This Harry Potter-themed cafe serves afternoon tea with a magical twist

• The experience is structured like a wizardry and alchemy class.

• It's called the Potion Room.

• It's at London cafe and bakery Cutter & Squidge.

• Guests create drinkable and edible "potions" wearing cloaks.

• The experience costs £49.50.

London cafe and bakery Cutter & Squidge is offering a wizard-inspired afternoon tea.

It's called the Potion Room and the experience is structured like a wizardry and alchemy class.

Guests wear a cloak and even get a magic wand. They create drinkable and edible "potions" and are served a a tray full of sweet and savoury items.

They also get customised magic drinks like the "galaxy juice," or a "rum butterbeer".

The Potion Room launches in May 2018 and will run for 18 months.

The experience costs £49.50.

Produced and filmed by Claudia Romeo

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