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High tea takes the cake

17/09/2019

Charlie, aged seven, is looking forward to the school holiday High Teas at Wyndham Cache. Photo by Joe Mastroianni.

By Alesha Capone

Enjoy a slice of life these school holidays at Wyndham Cache.

The Werribee South business will host a series of high teas for children, at 2pm from Wednesday, September 25 to Saturday, September 28 and Wednesday, October 2 to Saturday, October 5.

The high teas will include a range of sweet and savoury items, such as ham and cheese finger sandwiches, fairy bread, sausage rolls, yo-yos and other sweets, plus a choice of a child’s milkshake, hot chocolate or lemonade.

Adults can also attend and enjoy the treats, plus scones with jam and cream and a standard tea or coffee.

Minimum two children per booking, which must be made in advance. Cost: $20 per child, $35 per adult.

Contact: 9742 1526 or renay@wyndhamcache.com.au

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