For those looking to indulge in a classic afternoon tea in the idyllic English countryside, there’s no better option in Windermere than The Orangery. Located in the luxurious Broadoaks Country House hotel, not to mention, the birthplace of famous author Beatrix Potter, the restaurant is the epitome of British charm.
The picturesque village of Troutbeck is where guests will find The Orangery. Although it’s found in a hotel, its open to both guests and residents for a superb dining experience. Guests can enjoy stunning views of the seven-acre grounds as they sit in the restaurant, which features large windows throughout. The calming trickling sounds of the nearby Lake Windermere also add to the restaurant’s relaxing ambiance.
When it comes to afternoon tea, The Orangery is all about tradition. Diners can enjoy a range of seasonal sweet and savoury delights served on the classic three-tiered plate. Their freshly-made sandwiches have included tuna and cucumber, smoked salmon and cheese salad. Diners can also look forward to freshly baked desserts such as their Victoria sponge, scones and petit fours. And, all topped off with quality specialist tea or coffee, it’s afternoon tea at its finest.
Serving classic British afternoon tea, surrounded by beautiful countryside — there’s no denying that The Orangery offers one of the best afternoon teas around. Their treats will taste even more delightful for Gourmet Society members who can take advantage of exclusive savings off their bills. With extra money in their pockets, they have even more reason to indulge with a glass of two of fizz or extra cream tea.