English Rose Tea Room
Decorated right to the point of the absurd—all that’s missing is the queen’s corgis—the English Rose attracts a great crowd, particularly on weekends, when ladies arrive in their big hats. The secret? Serving up both authenticity and surprisingly good food. The tea trappings—from the $28 Duchess of Bedford selection of petit fours, sandwiches, and scones, on down—will delight those aching to feel like they’re in the London Ritz. The ham-and-cheese bread pudding or the salmon quiche will satisfy those wanting something more substantive. Do they have tea? Oh, my crumpets, do they have tea!
Decorated right to the point of the absurd—all that’s missing is the queen’s corgis—the English Rose attracts a great crowd, particularly on weekends, when ladies arrive in their big hats. The secret? Serving up both authenticity and surprisingly good food. The tea trappings—from the $28 Duchess of Bedford selection of petit fours, sandwiches, and scones, on down—will delight those aching to feel like they’re in the London Ritz. The ham-and-cheese bread pudding or the salmon quiche will satisfy those wanting something more substantive. Do they have tea? Oh, my crumpets, do they have tea!
