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| The waitress informed me that they carried several varieties of "Western-style" tea to go with their French cakes, Italian ices, and English trifles, but no kissaten would serve Japanese green tea. Tudor in style, with loads of imported bric-a-brac to provide welcoming comfort, the restaurant is equally famous for its "pub grub" - a menu that includes fish and chips, steak and kidney pie, hangers and mash, roast beef and Yorkshire pudding, and English Trifle for dessert. Perhaps it was the comfort food - divine chicken stew, mashed potatoes and an awesome English trifle - catered by Jane Windsor (wife of Charles Morowitz, the play's director) and Gabrielle Harris of ``Anyone for Tea'' that made Cozzens feel better? |
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