Best of Philly 2006 Restaurant, Lunch
So cute, you’ll want to pet it: a 250-year-old farmhouse filled with tables covered in mismatched teacups and teapots, where ki...
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WHERE TO EAT
- Duck Deli BBQ Restaurant
(2.6 miles) - Joseph Ambler Inn
(3.8 miles) - Bacco
(4.2 miles)
WHERE TO SHOP
- Copper Lantern
(0.3 miles) - Butterflies and Bullfrogs
(1.7 miles) - Somnia Furniture
(2.6 miles)
WHERE TO DRINK
- Coleman Restaurant
(9.3 miles) - The Raven
(13.9 miles) - Chuckles Comedy Club
(15.3 miles) - McMenamin's
(15.9 miles) - Stella Blu
(16.1 miles)
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THE DETAILS
Cuisine(s):
Breakfast,
Entree Price:
$ — Inexpensive
Neighborhood:
Bucks County
Hours:
T-W: 11:00 AM-04:00 PM
Th-S: 09:00 AM-04:00 PM
Su: 11:00 AM-04:00 PM
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Best of Philly 2006 Restaurant, Lunch
Breakfast,
Entree Price:
$ — Inexpensive
Neighborhood:
Bucks County
Hours:
T-W: 11:00 AM-04:00 PM
Th-S: 09:00 AM-04:00 PM
Su: 11:00 AM-04:00 PM
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Best of Philly 2006 Restaurant, Lunch
The Talking Teacup
301 West Butler Avenue
Chalfont, PA 18914
Chalfont, PA 18914
| Phone: 215-997-8441 |
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Website: thetalkingteacup.com
So cute, you’ll want to pet it: a 250-year-old farmhouse filled with tables covered in mismatched teacups and teapots, where kids can order PB&J or ham-and-cheese tea sandwiches (and moms can get salads and scones) served with their very own pot of tea. The best part? A dress-up room upstairs where everyone can bejewel and befur and behat for high tea.
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I went to the Talking Teacup with my sister the day I had to take my 18 year old cat to be cremated. I had tea with my sister, her daughter-in-law and Marlene Tegge, the owner of the Bucks Co Antique Gallery adjacent to the tea room. It was such a lovely place, and a nice place to spend a few hours after the sadness of losing my beloved cat. A few months later I returned with some ladies from my tea group, the Victorian Ladies Tea Society of Phila. The tea room is charming, the food very good, and the service was exemplary. I bought a small packet of Harney and Sons "Mothers Bouquet" The only draw back to this lovely tea room is that one needs a car to get there, it is on a very heavily traveled winding street, and there is no sidewalk. Train station nearby, but due to the problems with traffic, rather inaccessible except by car.
Posted by Rachel: Oct. October 4th, 2009 at 7:10 PM
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I went to the Talking Teacup with my sister the day I had to take my 18 year old cat to be cremated. I had tea with my sister, her daughter-in-law and Marlene Tegge, the owner of the Bucks Co Antique Gallery adjacent to the tea room. It was such a lovely place, and a nice place to spend a few hours after the sadness of losing my beloved cat. A few months later I returned with some ladies from my tea group, the Victorian Ladies Tea Society of Phila. The tea room is charming, the food very good, and the service was exemplary. I bought a small packet of Harney and Sons "Mothers Bouquet" The only draw back to this lovely tea room is that one needs a car to get there, it is on a very heavily traveled winding street, and there is no sidewalk. Train station nearby, but due to the problems with traffic, rather inaccessible except by car.
Posted by Rachel: Oct. October 4th, 2009 at 7:10 PM
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