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Tea Party




So if I said this post wasn't mostly just for future Gwen to look back on, I'd be a liar... So in my last week of being in America, I went to a place I waited forever to go to.. The place is called "Pamela's Tea Room" and it's basically your favorite tea party dreams- come true. We made a reservation, which when we got there it wasn't too busy, but by noon was almost completely full. Let's start with the decor,



So all of us got different designs on the cups and the napkins were folded so cutely. As you can see in the second picture, the tea room is actually quite small! They don't encourage using phones in the tea room (I made sure my camera was fine, so I wasn't rude) and it was pretty quiet in there too!

Now the menu had a lot of options on it but to feel like a "Real tea party" we decided to get little sandwiches, which also came with a salad and chips! And out tea was the Peach Tea which we all LOVEDDDDD so much! If you don't know what to get, that' would be perfect!




After we finished with the meal, we could have a dessert! My mom and grandma got scones but I got sticky toffee pudding (I think that's the name?). The scones were made that morning and smelled delicious!






My pudding was AMAZING!!! I was surprised that it was served quite hot but the dish overall was really sweet, which I liked. They even have foods like this you can buy from their market!




The market has all types of candies, and foods and whatnot. They even sell bags of the scones they made that day, and even some of the teas! So you can have your own tea party at home!





Anyways, I miss this place already and can't wait to go back~











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