I just had the afternoon tea at the Empress Hotel (2 weeks ago). While I didn't pay for it (my daughter treated me for my birthday), I shared the linked info with my sister (who also attended) and she said compared to England's prices it wasn't all that bad.
We did enjoy it and it did take the place of dinner. Next time we plant to try the one at Buchart Gardens. Lorri Hotel 'teas' are fascinating for the menus. The one at the Empress HOtel in Victoria BC has become trendy - the price isn't mentioned; it costs more to have their afternoon tea than it does to dine in one of the other restaurants. http://www.fairmont.com/empress/GuestServices/Restaurants/AfternoonTea.htm< http://www.fairmont.com/empress/GuestServices/Restaurants/AfternoonTea.htm> > I rather fancy the Dorchester Hotel in London - easily within my budget :-D. > It muddies the difference between the two because of the times, but to > quote: > > "Afternoon Tea has two sittings, one at 2.30pm and the other at 4.45pm. > Full Afternoon Tea - £29.50 per person, Champagne Afternoon tea - £38.50 per > person, High Tea - £43.00 per person." > To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace-chat [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
