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One of the newer offerings to Leeds, I’ve been wanting to try the afternoon tea at Fleur Cafe for quite a while now. For such a beautiful afternoon tea, it’s really fairly priced – \u00a316.95 pp to include any hot drink, or a selected non alcoholic cocktail; or \u00a327.95 to include a glass of champagne. They’re very flexible with mixing and matching your drinks too, which I found really nice.<\/p>\n
What I also love about their offering, is that it sticks to tradition, but adds a nice modern twist… beautifully presented canap\u00e9s, and stunning little petit fours for dessert. Traditional, but modern at the same time.<\/p>\n
There were three canap\u00e9s per person on offer, all gorgeous, but… because they’re not in sandwich form (so less bread) they weren’t as filling – and I would have liked maybe one more each – I think that would have balanced the sweet to savoury out quite nicely. You also get one scone each, which we were advised were freshly baked – nice touch. The jam, cream and butter offerings were really generous and well thought out too, and our waiter said should we need anymore, to just give him a shout. Whilst pleasant, I wasn’t overly excited about my scone – I found it to be slightly overcooked – but my friend really liked hers, so that may just be personal preference.<\/p>\n
The top tier, the petit fours were stunning – and looked stunning too! They got the balance between chocolate and fruit offerings just right – but as they were so small (as petit fours are), it was difficult to share – we cut them in half, but it was challenging due to the size – which was a shame, as we obviously both wanted to try each option, and had to decide who wanted what.<\/p>\n
All in all, I thought this was a really lovely afternoon tea. The service was brilliant too. I’d return again I think, and I’d recommend it to anyone looking for a lovely treat, or afternoon out.<\/p>\n
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