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"Afternoon tea sounds delightful. 
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Are you submitting an application?  "
Calibre - exceptional
Morals - I think the interview stage can discuss the difference between ethics, morals and how someone can have the highest ethical standards whilst being utterly lascivious.
Application submitted.
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
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"Afternoon tea sounds delightful.
J
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Are you submitting an application?
Calibre - exceptional
Morals - I think the interview stage can discuss the difference between ethics, morals and how someone can have the highest ethical standards whilst being utterly lascivious.
Application submitted.
J"
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Eagerly and wantonly accepted!  |
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
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"If any of you high calibre ladies can sneak me out some cake, that'd be great. "
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Måggy, the tea ritual will be occurring on the Fifth Floor Bar at Harvey Nichols. 'Sneaking out' via the private elevator takes nigh on forever!  |
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"If any of you high calibre ladies can sneak me out some cake, that'd be great.
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Måggy, the tea ritual will be occurring on the Fifth Floor Bar at Harvey Nichols. 'Sneaking out' via the private elevator takes nigh on forever! "
I'm a patient man. |
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By *otSoPoshWoman
over a year ago
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"Oh bollocks. I'm only half way there 
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I'm going to require a step stool for you. For you it'll be High Tea in all its splendour!  "
Even though I'm mediocre calibre and have medium morals?
Talk about settling for half of your dreams Nero!
But I do fancy a tiny cucumber sandwich... |
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By *otSoPoshWoman
over a year ago
In a ball gown because that's how we roll in N. Devon |
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Even though I'm mediocre calibre and have medium morals?
Yes, but you have magnificent bosoms! It tends to distract men from any other perceived deficiencies... "
I do have the bazookas.
They're not great for avoiding knocking stuff over though. But good for catching dropped food and drink. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I don’t meet the criteria but I love tea!. I’m also hungry and can’t stop thinking about scones so I’m going to submit my application anyway and hope for the best |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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" Can we upgrade to have champagne instead of tea? X"
You can have the bubbles if I get the lapsang...
I once asked someone on here about his favourite place for tea and seduction. That he assumed I was joking made me realise how wrong I'd read the room  |
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By *otSoPoshWoman
over a year ago
In a ball gown because that's how we roll in N. Devon |
"Surely the real question should be what goes on the scone first , jam or cream?
Cream.
Obviously.
Gasp! We're going to have a falling out!  "
Only because you're wrong... |
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
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"Highest calibre?
No. Alas.
I'm more a Sainsbury's version of Fortnum and Mason.
Lowest morals?
Well, that's something you'll have to rediscover dear ex-husband...."
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Dear ex-wife. With you it was never calibre but Excalibur † — you were the Guinevere to my Lancelot.  |
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By *avinaTVTV/TS
over a year ago
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"Surely the real question should be what goes on the scone first , jam or cream?
Cream.
Obviously.
Gasp! We're going to have a falling out!
Only because you're wrong... "
*Gasp* again! I'm hurt to the core! |
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By *elloWoman
over a year ago
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"Does the fact that I put jam on before the cream, affect my application?
My dear, I think you'll find that only the highest calibre ladies do it that way. Sniff."
I knew I was right.
I spread the jam
Dollop the cream
And stuff it in
I'm such a lady
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"A cordial invitation offered to a fine wømån of the highest calibre but lowest morals.
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Not sure my moral compass is on point. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"A cordial invitation offered to a fine wømån of the highest calibre but lowest morals.
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Apply Within ·—· Without Delay "
I’m assuming this afternoon tea somewhere classy like the ritz or Harvey Nichols tea room
If you bump in to Edina and patsy in Harvey Nichols tea room think you’re on winner there happy hump day to one and all |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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"Highest calibre?
No. Alas.
I'm more a Sainsbury's version of Fortnum and Mason.
Lowest morals?
Well, that's something you'll have to rediscover dear ex-husband....
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Dear ex-wife. With you it was never calibre but Excalibur † — you were the Guinevere to my Lancelot. "
No. No, you're not allowed to appeal to my love of Arthurian legend with clever wordplay and romanticism. Let's do afternoon tea soon dear Nero. I could do with a London based adventure.
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
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"I do love an afternoon tea.
Can we upgrade to have champagne instead of tea? X"
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For a fragrant Southern Welsh Lass such as yourself... Champagne High Tea for² would be a most stylish affair, with all the effervescent flåir. Can you make the distance? |
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
Covent Garden |
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Even though I'm mediocre calibre and have medium morals?
Yes, but you have magnificent bosoms! It tends to distract men from any other perceived deficiencies...
I do have the bazookas.
They're not great for avoiding knocking stuff over though. But good for catching dropped food and drink."
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Pøsh, those aren't bazookas. This is next level Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles!  |
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"I’ve always thought afternoon tea was a euphemism. What you actually get is sparkling wine and little cakes. Not tea at all."
You are thinking of afternoon delight. And that is now my earworm for the day.
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
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"I don’t meet the criteria but I love tea!. I’m also hungry and can’t stop thinking about scones so I’m going to submit my application anyway and hope for the best "
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We can't have you going hungry. If you're insatiable then your submittal is accepted.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"A cordial invitation offered to a fine wømån of the highest calibre but lowest morals.
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As I'm neither a fine woman or of the highest calibre, can I just sit and have a coffee instead? |
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
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"A cordial invitation offered to a fine wømån of the highest calibre but lowest morals.
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Will it be at Claridges? "
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You'll have to clear that with Måggy (Magneto). He's expecting it to be on the Fifth Floor™ at Harvey Nichols. I do, however, love Claridges. |
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
Covent Garden |
"Oh, Nero. I'm not a woman, but I love afternoon tea - all those cute little cakes. If you're going to The Wolseley, I'm gatecrashing, no matter what..."
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It seems to be flitting between Knightsbridge and Mayfair.  First it was Harvey Nichols and then Claridges and now, perhaps, The Wolseley.
Ooh, I do like The Wolse'.
YOLO: you're always invited! |
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
Covent Garden |
"Surely the real question should be what goes on the scone first , jam or cream?
Cream.
Obviously.
Gasp! We're going to have a falling out! "
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There shall be lashings of guilt-free alcoholic (and non-alcoholic) fruit Punch. But no punch ups please.  |
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
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" Can we upgrade to have champagne instead of tea? X
You can have the bubbles if I get the lapsang...
I once asked someone on here about his favourite place for tea and seduction. That he assumed I was joking made me realise how wrong I'd read the room "
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For Lapsang •tea and seduction• I always recommend The Mâd Hâtters Tea Party afternoon tea at The Sanderson Hotel, Fitzrovia.
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
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"If any of you high calibre ladies can sneak me out some cake, that'd be great.
I mean I don't have many places to sneak a cake out, but I'll try it for you.
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Sprocket, my pocket rocket, between your décollatage and your cleavage I'm sure there's sufficient real estate to pilfer a cake or ³.   |
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
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"A cordial invitation offered to a fine wømån of the highest calibre but lowest morals.
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Apply Within ·—· Without Delay
Not sure my moral compass is on point. "
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I'm sure that my magnetic demeanour will reset that compass of yours.  |
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
Covent Garden |
"A cordial invitation offered to a fine wømån of the highest calibre but lowest morals.
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Apply Within ·—· Without Delay
I’m assuming this afternoon tea somewhere classy like the ritz or Harvey Nichols tea room
If you bump in to Edina and patsy in Harvey Nichols tea room think you’re on winner there happy hump day to one and all "
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So, so far it's Harvey Nichols, Claridges, The Wolseley and now The Ritz! Make up your mind people! |
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
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"I would be terrible as I don't drink tea or coffee sorry! But if we're doing a fizz afternoon with lots of yummy cakes and treats then I'd be rather interested "
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I'm happy to infuse you with fizz, administered via an IV Drip.  |
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
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"I’ve always thought afternoon tea was a euphemism. What you actually get is sparkling wine and little cakes. Not tea at all."
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I think some of the gentlemen of the fora should get together over afternoon tea...and make amends with the Fab Omniverse. Perhaps even burn a few ears of the forumite-womenfolk. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I do love an afternoon tea.
Can we upgrade to have champagne instead of tea? X
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For a fragrant Southern Welsh Lass such as yourself... Champagne High Tea for² would be a most stylish affair, with all the effervescent flåir. Can you make the distance?"
Well yes I can make the distance.
It shall be a charming city break, combined with shopping, cafes, maybe a museum and other touristy affairs |
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"I’ll take the tea & finger (sandwiches). But you can keep the sweet treats though.
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How many fingers can you accommodate, MístyPèaks? It may affect your app-clitcation."
That all depends on my appetite |
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
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"A cordial invitation offered to a fine wømån of the highest calibre but lowest morals.
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Apply Within ·—· Without Delay
As I'm neither a fine woman or of the highest calibre, can I just sit and have a coffee instead?"
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Everyone is welcome. |
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
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"I'll come....
I'm a woman and rose tinted has lower morals than me so that must be acceptable.
Can I go for an Easter themed afternoon tea instead though? "
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Bøø, they're doing Afternoon Tea at Luton Airport. Would that be sufficiently posh for you? |
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May we see the menu first please? Is this afternoon tea you speak of verified? Not being funny but we are naturally suspicious of afternoon tea that we don't know that just pops up on the Internet. We don't want to get all excited, exchange days worth of messages and travel half way across the country to find out said afternoon tea is actually just a microwave burger and tin of red bull. |
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
Covent Garden |
"I do love an afternoon tea.
Can we upgrade to have champagne instead of tea? X
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For a fragrant Southern Welsh Lass such as yourself... Champagne High Tea for² would be a most stylish affair, with all the effervescent flåir. Can you make the distance?
Well yes I can make the distance.
It shall be a charming city break, combined with shopping, cafes, maybe a museum and other touristy affairs "
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Those "affairs" that you speak of...are they interludes of a 'romantique' nature? |
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"Is this a bit of ••afternoon delight••. With tea.
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I have only just discovered the true meaning of that term!
Does this mean you haven't seen the film Anchorman?!
J
Stay classy San Diego "
And thanks for stopping by. |
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
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"May we see the menu first please? Is this afternoon tea you speak of verified? Not being funny but we are naturally suspicious of afternoon tea that we don't know that just pops up on the Internet. We don't want to get all excited, exchange days worth of messages and travel half way across the country to find out said afternoon tea is actually just a microwave burger and tin of red bull."
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The High Tea menu will be available once the venue is confirmed. Rest assured it will be somewhere refined, urbane and salubrious.
Pierre's Le Van du Burger is out of scope. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I do love an afternoon tea.
Can we upgrade to have champagne instead of tea? X
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For a fragrant Southern Welsh Lass such as yourself... Champagne High Tea for² would be a most stylish affair, with all the effervescent flåir. Can you make the distance?
Well yes I can make the distance.
It shall be a charming city break, combined with shopping, cafes, maybe a museum and other touristy affairs
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Those "affairs" that you speak of...are they interludes of a 'romantique' nature? "
These affairs have a certain anticipation of mystery and adventure...what is life without romance?
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
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"Is this a bit of ••afternoon delight••. With tea.
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I have only just discovered the true meaning of that term!
Does this mean you haven't seen the film Anchorman?!
J"
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I've pre-booked a private viewing with a Long Island Iced Afternoon Tea. ² |
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"Is this a bit of ••afternoon delight••. With tea.
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I have only just discovered the true meaning of that term!
Does this mean you haven't seen the film Anchorman?!
J
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I've pre-booked a private viewing with a Long Island Iced Afternoon Tea.²"
Excellent, with it being a private screening you can take me to Pleasure Town (that will make sense once we've watched it)
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By *eroLondon OP Man
over a year ago
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"I do love an afternoon tea.
Can we upgrade to have champagne instead of tea? X
•
For a fragrant Southern Welsh Lass such as yourself... Champagne High Tea for² would be a most stylish affair, with all the effervescent flåir. Can you make the distance?
Well yes I can make the distance.
It shall be a charming city break, combined with shopping, cafes, maybe a museum and other touristy affairs
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Those "affairs" that you speak of...are they interludes of a 'romantique' nature?
These affairs have a certain anticipation of mystery and adventure...what is life without romance?
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I've made a note of this in my Fine English Tearooms monogrammed notebook. |
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"Due to my height, my morals are always going to be low. But the only thing of any calibre about me is my lingerie.
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They serve The Brassiere at The Brasserie afternoon tea at Rigby & Peller™. "
Ohhh. I only have two sets of Rigby & Peller. If afternoon tea includes shopping for my third set, I hereby submit my application.
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"May we see the menu first please? Is this afternoon tea you speak of verified? Not being funny but we are naturally suspicious of afternoon tea that we don't know that just pops up on the Internet. We don't want to get all excited, exchange days worth of messages and travel half way across the country to find out said afternoon tea is actually just a microwave burger and tin of red bull.
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The High Tea menu will be available once the venue is confirmed. Rest assured it will be somewhere refined, urbane and salubrious.
Pierre's Le Van du Burger is out of scope."
Yes, yes all very good to know but what we want to know is will it include exquisite pork pie, scotch egg and a thoughtfully selected chutney?
Can be as refined, urbane and salubrious as you like but it isn't anything without the right savouries prepared with a little touch of magic.
(Also we're not opposed to a lovely ale selected to complement the food and pair up with nicely with our pot of tea) |
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