Royal Wedding Celebrations

Since not everyone can be in London to watch the marriage of Kate Middleton and Prince William, many restaurants and pubs are hosting viewing parties. While diners stare at the TV screen to ogle Kate’s sure-to-be-gorgeous wedding dress, they can sample British specialties served in honor of the royal couple. Although the wedding starts at 4 a.m. EST, many restaurants will offer their British specials later in the day.

Iron Horse
Glendale, OH
Champagne Afternoon Tea for charity includes assorted finger sandwiches, English pastries, tarts and scones with Devonshire cream; $50. (Proceeds go toward the National MS Society and The Drop Inn Center)

Brambles Tea Room
Naples, FL
Special Afternoon Tea with assorted finger sandwiches, English scones with Devon clotted cream and preserves, two specially commissioned pastries, a chocolate truffle and a pot of tea; $21.75

The British Chip Shop
Haddonfield, NJ
Crab & Watercress Salad, Beef Wellington with roasted potato, asparagus, Hollandaise and Strawberry Cream Sponge; $30

Lacroix Restaurant at the Rittenhouse Hotel
Philadelphia, PA
Royal Wedding English Breakfast with crumpets, grilled tomatoes, English sausage, bacon, eggs, kedgeree, orange marmalade, marmite and English Breakfast tea or coffee; $25

Crown and Crumpet Tea Salon at Ghirardelli Square
San Francisco, CA
Traditional savories, scones, wedding cake and Champagne; $32

Britannia Arms
Aptos, CA
English Breakfast of baked beans or stewed tomatoes, bangers, bacon, eggs and toast served on English bone china plates that customer may keep; $25

Dunkin Donuts
multiple locations
Royal Wedding Donut: Heart-shaped jelly donut with vanilla frosting and chocolate drizzle; $.89

Tea and Sympathy
New York, NY
Smoked Salmon Scotch Egg, toast and house salad; $10.50

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