Madam Puddifoot's

Madame Puddifoot's is a tea shop of love and romance, a designated hot spot for young and old couples alike. Though its decor is so frilly it borders the line of becoming tacky, victims of Cupid often retreat into the hazy, warm glow of the tea shop, sitting at French-style tables and chairs. The tables are customarily covered in frilly pink tablecloths, lacy napkins, and delicate, hand-painted china. On Valentine's day, the lighting is completely by candle.

A bell over the door of the shop announces the arrival of lovestruck patrons, who are greeted by the sweet aroma of roses, chocolate, and hot coffee. The menu at Puddifoot's sticks strickly to sweet treats and danishes as well as coffee and tea. Occasionally, visitors will be showered with confetti and rose petals and enticed by harp music.

Madam Puddifoot's is currently owned by Ellenore Puddifoot, a direct descendant of the original Madam Puddifoot. Ellenore is into the same, almost sickly sweet romance as the Puddifoot's before her, and, despite current and past events, will insist that conversation in her tea shop remain obediently on the subject of love.