POSTED: 01:30 a.m. HST, Aug 06, 2012
~~<p>If the Olympic Games have turned you into a bit of an Anglophile thirsting for a spot of tea while watching the events on the telly, you'll be pleased to know you don't have to cross two oceans and a continent to get a true taste of England. The Hawaii state flag is proof enough of the isles' historical ties with Great Britain, so stiffen that upper lip and consider these options for a world of fun:</p>
If the Olympic Games have turned you into a bit of an Anglophile thirsting for a spot of tea while watching the events on the telly, you'll be pleased to know you don't have to cross two oceans and a continent to get a true taste of England. The Hawaii state flag is proof enough of the isles' historical ties with Great Britain, so stiffen that upper lip and consider these options for a world of fun: It's tea time, whether you're in downtown, Waikiki or Manoa
Enjoy the civilizing effects of a proper cup of tea at the charming and quirky Tea at 1024 in downtown Honolulu, where you can sit in wicker peacock chairs while daintily feasting on an assortment of tea sandwiches that include chicken curry with apple, smoked salmon and pesto and, of course, cucumber. The Afternoon Tea Service ($18.95) also includes petite sweets such as Lilikoi Lemon Bars and flower-shaped brownies, as well as scones and a wide selection of imported and local teas. Hats are encouraged. Tea at 1024 is at 1024 Nuuanu Ave.; call 521-9596 for hours. Login for more...