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Sunday 15 March 2026 | 12:30am – 5pm
Norwood Park
Tickets: £32.00 per person - adult, £8.50 per child
Treat the Mother figure in your life to Afternoon Tea delights at Norwood Park and indulge in a two-hour sitting of scrumptious sandwiches, delicate cakes and some quality time over a glass of fizz. Choose from a 12:00pm or 3:00pm sitting, tickets live from the 1st February
Adult Afternoon Tea: Two-hour sitting
Vegan/ Vegetarian/ DF/ GF alternatives available upon request
Sandwiches - Served on White & Granary Bread
Breast of Chicken with Tarragon Creamed Mayonnaise
Smoked Applewood Cheddar with Tomato Relish
Smoked Salmon with Lemon Butter
Savoury Bites
Mini Spring Vegetable Quiches
Pork, Apple & Sage Sausage Rolls
Scones
Plain or Fruit Scones with Raspberry preserve and clotted cream (Bite Size)
Sweet Bites
Lemon Meringue Pie
Classic Victoria Sponge
Chocolate Fudge Brownie
Children's Sandwich Box
Which consists of a sandwich (selection of cheese, ham & jam), crisps, homemade cookie and a piece of fruit.
Tea and Coffee
Choose from a selection of Teas including Earl Grey, Jasmine Green Tea, Gold Medal, Red Berry and Peach or enjoy a coffee over the afternoon.
The bar will be open should you wish to have any additional soft or alcoholic drinks.
If you have any dietary requirements please do let them know and they will be more than happy to send over a bespoke menu for you.
| Mother's Day Afternoon Tea at Norwood Park (15 Mar 2026) | ||
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