Berlin can be everything but aristocratic. So if you’re saying goodbye to London and moving to Berlin, but still want to indulge yourself with sweet and savoury delicacies, I’ve got you covered.
This elegant art deco space is where people with taste come to take tea. Wilde Matilde offers traditional afternoon tea service accompanied by live piano music and unforgettable atmosphere. Pretty cakes and pastries adorned the top tier of the platter, including spiced ginger eclairs and chocolate, caramel, and mandarin tarts.
The pastries and savoury snacks are simply excellent. From the imaginative selection of hearty finger sandwiches to the fantastic variety of cakes and crumbles, everything is beautifully executed and impeccably served. Just add some champagne of your choice, and enjoy the exquisite experience.
And as day turns to night, Wilde Matilde transitions from a regal daytime space to a sparkling French cabaret.
Price? €27 per person and going up depending on the amount of additional savoury, bubbles, or cocktails you add on top.
Unlike London, Berlin is very edgy, and it can be rather difficult to find a place where you can enjoy your favourite afternoon tea. For those of you searching for something a bit more traditional that will make you feel like British royalty, you should definitely head to the pastel-painted Wilde Matilde salon.
It is probably one of the best representations of glamour in Berlin, with its blush-coloured walls and stunning baroque armchairs. Having afternoon tea there makes you feel as special as a real-life dandy.
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