But Rhiannon and I decided to risk it - because she wanted to experience high tea. Honestly, I wasn't expecting much. I've gone out for high tea a few times, and it was always a little disappointing - even when it was full gluten and ridiculously expensive.
This time was different. Rhiannon invited her dear friend along... and, well...
Neverland Tea Salon in Vancouver completely blew our minds.
$15 for a 3-tier 1/2-size gluten- and dairy-free high tea service (plenty for one hungry kid), plus endless selection from the very long tea list. $30 for a full service, which was way too much for this hungry adult. I'm picky about my food. It takes a lot to impress me. The food was by far the best high tea I've EVER had, and the teas were wonderful; steeped to perfection. The service was understated and thoughtful; the food was quick, and they tipped us as we left, with a tiny bag of their Neverland Tea blend to take home.
And they have style.
beautiful steeping teas |
Pinkies! |
So... you know... after high tea, and while wearing the fanciest gowns and fairy wings and grandmother's Russian fur hat... the proper thing for ladies to do is...
Ahhh.... |
Oooh! Let's jump off this bank!! |
Oh oh -- lost something! |
My shoe!!! |
Never mind. Might as well go sockfoot! |
Or barefoot. |
Awesome.
Just.
Awesome.
.
How perfect they look!
ReplyDeleteAnd with the Russian fur hat too!
Thanks for the smile. Going to check this out with my little tea aficionado!
awesome! i must go. Wonder if Oskar would be up for it? :)
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