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The Goring

The Goring

Opened in 1910 in a quiet street just around the corner from bustling Victoria Station, The legendery Goring is much loved by its many guests who, whilst in London, treat the hotel as their "home away from home" and also by Londoners who love the ambience of a calm, relaxed country house hotel in which they can discuss business or meet with their friends.

The comfortable lounge is reminiscent of a private drawing room with its soft, inviting leather armchairs and plush carpets and beyond, a light, airy terrace provides more seating. In warm weather, the open-air Terrace has a wonderful view of the private garden - the largest of its kind in London - with its clipped hedges and colourful flower beds.

Guests may take Afternoon Tea in any of these three elegant locations where they will be served an excellent selection of traditional sandwiches, scones and pastries.

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   Croquet, afternoon tea and champagne…a deeply English summer at The Goring

Every Thursday Afternoon from 22nd July to 26th August, part of the garden will be transformed into a croquet lawn. For those who haven’t quite mastered the art of croquet, help is at hand in the shape of another great British family business, Jacques of London, specialists in outdoor games since 1795. Simply the absolutely BEST way to spend an afternoon this summer!  BOOK NOW!

Croquet Afternoon Tea Menu
 
Croquet at The Goring HotelTo Begin:  A glass of champagne per person accompanied by some delicious strawberries and cream
 
Followed by: The Goring Afternoon Tea enhanced with lashings of jam and delectable teas from Fortnum & Mason which includes our sandwich selection of: Chicken Coronation, Egg and Cress, Guinea Fowl and Wild Mushroom and Smoked Salmon
 
Followed by: Home made plain and fruit scones
 
Followed by:  Our selection of pastries which include: Carrot Cake, Strawberry Tartlet with Elderflower Mousse, Chocolate and Raspberry Slice, Arctic Roll and Lemon and Bali Jelly with thyme foam
 
AND if you still have a little room left we will serve you our scrumptious sherry trifle.
 

Enjoy with - a marvellous pot of tea! There is a  great selection of teas at The Goring for you to enjoy with this summery & delicious Afternoon Tea including: Silver Needle, Oolong Tea, Fortnum & Mason Royal Blend, Dragon Well & Organic Maojian

 

To finish your Afternoon Tea experience at The Goring you are invited to take part in a croquet lesson with Jacques of London, the oldest sports manufacturer in the world.
 
To make a booking for Afternoon Tea at The Goring please contact:
 Brian Kinsella our Bar Manager or Stuart Geddes our Food and Beverage Manager on: 0207 396 9000 or via email sgeddes@thegoring.com
  • Awarded The Tea Guild's Award of Excellence 2008, 2009 & 2010 

Opening Days and Hours:
Tea is served everyday from 3.00pm - 5pm
As The Goring afternoon teas are so popular, booking is highly recommended

Address:
The Goring
Beeston Place
Grosvenor Gardens
SW1W 0JW

Food & Beverage Manager: Mr Stuart Geddes
Phone: 020 7396 9000
Web: www.goringhotel.co.uk
Email: reception@goringhotel.co.uk

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