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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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My gran would have afternoon tea and was even a little posh if sconse and cream and jam .. and her home made cake
Afternoon Tea is served five times daily at The Dorchester, love to go have a tea there . So you into tea and cake ?
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Do like it but think we'd begrudge needing a mortgage to sample London's afternoon teas. It's have to be a pint and a bag of pork scratching a for us instead lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I've had afternoon tea at The Ritz for my friends birthday - was really lovely . A group of us are going for afternoon tea at a local hotel next month. It's the little cute sandwiches I love.
And with the scones - jam first then clotted cream on top !  |
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"My gran would have afternoon tea and was even a little posh if sconse and cream and jam .. and her home made cake
Afternoon Tea is served five times daily at The Dorchester, love to go have a tea there . So you into tea and cake ?
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He said you can have him in the morning or the evening too if you like  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"We had afternoon tea at the Ritz and very nice it was too.
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Was it lovely? and what did you have ? I should love to go for a posh tea at some lovely hotel . |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"We had afternoon tea at Harrods, that was lovely you lucky person what did you have. ? I may just go to London for a week and go to tea every day."
There was unlimited tiny sandwiches which were so lovely, then lots of cakes.when we were there you could ask for more, which we did. Lovely tea and of course we had to have a bottle of the fizzy stuff.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"How much does it cost for expensive tea in these hotels? Rough price"
The really posh hotels i think are about £30 but so many doing it now, it may be cheaper |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"How much does it cost for expensive tea in these hotels? Rough price"
The ritz isn't too bad, around £50 I think. £60 ish if you want champagne. Not exact prices but around that.
It's beautiful x |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"How much does it cost for expensive tea in these hotels? Rough price"
I think high tea can cost a lot if a very posh hotel but if not that posh can be not a lot . lol its like lovely cakes and pastries and all sorts to eat and lovely tea .. some have champagnes too at some places .
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Anything over £10 for a pot of tea and I want cream fucking cakes (free refills) to go with it.
Im a tight twat but even if I had money to burn I would struggle spending £30+ on a pot of tea. I do admit I have no knowledge on what exactly you get for your money. |
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"We had afternoon tea at Harrods, that was lovely you lucky person what did you have. ? I may just go to London for a week and go to tea every day.
There was unlimited tiny sandwiches which were so lovely, then lots of cakes.when we were there you could ask for more, which we did. Lovely tea and of course we had to have a bottle of the fizzy stuff. "
This is more like it but they would still have to prize the money out of my hand and wipe my tears |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Anything over £10 for a pot of tea and I want cream fucking cakes (free refills) to go with it.
Im a tight twat but even if I had money to burn I would struggle spending £30+ on a pot of tea. I do admit I have no knowledge on what exactly you get for your money."
It's not just tea . You get sandwiches and cakes. |
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"Anything over £10 for a pot of tea and I want cream fucking cakes (free refills) to go with it.
Im a tight twat but even if I had money to burn I would struggle spending £30+ on a pot of tea. I do admit I have no knowledge on what exactly you get for your money.
It's not just tea . You get sandwiches and cakes. "
Im still coming to terms with reading from the top down
If I had the money I would do it just once to say 'Yeah Ive done that'.
Im taking a big doggy bag with me and eating fresh cream cakes at home until they go off. I want every pennys worth |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Anything over £10 for a pot of tea and I want cream fucking cakes (free refills) to go with it.
Im a tight twat but even if I had money to burn I would struggle spending £30+ on a pot of tea. I do admit I have no knowledge on what exactly you get for your money.
It's not just tea . You get sandwiches and cakes.
Im still coming to terms with reading from the top down
If I had the money I would do it just once to say 'Yeah Ive done that'.
Im taking a big doggy bag with me and eating fresh cream cakes at home until they go off. I want every pennys worth"
It is a lovely treat. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Anything over £10 for a pot of tea and I want cream fucking cakes (free refills) to go with it.
Im a tight twat but even if I had money to burn I would struggle spending £30+ on a pot of tea. I do admit I have no knowledge on what exactly you get for your money.
It's not just tea . You get sandwiches and cakes.
Im still coming to terms with reading from the top down
If I had the money I would do it just once to say 'Yeah Ive done that'.
Im taking a big doggy bag with me and eating fresh cream cakes at home until they go off. I want every pennys worth"
Its a teat to have posh tea like this ... its like a night out you dress up and eats lovely things and drink lovely teas . |
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I just wouldnt fit in. I'd make an exception and drink tea instead of coffee and try my best to keep my little finger stood up like a honeymooners dick and try not to 'paaaaaaaaah' after each sip.
It does appeal to me though and might of just made it onto my ambition list. I didnt have one before this thread.
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By *uby0000Woman
over a year ago
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took my mum and dad back to where I got married for afternoon tea was beautiful .... little sandwiches.... scones clotted cream ....cakes ... tea and fizzy ..want to take my mum back this year
had one at paradise park that was more a few sandwiches on a plate we left quick |
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"took my mum and dad back to where I got married for afternoon tea was beautiful .... little sandwiches.... scones clotted cream ....cakes ... tea and fizzy ..want to take my mum back this year
had one at paradise park that was more a few sandwiches on a plate we left quick"
That's sounds so lovely and married there very special . x Things like that say with you for ever days like that . |
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"Anything over £10 for a pot of tea and I want cream fucking cakes (free refills) to go with it.
Im a tight twat but even if I had money to burn I would struggle spending £30+ on a pot of tea. I do admit I have no knowledge on what exactly you get for your money."
you get masses at the Ritz, as many sandwiches as you like, 2 large scones each, whole pot of jam and cream each and as many little cakes you can eat. Pots of tea, flavoured tea or coffee, it is or was £100 for two though
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I have actually just come back from my first afternoon tea and it was bloody gorgeous wow and what did you have for tea ?"
Four lots of sandwiches on white and granary bread scones with jam and cream and two lots of cake and a pot of tea |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Taking my mum for afternoon tea at Thorseby Hall tomorrow as a late mothers day treat....so excited and she'll love it
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OO how lovely I bet she will love it. xx |
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"Taking my mum for afternoon tea at Thorseby Hall tomorrow as a late mothers day treat....so excited and she'll love it
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oh, that's my favourite hotel to say in. You must have your afternoon tea in the library. |
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By *uby0000Woman
over a year ago
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"took my mum and dad back to where I got married for afternoon tea was beautiful .... little sandwiches.... scones clotted cream ....cakes ... tea and fizzy ..want to take my mum back this year
had one at paradise park that was more a few sandwiches on a plate we left quick That's sounds so lovely and married there very special . x Things like that say with you for ever days like that ."
I wasn't married in the restaurant btw lol its converted barns and a beautiful hotel and restaurant |
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By *yrdwomanWoman
over a year ago
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I had afternoon tea in Leeds for my birthday last year and it was fab, especially as I'd just had a lovely massage at Lush. As I am in London for my birthday this year I might drop a few hints to my sisters |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Taking my mum for afternoon tea at Thorseby Hall tomorrow as a late mothers day treat....so excited and she'll love it
oh, that's my favourite hotel to say in. You must have your afternoon tea in the library. "
Just back from our afternoon tea at Thorseby Hall.....and think it's now my favourite place too....they fussed over my mum & made her feel very special...def go again |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"With so many women working now afternoon tea is a thing of the past no its the new rock and roll afternoon tea . The new craze its back ."
have to be a weekend and most people I know have children doing activities then |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Taking my mum for afternoon tea at Thorseby Hall tomorrow as a late mothers day treat....so excited and she'll love it
oh, that's my favourite hotel to say in. You must have your afternoon tea in the library.
Just back from our afternoon tea at Thorseby Hall.....and think it's now my favourite place too....they fussed over my mum & made her feel very special...def go again "
well that sounds really a lovely day you all had together and that's what its about . xx ooo and tea and cake and nibbles , xxx |
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