An Afternoon Tea in Battle isn’t exactly the most famous thing from here – that would be the Battle of Hastings – but it’s undoubtedly the most delicious!
This East Sussex town lies some 50 miles from London, 30 miles from Brighton and 20 miles from Lewes. Nearby places of interest include Hastings (of course!) and Bexhill-on-Sea. However, you don’t have to venture too far for a cuppa with scones.
What to Expect from an Afternoon Tea in Battle, East Sussex
Battle is where the infamous Norman Conquest began in 1066. Yet there is much more to its story, including numerous Tearooms to get a nice spot of lunch. Nevertheless, you’ll probably want to visit the site of the skirmish to get a feel for its history.
While you’re at it, why not wander around the local abbey as well? That, surely, will work up an appetite ready for all things dainty and delectable.
Afternoon Tea for Two in Battle
The best Afternoon Tea in Battle is one shared with a loved one. Be sure, then, to book a table for two on Valentine’s Day or, indeed, any other day to show your partner you care.
There might even be Champagne or Prosecco available alongside a cup of Loose Leaf Tea – what could be better than that? A meal of romance and allure is all but guaranteed when finger sandwiches and cake are involved.
Festive Afternoon Tea in Battle
An Afternoon Tea in Battle isn’t just for Christmas – though it’s not a bad idea! You can now get festive-themed treats should you choose to book around the season of giving, a feature available in several venues these days.
What’s more, if you’re local, there could be the option of having your favourite foodie delights delivered to your door. All this and more can be discovered through our directory.