Afternoon tea is served in the library at the Inn daily from 2:30 to 4pm. You need a reservation, which you can make through the concierge. It's a nice way to sit back and have a relaxing bite to eat in the middle of the day.
You are given a choice of tea from a selection of about a dozen. Each person can choose their own pot of tea if you so desire. Your first course after your tea is served is a lovely plate of finger sandwiches. These were wonderful, and I have to say that I'm still kicking myself for not having a few more brought to the table. They were quite yummy. The waiter or waitress will explain what each of sandwiches are made of, and if you need an all-vegetarian menu, it would be best to let them know in advance. After the sandwiches, you are brought a tiered plate with sweets, truffles, and scones. Apparently the kitchen was experimenting the day we had tea, because we had chocolate scones, not my favorite. Traditional scones with double Devon cream and jam are wonderful; chocolate scones don't quite make the cut, sorry to say. Nonetheless, the other breads and sweets were wonderful. I'm a big fan of afternoon tea, so I enjoyed being able to sit a spell and relax to the piano player in the library at the Inn.