Chez Teresa - Speisekarte

I think the thing that amazes me the most about Blaze is the price point$10.49 unlimited toppings.

so brittish and a little whisper but charming welcome for a warmer of a coffee and an acidulated Christmas pie to wish.

Another awesome Blaze Pizza chainsWe got to dine in and eat here while we're visiting CalgaryWe had "Built Your Own Pizza". Speisekarte ansehen

I was pleasantly surprised at this placeAmazing selection of toppings that you can choose and mix and match without paying extra.

Fascinating little English Tearoom. Also sells interesting bric-à-brac. Charming hosts. You must try the set menu, especially with home-made Victoria sponge. Delicious!

Wonderful, quaint little tea shop at the side of the Abbey. Interesting bric-à-brac for sale, packed into the tiny space. Recommend a visit in a spare afternoon moment. Also a boutique hotel. Speisekarte ansehen

There's a thin line between quirky/ dreadful and between eccentric/rude. This place crossed it.....to the wrong side. Small sandwich of Camembert(?) In dry bread, accompanied by limp lettuce (€4.95). Poor coffee(€3.40!!!!!). Apparently survives on sufficient passing trade. I doubt anyone goes twice.

Absolutely Terrible. Stopped in for coffee and some pastries. The place is full of junk intended to look quirky, but coming across as creepy. The coffee was bad quality instant with weird chemical foamer. Patissieres were store bought buns, about a few euro 's worth. The total for this for four people came to an astonishing and disgraceful €32.80 ! Stay well away from this place !

Looking for an afternoon coffee and pastry, we were attracted by the quirky exterior. Inside was even quirkier, as were the hosts. Our experience can be summed up as Basil Fawltey takes over an English seaside cafe, with the best Franglais spoken. Our cafe creme was minus the creme, and the coffee and there was debate whether a coffee bean featured in the concoction. The chocolate cake, the best tasting part, could not decide whether it was a cake or a mousse.If you want the ultimate bad 1970s English tearoom experience, Chez Teresa is the place to visit! Speisekarte ansehen