Quaint, vintage
and small where my first impressions {if you have a buggy then this would be a
no, no}
You are greeted
with mountains of cakes, mish mash furniture and thousands of pieces of crockery
{which kind of reminds me of my childhood spent in Holland}
The menu was
little confusing. There was loadssss to choose from. What threw me were
the sandwich choices; cheese, cheese and onion, cheese and tomato. Not much
variety really, so we went for the afternoon tea with scones. It was perfect.
And the best
thing? It only came to about 7 quid for both of us.
this cafe looks fabulous, we had a similar style cafe in my hometown called Florence's. That afternoon tea looks amazing
ReplyDeleteI love a nice afternoon tea! shame about the sarnies!
ReplyDeleteOh my! That little place looks divine, i'm only up the road from sunny Brighton so i'll keep an eye out for it next time i'm in town. Thanks :) x
ReplyDeleteThat shop looks lovely!
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