Richmond Tea Rooms

Demi Sheridan, Editorial Assistant
Image courtesy of Richmond Tea Rooms

Who doesn’t love afternoon tea? Sipping from little teacups while enjoying a fresh sandwich or crumbling sweet treat. Richmond Tea Rooms has you covered. Having moved a little further along Sackville Street, the venue now comes with the perfect view of Sackville Gardens. 

Also, why spend the afternoon in a normal coffee shop when you can immerse yourself in the Richmond Tea Rooms award winning Alice in Wonderland themed dining experience. Now doesn’t that sound like more fun? 

Dive deep into the ‘enchanted forest (a woodland themed room)’ and dine under the fairy lights above. 

Everything served has been individually made, by hand, in house, by a team of flavour and filling passionate chefs. Concocted by Nick Curtis and Andrew Underwood, the restaurant is a place in which you can dive deep into the ‘enchanted forest (a woodland themed room)’ and dine under the fairy lights above. 

There are several tea options, with menus designed to serve the minimalist (Alice’s: two tea and a cream scone, £11.00) as well as the maximalist (Wonderland Champagne: cakes, sandwiches, scones with cream, tea and champagne at £39.90).

All scones are accompanied with Tiptree preserves, and there’s an unusually wide selection of teas going, from Ceylon to Lotus Rose. One for the serious tea drinkers among us.

Serving up cocktails, wines, beers, ciders and spirits, this venue is not as innocent as it seems.

Not a fan of Afternoon Tea? Not a problem. Richmond Tea Rooms serves up; all your breakfast favourites, light lunches/ salads and sandwiches, an array of those sweet treats I mentioned earlier (like cakes, milkshakes and even ice cream sundaes) and drinks – all the drinks. 

Serving up cocktails, wines, beers, ciders and spirits, this venue is not as innocent as it seems. In fact, it could quite well be the opposite. At least once a month, Richmond Tea Room holds an 18+ only event centred around a Mad Hatter Tea Party or a High Tease Burlesque show.

So, if you are in Manchester and in the mood for some tea and avocado on toast, or you are looking to party with the maddest hatter there ever was, the Richmond Tea Room is the place for you.

46 Sackville StreetManchesterM1 3WF View map
Telephone: 0161 237 9667 Visit Now

Opening Hours

  • Monday9:00am - 7:00pm
  • Tuesday9:00am - 7:00pm
  • Wednesday9:00am - 7:00pm
  • Thursday9:00am - 7:00pm
  • Friday9:00am - 7:00pm
  • Saturday9:00am - 8:00pm
  • Sunday9:00am - 7:00pm

Always double check opening hours with the venue before making a special visit.

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