What is Oxford Exchange like to live in?
Depending on your perspective, Oxford Exchange is either a large house, or a small town. Each area offers its own feel and personality, yet each contributes to the whole, which aims to fulfill a diverse range of interests, ultimately devoted to the pleasure of a shared experience.
How many events has Oxford Exchange held?
Since opening our doors in 2012, Oxford Exchange has hosted over 800 private events and had over 300 couples say 'I Do.' From birthdays, anniversaries, and showers, to corporate parties and fundraisers, Oxford Exchange is a one stop shop for private parties and weddings.
Is the Oxford Exchange overly hyped up?
I honestly think the Oxford Exchange is overly hyped up with an overpriced breakfast/lunch menu. I tried a small plate dip, macaroni n cheese, and a cinnamon roll. The small plate dip was honestly such a rip off. As you can maybe see from the photo there's barely anything on the plate. It's just a ton of nuts with a very thin layer of cheese.
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When was afternoon tea introduced?
Anna, the 7th Duchess of Bedford, introduced afternoon Tea in England in the year 1840. Lunch had become a “skimpier” meal, so of course, the Duchess would become very hungry around 4 o’clock in the afternoon, far from when dinner was served around 8 o’ clock in the evening.
What is the standard for afternoon tea?
There are no rules to the spread of food, but the standard for Afternoon Tea comprises a layer of sandwiches, a layer of cakes and a layer of scones or tea cakes.
