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Clarice & Maurice on 28th June 2008 - 23:36
From: The 1930's
Upon a Friday p.m. whim
We ambled in to Tiny Tim’s
Tearooms on St Margarets Street
For sustenance (that’s things to eat)
We climbed the stair to the first floor
To a world evoking days of yore
With crystals dangling from the ceiling
It gave us both the gayest feeling
We mused upon the menu fayre
And chose some items we found there
Some tea, a scone, honey and jam.
It was then we noticed the piano man
No place for tunes by Beck or Nico
We consoled ourselves with Orange Pekoe
He played Dave Brubeck, and Take Five
We supped our brew and felt alive
An establishment of such delight
We hope it’s open late at night
It’s place in Canterbury long overdue
It even has a ghost or two!
We’ll book up for our next tea party
For pufkins, scones, but please NO LATTE!!
Marni on 28th June 2008 - 23:36
From: Los Angeles
I have had the good fortune of pre-tasting a few of Tiny Tim's delectable goodies and I cannot wait to get the full service! The Tearoom looks fantastic and I can't think of a more charming way to spend an afternoon in Canterbury.
sandra on 28th June 2008 - 23:36
From: canterbury
Noticed the shop today and tried to see in.
Can't wait for the opening and plan to visit on my birthdaynext week. Thought I would check it out on the web-site. Just my cup of tea!
Dorothy on 28th June 2008 - 23:36
From: Harbledown
The website looks intriguing and I am very excited about enjoying afternoon tea with my friends at your lovely tearoom.
