The Daughter had never been to La Baguette so it was a treat for me to take her. We wanted a cup of tea, so I took her here.
We ordered at the counter. I got Japanese green tea, The Daughter got cinnamon orange and we each got a cherry pastry.
We took our food to one of these tables:
We both enjoyed the tea and pastry. It was all very good. The atmosphere is quaint and welcoming. This little mall -Chickasaw Oaks Village- has several shops with both interior and exterior entrances: exclusive women's clothing, a spa, an art dealer/gallery, a hair salon, Pier 1, a stationer, an interior design firm, a pottery shop... You can see the mall layout here. We had a wonderful time.
It has a rating of 88% at Urban Spoon.
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Hello from Elizabeth and Bleubeard's T on Tuesday :)
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a wonderful spot to recharge your battery and those cherry treats look scrumptious ...
Oui Oui
~*~ Patty in Virginia
I had a bit of trouble finding this page, but now that I'm here, I'm delighted to see these lovely pastries and of course, the tea. That sounds like a wonderful mall. We don't have ANYTHING like that in my city and we are the largest town in Kansas! Just goes to show that location is everything.
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting me so often, even though I've not had much time to reciprocate lately.
BTW, I finally figured out why I didn't hear from you when I asked about adding your blog to my sidebar. I expected to hear from you on MY blog, but now I realize I needed to return to yours. I'll add it later today.
patty, the cherry treats _were_ scrumptious. :) thx for commenting. i followed your link and love "domestic goddess" as an occupation.
ReplyDeletebleubeard and elizabeth, that little mall was built back in the mid-'70s, i think. it's changed a lot but is still going strong.
ReplyDeletei was unsure what to do about my response to your question, so i just left it where you left the question. i'm sorry i was hard to find but am glad you saw it. :) i enjoy your blog and am glad i found you.