Indulge on a vibrant journey of British flavours this Christmas and enjoy Christmas Lunch at Bond St. Tea Rooms, where every dish is a celebration of local ingredients and culinary creativity.

Gather your loved ones and indulge in a sumptuous Christmas Day lunch, featuring all the seasonal favourites. Chefs expertly blend tradition with innovation, bringing you bold, memorable flavours that highlight the very best of Britain’s seasonal produce.

Celebrate Christmas at Bond St Tea Rooms this year and delight in a four-course Christmas lunch in the cosy restaurant, where you'll enjoy festive classics with a unique twist. Indulge in Black Norfolk roast turkey, savour pan-seared scallops with fregola, and delight in a baked blackberry and vanilla cheesecake. Reserve your table now for a memorable holiday experience! 

Located just off Oxford Street and directly opposite Bond Street Station, Bond St. Tea Rooms is the perfect treat when visiting London for the day or shopping at nearby boutiques on Oxford Street, New Bond Street and department stores such as Selfridges.

Please note: For any special dietary needs including vegetarian options or allergies, kindly make note of this via the special request box when booking.

When booking, a £30 deposit per person will be secured, which will be taken off your final bill. A discretionary service charge will be added to your bill. Cancellations are accepted up to 72 hours prior to your reservation.

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Christmas Day Lunch

Available on 25th December only, served from 12:30pm - 4pm (last sitting is 4pm)

 

  • Brunch
  • Sunday Lunch
  • Vegetarian Options
  • Vegan options
  • Luxury
  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Disabled Access
  • Children Allowed
  • Online Booking
350 Oxford Street, London, WC1 1BY

Christmas Day Lunch at Bond St Tea Rooms

Gather your loved ones and indulge in a sumptuous Christmas Day lunch at Bond St Tea Rooms, featuring all the seasonal favourites. View Offer
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    a month ago
    My mom and I had a lovely experience here. The service was great and everyone was very friendly. The food was so delicious and tea was just perfect. Would recommend this to those looking for an enjoyable and affordable tea!
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    2 months ago
    Wouldn't recommend anyone to go here, we had terrible service and the food was not nice enough to make up for it! It took 40 minutes to be given a pot of tea, and we had to ask for replacement scones because ours were under cooked when we cut in! The jam was also way too watery/runny. Definitely better venues for afternoon tea in London, especially if you're after a nice experience. Edit: I forgot to mention that my tea was served in a cup and saucer with chips in it, and didn't match the tea pot! For an experience like this little details are important.
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    3 months ago
    Not an authentic afternoon tea experience. If you are visiting England/ UK, and looking to try out afternoon tea, please please avoid this place. This is not correct afternoon tea. Its not necessarily terrible. It’s just not afternoon tea. -You only get to pick 2x savoury items and 2x items from the sweet section. That’s all. In a correct afternoon tea experience, if there are 4x kinds of sandwiches on the menu, you will be served all 4 of them. Also, there are definitely more than 2x savoury items in any other afternoon tea places. -They don’t give you any seconds/ refills. A standard for any afternoon tea is they come back and offer more sandwiches and cakes. -Instead of normal sandwiches, their savoury section consists mostly of general starter foods (fried courgettes, bruschetta, Caesar salad etc) -They had no plain scone. They had scones with sultana and scones with chestnut, and scones with orange. Plain scone was not even on the menu. And again, you had to select two kinds of scones from the menu. -One actual ‘sandwich’ I had, cucumber with cream cheese, was very dry. The bread was dry. The variety of food you get to choose was disappointing. 2x items from savoury and sweet means that you only get to taste one kind of cake apart from a (let’s face it) mandatory scone. The overall quantity of food was disappointing. The quality of the food was also disappointing. The one real ‘sandwich’ I had was very dry as I mentioned above. The other starter I had, fried courgettes was fine. I had some sense of closure when, upon leaving the hotel, I saw an Italian restaurant on the ground floor. I looked at their menu and found a good number of the same items offered in the ‘afternoon tea’ dining area upstairs. They essentially serve the same food from the same kitchen and package them differently upstairs. Operationally, it makes sense. It makes an efficient production line. But to call this ‘afternoon tea’ is a massive stretch. Essentially, this ‘afternoon tea’ area is an afterthought to the existing Italian restaurant downstairs.