Have you heard about the Christmas Afternoon Tea on a Bus in London tours? I’m excited to be able to offer you a discount on some of the tours, so keep reading if that’s of interest to you.
Three times I have taken a bus tour with Brigit’s Bakery. And I’ve always enjoyed the experience. My favourite one will always be the Grinchmas Afternoon Tea on a Bus. It was super fun for several reasons.
This unique thing to do in London could tick all the boxes for a person who loves London, delicious food, Christmas and The Grinch. And yes, I do realise the last two could be considered opposites. 😉
The Food
Your top concern might be: how fresh is the food?
It doesn’t seem probable that food can be prepared and transported to Victoria Station and still maintain its original intent for quality and taste. Brigit’s Bakery masterfully defeats this obstacle.
Not only is everything super tasty, but also it is really fresh. It is always disappointing when you go to a luxury hotel for afternoon tea and are served stale bread. No matter how decadent the pastries are during the last course, that crusty impression from the sandwiches stays with you.
The Grinchmas Afternoon Tea in London bus tour also infuses creativity in to the culinary experience. In the video highlights below you’ll see each of the three parts of the tea pay tribute to The Grinch. You’ll see even the scones are- GREEN.
When you step on to the bus, you’ll see all of the tables are beautifully set. This includes every food item except the basket of scones that is served about half way through the journey.
Christmas in London Guide
Worried you’ll plan a Christmas in London trip and miss the best activities?
With this guide you’ll know about everything that’s happening in town. From sparkling lights to perfect itineraries, self-guided walks and everything in between, our Christmas in London guide is packed with all the tips you need.
You’ll also get email updates about festive activities and dates as they’re announced, so you’re always updated on things to do in London for Christmas.
The Journey
Your expectations need to be realistic for this aspect of the experience. Yes, the ride is a little bumpy. But from the cupholders to the hidden pieces of rubber under your dishes and trays to keep dishes from sliding, Brigit’s Bakery has thought of everything.
Your goal needs to be to have fun throughout the bus ride and enjoy the shaky moments. If you’re seeking a perfect, buttery smooth shot for your socials- bring a stabiliser! But really, when you look at the amount and variety of afternoon tea on a bus tours that Brigit’s Bakery offers, you see that the idea of a travelling tea is a smashing hit with people living in or visiting London.
If sightseeing and learning about London’s landmarks is your primary focus, this tour isn’t for you. Because the host of the Grinchmas Afternoon Tea on a Bus Tour in London is so charismatic and passionate, you might be distracted away from the London landmarks to engage in his show. Joining is part of the holiday spirit! Don’t be a Grinch!
Further, in a moving bus you won’t get the best focused pictures of these iconic locations. Whether it’s during the day or on a night tour to see the Christmas lights, you will catch some serious glare from the windows.
However, if you want to say you did something truly unique in London- ride a Routemaster bus while eating the most iconic meal in the UK.
The Length
Another huge bonus of this afternoon tea on a bus in London is the fact that there is a clear end time. Assuming you don’t get stuck in any unusual traffic, you will know when your experience ends.
My biggest ‘negative factor’ with afternoon teas in London is their length. I have been held captive at luxury hotels for nearly three hours for this food experience. After indulging in a carb fest of sandwiches, scones and pastries, most people feel lethargic. Americans, when I say I feel like a Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade float, you know what I mean.
If I could change anything about the traditional afternoon tea, it would be to speed up the process. So, being on the afternoon tea on a bus tour with Brigit’s Bakery for 90 minutes was a dream come true for me.
Plus, you’ll only find Cindy Lou Who on the bus. There are no actual LOOS! (‘Bathrooms’ for my American readers!)
Afternoon Tea on a Bus in London- Discount Code
The Brigit’s Bakery Afternoon Tea Bus Tour is the first brand to do this type of bus tour in London. It’s the OG.
They have many different teas to choose from.
DISCOUNT CODE SUNNYLONDON
Use the code above for 10% off these afternoon tea tours:
- Classic Afternoon Tea Bus Tour
- Grinchmas Afternoon Tea Bus Tour
- Christmas Lights Afternoon Tea Bus Tour
- The Cat in the Hat Afternoon Tea Bus Tour
- Spooky Halloween Afternoon Tea Bus Tour
DISCOUNT CODE SUNNYLONDON1
Use the code above for 10% off these afternoon tea tours:
- Peppa Pig
- Paddington
- PAW Patrol
- Monopoly Afternoon Tea Bus Tours
Christmas Afternoon Tea on a Bus in London- Final Thoughts
For the menu, prices, tour options and gift vouchers, go to the Brigit’s Bakery website.
What do you think? If you love food, travel and the holidays, would you put the Christmas Afternoon Tea on a Bus Tour in London on your list of things to do in London? What other unique food experiences have you had in a city?
And please, drop me any questions you have about afternoon tea in London.
If you don’t want to miss London’s top events or need help for what to book ahead of time for your London trip, you can’t miss my weekly emails. The Sunny News shares Mr Sunny’s weekly pub of the week and discount codes for London’s most popular experiences too.
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