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I had no idea tea was so trendy
Gavin wrote: > A delicious irony. I thoroughly enjoy a good afternoon tea, but were I > to take one today, I'd almost certainly drink coffee instead of tea. > Reason: I can make a better pot of tea at home than the hotel can ... Precisely why I almost never order hot tea in American restaurants. However, in London, and for 35 pounds (64+ US dollars), the tea had better be outstanding. If it isn't, the customers are being thoroughly fleeced. BTW, I am surprised there hasn't been more comment on the price. For 64 USD, I can get a very good dinner in a very good restaurant here in the US. It is mind-boggling that people wait in a 6-week queue to pay that much for afternoon tea in London. Randy |
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