Five-o'clock tea is a traditional British tea time that usually takes place between 4pm to 6pm. This tea time is renowned for its luxurious treats, including delicate sandwiches, scones, and cakes, all served with a pot of steaming tea. Numerous synonyms for "five-o'clock tea" exist, including High Tea, Cream Tea, Afternoon Tea, and Royal Tea. The term High Tea suggests a more formal and indulgent atmosphere, while Cream Tea typically involves a lighter fare. Afternoon Tea is a more generic term that often refers to any type of tea-related ceremony or gathering. Finally, Royal Tea implies an even more lavish affair that is often attended by royalty or VIPs.
