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IN THE MEDIA

Virgin Australia Voyeur – June, 2016
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The Devonshire Tea Guide

Hi, I’m Toni…

Welcome to The Devonshire Tea Guide! A guide that points you in the right direction to places, spaces, cafes and restaurants serving Devonshire Teas. There's no fancy photography, just a snapshot of what to expect, where to go and if there is anything to do while you're there. Expect an unbiased and fair review, after all I'm paying the bill! Don't forget to let me know how your DT experience goes as well as any kick-arse scones I may not have tried yet.

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The Monet and Friends sensory experience of the works of impressionist artists is impressive! It is a vibrant and engaging way of learning about this era in art if you aren’t artsy fartsy! The popup cafe under the same roof in the Royal Hall of Industries serves drinks and snacks in take-away containers. The warm scone is huge and surprisingly very edible. The two sachets of jam are inadequate, and so too the squirt of some kind of synthetic cream. My friend and I laugh at her English Breakfast tea, which is just a Bushell’s tea bag🤷‍♀️Overall DT: 👌#thedevonshireteaguide #devonshiretea #sconesjamandcream #scones #royalhallofindustries #sydney #monetandfriends #popupcafe #impressionistart
A bit sterile but the table cloths help #thedevonshireteaguide #devonshiretea #scones #sconesjamandcream #royalhallofindustriesmoorepark #sydney #monetandfriendssydney #impressionistart

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