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Tea time: the top 5 spots for afternoon tea in Stockholm

Enjoy afternoon tea in Stockholm’s 5 most captivating venues

Strap in for an eclectic tour of afternoon tea in Stockholm. This guide is your ticket to the top locales where afternoon tea in Stockholm is anything but ordinary. Picture this: sipping on exquisitely brewed blends in settings that swing from the historically opulent to the strikingly modern. Here, each spot is a bold statement of Stockholm’s knack for fusing the cherished ritual of tea with a dash of contemporary zest. Get ready for an afternoon tea trek that’s as vibrant and unpredictable as the city itself.
Pontus Frithiof La Tour Stockholm Sweden restaurant

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Pontus Frithiof La Tour

Pontus Frithiof La Tour, perched on DN-skrapan’s 23rd floor, reimagines afternoon tea with a distinct French flair. Masterminded by Pontus Frithiof and the tea connoisseur Mario E. Moroni, this venue combines Stockholm vistas with a rich culinary journey. The space, adorned with chic décor but respectfully honours the building’s 1960’s architecture, offers private dining rooms, an orangery and a balcony for an intimate experience. The signature afternoon tea, a six-course marvel paired with Moroni’s award-winning tea selection, encapsulates luxury and gastronomic finesse – and a heck of a Stockholm view.

Pontus Frithiof La Tour
Rålambsvägen 17
Stockholm
Sweden

Photography courtesy of Pontus Frithiof La Tour
Diplomat Hotel Stockholm Sweden hotel review

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Hotel Diplomat

Hotel Diplomat in Stockholm, an epitome of elegance since the 1960s, captivates with its afternoon tea, a splendid fusion of traditional charm and contemporary sophistication. The Gallery, designed like a lush garden from a fairy tale, hosts the tea room where the experience becomes an artistic journey. The heart of the afternoon tea journey is the popular Diplomat Tea Blend, complemented by warm scones with homemade marmalade, exquisite finger sandwiches and delicate pastries from the renowned pastry chef Annie Lundin. The hotel, overlooking Nybroviken, infuses local produce with global influences, ensuring each bite is a nod to both Nordic and international cuisine.

Hotel Diplomat
Strandvägen 7C
Stockholm
Sweden

Photography courtesy of Hotel Diplomat

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Villa Godthem Stockhol Sweden restaurant review
Villa Godthem Stockhol Sweden restaurant review

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Villa Godthem

Villa Godthem, an enchanting 19th-century Swiss chalet-style villa, offers afternoon tea in a setting that combines tradition with serene Swedish charm. Located in idyllic Djurgården, this historic spot, once a private residence for opera soloist Carl Johan Uddman, is now a culinary haven. As you wander through Djurgården, Villa Godthem welcomes you to unwind with a warm cup from their diverse coffee and tea collection. The menu, crafted by head chef Antonio Molina, boasts delicious sandwiches, delightful sweets and perhaps a glass of champagne, creating a perfect blend of classic and contemporary tastes.

Villa Godthem
Rosendalsvägen 9
Stockholm
Sweden

Photography courtesy of Villa Godthem

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Cadierbaren

In the heart of Stockholm’s Grand Hôtel, Cadierbaren, an iconic tea room, unfolds a timeless tradition and elegance. Here, afternoon tea transforms into a sophisticated affair, where an assortment of finely crafted sandwiches, delicate pastries and freshly baked scones pair perfectly with luxurious curd, whipped cream and homemade jams. The centerpiece is the Grand Hôtel’s Finest Tea Blend, each sip enhanced by the exquisite notes of Ruinart Champagne. Available daily from 2 pm to 5 pm, the experience ranges from the traditional to the champagne-infused​​.

Cadierbaren
Södra Grand Hôtel
Blasieholmshamnen 8
Stockholm
Sweden

Photography courtesy of Grand Hôtel
Café Svenskt Tenn Stockholm Sweden

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Café Svenskt Tenn

Café Svenskt Tenn, overlooking Strandvägen, offers a refined afternoon tea that mirrors the changing seasons of Stockholm. Renowned for its commitment to sustainability and quality, the café, in collaboration with Petter Nilsson, serves an exquisite selection of dishes and craft beverages. Indulge in the café’s wide range of teas, from delicate Japanese greens to the exclusive Svenskt Tenn blend, a nod to the founder’s love for the beverage. The experience is complemented by a seasonal menu that harmonises with the rhythm of nature, ensuring every sip and bite at Café Svenskt Tenn is a celebration of quality and craftsmanship​​​​.

Café Svenskt Tenn
Strandvägen 5
Stockholm
Sweden

Photography courtesy of Svenskt Tenn

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