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Fortnum & Mason

(26 Ratings)
Quintessentially English shopping

Known as a full-service department store since 1707, Fortnum & Mason remains as vital a tourist destination as Harrods, though its proportions are quaint by comparison. Gift opportunities abound in the ground-floor and basement food halls, which include pretty tins of teas and biscuits, a fantasy-like sweets counter and a chocolate counter that includes Fortnum's exemplary and famous creams — including the signature and very English dark chocolate violet creams; ask for a sample to...

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Hours
Mon to Sat 10am—8pm
Sun noon—6pm (11.30am–noon browsing only)


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Reviews

stevenlavigne
stevenlavigne
Over a year ago

As far as I'm concerned, this is THE place for Tea in London. Been there twice, once for afternoon tea, and once for High Tea. It's so lovely. Enjoy yourself, cough up the price and pretend to be posh!


roundupcowboy
roundupcowboy first review First to Review
Over a year ago

great place for classic british food stuffs

like teas, jams, cakes, candies and the like. nothing else. lived in london for years & this is the place for quality goods as described. the restaurant on jeryman street entrance is great for a quick bite. also st james restaurant is great for saturday lunch or a formal tea with mates or mum.


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