Cost of High Tea at the Ritz

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As of late 2026, a standard high tea at The Ritz London will set you back about £75 per person. Yes, that’s around $95 USD or €87. For a single cup of tea and some tiny sandwiches. Per person. That’s enough money to buy a whole grocery-store cake, a fancy hat, and still have change for the bus home.

But wait—there’s more! That £75 is the base price. You want a glass of Champagne? Add roughly £20 per person. Want the “Celebration Tea” with a glass of Laurent-Perrier Rosé? Now you’re looking at £95 per person. Suddenly, your afternoon snack costs more than a flight to Paris. Paris is cheaper than a scone.

What Do You Actually Get for £75?

Let’s break it down, because you’re paying for theatre as much as food. You’ll sit in a gilded room that looks like a wedding cake exploded in a palace. The waitstaff wear tailcoats and treat you like minor royalty—if that royalty was slightly confused about why their sandwich costs £10.

Your tray arrives: finger sandwiches (cut into perfect triangles, because chaos is not allowed). You get cucumber, smoked salmon, egg mayonnaise, and ham. Tiny. Perfect. You will finish them in four bites and wonder if this is a prank. Then come the scones: warm, fluffy, served with clotted cream and strawberry jam. These are the stars. You will consider smuggling one in your handbag. I’m not saying you should, but the moral dilemma is part of the experience.

Finally, pastries: a miniature éclair, a tartlet, and a macaron. Each one is a work of art. Each one is gone in 1.5 seconds. The total food is enough to fuel a small bird—or a hungry human who skipped breakfast. Bring a snack for later. Seriously.