The teapot is located just past the Wexford Plaza (food 4 less). It is next to a Subway. I am not sure of the exact name but it is not hard to find. You pass a semi-nursey on the right just before you get there. By the way did you ever get to the Westside Market in Cleveland Kate C. wrote: > > A while back, during a discussion of places which serve > afternoon tea and high tea, a place in the North Hills (?) was > mentioned - The Teapot. I tried looking them up yesterday > and can't find a listing in either the white or yellow pages. > Does anyone know if they are still around and, if so, > might you know their phone number. Maybe I don't > have the name exactly right and that's why I can't find it. > Or maybe they're no longer in business. > Thanks, > Kate > > Kate Connally > " If I were as old as I feel, I 'd be dead already."
Pittsburgh, PA
The Teapot?
I just called the teapot today. 934-0730. Tea is served from 10-6 pm T-F 10-5 S. Very nice woman who kept stressing It's all the tea you can drink :)(led me to imagine bloated brit bellies) Michael Mary wrote: > The teapot is located just past the Wexford Plaza (food 4 less). It is > next to a Subway. I am not sure of the exact name but it is not hard to > find. You pass a semi-nursey on the right just before you get there. By > the way did you ever get to the Westside Market in Cleveland > > Kate C. wrote: > > > > A while back, during a discussion of places which serve > > afternoon tea and high tea, a place in the North Hills (?) was > > mentioned - The Teapot. I tried looking them up yesterday > > and can't find a listing in either the white or yellow pages. > > Does anyone know if they are still around and, if so, > > might you know their phone number. Maybe I don't > > have the name exactly right and that's why I can't find it. > > Or maybe they're no longer in business. > > Thanks, > > Kate > > > > Kate Connally > > " If I were as old as I feel, I 'd be dead already."
Oops forgot high tea is $12.50/person prix fixe Mary wrote: > The teapot is located just past the Wexford Plaza (food 4 less). It is > next to a Subway. I am not sure of the exact name but it is not hard to > find. You pass a semi-nursey on the right just before you get there. By > the way did you ever get to the Westside Market in Cleveland > > Kate C. wrote: > > > > A while back, during a discussion of places which serve > > afternoon tea and high tea, a place in the North Hills (?) was > > mentioned - The Teapot. I tried looking them up yesterday > > and can't find a listing in either the white or yellow pages. > > Does anyone know if they are still around and, if so, > > might you know their phone number. Maybe I don't > > have the name exactly right and that's why I can't find it. > > Or maybe they're no longer in business. > > Thanks, > > Kate > > > > Kate Connally > > " If I were as old as I feel, I 'd be dead already."