Loopy's Fabulously Famous Afternoon Teas: Loopy Lorna`s Tea House

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Hello all you lovely loopy people!

We have currently closed our branch ‘Little Loopy’s’ at 372 Morningside Road. HOWEVER!!!! Loopy Lorna’s Tea House is open at our Church Hill Theatre branch so please do pop along if you haven’t already!

We have the same delicious menu and cakes, same specially blended loose leaf teas and the same WONDERFUL staff…just lots more space and better facilities for our disabled customers and for those wee ones in buggies!

We’re also licensed and take bookings for anything from a table for 1 to large party bookings and private functions! We hope to see you all soon!

Lots of love, Gaynor AKA Loopy! x x x

From 1st September our Church Hill premises
will be open
9am - 5pm
7 days
(kitchen closes at 4.30pm)

Church Hill Theatre
33a Morningside Road
Edinburgh
EH10 4DR

Tel: 0131 447 3042

Love
Gaynor xxx

Tea Guild Award of Excellence

We are delighted to announce that Loopy's has just received the Tea Guild Award of Excellence. Having been a member of the prestigious Tea Guild since 2009, we are delighted to receive this new commendation from them.

The award was in recognition of Loopy's "outstanding quality and consistently high standards in tea service".

Thank you to the UK Tea Council and to all our wonderful staff .

Gaynor
xxx

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Loopy’s Fabulously Famous Afternoon Tea
Served from 12pm

The Afternoon Tea Tradition...

Is thought to be founded by Anna Maria, the 7th Duchess of Bedfordin 1841. Anna started drinking tea and having a bite to eat in the mid-afternoon, to tide her over during the long gap between lunch and dinner (no rush to be size zero in those days!). This swiftly developed into a social occasion, and soon the Duchess was inviting guests to join her for afternoon tea at 5 o’clock. By the 1860s the fashion for afternoon tea had become widespread.

Such teas were elegant affairs, with tea drunk from the best china and small amounts of food presented perfectly on little china plates. On offer might be bread and butter, scones and cakes, and sandwiches with the crusts cut off – all very pretty and delicate!

These habits soon became a good excuse for social gatherings – not that we need an excuse to eat lots of cake of course!

So tuck in to.......

A Selection of Dainty Sandwiches, including

Scotch Reserve Smoked Salmon and a Hint of Freshly
Squeezed Lemon
Home-cooked Gammon and Whole Grain Mustard
Free-range Egg Mayonnaise with Freshly Chopped Cress

Melt in the mouth home-made Scones fresh from the oven served with lashings of Cornish Clotted Cream and home-made preserve and if that’s not enough we complement it with a selection of Tasty home-baked Treats

All served on a beautiful traditional stand with a Pot of Tea of your choice from the Main Tea Menu
(price per person) £14.95

Or a Pot of Tea from the Speciality Tea Menu
(price per person) £16.95

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