Foley tea bar named top place to eat in U.S.
By Jessica Vaughn FOLEY - Imagine walking down the sidewalk at Heritage Park in Foley. You turn onto Chicago Street and notice across the road sits an enchanting tea house. Magnificent live oaks shade the outside seating area. A short, winding path leads to the steps of the front door. As you enter, you’re greeted with sounds of music, conversation, and laughter. Smells of homecooked meals, desserts, and freshly brewed tea surround you. You’ve walked through the door to the Copper Kettle Tea Bar, co-owned by sisters Robin Peters and Sue Adams and this year the tiny, lively restaurant is n...
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