Dalloway Terrace

Two of us had lunch before theatre show recently. We arrived at 12 noon and the place was empty. We were shown to a table for two which at first appeared fine. However, it soon became clear that we were right on the pathway between the hotel and restaurant. Every two minutes we had guests or staff walking past us either getting to their table or having food delivered. The space was tight. It is a bad place for a table full stop. However, the food was superb.

We planned this beautiful evening in London from our home in the US. The staff at Dalloway Terrace were helpful all through the process. More importantly, the implementation of our seating, menu plan and decor was impeccable. The food was delicious, the atmosphere delightful, and the service truly wonderful - both for us as hosts and for our guests as well. We could not have asked for a better venue to welcome our 25 out-of-town guests to the UK. So very pleased. Thank you Dalloway Terrace!

This hidden garden cafe is magical. Sdenka was so helpful and kind. She guided us through the menu options and made the perfect recommendations. Please consider reserving in advance because this place gets extremely busy for brunch. Everything was delicious, including our tea…. and we’re normally coffee drinkers.

What a lovely place! The atmosphere is amazing, with all the flowers around. Calm and quiet tucked away in a street. Food was good, nothing spectacular an quite oily, but well seasoned with decent flavours. Portion sizes were also good, and prices are acceptable. Service was extremely friendly and welcoming. Although I doubt I would be coming here again, I loved the visit and would recommend.

It has been a blast visiting Dalloway Terrace. Love the environment and the services. Food were delicious too. Staff has been thoughtful and considerate since I arrived. Really appreciate the lovely birthday dessert at the end.

A real hidden gem—step out of the grimy alley off Tottenham Court Road and suddenly you’re in another world entirely. The space is beautifully designed, full of charm, and the team are lovely, serving up solid drinks and very decent food. It’s the kind of place that makes you feel like you’ve discovered something secret. Perfect for a special breakfast on a crisp spring or autumn morning when you want a little calm in the chaos.

In love with their beautiful flower terrance area, excellent service and really really good afternoon tea. Such a wonderful, relaxing experience with the especially amazing scones, jam and clotted cream! Special mention of Joel, Vanessa and Tony for their outstanding service! Highly recommend for afternoon tea or cream tea!

This was my second time to the Dalloway terrace, the first one was as walk in and I try the lunch menu whitch was Fab. Last Saturday I had my baby shower in the terrace with afternoon tea. Was an amazing experience and all the girls love so much the place, the food and the atmosphere. We took a lot of picture and had fun. The service as the food was impeccable and I received a lot of compliment at the end of the event for all my guests and friends. I can’t reccomand better place for casual dining or special event !

Afternoon tea is a must on any visit to London and this heated terrace within the fancy Bloomsbury Hotel is one of the best spots for your spot of tea. But here's the tea: you have to snag a reservation in advance. When I couldn't get in for tea time reservations the first time, the hotel bar inside actually made for a very delightful alternative for food and drinks too! Espresso martini and a healthy twist on a banana split that was just a banana with granola and sweet drizzling were both sooo good! When I did return for tea, everything was perfect from the service, the vibes, the food and the tea!

Came to London for the first time and couldn't leave without having Tea Time. We entered through the coral room and walked through the bar/restaurant to the Terrace which was absolutely beautiful. This place was so cute. Being that they have a set menu for Tea Time the only things we were able to choose was our teas. They do have an additional menu I believe to order other food and drinks but we just kept our set menu. For the first course we were given three different finger sandwiches which were interesting... none of them really stood out to me. Next we were brought out our teas. I really enjoyed this part as they came out in these cute tea pots that stayed on the table throughout the experience. And lastly, we were brought out our sweets. My favorite had to have been the pistachio flavored dessert it was so delicious. The only downside for me was the price. The 45 pounds wasn't bad for tea but I ordered a glass of champagne which was an extra 18 pounds and I could've brought a bottle for that price... Overall, I had a really good experience!

We came on a rainy London day, but I can only imagine how beautiful this location would be during the summer and spring. You are able to order cocktails from the cocktail menu of the bar inside or the beer and wine list. I ordered the ceaser salad with prawns. The prawns came out already peeled which was much appreciated, making them easy to put onto my salad. We shared the truffle fries which were hot and crispy. My husband ordered the Chicken Milanese and found it well balanced. Most the items were a la cart and it was on the pricier side but overall a tasty meal.

We came for high tea. Our criteria for choosing a place for tea was cucumber sandwiches, cute atmosphere and good tea selection. This place delivered on all accounts. It's basically unlimited food as they offered more of all the options we had. The atmosphere was adorable, even despite heavy rain fall (the screens kept us dry!). The food was delicious, especially the jam for the scones. We ordered champaigne as well which was cold and hit the spot. The price was reasonable compared to other options I priced.

The place is nicely decorated, but I've had better tea sandwiches and cakes. The scone and champagne were the best part. Service was very good. Overall, the price is decent for the experience you get.

Great service and very friendly staff. Tea was so fun and colorful. The sandwiches were yummy and scores were perfect! Loved that we were able to sit outside but have a covering for the rain.

Good brunch food, attentive service, and very nice and well heated patio vibes. Food was tasty hut the prices were a bit high. Went during brunch and you had to order 2 dishes for £38. The pancakes were delicious as was the healthy banana split. I don't drink but they had a very extensive drink menu.

Lovely ambiance. We sat on the terrace for dinner. We were surrounded for hanging florals and picturesque decor. A Mrs. Dalloway quote was within view as part of the decor, on the wall. Our waiter was polite and efficient. We even had other wait staff clearing plates and keeping our experience lovely. Food was good. Not the best, not the worst. Come here for the vibe and enjoy! I can't comment on parking as we walked.

Visit this afternoon tea spot for Instagrammable pictures but not for high quality tea and small bites. I had wanted to see what the craze was all about, considering so many hotels and restaurants serve afternoon teas. However, the food pales in comparison to what I would get at a decent café. After browsing a plethora of afternoon tea places, I had picked this one due to its more reasonable price of £40 per person and the terrace prettily decorated with plants. A number of the ones I checked had cost close to or well over £100 and did not seem to present as pleasant of an ambience. The scones were actually the best out of everything: Tahitian Vanilla & Lemon Scone and Golden Raisin Scone, served with Devonshire clotted cream and Scottish raspberry jam. These were freshly baked and fluffy. I found the sweets somewhat odd from their consistency and flavor: - Lemon & Basil: lemon and basil drizzle cake - Pear & Ginger: ginger cheesecake with pear compote - Blackberry & Lemongrass: blackberry and lemongrass jelly with lemon grass cream - Strawberry & Black Pepper: strawberry and black pepper parfait, balsamic glaze And lastly, the savories were not that impressive either. At the very least the bread was not stale like the reviews from other higher-end afternoon tea places: - Marinated Cucumber: with cream cheese on spinach bread - Egg Mayonnaise: with watercress on a colorful brioche roll - Poached Salmon: with lemongrass crème fraiche on farmhouse bread - Coronation Chicken: on cocoa and malt bread To accompany the snacks, each person selects a pot of tea. I picked Lychee Goji Flavored Green Tea (tropical green tea with flavors of cherry, goji berries, pomegranate, cranberry and blue mallow flowers). My brother chose Vanilla Chai (mixed blend of ginger, cardamom and cloves with a taste of vanilla). Both teas lacked impact even after brewing the entire time. If opting in for alcohol, a single glass of champagne costs a whopping £55 or £59. We had arrived late to our Wednesday 2:45 PM reservation due to the sudden downpour and confusion in finding the Coral Room inside the Bloomsbury Hotel. Enter via the front of the hotel as the the door led by a sign pointing to the Coral Room was locked. The host was understanding and ushered us to our tables. A service charge of £5 per person was added onto the bill.

Very cute place place with the flower ambience. Food is ok, maybe even consider good for London standard. The tea time is the cutest I've seen. I would come back for tea time, but not for their regular food. This restaurant is part of a super chic hotel that i would stay at. What people cannot tell from the website is that this space is quite small, it's literally the terrace. It fits about 18 people. 6 people on one side for afternoon tea in the smaller round tables (there is no flowers on this side. The rest of the tables are on the side with the wall of flowers for regular lunch.

Visited during my trip in early September. Came for high tea on a Saturday. High tea consist of a preset menu and your choice of tea. It's a very cute and Instagrammable place if that's your thing.

I popped into London for a few days and wanted some afternoon tea, honestly one of my favorite things to do in London. I booked it late so all of the really nice tearooms were unavailable, I had to settle for a location that was close to me and had availability. The waitstaff were nice and the food was ok, nothing in particular stood out. The desserts were slightly better than buffet level but definitely not something they could sell in a good bakery if you know what I mean. The ambience with the fake flowers was cute and they provided lap blankets since it was chilly. It's located on the terrace of a boutique hotel that's in a central location, the entrance is tucked away so it's easy to miss. If you're all about taking cute pics and don't really care about the food, this is a decent spot for tea. However next time I'll just stop by Selfridges or Harrods and get the afternoon tea there, I'd probably be fine with Mark and Spencer's too.

i wasn't looking forward to tea time, it was my first experience. but i have to say this was a highlight of my trip. the place and setting was beautiful and my wife and girls really enjoyed themselves. we sat and drank tea for about 2.5 hours and we bonded caught up on everyone's hectic lives. we all enjoyed this experience and looking forward to doing this when we get back home to san diego. highly recommend this activity, especially while your in london.

Whimsical flower covered terrace, picture perfect for afternoon tea. The food was adorable and delicious, you can ask for seconds of your favorites as well. I felt so well attended by the staff that I'd certainly return when back in London. Enter at the Bloomsbury hotel or the coral room.

This was one of the most beautiful welcoming and glamorous places I've ever been to. I entered by someone opening the door for me and escorting me to their coral room, which was absolutely beautiful and so the color coral. From there I met my cousin and we were then escorted to our table on the terrace. The outside was covered in spring flowers and pretty furniture. We had amazing service from beginning to end, and they were very helpful in explanation what teas to pair to certain foods, and what order to eat. The food was light and delicious with sandwiches, scones, tarts, and cakes. I could've stayed there for hours. I even saw one girl get a blanket because she was a little cold! Would text to anyone visiting London to get a quintessential afternoon tea experience!

A beautiful location yo spend a rainy afternoon for lunch. The terrace is elegantly decorated with greenery. We were well protected from the elements of an English summer day. The staff provided an excellent recommendation for wine. Food was good, we had the chicken Milanese and the crab linguine. Crab was delicious and savory. The chicken was tasty but a bit dry would have loved to have a sauce included with the dish. Overall wonderful experience.

This is a gorgeous restaurant which is the perfect romantic setting for a date. Dine outside next to the floral wall or under a dimly lit backdrop. Prices are on the high side but for a special occasion it's worth it. The EOTHO scheme is another great reason to indulge. Menu may look like standard British or European fare but they deliver it with great service and quality. I enjoyed the grilled cod atop a bed of little clams, samphire and mushrooms swimming in an umami broth. Delicate and filling! The side of truffle parmesan fries were delicious as well. Wine selection was impressive. I highly recommend this restaurant for a lovely meal.

I wanted to squeeze in an afternoon tea in London before catching my flight back and this place did not disappoint! Not to mention what a beautiful winter decor greeted me as I entered the dining terrace. Apparently this place is known to set up beautifully themed decor for every season. The food of gorse was delish and desserts were so well-thought up & very rich. You get a tower where you work your way up from bottom plate of mini sandwiches, middle tier of biscuits that were tdf and finish with desserts at the very top. I am definitely adding this to my list to come back!

WOW, what a beautiful find this was! As I am currently reading Virginia Woolf's "Mrs. Dalloway," I was very excited to visit this place and read there. Since I already had lunch, a friend and I decided to try their dessert and coffee. We were seated in the coral room and we were extremely satisfied with our vanilla + hazelnut cheesecake & the classic creme brûlée! The coffee was made perfectly, order a vanilla latte if you want to taste DELICIOUS heaven. We ordered ice cream as well and I HIGHLY recommend it if you have a sweet tooth like me. The only minus is that it took a long while! We only had a two hour gap and we were nervous that we wouldn't get done in time because it wasn't very quick on their part. Other than that, the decor of the place, the kind + professional staff, and the pretty bathroom was awesome. We enjoyed reading Woolf at this restaurant & cant wait to be back to order food!

I came here for breakfast an hour or so after they opened without a reservation. Luckily they were still able to sit me at a table right in front of the flower wall. This restaurant is beyond cute! The flowers, lights, and decor are adorable. It was a fall day so they had the space heaters on which made it nice and toasty. The staff was accommodating and fast! I always felt taken care of. I ordered a tea and the shakshuka with kale which was a regular shakshuka with some roasted kale on top. It was the delicious, full of veggies and exactly what I needed to start my day. I took one star off because the eggs seemed under cooked. I would definitely come back here for breakfast!

I stopped here for lunch while visiting London recently. I walked in sans reservations. The hostess was super sweet and was able to offer an outdoor table immediately. They have a lovely menu of fresh and delicious options including fresh juices. The terrace is really nice for the warm weather, but the restaurant inside was beautiful. The bar was so inviting. Service was excellent by multiple staff. I would high suggest stopping by.

The food was good, and the atmosphere was lovely. However, when I made my reservation, I had to give a credit card number. When the bill came, we paid with cash. The next day I realized my card was charged. When I called the restaurant and spoke to the manager, he told me it was charged because we never showed up for a reservation, I gave him my name. I even told him everything we ate and the description of our waiter, he refused to listen and he hung up on me and refused to get back on the phone when I called back. So, we paid double for our meal. Just a word of warning. Make sure you save your receipt when you go here in case they try to double charge you. So unprofessional.

Really disappointing experience. The servers were very unaware and the food was terribly bland. The ambiance is not worth the terrible service and food. Such a shame.

One of the most instagram-worthy places I have been to. Their decor is beautiful. I was in the awe of the place! I went here for a late brunch. It was quiet and full. I ordered two cocktails, wine based. Wonderfully made. For food, I got an acai bowl and eggs benedict. Well cooked and well presented. The vibe of this place is very sophisticated. The servers were polite and attentive. Its one of those places where its worth your dime to only go once, mostly for the experience and less for the food.

This was the most adorable and cute little London brunch spot. I went twice during my stay in London- once for breakfast/brunch and once for lunch. Don't go for lunch lol. Their breakfast menu is far superior than their lunch. Their avocado egg toast is phenomenal. The reason I actually went back the second time was for the avocado egg toast, but I didn't realize it wouldn't be on their lunch menu. I will say the truffle fries on the lunch menu were actually very good. The service was nice as well. Their coffees and lattes come in the CUTEST mugs. I'm actually looking for mugs similar to theirs for my own home now. (Photos attached) We also enjoyed a bottle of champagne, then went into the hotel bar attached to Dollaway Terrace for another drink. Overall, the ambience is cute and this place is worth a visit.

I had seen beautiful pictures of this place online and was so excited to have afternoon tea here. We got the sparkling wine tea, which was 45 pounds for tea, wine, sandwiches, scones, and desserts. We really liked the tea and wine - I especially love the flavorfulness of the lemon tea. We were also pleased with both the atmosphere and the service, but unfortunately we were extremely displeased with the food. The vegetarian sandwiches were really bland and simply not exciting. The scones were extremely dry (although the jam was really good). We only had one bite each of the desserts because we were so disappointed. The red cake was extremely dry, the texture of the lemon cake was really off, and the chocolate mousse was too bitter. Overall, the experience was just ok and we expected much more for the price we paid. Definitely would not be back!

We stayed at the Bloomsbury and naturally HAD to eat at Dalloway Terrace. This. Place. Is. BEAUTIFUL. We went when they had just changed the background to fall foliage, and I fell in love immediately. Unfortunately for my poor starving husband, he had to take countless photos of me with our food and the background. We got the shakshuka with sausage for breakfast and I nearly cried. It was sooooo flavorful and rich, and the crusty bread it was served with was the perfect vehicle to shovel it into my mouth. We ordered a pot of earl grey tea and it was so good that we waved the server down to ask him where they got it. He said it was from a company called Rare Tea Co, and we ordered seven tins immediately through their website. If you guys are looking for rich, full-bodied teas, you have to check their website. My only regret is that I don't look good in any of the photos and I can't fly back to take more.

We had afternoon tea here and really enjoyed the experience on the terrace--it was heated! Service was very nice and the food came out very quickly. The savories were a little lacking in filling, but they actually offer to bring more of everything out. I seriously considered asking for more sandwiches but then I got to the scones. Oh my gosh. The scones. They were incredibly buttery, kept warm in a cloth, and melted the accompanying cream and jam. I prefer the plain scone over the raisins, and was completely stuffed by the time I finished two scones. I wish I had the stomach space for more! The sweets was the weakest part of the tea service but the scones more than made up for it.

I came here at the end of January, so it was still Winter-themed. It's such a beautiful small restaurant with only a few tables. The interior is absolutely breathtaking and I love the scarfs or furs that they put on the chairs. You can either enter the restaurant from the bar in Hotel Bloomsbury or from the side entrance. The menu was simple and straightforward. I ordered the Smoked Salmon on Rye Bread with Poached Egg, while my friend ordered the Shaksuka with chorizo. The portions were pretty generous and they were both really delicious! The prices were also really reasonable for such a pretty place. Definitely will come back here! Love this place

What a beautiful restaurant, the ambience alone is worth the visit. Especially now with fall decor! When we went they still had the summer flowers which was also gorgeous. The food was good, pretty standard brunch food. Not too pricey and absolutely stunning to just sit and enjoy your surroundings in.

Dalloway Terrace is perfect for your autumn day fix. Decorated with leaves draped across the restaurant, housed with a generous supply of tea, and organized with a cozy arrangement of seating, it offered an intimate place to catch up with friends over lunch on a wet autumn day. With that said, seating is limited so I suggest booking ahead to ensure a spot. They have outside seating and the coral room is just in the next room for drinks if you prefer something more casual. The food and service was average (especially for the price, as the water itself was £5) but the setting was undeniably picturesque and instagram worthy!

Wonderful place for tea. The bar was beautiful. Had an authentic Amaretto Sour that was amazing!

Had dinner there and it was spectacular For starters we had the beet salad and the crab dish. For the main course we ordered the risotto and duck. Dessert lemon tart and honey mousse Everything was delicious and the terrace atmosphere is perfect for any occasion

I absolutely loved our breakfast here! Perfect hidden gem. We were lucky to be seated without a reservation. From the coffee to the pancakes everything was delicious. It has a very quaint feel to it. Highly recommend if you are in the area.

First time here - the food quality is overall very good - service is a thing as well contrary to most places in London. I conclusion - this is our new go to place for brunch during a lazy Sunday (provided it doesn't rain). We tried out the coffee americano, the French toast and the omelette and the yoghurt granola with honey. All of the food is beyond what can be expected from this price point - the yoghurt is creamy and rich, the French toast is melting in your mouth and the omelette is made of plenty of eggs which make for a very robust and healthy meal - no shortcuts here! Normally I don't mention the service because it tends to be nonexistent in London - HOWEVER this place is the exception. All of the waiters are friendly and listening - they clear the food when you are done eating, they ask the right questions at the right time - for all of you restaurant owners out there go and experience how an affordable place like this really does service how it should be done. Overall please do support this place - they deserve all the guests they can handle.

Absolutely WONDERFUL service. Elena was so attentive and lovely. We had a great lunch here. The cocktails were amazing! Thank you so much for making my birthday wonderful. We will be back!

Breathtaking decor and wonderful food make sure a great visit to this restaurant. I was a solo diner as I came to London in a business trip and there was no hesitation in accommodating me. The special of the day was their roasted red pepper soup and I truly believe they should make this a fixture on their menu. The cauliflower dish as an entree was unique and flavorful. Service was very pleasant as well! Highly recommend!

This place is magical. Beyond the atmosphere the food was fantastic. I'll definitely be going back. Reservations are a must.

High Tea at Dalloway Terrace is a dream. The ambiance, service, and food are all incredible.

I had the pleasure of going to brunch at the Dolloway Terrace recently and I was so impressed. First off the decor is amazing, we sat in the conservatory area and it was stunning - the best way to start a morning. The service was top notch the entire time we were there with the wait staff being available but not hovering. We both ordered the full english breakfast which was superb. The black pudding might have been slightly on the salty side but I didn't mind, and my poached egg was absolutely perfect. The espresso was strong and the mimosas were fantastic. I certainly want to come here for afternoon tea as it's the perfect setting and their pastry offerings looked amazing so I have no doubt the tea would be marvelous. It's not exactly cheap - but it's not over the top expensive either.

Went for another Afternoon Tea Date :) Overall very high quality (but you'd expect that if it's £35) and sitting outside make you feel like you're not in London - what stopped it being a 5 star is that you expect a bit more "oomph" for that price and that I left still being slightly hungry. Unlike a lot of other afternoon Teas they give you a lot of tea though

This place was awesome. Got here right when it opened and was the first to be seated. It is soooo beautiful inside. The staff was friendly and attentive and the food was great. The only annoying part was that the other diners seemed obsessed with getting photos in front of the flower wall and were constantly buzzing around me as my table was in front of it. However the staff was nice and offered to take pictures. I would highly recommend this place for good food in a beautiful setting.

Came here for dinner tonight because it was highly ranked on google. Although the terrace itself is beautiful and a prime date night spot due to its intimate and romantic setting, everything else fell short. The burger came well done - there was no option whatsoever to have it made any other way - and tasted bland, the fries were served without any condiments and added to the dryness of the burger, and the price point is not a good value for your buck. I did have a small incident where a side dish was promptly returned to the kitchen and re-served to my liking in an efficient manner, but ultimately i was charged close to $6 USD for HALF of an avocado, nothing else on it. The waitress forgot our appetizer entirely, and we were seated toward back of one of the terraces, which meant staff came in and out through the flap doors every ten seconds, and I got to feel the cold draft of the London night air approx six times per hour. Not pleasant. This meal was also our first dinner in London on our honeymoon journey, so definitely a let down.

Dalloway Terrace, London (24/50) . With the weather moving from English grey to to summer blue al-fresco options are the ones to go for. One of them is Dalloway Terrace at the Bloomsbury Hotel. . Atmosphere: two-storied terrace with beautiful flower decor. Upper one covered by roofs/awnings, the lower part fully open (preferred option weather permitting). Bistro-style furniture with an overall laid-back feeling. View only into the courtyard and towards neighboring rooftops. (6/10). . Crowd: pretty mixed - afternoon casual with jeans and sneakers, espadrilles etc. Dinner crowd slightly more formal. Optics not a priority here, so you can be relaxed about dress code etc. (5/10) . Food: typical "hotel" fare, which means ok but soulless. Went for a wider selection of starters. Crab toast mediocre and overpriced. Asparagus (small portion) covered by poached egg felt more like a breakfast option. Chicken skewers slightly undercooked covered fully in a pretty acid red sauce. Sliders ok with a lot of mustard sauce. Croquettes ok, lemon mayonnaise already dry on the edges. Overall significant room for improvement (4/10). . Drinks: No Coke Zero (another one). Virgin Mary first flooded with ice, then upon return drinkable, but no celery or any other "decorative" feature. Did not review wine list as we weren't offered one ;-)). So a neutral (5/10). . Service: attentive, but slightly pushy. Initially pleasant, funny waitress with colorful fingernails. Afterwards more stuffy approach. Absolutely no smoking or vaping allowed on an outdoor terrace is a big turn-off. Overall did not feel too welcome there. So quickly went on to greener pastures. (4/10) . IG RussiaInsider

The ambiance of this restaurant is incredible. Even more beautiful in person than the pictures. The area is heated which makes it very nice on cold evenings. The fondue was wonderful and extra bread was provided upon request. The entrees were extremely delicious. Our only complaint is the size of the lamb rack.

Fantastic restaurant. Love the way the decor changes regularly with the seasons. The fondue is particularly delicious in the winter.

Delicious pie and a beautiful environment especially during Christmas time!

Great experience. We didn't stay at the hotel, but came for dinner. We went on Monday and it didnt seem crowded, but did make reservations. My fiance and I shared the salmon, buttered spinach, fish and chips - and it was all delicious! Christian was our server, and he made dinner a great experience! When we return to London, we will be coming back here.

The staff is super friendly if you have a reservation and pretty rude if you don't (even if they have seating). You can easily make a reservation online the day before. The food and ambiance is good but terrace seating is reservation only.