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Little Tea ShopNewest Review: ... and they don't fuss if you ask for a top-up of hot water for the pot. And the ambience is probably what a tourist might describe as "quaint". Prints of flowers (as well as high-quality artificial blooms) are on sale, and are prominently displayed. Beautiful porcelain is also for sale: and you get to see what it would look like in use because the tea is served from the same range. The building itself is probably only a century or so old, but is attractive nevertheless, with wooden floors and cosy nooks in which to sit. The conversation, though, is up to you! Prices? Well, they're OK. Reasonable. Not cheap, but I suspec... more |
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by - written on 21/07/00 (Very useful, 77 readings)
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Fancy a Pot of Tea? And cake or baguettes? You could do worse than popping into The Little Tea Shop, opposite St.John's College. It's small and relatively unknown, which means that you're likely to get a seat without having to queue for hours. And it's relatively quiet, which means that you can enjoy the tea, the conversation, AND the ambience, all without getting a sore throat from the shouting. Ah yes, I listed three things, didn't I? Well, the tea is fine. You get to choose between all sorts of different blends, and they don't fuss if you ask for a top-up of hot water for the pot. And the ambience is ... Read the complete review
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