To ask what time is tea time?

[customwatkins]

I'm in the north (I'm not British though) a local supplier is making a delivery to me tomorrow - she has asked if 'tea-time' suits me for delivery.

What time is tea-time please?

Answers on a postcard! (I'll be home all day due to lockdown anyway!)

About 5pm

Dinner time - 5-7pm

5-6pm

5-7pm but 7pm would be the latest.

I'd think 5-6pm would be the norm.

I'm Northern. Teatime is between 5-6pm.

Between 5 and 6 here in the Midlands.

Thank you all! I think 5-6 pm seems the most common assumption. I'll be ready and waiting from 3pm - 7pm and come back tomorrow to let you know what time my delivery arrived!

Dinner time - 5-7pm

No, dinner time is 12 'til 2.

Dinner time is 8pm

Why are people saving their butties until after tea?

Caveat to say I'm not Northern

Never mind, nobody's perfect.

When the clock strikes four. Everything stops for tea.

5-7pm

I'd say somewhere between 4pm
& 6pm

My grandparents were northern (N.Yorkshire ) and when they said theydyarrive at around teatime this is when they'd show up

Book marking to see the result. I’d say 4.45 to 5.30pm

Teatime is around 5pm in our house

I’d take it to mean afternoon tea time - so 4-5.30 ish. If you think he might actually mean supper time then that might be quite late.

I’d ask him -

whenever you have your evening meal.
If it's early then you have supper later.
Dinner is what you have about noon/ 1pm

Between 4-6
If it was after 6 I would say early evening or after tea

5-7 generally

As someone who grew up in the north I'd say between 5-6pm.

5-6pm

And we still don’t know when it turned up?? Come on @customwatkins, let us know!

Breakfast in the morning
Dinner around 12/1
Tea in the evening between 5-7

I'd say 5/5.30 ish

And i really want to know what the actual answer was 👀😆

And we still don’t know when it turned up??

Patience, it is coming today