

On the back of the menu there is a quote:
..."(he) who with tea amuses the evening,
with tea solaces the midnight,
and with tea welcomes the morning"
Samuel Johnson
Literary Magazine, 1757
It is a combination of Ceylon, Darjeeling, and China teas.
Note the kitties on the top and also the pot holder that looped over the kitty.
The sandwiches were salmon, egg cream, cucumber, and tuna.
They were very nice, but I think I would order one of their salads if
I were to visit again. The salads looked beautiful.
We met two ladies at the next table from Great Britain and had a lovely chat about tea.
They had come to Rome for the day and were celebrating the beginning of their day with tea at Babington's. Tea seems to bring about celebrations of beginnings and endings.
Tea at Babington's was the ending celebration on our trip of many colours.
Tea at Babington's was the ending celebration on our trip of many colours.