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Several characters have been known to frequent Gunter's, among them Lady Rosalind Fairmont]], Lady [[Viola Fitzgerald]], [[Georgiana Haworth|Lady Louth]], Miss [[Emma Vickery]], Mr [[Robert Vickery]], Miss [[Elise Hampton]] and Miss [[Drusilla Mortemain]]. | Several characters have been known to frequent Gunter's, among them Lady [[Rosalind Fairmont]], Lady [[Viola Fitzgerald]], [[Georgiana Haworth|Lady Louth]], Miss [[Emma Vickery]], Mr [[Robert Vickery]], Miss [[Elise Hampton]] and Miss [[Drusilla Mortemain]]. | ||
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| Type of Establishment | Teashop |
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| Proprietor | Mr Gunter |
| Location | 7-8 Berkeley Square |
A shop located at 7-8 Berkeley Square[1] offering refreshments, particularly ices & sorbets, that is a great favorite among the Haut Ton.
It was originally established as the Pot and Pineapple in 1765, but in 1811 it is known as Gunter's after the current proprietor. While it is famed for its ices, Gunter's also specialises in confectionery and sugar sculptures. It is not unknown for private parties to have as a centrepiece a sugar sculpture or other confection sent in from Gunter's.
Flavors include, but are not limited to:
- almond
- apple
- burnt filbert
- chocolate
- elderflower
- jasmine
- lavender
- lemon
- maple
- orange flower
- parmesan
- pineapple
- rose
- strawberry
Gunter's in LL
One of the pastry cooks is retired character Alexandre Lestrange
Several characters have been known to frequent Gunter's, among them Lady Rosalind Fairmont, Lady Viola Fitzgerald, Lady Louth, Miss Emma Vickery, Mr Robert Vickery, Miss Elise Hampton and Miss Drusilla Mortemain.
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