High tea, a quintessentially British institution, finds its truest expression in London. It is deeply intertwined with the city’s grand hotels. Here’s a detailed guide to 20 of the best places ...

Nuanced variations of milk tea belong to the U.K., China, Japan, India, and countless other culinary destinations around the world. Technically speaking, a London Fog is milk tea, and so is a ...

Tea was first retailed in London by a man called Thomas Garraway in 1657 at number 30 Corn Hill in the Square Mile at the centre of the city. This was the site where the British had their first ...

The Tea Terrace at House of Fraser in London serves the Selfieccino, a coffee that has your face on it. A special machine prints your selfie on foamed milk using flavourless food colouring.

Bubble tea is booming in Britain, with a Taiwanese chain planning to open 500 new branches across the UK to capitalise on the trend. The drink, also called boba tea, originated in Taiwan in the 1980s.

A cup of pale, tepid tea served in a polystyrene cup ... opposite - and you might come close to visualising Plum & Spilt Milk, a formidable yet stunning station restaurant a stone’s throw ...