Great meal shame about the tea
What can be better after a good meal in the evening than a quality pot of loose leaf tea? Yet so many establishments simply serve cheap tea bags in a cup; a pot if your’e lucky. I have even been to very expensive restaurants where this has been the case and ended up paying over £2.50 for this dubious pleasure. We are on a quest to find restaurants that serve quality loose leaf tea for their customers. One such restaurant is Fishers at 36/37 St Clements, Oxford. I recently had a really good meal there and was positively thrilled to be able to order an excellent loose leaf Earl Grey tea served in a Suki teapot. Fantastic. Restaurants – let us know if you serve loose leaf tea. Customers – let us know of places where you have had loose tea at restaurants you have visited.
Posted on 09 February 2011. Comments (0)
More lovely tea products!
I mentioned the ‘Buttons’ design teapots and also the sugar and creamer set that I was rather taken with in John Lewis – here’s the teapots in all their glory.
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We all had a great time looking at the wonderful tea cosies that had been made for our competition; the judges had the difficult task of deciding who would win from the excellent handiwork of the entrants. Decide they did, however, and now the cosies are up for auction. Make your selection by number and name, enter your bid by emailing your name, address and email address plus your bid price by 5pm on 27 March 2012. There is a reserve price of £5 on each cosy. Once we have received all bids, we will inform the highest bidder for each cosy, who can then purchase their wonderful cosy.
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