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Rob Greig
Pass the clotted cream, Marjorie! Londoners pick their go-to locations for a spot of tea.
Sanderson London: Fitzrovia
'The Sanderson Hotel's Mad Hatter's afternoon tea, without question! Chocolate bread, blancmange, rhubarb and custard tea. Plus fantastic, quirky cakes and loads of them!' Rachel Borland via Facebook
Corinthia Hotel: Embankment
'A very nice place to have tea. A beautiful room with excellent service - just the place on a cold winter's afternoon.' Louise via www.timeout.com
Sketch: Mayfair
'It isn't conventional but that's what makes it all the more lovely. Service is outstanding too.' Hannah Mills via Facebook
The Ritz: Mayfair
'The Ritz, of course! I'm a traditionalist.' Cheryl Devall via Facebook
Claridge's: Mayfair
'The best of the best all-round - but impossibly hard to get a reservation.' Feathers M via www.timeout.com
The Magazine At Serpentine Sackler Gallery: Hyde Park
'Offers a great 'wellness' afternoon tea, with a selection of healthy sweets, as well as a good range of caffeine-free teas, available in the beautiful contemporary architecture of Zaha Hadid's building.' Ana K via www.timeout.com
The Langham: Marylebone
'How can any list be complete without The Langham? Beautiful surroundings and great sandwiches!' John S via www.timeout.com
Did we miss your favourite? Let us know in the comments!