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Canterbury: Tales of great tea and coffee near England’s Cathedral HQ
Posted on January 6, 2013
Canterbury does its best to mix the ancient and the contemporary – and it’s no different with its coffee shops and tea rooms. The two coffee shops we found both opened in the last 12 months, but with different coffee … Continue reading →
Posted in Canterbury, The South - From Kent to Cornwall, UK visits
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From Kardomah Gang to contemporary coffee shops & surfing centres – Swansea has it all!
Posted on November 5, 2012
I thought at first that the ‘Kardomah Gang’ was Swansea’s equivalent to the Ma Baker and Al Capone stories we’d heard about on our American coffee and tea tour. After all, I’m sure in the 1930s and 40s, Swansea must … Continue reading →
Posted in Swansea, UK visits, Wales
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Singing Leicester’s praises for its coffee shop and tea room…
Posted on May 4, 2012
I wonder where Engelbert Humperdinck used to have coffee or tea when he lived in Leicester? He’d moved on by the time our two venues opened up, so it’s over to us to sing their praises instead… It wasn’t hard … Continue reading →
Posted in Leicester, The Midlands, UK visits
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Tagged afternoon tea, barista, cappuccino, cathedral, coffee shop, covered outdoor market, cuppa, engelbert humperdinck, leicester lanes, loseby lane, macaroons, mrs bridges tea rooms, richard III, roman baths, silver walk, st martin's tea & coffee, tea room, upstairs downstairs
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