Traditional Afternoon Tea
The tradition of Afternoon Tea dates back more than 200 years, to a time before steam-powered train travel was not even invented. Now that the steam age has been gone, both are celebrated at the Keighley & Worth Valley!
Afternoon tea’ refers to a quintessentially British tradition established by Anna, the Duchess of Bedford, in the 19th century. When first introduced, the practice of sitting down for afternoon tea wasn’t seen as a treat. It had a very practical purpose – to fill the gap between lunch and dinner.
DATES & PRICES
Saturday 19th April, Saturday 24th May & Sunday 8th June
Pullman Car
Two Tickets 31205_15676e-ae> |
£90.00 31205_bb3c1e-61> |
Three Tickets* 31205_04132a-91> |
£150.00 31205_5d88e8-2d> |
Four Tickets 31205_f4a4bb-d9> |
£180.00 31205_5f5e67-d8> |
restaurant car
Two Tickets 31205_6063ee-48> |
£70.00 31205_fe16a4-ec> |
Three Tickets* 31205_54a204-95> |
£120.00 31205_39c047-64> |
Four Tickets 31205_617c57-29> |
£140.00 31205_48d90d-b1> |
*This ticket is for a group of 3 with exclusive table use for 4. The 4th seat will remain vacant and cannot be occupied. A £15 supplement for the exclusive use of the table.
menu
savoury
Selection of Finger Sandwiches
Beef & Horseradish
Raw Slaw & Chutney
BBQ Pulled Pork & Rocket
Salmon & Soft Cheese
Pork Pie
Chicken Kebab & Sweet Chilli Dip
sweet
Chocolate Tart
Citrus Meringue Clouds
Macarons
Scone, Jam & Clotted Cream