Little Bettys on Stonegate, offers a quainter version of the unmissable Bettys experience to be had just two minutes away on St Helen's Square. Follow the first link for the slideshow.
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Looks nice and welcoming!:) i would go for scones.... if possible:)
ReplyDeleteBetty knows how to create an attractive storefront. Looks terrific!
ReplyDeleteCharming and welcoming.
ReplyDeleteThat is such a lovely shopfront - it begs you to go in!
ReplyDeleteI remember big Betty's. I recall not being tempted to go in because it was so crowded.
ReplyDeleteI don't have first hand knowledge but I recall a friend telling me big Betty's was not inexpensive.
That looks like a great spot; I'm not up on my tea time manners, but I'd love to give it a try!
ReplyDeleteLooks really welcoming and homy. What a great place for taking an afternoon tea.
ReplyDeleteHow alluring a sight !
ReplyDeletePlease have a wonderful Wednesday.
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