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Afternoon Tea
When
Sunday, 12 April 2026 at 11:30
Cowdray Park, Midhurst, GU29 0AY
Time
11:30
Price
Not listed — worth a quick ask
About this event
Enjoy a delicious afternoon tea this spring at the Walled Garden at Cowdray, nestled in the heart of Sussex. Prepared by our team of pastry chefs, the Walled Garden Afternoon Tea follows the traditional combination of sweet and savoury, using locally sourced ingredients, reflective of the season and local Sussex landscape. The Walled Garden is a historic and charming setting, sat beside the iconic Cowdray Ruins—once graced by Queen Elizabeth I and Henry VIII. It’s the perfect spot to enjoy a sumptuous afternoon tea in the heart of the English countryside. Our SAMPLE Walled Garden Afternoon Tea menu: Sandwiches and mini rolls Egg mayonnaise and chive mini roll Coronation Chicken mini roll Smoked Salmon and Lemon cream cheese finger sandwich Cucumber ribbon finger sandwich Sweet treats Mini fruit scone with clotted cream and strawberry jam Macarons Lavender shortbread Raspberry pavlova Dark chocolate and pistachio brownie Rose petal and white chocolate Madeleines Booking Details Please select the number of tickets that you wish to book Afternoon Tea for in the time slot that you wish to arrive in. For larger bookings please get in touch with our catering team: For children’s tickets and menu, please email: Please be aware that Afternoon Tea tickets are non-refundable if cancelled within 7 days of the event. We appreciate your understanding and look forward to welcoming you.
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