the collins room - the berkeley

pret-a-portea is definitely one of the most cute places i have visited by far. located centrally, this place is very reachable and convenient. this place possesses amazing desserts variety to choose from. the food that i had ordered was amazing and tasted amazing. the authenticity of the taste has been maintained very well and the pricing has been done keeping people's budget in mind so it is quite pocket friendly. recommended.

i came to visit this place when i was visiting a friend who stayed in the neighbourhood. the place was almost empty save for a couple of people. the waiter was very smart and curt as he handed us the menus. we ordered just some drinks with little bites to accompany. it was a long time before they finally arrived. the decorations are very mysterious and mystical, but they are not very welcoming. the drinks were very well prepared and presented, it was just the emptiness of the place that was off-putting. they were closing hurriedly, so we ended up finishing our drinks in the lobby. truly a disappointing experience.

the place has a lovely ambiance and a beautiful decor which is very pleasing and pleasant. the service is great and the staff is hospitable, friendly and very knowledgeable. the staff made sure we had a nice time and made us feel very comfortable. the food as well as the tea was outstanding. i would definitely visit this place again and will surely recommend it.

this is a afternoon themes tea place like many others in london but according to me i really loved the flavors here.
the view was good and same goes for the staff . i really liked pret-a-portea here and that is a must try .
they have a caramel room which is a good touch.
if you want to have a good time then this place is surely for you.

i have always had a delightful experience whenever i come to this place. if you want to enjoy a hot cup of tea along with some freshly baked pastries overlooking a beautiful environment, then this is the place to be. the snack menu also seems good and i would try few of them on my next visits. service has always been quick and efficient. highly recommended!!

i was looking forward to my my tea here and was a little disappointed. the food was not all that good, but had very fancy names all inspired by fashion lines of world famous designers, some of the cakes looked exquisite too, with the elaborate and detailed designing.

i love this place for their delicious little sandwiches and their cakes and cookies. this is a perfect spot to take your partner out for a date, and have a really fun time. the service was amazing, and after we were offered a refill of almost everything we ordered, we asked for the bill and it was presented to us in cute little take-away bags. it was an amazing experience and i would love to visit this place again.

one of my favorite cafes that serve excellent tea and coffee. they have a nice and sweet collection of sweets and mini sandwiches also. the desserts are delicious. the must try are the pink polka dot cakes and the various flavors of tea. the cafe is a gem with beautiful view and a calm ambiance.

there are different themed afternoon teas in london but probably none like the one in the berkeley. the pret-a-portea afternoon tea in their caramel room is perfect for every fashion aficionados

beautiful desserts, bland tea. out of all the teas we went to in london (goring, mad hatter, parliament, caramel room), we found that the caramel room definitely had the most elaborate desserts. unfortunately, the fruit tea and the caramel tea we ordered were also the most bland. we were also confused as to why our dessert tier only had one of each dessert since there were two of us and we paid for two (other people's tiers seem to have multiples) . i think we were allowed to order more later but it was initially a pain to try and split those tiny, delicate desserts between two people. the inconvenient serving method and bland tea would keep us from going back. by the end, we were filled up enough to not really want to bother with ordering a "second" serving but i can't feel like i left the place feeling a little ripped off.

it was all delicious - once we finished a plate it was refilled with more and then when we could eat no more we were given the remainder to take home in a doggy bag. the waitress made sure arabella had a pink bag with her favourite delicacies in and was also given a princess wand as a gift much to her delight! she felt like it was her birthday.

i had high hopes for the afternoon tea and sadly the best part of the experience was the glass (or 2) of laurent-perrier. the menu features creative interpretations of ready-to-wear collections from designers such as oscar de la renta, alexander mcqueen, tory burch and prada. although some of the cakes were beautiful to look at and intricately designed, the taste just didn’t cut it and being s - see more at: http://thechicbrulee.com/2013/08/19/pret-a-portea-at-the-berkeley-a-review/#sthash.nsi8nytk.dpuf

there is a wonderful selection of teas on offer, including a selection of fruity teas which are served in tall latte glasses...

the tea consists of your choice of any of the many delicious tea choices (i went with the pear caramel, mmm), a plate of mini-finger sandwiches, and a dessert stand full of tiny desserts inspired by each of the designer's collection pieces. my favorite treats were the manolo blahnik pink polka dot cake with gianduja cream and the prada nougatine and beriolette mousse with geometric pattern, although i really did like everything on the stand (sweet tooth problems..). we also chowed down on some yummy finger sandwiches and scones with clot