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Aibu to not want to pay full adult prices

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TableDesk · 22/01/2018 13:07

Sorry, sort of a help me out AIBU...

Heading to London which is a hugggeee things for us country bumpkins.

Taking DD(9) who would love to have afternoon tea somewhere special. Have looked and found a perfect Charlie and the chocolate factory inspired afternoon tea One Aldwych however at £44 each im a little Hmm as I can't see any kid prices online... Aibu to think £44 is a bit steep for what I assume will be child portions?

Can anyone recommend an affordable (I don't mind maybe £30pp) afternoon tea, kid friendly, with a little bit of something special, afternoon tea?

Thanks

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Eliza9917 · 22/01/2018 13:59

Look on buyagift, they have money off if you use the code LOVEHEART or virgin experience days have upto 50% off regular prices.

Also, there is an afternoon tea bus that does a tour of London while serving you afternoon tea but I always thought that was very expensive - but might be worth it if you can find a code or buy through a site that gives you cashback.

Aibu to not want to pay full adult prices
Friedgreen · 22/01/2018 14:01

Bear in mind that children’s prices mean children’s or half portions; and posh places have a fixed allowance of food per person. If your dd has a healthy appetite you will probably not be allowed any more food.

Hogtini · 22/01/2018 14:17

Look on vouchercodes, buyagift, travelzoo

user1494050295 · 22/01/2018 14:32

Try just up the street at The Delaunay. The cake counter is to die for. I have taken my dd their a lot. Have a look online. They have a cafe part and a restaurant part.

user1494050295 · 22/01/2018 14:32

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