Reigate Manor's afternoon tea is £30 and Nutfield Priory's from £35: six places to book around Reigate, with serving times, booking and hygiene ratings.
For afternoon tea around Reigate, most people book one of three country-house hotels: Reigate Manor on Reigate Hill (from £30), Nutfield Priory east of Redhill (from £35) and Langshott Manor in Horley (from £42). In the town itself, Canakin on the High Street runs a Sunday afternoon tea. Every entry was checked against the venue’s own website on 28 October 2026.
We have not had tea at these places for this guide, and nothing here is a review. Each entry sets out what the venue says about itself, the prices and serving times it publishes, and how to book. It then adds the Food Standards Agency (FSA) hygiene rating. Prices are as published on the day we checked.
Reigate
Reigate Manor, Reigate Hill
Reigate Manor calls itself “The Jewel in Reigate’s Crown”. Its afternoon tea menu, dated March 2026, says the house was built around 1780 as a family home called “The Brokes” and was trading as Brokes Hotel by May 1924. The traditional afternoon tea is £30 a person: sandwiches such as coronation chicken and smoked salmon with cream cheese, plain and raisin scones with Cornish clotted cream, and seasonal pastries and cakes. The sparkling version, with a glass of Prosecco, is £37, a cream tea is £14.50 and a children’s tea £12.50. Its afternoon tea page says it is served “each day between 12pm and 5pm” in the lounge or on the garden terrace. Book on the page or call 01737 240125. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 17 February 2026). Reigate Hill, RH2 9PF.
Canakin, High Street
Canakin describes itself as “an independent specialty coffee shop & patisserie in the centre of Reigate”, baking its cakes and pastries every day in a small kitchen on site. It serves afternoon tea on Sundays only. Its afternoon tea page sells it as “Afternoon Tea for Two”, with a sitting at 2.30pm each Sunday from 8 November to 20 December; when we checked, 22 November was already sold out. Book a date on the page. An afternoon tea voucher costs £80 and is exchanged for a gift card to book with. The website does not publish shop opening hours; email shop@canakin.co.uk. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 6 October 2026). 69 High Street, RH2 9AE. Our listing.
Redhill and Horley
Nutfield Priory, Nutfield
Nutfield Priory is a Hand Picked Hotels country house on Nutfield Road, east of Redhill. Its afternoon tea page serves tea “under the stone arched ceiling of Cloisters Restaurant”, its 2 AA Rosette restaurant, or in The Library, which it says “boasts period features and stained glass windows”. The tea is a three-tier stand of finger sandwiches, warm scones, miniature cakes and pastries. It costs from £35 a person on weekdays and £38 at weekends, with children at £15. The Champagne afternoon tea is from £45 on weekdays and £49 at weekends. Served 12pm to 4.30pm. Book through the hotel’s online diary, call 01737 824400 or email enquiries.nutfield@handpicked.co.uk. The hotel is in Tandridge, whose register gives it a hygiene rating of 5 (FSA, 26 March 2025). Nutfield Road, Nutfield, RH1 4EL.
Langshott Manor, Horley
Langshott Manor, one of the Alexander Hotels, is a country house on the edge of Horley with the tagline “Vintage crockery & contemporary cuisine”. Its afternoon tea page lists afternoon tea at £42 a person and Champagne afternoon tea at £52. Each comes “with a selection of finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones, and decadent desserts”. It is served daily from 12pm to 4pm in The Mulberry, which the hotel calls a “2 AA Rosette award winning restaurant”, or in the lounges, and on the terraces in warmer months. Gluten-free and vegetarian versions are available if you ask when booking, and the page links a separate Doggy Afternoon Tea menu. Call 01293 786680. Hygiene rating 3 (FSA, 8 April 2026). Ladbroke Road, Horley, RH6 9LN.
Towards Dorking
Hartsfield Manor, Betchworth
Hartsfield Manor is a Victorian country house off Sandy Lane in Betchworth, a few miles west of Reigate. Its afternoon tea page lists a cream tea at £14.50, a traditional afternoon tea at £30 and a sparkling afternoon tea, with Prosecco or Champagne, at £37. A children’s afternoon tea is £12.50. The tea is sandwiches, homemade cakes, and scones with Cornish clotted cream and strawberry preserve. It is “served daily from 12pm to 5pm” in the lounge, the Terrace Restaurant or, in summer, on the outdoor terrace. The hotel also runs a festive afternoon tea. Book on its website, call 01737 845300 or email hotel@hartsfieldmanor.co.uk. The manor is in Mole Valley, whose register gives a hygiene rating of 5 (FSA, 11 September 2025). Sandy Lane, Betchworth, RH3 7AA.
Wine Library Brasserie and Bar, Denbies Wine Estate
Denbies, outside Dorking, calls itself “England’s Largest Single Estate Vineyard”, established in 1986. Afternoon tea is served in the Wine Library Brasserie and Bar at its Vineyard Hotel. The estate says the room has “a floor-to-ceiling wine wall, featuring Denbies vintages dating back to 1993”. Afternoon tea is served every day from 2pm to 5pm, and Denbies recommends booking a table on its website. The page does not publish an afternoon tea price, so check when you book. The estate also lists a separate sparkling afternoon tea on selected dates among its events. The estate is in Mole Valley, whose register gives the hotel, Wine Library and brasserie bar a hygiene rating of 5 (FSA, 14 May 2026). London Road, Dorking, RH5 6AA.
How we chose
This is a list of the places people search for when they want afternoon tea around Reigate, chosen on records anyone can check, not on taste. Every entry publishes its afternoon tea, with serving times, on its own website. Most are hotels, because that is where afternoon tea around Reigate is served every day. Canakin is the one independent in the town centre that runs a bookable afternoon tea.
We left out anything with a food hygiene rating below 3. We also left out tea rooms that do not publish an afternoon tea on a website of their own. If yours is one of them, send us the link.
We checked every venue’s own site on 28 October 2026 for prices, serving times, booking and any closure notice, and took hygiene ratings from the FSA register the same day. Prices change, and Christmas menus often replace the usual one in December, so check with the venue before you book.
For more ideas, see Reigate cafes, brunch in Reigate, Reigate restaurants, Sunday roast in Reigate, walks near Reigate, things to do in Reigate and what’s on in Reigate this month. You can also browse every cafe in our Reigate business directory.
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Frequently asked questions
How much is afternoon tea in Reigate?
Reigate Manor on Reigate Hill charges £30 a person for its traditional afternoon tea and £37 with a glass of Prosecco, and a cream tea is £14.50. Nutfield Priory, just east of Redhill, starts at £35 on weekdays and £38 at weekends. Langshott Manor in Horley lists £42, or £52 with Champagne.
Where can I have afternoon tea in Reigate on a weekday?
Reigate Manor and Hartsfield Manor in Betchworth both serve every day from 12pm to 5pm, Nutfield Priory every day from 12pm to 4.30pm, Langshott Manor every day from 12pm to 4pm, and the Wine Library at Denbies every day from 2pm to 5pm. Canakin on Reigate High Street serves afternoon tea on Sundays only.
Is there afternoon tea for children or dogs near Reigate?
Reigate Manor and Hartsfield Manor both list a children’s afternoon tea at £12.50, and Nutfield Priory charges £15 per child. Langshott Manor in Horley lists a separate Doggy Afternoon Tea menu.
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