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Camellia's World Teas (London)
Newest Review: ... and the table wobbled (does that count as two complaints?) We were in the tea shop for close to two hours and that was really too long to be sitting on such an uncomfortable chair. The table didn't bother me so much but did make it awkward when we were passing around the tea pot. -Afternoon Tea- Afternoon tea at Camellia's costs £14.50 which is more expensive than Browns, the place where we ... more  ... have been going for tea up until now but far cheaper than the Ritz or any other big hotels that serve afternoon tea. I believe that this price is perfect because with Camellia's afternoon tea you get far more food than you do at Browns and it's not t...more |
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Camellia's World Teas (London): Worth Waiting For (1362 words)
by - written on 12/08/09 (Very useful, 96 readings)
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A friend and I have made it our mission to find an excellent, reasonably priced afternoon tea in London and with less than a month until I move away time is running out. Fortunately I think we have possibly found a winner. Camellia's World Teas is located in Kingly Court, close to Oxford Street in the west of London. This is an area that I generally try to avoid at the weekend but I would happily brave the crowds on Oxford Street to get to this place any day of the week (even Saturday afternoons). -Location- As I have said Kingly Court is close to Oxford Street and it is easy enough to get to from Oxford Circus tube station as long as you know where ... Read the complete review
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