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We are currently enjoying a lovely afternoon tea at EJ's Tearoom in Yorkshire.
Just wondered how many of you enjoy an afternoon tea?
And if so, where's your favourite place to partake of this treat? |
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By (user no longer on site) 12 weeks ago
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Had one for the first time recently and it was a pretty interesting to see the variety of food and the overall experience. I won't lie, but I did feel like a bit of a fraud as it felt like it was something a lot fancier than what I'm used to. |
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I love an afternoon tea.
A glass of fizz, savouries, mini desserts then a scone, jam and cream. Lots of tea.
Had a lovely one in Polperro, Cornwall a few years ago. We had to take half of it home, as couldn't eat it all.
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I detest Åfternoon Teå. A pompous, hoity-toity ritualistic affair of stuffy nosed beautiful women, with fragrant scents, amorous designs upon me, lewd thoughts about sex, pinky fingers pointing at my genitals as they sip their darling Darjeeling, popping scones into their dainty lip-glossed mouths in a lecherously seductive way, inviting me into their hearts and pastries, leaving me with the desires and the penchant to declare that I absolutely love Afternoon Teå!! 🫖🍸🍰 |
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"Had one for the first time recently and it was a pretty interesting to see the variety of food and the overall experience. I won't lie, but I did feel like a bit of a fraud as it felt like it was something a lot fancier than what I'm used to."
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You're coming again, to the next one, whether you like it or not! The next one will be even more posh for a young Sirrah such as yourself! |
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"Yeah it’s ok, bit posh for me and the cakes are too small. Rather grab a costa and a donut from Greggs.
The mr
I'm more of a Krispy Kreme man myself.  "
Over priced shite mate, don’t fall for the scam, Morrisons own are just as good when your this fat and don’t care.
The mr |
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By *inxybWoman 12 weeks ago
Durham |
I’m an afternoon tea lover. For dainty and refined its Betty’s tearoom, I like the Harrogate branch best. Or for a more generous take on the traditional afternoon tea it has to be any of the Running Fox branches in Northumberland…utterly delightful but never managed to eat a complete one yet! |
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By *aven.Woman 12 weeks ago
Not the North West... |
"Last I went to was Betty’s in York. It was nice but I was still wrapping my head around the endless queue for the ghost shop. "
The little mini ghosts, people love those things. |
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By (user no longer on site) 12 weeks ago
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A lovely cup of strong (loose leaf) tea, home made Hot Welsh cakes and Bara Brith with real butter on top, after a (canned) Salmon sandwich.
Afternoon Tea, unpretentious, Wales style.
Yum Yum / Heaven |
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Taken afternoon tea at the Savoy, the Ritz and several other posh places when friends visited. All far too poncy for me.
Most fun time was the boozy one we did at a charity garden party.
Then I went for 'gentlemans afternoon tea' which was great. Far more fun as we got beer, whiskey and a pinch of snuff. (Think it was at the Swan). |
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By *ascaIMan 12 weeks ago
Cheshire Liverpool Manchester |
"Last I went to was Betty’s in York. It was nice but I was still wrapping my head around the endless queue for the ghost shop.
The little mini ghosts, people love those things. "
That’s the one 👻 I’d not been for years so had no idea. Thought there was a book signing or something going on 😅 |
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" I love an afternoon tea.
A glass of fizz, savouries, mini desserts then a scone, jam and cream. Lots of tea.
Had a lovely one in Polperro, Cornwall a few years ago. We had to take half of it home, as couldn't eat it all.
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We normally take the scones home. |
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"I’m an afternoon tea lover. For dainty and refined its Betty’s tearoom, I like the Harrogate branch best. Or for a more generous take on the traditional afternoon tea it has to be any of the Running Fox branches in Northumberland…utterly delightful but never managed to eat a complete one yet!"
We love Betty's in York.
We plan to get to Harrogate soon though.
Will investigate the Running fox branches. |
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"Last I went to was Betty’s in York. It was nice but I was still wrapping my head around the endless queue for the ghost shop.
The little mini ghosts, people love those things. "
We have one for each member of the family.. they are sooooo cute. |
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"Taken afternoon tea at the Savoy, the Ritz and several other posh places when friends visited. All far too poncy for me.
Most fun time was the boozy one we did at a charity garden party.
Then I went for 'gentlemans afternoon tea' which was great. Far more fun as we got beer, whiskey and a pinch of snuff. (Think it was at the Swan)."
We had a great Fish and chips afternoon tea in Whitby.
We've not gone for the real posh ones.. the poshest one we did was in Weymouth in a very swish hotel, but it was just OK...
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"I am partial to an afternoon tea. Had a voucher for my Birthday for a local Coffee House, can't wait
My favourite is a place called The British Ironworks Centre....they serve chips with theirs  "
Taking notes |
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I once had an amazing afternoon tea at a boutique hotel in jersey. Their scones, and of course jersey dairy cream, are the business. And the surroundings and weather were perfect too. I love that island. |
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"I adore afternoon tea ♥️
Which reminds me I really need to book another one. "
We had a lovely time, the scones were probably the best we've had so far.
It was a place called Yorkshire Lavender, near Castle Howard. |
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Thank you all for the varied responses..
As a younger guy, I wasn't interested in things like poncy afternoon teas. But since being with my partner, I discovered that they don't have to be poncy. There's such a wide variety of afternoon teas...
And as a fully qualified greedy bastard.. I love how filling they are. |
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"I adore afternoon tea ♥️
Which reminds me I really need to book another one.
We had a lovely time, the scones were probably the best we've had so far.
It was a place called Yorkshire Lavender, near Castle Howard."
I’ll look it up. Thanks for the recommendation 😘 |
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By *orny PTMan 12 weeks ago
Peterborough |
"Yeah it’s ok, bit posh for me and the cakes are too small. Rather grab a costa and a donut from Greggs.
The mr
I'm more of a Krispy Kreme man myself. "
We tried KK this weekend and thought SAY doughnuts from Bedford were far superior. |
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By *nnCeeWoman 12 weeks ago
East of Eden, West of Hell |
"Yeah it’s ok, bit posh for me and the cakes are too small. Rather grab a costa and a donut from Greggs.
The mr
I'm more of a Krispy Kreme man myself.
We tried KK this weekend and thought SAY doughnuts from Bedford were far superior."
I'm in the Bedford area tomorrow... I might have to call in!! |
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"Yeah it’s ok, bit posh for me and the cakes are too small. Rather grab a costa and a donut from Greggs.
The mr
I'm more of a Krispy Kreme man myself.
We tried KK this weekend and thought SAY doughnuts from Bedford were far superior."
Now I need a trip to Bedford  |
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By *nnCeeWoman 12 weeks ago
East of Eden, West of Hell |
"I adore an afternoon tea, although I struggle these days.
I love the fact you get lots of different things.
I'm such a gannet!!
I’ll take you to afternoon tea…  just say when  "
💜💜 I'd love this!! ❤( |
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"I adore afternoon tea ♥️
Which reminds me I really need to book another one.
We had a lovely time, the scones were probably the best we've had so far.
It was a place called Yorkshire Lavender, near Castle Howard.
I’ll look it up. Thanks for the recommendation 😘"
You're most welcome |
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"Yeah it’s ok, bit posh for me and the cakes are too small. Rather grab a costa and a donut from Greggs.
The mr
I'm more of a Krispy Kreme man myself.
Project D or Tantrum donuts are ace too.
We tried KK this weekend and thought SAY doughnuts from Bedford were far superior."
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