Cream tea in the DC-ish area?
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Anonymous
It most certainly is. |
Anonymous
Good lord, just ignore the ignorant pp. |
Anonymous
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Masala chai hostess, that sounds lovely. Do you have room for one more? 😉
People who are suggesting the Ritz, the Mandarin, etc. — yes, I know that the posh hotels often offer an afternoon tea. But trying to find something with piano, canapes, the works. PP who recommended the Annapolis place — that sounds like a perfect excuse for a day trip. Thank you! |
Anonymous
| Sigh. That would be WITHOUT the piano, canapés, three tiers of pretty little confections, etc. Distracted by thoughts of clotted cream. |
Anonymous
may I come please?? |
Anonymous
I love that scene in Bridgerton where Kate makes chai & complains about English tea. |
Anonymous
You are welcome! It’s very charming and in a lovey area of Annapolis! |
Anonymous
Ha ha! Of course. More the merrier. |
Anonymous
| https://www.ladycamellia.com/ once they reopen |
Anonymous
Sorry but this was a nothingburger site. What am I looking at? |
Anonymous
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Berryville May be further away than you had in mind but it’s a lovely drive and this tea room is perfect.
https://www.theteacartva.com/ |
Anonymous
Noting they offer chai on the menu lolol |
Anonymous
It definitely is, but what the OP described as what she is looking for is different than this. They’re both great, just different. Hope you had a nice time with your neighbors this afternoon! |
Anonymous
| Teaism does nice ginger scones (and nice tea, of course). Sadly no clotted cream, though. I like them for reasonably priced, low key, leisurely tea with a book. |
Anonymous
WTF? It's the OG tea, loser white lady. |