Posted 2 years ago by 
claire in response to 
lizette's question:
claire in response to lizette's question: Any tea houses in PAris?(give a different answer) .
So you came all the way to Paris to have some British tea :) Well, I don't blame you actually. The moment I got sick of their bistro's and cafes I headed directly to this "very English" tea house called the Tea Caddy on rue St Julien le Pauvre. I actually felt like home there :)
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Comments:
Claire is right, it's actually very cute.
Have you got the time to test their flower tea thing? It's quite exciting, one the flower is in contact with the hot water, it opens up and it's quite something to see!
www.the-tea-caddy.com