Brunch AND Tea?

[PardonOurPixieDust]

I just snagged a reservation for a brunch at California Grill. I had previously made a reservation for the High Tea at the Grand Floridian that same day. The tea is something my mom has always wanted to do. Is it too much to have them in the same afternoon? What's the least we could order at the tea if there are three of us? It sounds like such a lovely afternoon...but also like we'd explode or have to get someone to roll us to the Halloween party.

 

[HappyHaunts999]

I just snagged a reservation for a brunch at California Grill. I had previously made a reservation for the High Tea at the Grand Floridian that same day. The tea is something my mom has always wanted to do. Is it too much to have them in the same afternoon? What's the least we could order at the tea if there are three of us? It sounds like such a lovely afternoon...but also like we'd explode or have to get someone to roll us to the Halloween party.

That is a lot of food in a short space of time. When my DD and I have done brunch we only have a light meal or snack much later in the day. The smallest order at tea is The Bedfordshire Tea -

First Course
Medley of Finger Sandwiches accompanied with Berries, Cheese and Lavosh
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Second Course
Buttery Scone and Jam Tart
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Finale
Choice of delicate House-Made Pastries, Strawberries and Creme, or English Trifle

Accompanied by your choice of tea
If you could get a reservation for a different day I think that would be better.

 

[PardonOurPixieDust]

That's fair. I suppose I'm already going overboard on scheduled food one night (Star Wars dessert party after a biergarten dinner because the dessert party is a surprise). I'll just find a new time for tea. Thanks.