Sleeping Becca
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We really fell in love with the Grand I can't wait till we go back!Hi Becca, I'm thrilled to hear that you enjoyed GF. I can't wait until my next trip. I had a quick questions regarding Tea Time. I've passed by the Tea Room for the past 4 years, and I have NO idea why I never participated, being that I LOVE tea and have a cup when I wake up and a cup before bed, 365 days a year.
If you have a moment, I would love to hear a little bit more about this.
Thank you.
Joey![]()
My DD and I both had the Grand Tea:
-she had sparkling cider (two glasses) and I had sparkling wine each served with a large ripe strawberry
-she chose the Princess herbal tea, and on recomendation from our server I had the Eros black tea (it was the best tea I have ever had) absolutely delish
-we each got an assortment of tea sandwiches and we enjoyed them all (the best was the pear and bleu cheese). I thought it odd that there was not salmon and cream cheese on pointe nor cucumber; anytime I've had tea elsewhere these were staples. I'm not complaining, I just thought it strange.
- next came the scone and raspberry tart, served with Devonshire cream and a little jar of strawberry preserves, the scone was perfect and the cream delish (I could have licked the ramekin, somehow I think that would have been inappropriate lol).
-for dessert I chose the strawberries and cream (it was yum, but slightly over chilled) DD chose the pastries, she was allowed a selection of 2 off of the tray, she picked 2 chocolate covered strawberries and they were perfect
The cost including tax and tip, using TIW discount was around $50. I thought the cost was appropriate.
We really enjoyed this experience, and we will def do this again on our next GF stay.
pics from the tea:



