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Mirror Room

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4.5 out of 5 stars4.5(368 reviews)

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Quick info

+44 20 3747 8620
252 Rosewood, High Holborn, London WC1V 7EN, United Kingdom

About Mirror Room

On Rosewood in London, Mirror Room is a modern European restaurant set in a hotel dining room with a mirrored wall, serving Modern British dishes alongside afternoon tea. The tea is taken in courses, starting with savoury sandwiches such as egg brioche and smoked salmon, followed by scones with Devonshire clotted cream, strawberry jam and lemon curd, then a set of desserts. The dessert course is themed after Claude Monet paintings, with designs named Water Lily Pond and Impression, Sunrise among them, and menus also rotate through Hokusai and Japanese themes. A tea pairing option lets the selection change with each course. Seating for the tea service is in the Mirror Room itself, and the restaurant takes walk-ins rather than requiring a reservation. For larger parties, dessert sets are served to share rather than plated individually per guest.

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Menu & Prices

54 dishes · mains £20–36
  • Imperial Selection£35.00
  • An Additional Glass Of Wild Idol 0%£20.00
  • An Additional Cocktail£22.00
  • An Additional Glass Of Billecart-Salmon 'Le Réserve' Brut£28.00
  • An Additional Glass Of Billecart-Salmon Le Rosé£36.00
  • Lemon & Vanilla Madeleines
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Reviews

4.5/5
368 reviews

What reviewers say

Reviewers most often mention monet-themed afternoon tea, freshly baked scones, tea pairing and water lily pond dessert.

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Customer Review Summary

Reviewers come for the Claude Monet afternoon tea, where the Water Lily Pond, Impression, Sunrise and Woman with a Parasol cakes are described as little works of art. Close behind are the scones, called some of the best and not too sweet, and the tea selection and tea pairing, which several praise. Savouries drawing mentions include the truffle egg brioche, Coronation chicken bun, and lobster and prawn profiteroles. Servers are described as friendly and knowledgeable, and the mirror room as beautiful and comfortable. The criticism centers on food. Reviewers of the Hokusai-themed tea call it style over substance, citing smoked salmon on a stale cracker, overly sweet desserts and unadventurous savouries for the price. Others mention slow service at times, and one party of three was given two dessert sets to share, which felt awkward. Still, one table celebrating a birthday was surprised with a cake and could change the tea for every course.

Featured reviews

  • Google user
    “I have visited Rosewood Mirror Room for their afternoon and this was a 10/10 experience. In the first round I am being served with the savoury sandwiches, all of them are top notch and I enjoyed every pieces especially the custard tart and lobster and prawn profiteroles. Second round the scones are very delicious and i like the fact that they are no super sweet which sometimes it might be too rich and sweet but the scone is just at perfection. Madeleines are also being served at the round and i must say their jasmine tea cream is absolutely amazing. Finally third round is the three cake - water lily pond, impression sunrise, woman with a parasol. If you look in detail, they are exactly a piece of artwork. I also ordered the tea pairing and i am also very satisfied with the selection of tea. The service from the mirror is 100% one of the best which they read the table etiquette and act like a proper high class 5 stars hotel. Proper introduction of the food from server, great observation from waitress. I am also impressed by the environment of the mirror room. i have dined in their dining room and the service is on two different levels which mirror room win by miles.”
  • Google user
    “The Claude Monet–themed afternoon tea is absolutely beautiful. The pastries are like little works of art, and everything was delicious. I would definitely recommend it. The only thing that confused us was the serving concept. We were a party of three, but were given two dessert sets to share. It felt a bit awkward, as the desserts weren’t easy to divide equally. If you come alone, you get a full set, but for three people you receive two sets between you. We didn’t really understand the idea behind it, and it took away a little from an otherwise wonderful experience.”
  • Google user
    “We really enjoyed the Monet-themed Afternoon Tea. Everything was delicious, especially the scones, which were some of the best we've had. A big thank you to Alin for looking after us so well—he was friendly, attentive, and made the experience even more enjoyable. We'd happily come back!”
  • Google user
    “We came here for a birthday celebration to have afternoon tea. I will start by saying the service here is above and beyond amazing- everyone is so friendly and knowledgable on tea pairings. Decor and ambience is also great. The afternoon tea selection is amazing and we were able to get some refills on the savoury. Scones excellent as were the special sweet items. We were also surprised with a birthday cake. Tea could be changed for every course too. A truly magical experience. The original tea was £80 pp but worth it for a special occasion.”
  • Google user
    “I’ve enjoyed afternoon tea at many luxury hotels in London, but Rosewood London’s Art Afternoon Tea is truly one of the most memorable experiences. The entire afternoon tea is inspired by Claude Monet’s paintings, and every dessert is beautifully crafted like a miniature piece of art. From the elegant Woman with a Parasol to the stunning Water Lily Pond and Impression, Sunrise, every creation is not only visually breathtaking but also thoughtfully balanced in flavour. It genuinely feels like visiting an art gallery where you can eat the exhibits! The savoury selection was equally impressive. My favourites were the truffle egg brioche with caviar, the smoked Scottish salmon toast, and the Coronation chicken bun. The ingredients were fresh, the flavours were refined, and every bite felt carefully prepared. The freshly baked scones were another highlight—served warm with Devonshire clotted cream, strawberry jam, and lemon curd, they were simply perfect. However, what made this experience truly exceptional was that our dog was welcomed so warmly. It’s incredibly rare to find a luxury five-star hotel where you can enjoy such an elegant afternoon tea without leaving your furry family member at home. The staff were genuinely kind, attentive, and made us feel completely at ease throughout our visit. If you’re travelling with your dog or simply looking for one of the finest afternoon teas in London, I couldn’t recommend Rosewood London more highly. The combination of beautiful food, artistic presentation, impeccable service, and genuine dog-friendly hospitality makes this a place we’ll definitely return to. Thank you for making such a special afternoon even more unforgettable. 🐾❤️”

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Good to know

“Stylish hotel dining room with a mirrored wall, offering Modern British cuisine and afternoon tea.”

  • Accessibility
    Wheelchair: entrance, restroom, seating

Amenities

  • Wheelchair accessible entrance
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  • Wheelchair accessible restroom
  • Wheelchair accessible seating

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