Harry Potter Afternoon Tea at the Chocolate Deli in Worcester

If you're a regular visitor to my blog then you'll know I'm a BIG fan of Harry Potter. So when I heard a Harry Potter Afternoon Tea was being offered by a coffee shop in Worcester, I couldn't resist trying it out.

The Chocolate Deli is located on New Street in the centre of Worcester, which is less than a 10-minute walk from Foregate Street train station.

There were 5 of us who wanted to visit (me, my mum and my three sisters). We heard it was pretty popular so we made sure to book weeks in advance to ensure we got a table. Luckily they were able to fit us in at 12.30pm on Saturday 5th October.

This was actually the last day they were offering the Harry Potter Afternoon Tea in October before changing to a Halloween theme. Due to popular demand, it was brought back again in January 2020, so it's worth keeping an eye on the Chocolate Deli Facebook page for updates.

An aerial shot of Harry Potter Afternoon Tea. On the top shelf are marshmallow broomsticks covered in chocolate, treacle tarts, platform 9 and 3 quarter shortbread biscuits, golden snitch cake pops, butterbeer in a shot glass and mandrake inspired chocolate pots.
Sam is holding a rectangular shortbread biscuit in her hand. It has icing on it with the words "Platform 9 and 3 quarters"
A close-up of the Harry Potter Afternoon tea, showing the treacle tarts and chocolate-covered marshmallow broomsticks
Three shot glasses full of fizzy liquid (butterbeer) are stood next to three flowerpots made out of chocolate. On the side of the flowerpots is the Hogwarts school logo, which is also made out of chocolate. There's even crumbled up chocolate flakes on top of the flowerpots which look like soil!
A photo of Sam's plate at Harry Potter afternoon tea. On the plate is a mini cheese pizza, chocolate fudge in the shape of a sorting hat, a chocolate mandrake pot and a dainty sandwich. Next to her plate is a cup of coffee and a shot glass filled with "butterbeer"

What's included?

After we were seated at our table we were offered a choice of breakfast tea or coffee (americano). Other drinks are available but must be paid for separately. The food was then brought to the table and they went through each item to explain what it was.

Top shelf:

  • Chocolate-covered marshmallow broomsticks (gelatin-free)
  • Treacle tarts with chocolate "wands"
  • Platform 9 ¾ shortbread biscuits
  • Golden snitch cake pops
  • Butterbeer (served in a shot glass)
  • Mandrake inspired chocolate pot

Botton shelf:

  • Sandwiches
  • Chocolate frogs
  • Mini pizzas
  • Cheesy "Hufflepuffs"
  • Every-flavoured jelly beans

What did we think?

I'm happy to report that everything tasted as good as it looks! My sisters and I are vegetarian, and they were more than happy to accommodate us. The only difference I could actually see between the vegetarian and non-vegetarian afternoon tea was the sandwich fillings.

My favourite item was probably the chocolate-covered marshmallow brooms. As a vegetarian, I don't get to eat marshmallows that often so it was a nice surprise to find they were gelatin-free! The little shot glass of butterbeer was also very nice. In my opinion, it was nicer than the butterbeer you can get at the Harry Potter Studios in London!

The only (very minor) criticism I had is there's A LOT of chocolate. It was all delicious, but the sweet stuff definitely out-numbered the savoury. We couldn't finish everything, but they provided us with boxes to take away our leftovers.

A chocolate-shaped bunny dressed like Harry Potter is sat on a display table, surrounded by Halloween decorations. The bunny has a lightening bolt scar, big glasses and is wearing a black cape with a red and yellow stripey tie
Entrance to the Chocolate Deli coffee shop in Worcester. The entrance is grey and the display in the window is a mixture of Harry Potter and Halloween theme.

The Chocolate Deli in Worcester offers different themed afternoon teas throughout the year. For example, in 2019 some of their previous themes have included Valentine's Day and Easter.

The price was also very reasonable. £15 per adult and £10 per child, which I think is an absolute bargain considering the quality of the food and attention to detail.

If you're looking for somewhere special to go for afternoon tea in Worcester then I highly recommend the Chocolate Deli.

Have you ever been to the Chocolate Deli in Worcester? Click here to check out their Facebook page. Or you can contact them by phone on 01905 611324.

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12 comments

  • Jess says:

    This looks so cute - especially the mandrake chocolate pot! I thought it’d be way more expensive too!

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  • Samantha says:

    Oh my! This looks amazing and I want to go!

    S .x https://samsramblings91.blogspot.com/2019/09/do-you-spin.html

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  • Sammy says:

    Ahh that looks amazing!

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  • Ben Cross says:

    Looks like a really nice and homely little chocolate paradise. Very delicious looking chocolates.

    Would you go again?

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    • Samantha says:

      Yes, I'd happily go again! Last year they did a festive afternoon tea on the run-up to Christmas which looked really nice. If they do something similar this year I'd love to try that

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  • Mariam says:

    Wow this is amazing! So up my street

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  • Michelle says:

    What a wonderful way to spend an afternoon! It's a shame they don't have the Harry Potter option all the time but I love that they mix it up throughout the year! Hopefully they bring HP back :)

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  • Rhian westbury says:

    I've never heard of this place as I've never been to Worchester, but this afternoon tea looks so good. Such a great theme x

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  • Viki says:

    Even though I'm not from Worcester I'd have had a day trip for this!! It's a shame its finished now. The chocolate mandrake pot is probably the most inspired ❤️ I'll be following for more content, I'm a big Potter fan too

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  • Claire says:

    I am so envious of this afternoon tea - it looks amazing! I don't think there is anywhere near me that does cool themes like this but I'll have to do some research.

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  • Katie says:

    This looks amazing! Definitely my kind of afternoon tea - though it does look very chocolatey.

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  • Elen Mai says:

    This is such a great idea! They really went all out on the details and would be such a fun way to spend an afternoon with friends. I'm incredibly jealous. xx
    El // welshwanderer.com

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