After Hyde Park is Kensington Gardens . This park, although not as pretty as her older brother, contains among other Kensington Palace and The Orangery . Girl, a romantic or business woman, enjoy L'Orangerie to take a breath of fresh air in a magnificent 18th century. If time allows, opt for the patio that will give you a view of the beautifully maintained lawns and gardens of the palace.
I've never tested breakfasts or lunches s of L 'Orangerie , so I will just a few words about the traditional & popular break in the Afternoon : the British tea time.
Four menus are available, but nothing prevents you make your choice a la carte, depending on your tastes.
Menus: The Four menus are available, but nothing prevents you make your choice a la carte, depending on your tastes.
SIGNATURE ORANGE TEA £ 14.85
Finger sandwiches, scone with jam and butter, pie and mini flash, all served with tea or coffee.
The ENCHANTED PALACE TEA £ 17.95
Finger sandwiches, scone with jam and butter , raspberry shortbread slice of chocolate cake, served with tea or coffee.
The ROYAL CHAMPAGNE TEA £ 20.45
A flute of champagne accompanied by finger sandwiches , scone with jam and butter , mini flash pie, all served with tea or coffee.
The AME FRANCAIS TREGOTHNAN £ 33.75
A flute of champagne accompanied by finger sandwiches , min of IS freshly baked scones and a variety of small cakes, served tea o u coffee.
The Royal Champagne Tea 
the center, the luxurious Tregothnan Tea Français You certainly notice that prices rise menu in the menu. Judge your level of luxury. No champagne or champagne? Chocolate cake or Not cho colate cake?
True, prices are not cheap but are consistent with the framework, quality and service. Personally
four menus are delicious. Coupet the field 'for some days and if you want to be more reasonable, the signature orange tea is a good base to discover a real English tea time.
My sin-cute? The finger sandwiches ! Cucumber, cheddar, gouda, smoked salmon ... So delicious! Their cakes are as good as sumptuous. Which to choose? As for tea lovers, you will find one of the widest and best choice in London.
A wide selection of cakes
A wide selection of cakes 
The scone and delicious finger sandwiches
A little history ...
Beginning 1700, The Orangery was used as a shelter for plants during the winter and royal celebrations hosted royal summer. Corinthian columns and wide arches of the Orangerie are today a reminder of the elegant and luxurious times royal past.
The Orangery worth a visit! Take advantage of the presence of Kensington Palace to discover its transformation into an enchanted palace. Soon a post on this beautiful palace.
The Orangery
The Orangery
Kensington Palace, Palace Ave
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