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    Afternoon tea at the Grand Floridian

    I really fancy doing afternnon tea at the GF can anyone give me an idea of what to expect, apart from T of course


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    Sorry Jaynie, haven't been but it sounds really grand. By the way welcome to the forum.[msnsmile2]
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    They do a number of set menus which feature a variety of teas, sandwiches, and desserts. It's very nice but not cheap, cannot remember the exact price.

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    Its great and does not have too expensive unless you go OTT. I usually do and it costs me around $25 for an excellent pot of tea, sandwiches, glass of champagne and cakes. Pot of tea (it is very good quailty tea and fine bone china) is around $6. My kids really like it too.
    Much prefer it to to the oter tea rooms in the area. Much nicer setting and service is always perfect.

    <blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by Jaynie
    I really fancy doing afternnon tea at the GF can anyone give me an idea of what to expect, apart from T of course
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    I usually do the Buckingham Palace tea as I do not drink alchohol. It costs $17 and I always feel very full at the end. This used to be a well kept secret but these days I would advise you to get a Priority Seating if you are there during a busy period. I also recommend giving yourself enough time to just sit and relax in the atrium afterwards as there is always a pianist or the jazz band playing. I have seen older children enjoy this tea but I don't think its any fun at all for the under 7's.
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    What time is the afternoon tea at GF? Sounds good


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    Last time I was there I think it started around 3:00pm but that was over a year ago so it may have changed

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    This sounds like a 'must do' especially with the Champers!!


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    Opening times are 2-00pm until 4-30pm. The most expensive option with the sparkling wine is The Grand tea for $24-50 You can buy tea for 2 for $35-00. The tea for youngsters is called Mrs Potts Tea and is $8-50.
    Angela


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    thanks for the prompt info, we go in July so i'll get a PS and give it a try


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