"It's a Disney World tradition for many: the meals or drinks "around the world" loop at Epcot, where you can savor tasty treats from a plethora of destinations. But what if that kind of experience could be had without the airfare, pricey hotels and crazy crowds? And what if your stops were family-owned spots serving food and drink embracing their personal culture?"
"Welcome then to Plymouth where, in just a few square miles, you can taste and experience food and drink from many parts of the world. While Plymouth may be known for turkey dinners and the Pilgrims, its food scene has evolved into an awesome melting pot embracing global cuisine. Consider taking on one, a few or all of these international culinary spots."
"Head to Shelley's Tea Room ( https://www.shellystearooms.com/) in the center of town for a truly British experience. You'll find scones and clotted cream, tea and champagne, a classic tea service with all the little touches. If it feels authentic, it is. Owners Sean and Michelle once operated tea rooms in England proper. There's even a red call box out front for your "England in Plymouth" photo op."
An 'around the world' culinary loop can be experienced in Plymouth without airfare or big crowds. The town concentrates family-owned spots serving authentic international food and drink within a few square miles. Shelley's Tea Room offers a traditional British tea service with scones, clotted cream, and a red call box photo op. Italian heritage yields intimate spots like Tuscany Tavern and Cafe Strega with freshly cooked meals and small-space ambiance. Mexican choices include La Bamba Taco and Tequila and Jefe's along main boulevards. The dining scene reflects immigrant history and a modern melting pot of global cuisines.
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