Five o'clock gift card

In the 19th century, tea shook all of England. At that time, it was customary in England to eat only twice a day - late breakfast and late dinner - so at five o'clock, Duchess Anne, feeling hungry, would occasionally ask for tea, bread, butter, and slices of cake in her room. Over time, this charming habit turned into a true aristocratic tradition.

This tradition reached interwar Kaunas a century ago. Every other Friday afternoon, Metropolis Hotel hosted gatherings of intellectual and bohemian clubs for five o’clocks. In the interwar period, five o’clocks were not only an excellent excuse for fun and inspiring conversations but also for charity evenings. Soon, five o’clock tea and tiered trays filled with snacks spread across all the restaurants of Little Paris - interwar Kaunas - becoming an integral part of the temporary capital’s daily culture. Today, this tradition is especially popular worldwide for afternoon tea meetings in hotel lobbies.

Isn't it time to revive this wonderful tradition?

Menu • A tiered tray filled with beef/salmon gravlax/hummus snacks, scones, homemade caramel, assorted desserts, and unlimited tea.

post scriptum • If you would like to receive a physical voucher, you have the following options: 

Pick it up at the  BōHEME HOUSE store • Please email us at hello@bohemehouse.lt with your preferred collection date. 

Request delivery to an LP EXPRESS locker  • Provide the details of your nearest locker by emailing us at hello@bohemehouse.lt. The delivery fee is 1.89€.