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Nibbles Cafe – Tulsa

High Tea for Two or Four Adults (Half Off)

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Value
$39
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  • Simple Pleasures

In a Nutshell

Light from beaded lamps falls across warm, made-from-scratch scones draped in clotted cream alongside gilt tea sets

The Fine Print

  • Expires Jul 24, 2013
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per table. Valid only for option purchased. 48hr advance reservation required on Mon.-Sat. Subject to availability on Sat. 1-wk advance reservation required week of Groupon expiration date. Reservations valid thru 2pm. Dine-in only. Extra fee for diet restrictions.
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Like steam engines and cryogenically frozen sea monkeys, tea leaves come to life with just a little hot water. Harness the transformative power of hydration with this Groupon.

Choose Between Two Options

$20 for high tea for two adults (a $39.90 value)
$40 for high tea for four adults (a $79.80 value)

High tea includes:

  • Scones and clotted cream
  • Puff pastries with fruit filling
  • Three types of tea sandwiches
  • Two types of dessert
  • Unlimited black tea

Nibbles Cafe

Baking is a science that requires exact measurements and timing. Perhaps that is why Emeline Bauder, a former environmental chemist, always knew she would return to the kitchen. At Nibbles Cafe, she now combines that precision with an armory of fresh ingredients to forge sweet pastries. Still warm from the oven, scones made with real milk and eggs drop next to teacups, whose delicate shape and bright hues bring to mind a tulip blossom. The bread that encases the café’s sandwiches bakes fragrantly in house, and eyes wander to impressive ranks of cakes. From delicate swirls of batter and frosting, Emeline has drawn forth a reproduction of an Italian castle, a groom’s treasured Jeep, and other elaborate sculptures.

High tea is served on gilt china in the midst of red velvet couches that capture the sensation of lounging in a Victorian salon or sitting on a stuffed trophy fire truck. A gleefully mismatched crew of chairs encircle wrought-iron bistro tables, and the light from the crimson chandelier brings to life the colors of cut flowers and the goldenrod walls.

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Can dogs really understand these phrases?

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