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Tea for three

Posted by (Kansas City) on

I'm going to be in London next week with my mom and son(10 y/o) It's on our list to have tea somewhere and I am wondering what would be a standard order of tea for three. Thanks

Kris

Posted by
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Hi Kris,

What do you mean by standard order?

Are you looking for a place to have an afternoon tea of sandwiches, cakes, scones? Or do you mean if you're in a restaurant/cafe, what do you say to get three drinks?

For something nice, you could book an afternoon tea at Fortnum & Mason, or for something different, I just saw this bus driving around: www.bbbakery.co.uk/our-bakeries/afternoon-tea-bus-tour/

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When you order tea is it typically a shared item an if so can you share with 2 adults and child? If not what does a typical order for 3 look like. Is it a family style or a per person order? Sorry for the confusion I just not sure I wanna spend 40£ per person.

Thanks

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