Wing, the Isle of Wight

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    Worth the trip, just to admire how pretty it is. And the tea is delicious too, naturally.

    2. Claridge's, London

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    Treat yo'self!

    PS: Want more London reccs? Here are 15 Places In London You Must Visit For Afternoon Tea.

    3. Tea on the Green, Exeter

    4. The Hidden Lane Tearoom, Glasgow

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    The lemon meringue pie here is decadent and luscious, and is begging to be washed down with a cup of refreshing tea.

    5. Cuthbert's Bakehouse, Liverpool

    6. Kitschenbake, Newport-on-Tay, Fife

    7. Queen’s Lane Coffee House, Oxford

    8. Betty's, Harrogate

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    An institution. There are five others across the north of England, including branches in York, Ilkley, and Northallerton.

    9. Jesmond Dene House, Jesmond

    10. Original Maids of Honour, London

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    Serving scones and more since 1860. Although you must try their namesake while you're there.

    11. Thea Caffea, Nottingham

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    The perfect spot for a cuppa in Nottingham. Especially good for those with food intolerances (the cake above is gluten free and lactose free).

    12. Machrie Bay Tearoom, Isle of Arran

    13. Beese’s Bar & Tea Gardens, Bristol

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    An idyllic spot, that can only be reached by boat. Too dreamy.

    14. Pettigrew Tea Rooms, Cardiff

    15. The Moon and Pea, Liverpool

    16. Marie Antoinette's, Whitby

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