For a truly vintage afternoon tea experience, the Betty Blythe vintage tea room is a beautifully decorated space with gorgeous china tea pots, roses and vintage furniture. A lovely surprise is the dresser full of vintage clothing and accessories that patrons can try on and wear as you enjoy the scrumptious breakfast treats, cakes and tea.
Betty Blythe is one of Hollywood’s earliest sex symbols. A voluptuous brunette, Betty Blythe was among the first American movie stars to do nude scenes and her acting ability often took a back seat to her wardrobe, or lack of it. Her biggest hit was “The Queen of Sheba” (1921). She later said of it, “I had 28 costumes in that picture, and if I’d worn them all at once I couldn’t have kept warm”.
Theme: Vintage inspired
Best for: morning teas, value for money and vintage character
Website: http://www.bettyblythe.co.uk/
How to get there:
The Betty Blythe Vintage Tea Room is located in West London at 73 Blythe Road Brook Green London W14 0HP.
Kensington tube station (London Overground) is a 7 minute walk away.
Hammersmith tube station (Hammersmith & City line, Circle line, District line and Piccadilly line) and Shepherd’s Bush tube station (Central line and London Overground) are both a 12 minute walk away.
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