Start or end your Eurostar trip in style

[Jonjo]

If your traveling to Disneyland Paris via Eurostar from St Pancras International you can now start your trip in style with breakfast or a reviving cup of tea at the end of your journey at a new Fortnum and Mason store which opened this week.

The new store combines a well-stocked shop with a tea salon, and is open from 6.30am to 9pm Mon - Sat and 7am to 9pm on Sundays and will be serving breakfast and brunch as well as light lunches and suppers.

 

[ILOVEDLP]

If your traveling to Disneyland Paris via Eurostar from St Pancras International you can now start your trip in style with breakfast or a reviving cup of tea at the end of their journey at a new Fortnum and Mason store which opened this week.

The new store combines a well-stocked shop with a tea salon, and is open from 6.30am to 9pm Mon - Sat and 7am to 9pm on Sundays and will be serving breakfast and brunch as well as light lunches and suppers.

Thanks for the info
I love Fortnum and mason.

Thinking DH may have to buy me a cuppa before our march trip I turn into a Coffee drinker on holiday as tea never taste the same but at home

X

 

[Teaspoons]

Hooray!
Fortnum and Mason is on my London to-do list, will be fab to indulge in some of their goodies before we leave for Disney

Thanks for the info

 

[Danauk]

Sounds fab, I buy my tea from Fortnum and Masons (they do on line delivery as well when I am not going to London for a while!)

 

[Toy Story]

If your traveling to Disneyland Paris via Eurostar from St Pancras International you can now start your trip in style with breakfast or a reviving cup of tea at the end of your journey at a new Fortnum and Mason store which opened this week.

The new store combines a well-stocked shop with a tea salon, and is open from 6.30am to 9pm Mon - Sat and 7am to 9pm on Sundays and will be serving breakfast and brunch as well as light lunches and suppers.

Thanks - I have added to my notes for our morning tea before we board

 

[Jonjo]

In the interest of DIS board research DW and I popped into this new store today and enjoyed a lovely supper while waiting for our train home after a day trip to London.

Considering its F & M and in a train station the menu in the cafe is very reasonable. A pot of tea for one was £4.50 and I got at least 4 cups of tea out of it. I took a photo of the menu which I will upload tomorrow.

The staff were very friendly and welcoming and we had a great conversation with one of the managers there who is French and used to be a CM in Walt Disney World. He spotted my DLP jumper and DWs Mouse Ears, which she was still wearing as we had just been to see Fantasia at the Royal Albert Hall.

Apart from the cafe the store has a great range of tea available.

We will defiantly be returning there for breakfast before we board the Eurostar on our next trip to DLP.