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Sunday 30 March 2025 | 12:30am or 3pm
Norwood Park
Adults - £32pp | Children - £8.50pp
Treat the mother figure in their life to Afternoon Tea delights at Norwood Park. Choose from a 12:30pm or 3:00pm sitting.
Indulge in a two-hour sitting filled with scrumptious sandwiches, delicate cakes, and quality time over a glass of fizz and a traditional Afternoon Tea.
Menu:
Sandwiches - Served on White & Granary Bread | Honey Roast Ham, Wholegrain Mustard Mayonnaise | Egg and Watercress
Cucumber & Cream Cheese
Savoury Bites - Roasted Red Pepper Tartlet
Scones - Plain or Fruit Scones with Raspberry preserve and clotted cream (Bite Size)
Sweet Bites - Lemon Meringue Pie | Macaroons | Victoria Sponge Cake
Tea and Coffee - Stokes Coffee Lincoln UK is an award-winning family business with over 120 years of experience in sourcing, roasting, blending, and supplying their own coffee. They offer the finest tea and best coffee in Lincoln.
Selection of Stoke's Coffee & Tea Infusions, including Earl Grey, Jasmine Green Tea, Gold Medal, Red Berry, and Peach.
Children's Sandwich Box - The box includes a sandwich (selection of cheese, ham & jam), crisps, a homemade cookie, and a piece of fruit.
Vegan/Vegetarian/DF/GF alternatives will be available upon request.
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