#2

There’s a nice russian one somewhere…harrogate maybe

#3

The storehouse - middle of nowhere north of Inverness in Scotland. Good range, good selection of cakes, slightly confusing ordering system (it’s a tray and self service jobbo but you can’t choose where you sit?!)

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#4

Oh it was in skipton but it closed

#5

thanks for trying though, shrewbs

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#6

We talking English-style or any style? The tearoom not the tea itself

#7

any style!

#8

Nottingham - Lea Rosy’s Tea, Broad St.

Pros - Loads of choice, decent cakes, nice staff, near to cinema
Cons - Closed down last year

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#9

SD Bells, all the oldies love it. Arguably a coffee shop.

#10

where is this?

#11

Teacup in Manchester. Decent tea and cakes. In the northern quarter so nice location. Downside - a touch pricey

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#12

Tchai Ovna, West End of Glasgow

Veggie food place with loads of nice tea.

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#13

Tiffin Tearooms - Arlesford (nr Winchester)

Quaint little tearoom, sells loose tea and sweets as well. Very good cake.

Pros - really nice space, old fashioned tearoom feel. Good food and cake.
Cons - small, in a small town you’d never have a reason to visit

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#14

Russia?

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#15

usually in the kitchen

#16

The lounge or occasionally the bedroom if I’m lucky!

#17

Chesters @ Skelwith Bridge, Lake District

Pros - excellent coffee, excellent cakes (also massive), excellent food generally, great location.
Cons - kinda pricey, can get mad busy.

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#18

Dickhead

#19

You’re both dickheads

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#20

I know you are but what am I?

#21

This place is great.

Lovely people and a lovely little place. They also do the best cooked breakfast I’ve ever had.

Botley Hill Farmhouse is nice too. Stunning countryside around it too, probably a good place for the cyclists of DiS too.

http://www.botleyhill-farmhouse.co.uk/tea-shop/

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