Five places to enjoy afternoon tea in Glasgow Cup Tea Lounge With venues on Renfield Street and Byres Road, you can enjoy three layers of homemade cakes and finger sandwiches followed by scones fresh from the oven with lashings of jams and perfectly brewed tea. Cup pride their afternoon tea on using locally sourced, fresh ingredients. If you are after some bubbles, you can bring your own bottle to Cup Tea Room on Byres Road. Both team rooms have a chilled out and inviting atmosphere and the interior of the Renfield Street venue is to be marveled at with its old original decorative tiles covering the walls. Cranachan Princess Square Cranachan serves up delectable cupcakes and scones and sandwiches in the truly quaint surroundings of Princess square. With great coffee and modern Scottish touches such Mull of Kintyre cheddar and smoked salmon sandwich fillings, it ticks all the right boxes. And, with lots of shops close by, you will still have plenty of time to shop to enjoy some retail therapy! The Butterfly and Pig Bath Street Trendy mismatched plates and cutlery, embroidered table cloths and a kitsch atmosphere, this place serves generous portions of delicious food and does a darn good afternoon tea. Be sure to book, this is a popular little place! Lucky 7 Bath Street Lucky 7 have taken a funky new spin on afternoon tea and cocktails. No frills. No fuss. Just good grub. The afternoon tea menu includes a selection of delicious homemade sandwiches, mini pastries and treats with copious amounts of tea. A cheeky glass of prosecco can be added too. Ah, go on. Fifi and Ally Another Princess Square gem, you will find an exquisite selection of cakes, hand-cut sandwiches, freshly brewed coffee and tea (of course) to enjoy. If you would prefer to relax away from the retail buzz of the square, this trendy cafe also has a place on Wellington Street.