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(More customer reviews)This is a lovely book, but several of the shops our family traveled to (all dressed up) had shut down. This may simply be an aspect of the volitility of the Silicon Valley Goldrush.
The author caught that the shop in Stanford Shopping Center had closed, but it has not reopened at the parent restaurant as she had been advised. The Butler's Pantry was barred and the building cleared out of furnature. A third had left a note, "no tea today".
The tea shop in Mountain View is a real gem. Its late hours make it a favorite with locals. The tea is absolutely wonderful, and very unique.
Buyer beware! Be sure to call first.
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San Francisco in a Teacup is a guidebook for tea lovers. Fifty unique places to have tea in San Francisco and the Bay Area are explored. Includes maps, photographs, and tea lovers' resources. Join Ulrica Hume on a fantastic tea-trek as she goes in search of the best tearooms she can find -- from British to Far Eastern, formal to offbeat. Let enchantment reign at the Ritz's afternoon tea; find peace in a cup of matcha at a Japanese tea ceremony; have your tea leaves read at Mad Magda's. Discover why tea is the perfect drink for the new millennium!
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