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Robin's Tea Room in Stonybrook
michele31 Posted: Oct 28, 2002 12:05 PM+
michele31 MEMBER SINCE: 6/01 TOTAL POSTS : 10673 WEDDING DATE: Nov 02, 2002 WEDDING LOCATION: Tavern on the Green
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Robin's Tea Room in Stonybrook

Yesterday my BMs, and friends took me for a bachelorette tea party at Robin's. It was perfect. The place is very cute, on the small side. We had 8 of us. The table was all set when we arrived. They have beautiful tea and coffee cups and serve a 3-tier tray. The tray had scones, finger sandwhiches and mini-pastry desserts. Food was delicious. I highly recommend the place for a nice b-day lunch or a bridal tea, or a bachelorette tea.
The also have a full menu instead of the trays if you want to order sandwhiches, wraps etc.

And Claud2001 played arranged a great game for me to play. She spoke with Scott a few days ago and asked him questions about himself, me and our live together. Then at my tea I had to see if I answered the questions correctly. I got to 'win' a beautiful HM photo frame, the Newlywed Game (which I was going to ask Santa for) and the cutest wedding Christmas ornament. Claud did a great job on the game. I recommend playing it if you are arranging a tea or something for a future-bride.
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NovemberSue Posted: Oct 28, 2002 12:11 PM+
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Re: Robin's Tea Room in Stonybrook

I'm glad it turned out so nice. I had gone to one in Amityville several months ago. That place was also very small but it was very cute.
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SeptemberBride03 Posted: Oct 28, 2002 12:25 PM+
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Re: Robin's Tea Room in Stonybrook

I've been there with my mom and grandmother several times and I love it there! That is where I'm having my bridal luncheon - I hope my MOH doesn't see this post!
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karen32 Posted: Oct 28, 2002 12:53 PM+
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Re: Robin's Tea Room in Stonybrook

That sounds so great. I was looking for a place like that. At least 2 of my BM will be pregnant, so there won't be any sort of wild-night (which is fine with me).

I also want to check out Milk & Sugar - I think it's in Bayshore. I think it's along the same lines.
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ddunne23 Posted: Oct 28, 2002 03:14 PM+
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Re: Robin's Tea Room in Stonybrook

Glad you had a nice time! My BM's played the same game with me! Emailed Mike about a week before and made him answer all these questions...but I wasn't rewarded for correct answers, but had to drink for incorrect answers! I like your game better!
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