GF Tea

[chell]

Do you need a reservation for the GF Tea? Would we be able to get in one day next week?

 

[oybolshoi]

You definitely need an ADR - it's a pretty popular meal and the available times are limited. Call now and get yourself a reservation!

 

[chell]

You definitely need an ADR - it's a pretty popular meal and the available times are limited. Call now and get yourself a reservation!

Thank you!

 

[jeminni]

I love the GF tea. You wont be disappointed if you go there. You need to make a reservation since the hours there are limited.

 

[TheRustyScupper]

I love the GF tea. You wont be disappointed if you go there.

1) The Afternoon Tea os pretty good.
2) But, if you LOVE tea, you will be disappointed.
3) All the teas, except two, are Broken Orange Pekoe.

 

[oybolshoi]

3) All the teas, except two, are Broken Orange Pekoe.

I had no idea what you were talking about ... when I first read this I kept thinking to myself: I always order chamomile tea ... there's no orange in that!

And then I paid my friend Google a visit and now I feel slightly more edumacated - it was a pretty interesting read. Not being an expert on teas by any stretch of the imagination I would never have known that the GF was using lower grade tea leaves.

 

[ElizabethB]

Rusty -- which ones aren't broken orange pekoe? I'll make a note for my next visit.

Thanks.

 

[k&a&c'smom]

Well, I'm obviously not a tea connoisseur, because DD and I love the GF teas! They have a nice selection of black, herbal and green teas, we always try to pick one that we haven't tried yet. The one we liked most last time we visited had a kind of orange dreamsicle taste to it, I've forgotten the name.

I've never tried the herbal or green tea blends, and I assume that they don't use matcha for their green tea - probably bags. That's ok with me - my son, however, would turn up his nose!