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Tea
Reviews: New Hampshire
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Cozy Tea Cart, LLC, Brookline, NH
Visited:
March, 2009. Meal: Retail only. Type of tea: Loose leaf. Served:
Prepared at home.
Tea: Excellent. Food: Excellent. Service:
Excellent. Appearance: Excellent.
Comments: Wonderful tea shop in residential neighborhood. I
especially like the tea-infused chocolate they prepare with local
chocolatier. Over 60 types of loose teas for sale!! Proprietor
knows her tea.
Would you go back? Yes, can't wait!
Reviewer: Learning to Love Tea
3/09 Add your review
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England Curiosities Victorian Parlor,
Portsmouth, NH
Visited:
April, 2008. Meal: Theme tea. Type of tea: Loose leaf. Served: In a teapot.
Tea: Average. Food: Poor. Service: Poor. Appearance:
Fair.
Comments: Myself and a friend with her two children
attended the 'Fairy Tea Party'. What a waste of money!
It was $25 per person, even for the two 7 year olds. We
only stayed for an hour because it was so poorly organized and not depicted accurately on their website
at all. Face painting, dress up, and gift bags along with
fairy stories were promised but not delivered. The
children were bored with what appeared to be a hastily
organized slide show of useless mundane 'fairy facts'.
Another group left at the same time because their children couldn't sit through any more of it. The tea cups
smelled as though they'd been cleaned with a dirty dish
towel, and the "fairy cakes" were simply homemade brownies and store bought cookies. Don't waste your
time or hard earned money on this!!!
Would you go back? Sorry, no.
Reviewer: Jennifer 4/08 Add your review
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