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The Old Course Hotel in St Andrews is bringing back its popular Halloween-themed afternoon tea at the Road Hole Restaurant on 26, 27 and 31 October.

This eerie culinary experience combines the finest Scottish ingredients with a haunting twist, all set against the backdrop of the stunning Fife coastline.

Guests can indulge in a variety of spooky treats crafted by the hotel’s skilled patisserie team, including blood-red velvet cakes, ghostly cupcakes, and witches’ hats.

The experience is complemented by a selection of teas from Edinburgh-based PekoeTea or the hotel’s Signature Blend.

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The Halloween afternoon tea is priced at £40 for adults, with champagne upgrades available:

  • Standard: £40 per person
  • Laurent-Perrier Champagne upgrade: £60 per person
  • Laurent-Perrier Rosé upgrade: £65 per person
  • Children’s option: £18 per child

The Old Course Hotel offers a perfect autumn getaway, combining seasonal festivities with luxury amenities.

Bookings can be made here: https://www.oldcoursehotel.co.uk/content/kohler-destinations/gb/en/homepage/dining/afternoon-tea.html#book

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