Afternoon Tea

[Vagus]

Tomorrow, we’re going to a fancy pants place to have a champagne afternoon tea, a Mother’s Day present from our children which we’ve only just got round to using.
On Friday, we’re going out for brunch which will be a full works cooked breakfast, no champagne but plenty of orange juice and coffee.
Not sure which I’m looking forward to most, I do like afternoon tea but I also thoroughly enjoy a cooked breakfast as I never make one at home. We did have one in Scotland a couple of weeks ago which included haggis, it was one of the best cooked breakfasts I’ve ever had.
Next month we have a tasting menu with wine flight booked at a restaurant we’ve not been to before, a Father’s Day present for himself.
Yum.

[albaqwerty]

ooh, enjoy!!
(am not envious, well, maybe a smidgen lol)

Sincerely do hope you have a lovely time and don't forget to report back :) x

[Vagus]

Thanks Alba, will think of you when I’m sipping my champers ;)

[gness]

Those sound like lovely treats. Enjoy them!

[jennyjoan]

And the month after all that - you will be joining Slimming World LOL but do enjoy it all.

[Lie-in King]

A lovely present, I hope you enjoy yourselves :-)

[gness]

My daughter treated us to afternoon tea. It was fantastic but far too much. We managed about half but you could take the rest home in a box so we did. Another table with a group with bigger appetites did the same.
We opened the box when we got home. Two scones and half a sandwich. :-(

They must have been delighted when they opened "their" box.

[Canary42]

Gourmet or gourmand ?

Whatever, have a good time. It sounds great.

[William51]

You have got a future of fun meals out, enjoy.

[Vagus]

They’re good children.
We had a big family get together last month for someone’s special birthday, it’s not often these days we’re all in the same place at the same time and it was a total delight to see the little ones in the next generation all enjoying each other’s company as much as their parents do.
We’ll definitely enjoy our foodie treats :)