Restaurants
London
Alfred's Club
Alfred's is a private members' club, but in the summer everyone sips our tea in the lovely Mayfair coutyard outside the neighbouring Dunhill shop
Dunhill, Bourdon House, 2 Davies Street, London W1K 3DJ
Arbutus
63 - 64 Frith Street, London, W1D 3JW
Babbo
The Italian Mayfair restaurant where they appreciate the good stuff.
39 Albemarle Street, London, W1S 4JQ
Benares
The finest Indian food paired with the finest Rare Tea.
12a Berkeley Square House,
Berkeley Square, W1J 6BS
Blacks Club
We are proud to supply this wonderful Soho institution.
67 Dean Street, Soho, London, W1D 4QH
Booking Office Restaurant
Set in the St Pancras Renaissance Hotel, this is truly a stunning location for taking tea.
St Pancras Renaissance Hotel London
Euston Road,London,
NW1 2AR
Brawn
One of our favourite places in London
49 Columbia Road, London, E2 7RG
Caravan
With a brilliant restaurant upstairs and their own roastery downstairs,
Caravan take as much care with their coffee as we do with our tea
11-13 Exmouth Market, City of London, EC1R 4QD
Cây Tre Soho
Savour a cup of our finest Oolong or sip an iced Jasmine Silver Tip to perfectly compliment the fresh and delicious flavours of this astoundingly good Vietnamese restaurant.
42-43 Dean street, London, W1D 4QD
Chez Bruce
The first restaurant ever to serve Rare Tea when we began in 2004. Unsuprisingly one of our favourite places in the world.
2 Bellevue Road, Wandsworth Common, London, SW17 7EG
Coach & Horses
A pub that is so much more than that. Great restaurant, wonderful beers and host of many a brilliant party. One of the warmest and friendliest places in London.
26-28 Ray Street, Clerkenwell, London, EC1R 3DJ
Draft House
Charlie McVeigh's great pubs showcasing a kaleidoscopic array of fine beers. And where there is fine beer it only follows that there would be fine tea.
Ducksoup
A new venture for some of our old friends. Ducksoup is set to be the place for great food and a wonderfully friendly atmosphere, and of course a great cup of Jasmine or RAF tea.
41 Dean Street, Soho
W1D 4PY
Granger & Co
We are delighted to be supplying Bill Granger's first London restaurant with our tea.
175 Westbourne Grove London W11 2SB
Hawksmoor
"There's nowhere else that combines steaks of this quality with drinks of this calibre"
GQ
Hix
"this has to be tea at its finest"
Mark Hix
Try Hix bespoke breakfast blend or one of the bars excellent tea cocktails created by the legendary Nick Strangeway.
Joe's Cafe
Chef Maria Elia is fascinated by food, her menu draws on British and Greek influences to bring startlingly fresh flavours to the elegant surroundings of Joe's.
126 Draycott Avenue, London, SW3 3AH
Les Deux Salons
40-42 William IV Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2N 4DD
May Fair Hotel
The perfect expression of Chef Patron Silvena Rowe's exuberant personality. Try afternoon tea here rather than being bored by the identikit offerings of most London hotels.
Quince at The May Fair
Stratton Street, London, W1J 8LT
Medlar
Medlar is owned and run by David O’Connor (previously manager of The Square) and Joe Mercer-Naine (previously sous-chef at Chez Bruce). As you can imagine the brilliant service is matched only by the food.
438 Kings Road, Chelsea, SW10 0LJ
Moro
Creators Sam and Sam Clark are great fans of what we do at Rare Tea, the feeling is mutual.
34 - 36 Exmouth Market
London
EC1R 4QE
Murano
Angela Hartnett's flagship restaurant. Try her bespoke Rare Tea blend.
20 Queen Street, London, W1J 5PR
Old Brewery
Cafe by day, fine dining restaurant by night. Always a brewery and always serving Rare Tea.
The Pepys Building, Old Royal Naval College, London, SE10 9LW
Pied à Terre
Two Michelin stars for over nine years. Tasting is believing.
34 Charlotte Street, London, W1T 2NH
Quo Vadis
Sam and Eddie Hart restored Quo Vadis to its former glory in 2008, creating a truly beautiful and elegant restaurant with incredible food.
26-29 Dean St, Soho, London W1D 3LL
Racine
The wonderful Henry Harris at Racine serves delicious French-inspired cuisine, aided by his brilliant staff.
239 Brompton Road, London, SW3 2EP
Restaurant Gordon Ramsay
Clare Smyth, the only female head chef in the country to hold three Michelin stars, cooks delicious and innovative food which we love.
68 Royal Hospital Road, London, SW3 4HP
Rules
London's oldest restaurant, founded in 1798.
35 Maiden Lane,
Covent Garden,
London WC2E 7LB
SAF
Simple Authentic Food- SAF is a company committed to providing wellbeing through food - and our tea is at the heart of their endeavour.
St. John
In any one of Fergus Henderson's restaurants stop in for the bespoke St. John Blend - a breakfast tea we created to restore your faith in proper English tea.
The hotel just off Leicester Square is the perfect place in town for breakfast.
Terroirs
For tea, as for wine, the terroir is all important. The place, the producer and the crafting are key. With Britain's best array of natural wines it naturally follows they serve Rare Tea.
5 William IV Street, London, WC2N 4DW
The Arts Club
The perfect location for sipping Rare Tea amongst the ghosts of the greats.
40 Dover Street, Mayfair, London,W1S 4NP
The Engineer
Legendary Primrose Hill pub (and our local) serving Rare Tea for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
65 Gloucester Avenue, London, NW1 8JH
The Hampshire Hog
A new venture from the team behind the legendary Engineer. Superb food and interesting drinks, what more could you want.
227 King Street,
London, W6 9JT
The Ledbury
Brett Graham's restaurant has deservedly become one of the world's ultimate dining destinations.
127 Ledbury Road, Notting Hill, London, W11 2AQ
The Square
One of London's best restaurants that wins you over with fine dining without being too stuffy.
6-10 Bruton Street, Mayfair, W1J 6PU
The Swan
Shakespeare would have been proud to see the finest tea served at the Globe.
The Zetter Hotel & Townhouse
In Bistro Bruno Loubet and in the decadent Georgian drawing-room at the Townhouse there are few better places to enjoy Rare Tea. At the Townhouse you'll even find our loose leaf tea in the rooms. The little sachets proudly say, "this is a bag of tea not a tea-bag".
Tom Aikens
"The Rare Tea Company creates teas of outstanding quality and aroma.
They offer the finest full leaves with intense flavours and Henrietta Lovell provides an excellent service."
Tom Aikens
43 Elystan Street, London, SW3 3NT
Whitechapel Gallery
With Angela Hartnett as executive chef this is a wonderful place to eat and drink as well as gaze.
77-82 Whitechapel High Street, London E1 7QX
Wild Honey
12 St George Street, London, W1S 2FB
England & Wales
Fat Duck
You can imagine how proud we are that Rare Tea is served at The Fat Duck. It is the greatest fun an immense privilege to work with the amazing staff of the Experimental Kitchen.
High Street, Bray, Berkshire, SL6 2AQ
Hix Oyster and Fish House
"this has to be tea at its finest"
Mark Hix
Enjoy your tea with stunning panoramic views across the Jurassic coast.
Little Chef
Working with Heston Blumenthal's Fat Duck Experimental Kitchen we are very happy to say that you can now enjoy a proper cup of leaf tea in the thirteen "new concept" Little Chef sites across the country.
Nathan Outlaw Restaurant
Recently awarded his 2nd Michelin Star - no one deserves it more.
St Enodoc Hotel, Rock, Cornwall, PL27 6LA
Sportsman
A restaurant we adore in every way.
Faversham Road, Seasalter, Whitstable, Kent, CT5 4BP
The Dun Cow Dining Inn
The Dun Cow Dining Inn is a gastropub with a twist. It offers the comfort and intimacy of a small country pub, but with the kind of food you'd find at a fine dining restaurant - innovative, beautifully-presented and full of flair.
Chelford Road
Ollerton
Knutsford
WA16 0UA
The Gunton Arms
A beautiful location and beautiful local food, it's just our cup of tea.
Cromer Road,
Thorpe Market,
Norwich
NR11 8TZ
The Perch
Local produce with a French twist served in a charming traditional country pub, afternoon tea is especially delicious.
Binsey Lane, Binsey, Oxford, OX2 0NG
Wild Garlic
Masterchef winner and lovely man Matt Follas' Dorset restaurant.
4 The Square, Beaminster, Dorset, DT8 3AS
Scotland
Arch Inn
Situated on the shores of Loch Broom with magnificent views over the Fannich hills.
10-11 West Shore Street,
Ullapool, Ross shire IV26 2UR
Castle Terrace
Sister restaurant to Kitchin in Leith, Castle Terrace showcases the finest produce and cooking in Scotland.
33/35 Castle Terrace, Edinburgh, EH1 2EL
Kitchin
Michelin Star restaurant run by the extraordinarily talented Tom Kitchin and his wife Michaela.
78 Commercial Quay, Leith, Edinburgh, EH6 6LX