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Science Afternoon Tea arrives at The Ampersand Hotel

Science Afternoon Tea

Who? The Ampersand Hotel

What? The Ampersand Hotel have put a real twist on Afternoon Tea with their new and limited edition science themed version. The three tier afternoon tea experience will include savoury gougeres, scones and rather futuristic pastries. Priced at £32.50 per person or £44.50 per person with a glass of champagne.

When? 31st March to 11th April

Where? The Ampersand Hotel, 10 Harrington Road, London SW7 3ER

How? For more information, see www.ampersandhotel.com

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