Bonheur in Easton MD

Haven’t tried it, but just cane across this option at Green Springs Garden:

https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/green-spring/historic-house/christmas-tea/120223

Would they still enjoy the American Girl tea?

Gonna be real, my kids are 9 and 13 and those ages are not going to think this is very fun. I think I did Teddy Bear tea with them when they were around 5-6 and it was a big hit then but now …

I have very fond memories of dressing up and taking my DD to tea at the Four Seasons. Lovely.

Go it at home. These shitholes are overpriced.

Anonymous wrote:Wondering why not Willard? I am also looking for something like this -- is it just you've done it before or is there a reason to avoid?

NP. But I love tea at the Willard.

https://mommypoppins.com/washington-dc-kids/christmashanukkah/12-afternoon-and-holiday-tea-spots-near-dc-for-families

Here are some places. I didn't look through all the suggestions so skip the ones that don't appeal

Anonymous wrote:why are there three tea posts in one day?

two soup posts?

The holidays are coming up, and it's a family tradition for some folks.

Do you think the tea is fun or do the kids?

why are there three tea posts in one day?

two soup posts?

Wondering why not Willard? I am also looking for something like this -- is it just you've done it before or is there a reason to avoid?

Nutcracker Tea at The Tea Cart in Berryville, VA (if you‘re up for a drive!)

The Teddy Bear tea at the Four Seasons was nice and actually ok for older kids.

Suggestions for fun holiday tea for kids? 9 and 13. NOT Willard.