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116th St., it’s a sister business to Max & Tilly’s Chip Shop & Eaterie. The tea room features traditional tea service, sandwiches, soups, scones, jams and clotted cream, all in a “cozy ...

With years of expertise in traditional tea ceremony, tea service etiquette and tea pairing, she is celebrated not only for her technical mastery but for the grace and ritual she brings to every brew.

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From Michelin restaurants to vending machines, tea is everywhere in the Land of the Rising Sun, and its history is many-chaptered. “Tea has served not merely as a beverage but also as a medium for ...

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Colin knew little about tea and coffee but, after telling town centre manager Lucy Ball he was unsure what he wanted to do, she suggested opening a traditional tea room like Betty’s. Colin said ...