Treat yourself to a delightful afternoon tea in Glasgow, where Scottish hospitality meets classic British tradition with a stylish twist!

Whether you’re shopping on Buchanan Street, exploring the West End, or visiting one of the city’s many museums and galleries, there’s no better way to relax than with a fabulous spread of sweet and savoury treats.

Indulge in a tiered selection of dainty finger sandwiches, warm scones with jam and clotted cream, and an irresistible variety of cakes and pastries, all served with a pot of premium tea—or a cheeky glass of fizz if you’re celebrating!

Top venues like The Willow Tea Rooms, Blythswood Square Hotel, and Cup Tea Lounge offer everything from traditional elegance to quirky charm.

Perfect for catch-ups, celebrations, or a relaxing afternoon out, afternoon tea in Glasgow is a must-try experience that’s as comforting as it is delicious. So go on—sip, snack, and enjoy!

23 Afternoon Teas Glasgow Has To Offer

The Willow Tea Rooms

Top floor of Watt Brothers, 119-121 Sauchiehall Lane, G2 3EL

A lovely spot for afternoon tea Mackintosh at the Willow is a world class cultural and heritage attraction. Miss Cranston’s original Willow Tea Rooms is recognised internationally for its importance as the only surviving tea room designed in its entirety by Charles Rennie Mackintosh.

Enjoy three-tiers of goodness in the main tea room, or book in advance to take in the beautiful surroundings of the exquisite Salon de Luxe. Gluten free and vegan afternoon tea options are available too.

The Corinthian Club Afternoon Tea Glasgow

191 Ingram Street, G1 1DA

This building is steeped in history. Originally a bank and latterly a judiciary court, in 2010 the grade A listed building was transformed into a stylish venue with restaurants, bars and  a casino.

Indulge in a delightful selection of finger sandwiches and sweet treats under the iconic Corinthian domed glass ceiling in the Teller’s Bar and Brasserie area. Enjoy scones with fresh vanilla cream and a fully-stocked bar.

Champagne Central Afternoon Tea

Glasgow Central Station, 99 Gordon St, G1 3SF

Step back in time to the golden age of travel, head to the Grand Central Hotel at Glasgow Central Station. Originally built in the late 19th Century as a grand British railway hotel, the hotel has welcomed many a famous guest over the years, including Frank Sinatra.

Enjoy a whiskey-soaked sultana scone or filled macaroons, and round out the meal with either a rose-infused tea or a rose champagne. Champagne Central gives a touch of old-world-glamour.

The Ivy Glasgow Afternoon Tea

106 Buchanan St, Glasgow G1 2NB

The iconic London chain has a restaurant in the heart of Glasgow city centre.

Situated on Buchanan Street,  the menu includes items such as a truffled chicken brioche roll, warm fruit scones with clotted cream and a whisky crème brûlée doughnut.

See website for opening times

House for an Art Lover

10 Dumbreck Rd, Bellahouston, Glasgow G41 5BW

Designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh and his wife in 1901 and finally realised in 1996, House for An Art Lover has a meticulously designed exterior and interior in Art Nouveau style.

Enjoy viewing the art exhibitions whilst dining on an afternoon tea that includes classics such as macarons and frangipane slices.

Cup Tea Rooms

71 Renfield St, G2 1LP and No.4 Virginia Court, G1 1TN

Choose between two venues, the beautifully tiled interior of the B-listed venue on Renfield Street, or the quaint setting of Virginia Court.

With vegetarian, vegan, gluten free and children’s menus available, everyone can enjoy three tiers including finger sandwiches, homemade scones and sweet treats.

They also have a Valentine’s and Mother’s Day tea.

Sherbrooke Castle Hotel

11 Sherbrooke Ave, Bellahouston, Glasgow G41 4PG

Enjoy a day out in the South of the city, with afternoon tea in the Sherbrooke Castle Hotel.

Designed in 1896, this baronial villa is a lovely spot for afternoon tea if you’re looking for somewhere a little special.

And if you’re looking for something a little lighter, try their cream tea which includes freshly baked scones and a hot drink of your choice.

Hotel Du Vin

1 Devonshire Gardens, Glasgow G12 0UX

Set in a tree-lined Victorian terrace in the fashionable West neighbourhood, Hotel Du Vin is one of the city’s most famous and opulent hotels.

Enjoy an exquisite afternoon tea and add a glass of fizz, alongside tempting towers of finger sandwiches, clotted cream-topped scones and a selection of handmade gateaux and cakes.

Carlton George Hotel

44 W George St, Glasgow G2 1DH

The Carlton George Hotel offers a lovely afternoon tea which includes a selection of homemade cakes, from choux buns to tiffin squares and strawberry tarts along with a selection of freshly made sandwiches.

Enjoy all of this from the seventh floor with panoramic views of the city centre.

Red Sky Bar at Radisson RED

25 Tunnel St, Glasgow G3 8HL

For an elevated experience, enjoy afternoon tea with a rooftop view and stunning riverside architecture.

The afternoon tea at this very trendy hotel includes a selection of finger sandwiches, crostinis, scones and desserts, with a full vegetarian menu available also.

See website for prices and opening times.

The Butterfly & The Pig Tea Rooms

153 Bath St, G2 4SQ and 1039 Pollokshaws Rd, G41 3YF

Adding a whimsical twist on the traditional teahouse through the use of mismatched crockery and a shabby chic decor.

The afternoon tea itself offers a hearty selection that will fill up even the hungriest diners, starting with canapés and sandwiches before the sweet treats.

See website for prices

The Cup and Saucer

De Courcys Arcade, 5-21 Cresswell Ln, G12 8AA

Set down a cobbled lane The Cup and Saucer offers delicious home baking, fresh ground coffee and quality loose leaf teas.

All served to a rock ‘n’ roll soundtrack of vintage tunes. De Courcys Arcade on Cresswell Lane is a vintage and homewares paradise.

Visit Facebook for opening times and prices.

Mharsanta

26 Bell St, Glasgow G1 1LG

This restaurant offers traditional and modern Scottish cuisine, with a Bubbles & Bites menu at the weekends. Billed as a twist on afternoon tea, the menu offers a taste of sweet and savoury treats, along with a glass of Prosecco.

Menu favourites include haggis bon bons with whisky cream, wild mushroom on toasted soda bread in a creamy garlic sauce and halloumi & vegetable kebabs.

Visit website for opening times and prices

Chaophraya

The Townhouse, Nelson Mandela Place, G1 2LL

A contemporary Thai restaurant offering afternoon tea with a Thai twist.

The tiered cake stands include satay red curry chicken tart and spring rolls, as well as a special spice-infused jam for those traditional scones. There is also a vegetarian option.

See website for opening times

Red Bus Bistro Glasgow

266 George St, Glasgow G1 1JF

Red Bus Bistro is set aboard a vintage Routemaster bus where you can enjoy a delicious afternoon tea, whilst looking out at the sights of Glasgow and its many attractions.

The converted sightseeing bus provides a delightfully cosy atmosphere for diners. Indulge in a selection of pastries, cakes and warm home-baked scones served with traditional preserves and fresh, locally produced cream.

See website for locations and times.

ABode Glasgow

129 Bath Street, Glasgow, G2 2SZ

The Brasserie ABode afternoon tea menu features a selection of quintessential items of the great British tradition such as dainty finger sandwiches and sumptuous scones.

If you are feeling extra indulgent then you can upgrade to include a glass of house Champagne.

See website for opening times

Browns Brasserie & Bar Glasgow

1 George Square, Glasgow, G2 1DY

Browns Glasgow is located in the iconic 130 year old ex-General Post Office building right in the centre of the city.

The brasserie and bar is stylishly decorated and offers a chilled atmosphere. Their delicious tea includes a selection of mini brioche rolls & crostini, fruit scone with strawberry jam and clotted cream, a range of mini desserts, and a choice of loose leaf teas.

There is an option to add a glass of Champagne or Hendrick’s gin and tonic.

 

La Bonne Auberge- Glasgow

161 West Nile Street, Glasgow , G1 2RL

Afternoon Tea is served in the main restaurant, which offers a warm and sophisticated environment to relax.

Their French Afternoon Tea puts a Parisian spin on the British tradition featuring savouries such as croque monsieur and sweet treats such as lemon macaron. If you are feeling extra indulgent, you can upgrade to include a glass of bubbly.

See website for opening times.

Mar Hall Golf & Spa Resort

Earl of Mar Estate, Mar Hall Avenue, Bishopton, PA7 5NW

Just a stones-throw away from Dumbarton and other lakeside resorts, this stunning location is perfect for afternoon tea.

Inside you’ll see stunning chandeliers, plush carpets and upholstery and a muted colour palette. Feast on three tiers of quintessential finger sandwiches, homemade scones with preserves and a delicious selection of sweet treats.

See website for prices and opening times.

Angels Hotel – Glasgow

114 Main St, Uddingston, Glasgow , G71 7HZ

Enjoy afternoon tea in lavish ambience at the Angels Hotel. You can enjoy British savouries like a warm sage & onion sausage roll, chicken pesto sandwiches and cheese and balsamic pickle on bloomer bread.

These are followed by a range of freshly-baked plain and fruit scones, sweet treats include chocolate orange cheesecake and sticky ginger sponge and a selection of freshly brewed tea and coffee.

Blythswood Square

11 Blythswood Square, G2 4AD

Head to the Salon on the first floor for afternoon tea and choose between the standard cream tea, the Duchess of Bedford Afternoon Tea, the Tea Tox Afternoon Tea or the Tasty Scotland Afternoon Tea.

The menu ranges from the scones and clotted cream that we all know and love to more unusual bites like sugar-free carrot cake, chocolate and caramel eclairs and fine Scottish cheeses.

See website for prices

Served at weekends.

Hidden Lane Tearooms

1103 Argyle St, G3 8ND

This hidden gem is nestled amongst the vibrant and colourful artist studios on Hidden Lane. There is a choice of over 30 loose leaf teas and secret recipe scones served up in a mismatch of vintage crockery and teapots.

Bring your own bottle to enjoy with your towering afternoon tea. The sandwiches and cakes change daily – the perfect excuse for a return visit.

Cranachan

2nd Floor, Princes Square, 48 Buchanan St, Glasgow G1 3JN

Head for the top floor of Princes Square shopping centre and you’ll find Cranachan, a modern take on Scottish fare serving up a selection of sandwiches.

Like smoked salmon and dill mayo, scones, cakes and mini desserts – and you can add a glass of pink fizz or enjoy a gin teapot cocktail for an extra price.

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