Angel Corner Tea Rooms in Wiltshire

Had a nice home made soup and toasted cheese sandwich, all fresh and tasty. However the atmosphere for us was brilliant, talking to two ladies. 90 and 80 who made us laugh out loud and showed huge sense of mere community! Thank you ladies , you made our day !! Teddy and his humans !

We stopped here for lunch today as a family and we all absolutely loved it. A lovely, traditional tea rooms with lovely, friendly staff. The menu was perfect with lovely lunches and we were all really impressed with the food. The salads were really fresh, delicious homemade soup and perfect portion sizes. We went with our dog and they are very dog friendly. The location is just off the A303 with free on street parking outside. 10/10!

Good traditional tea shop. Delighted to find it as they have gluten free sandwiches and scones as well as baked potatoes so excellent choice for lunch. Friendly staff. Poached eggs were excellent and GF bacon sandwich very good. GF scone was a real treat!

Nice high tea. Excellent cake. Polite and friendly staff. Have been several times and have always left happy. Will come again. Old fashion tea rooms - please don't change.

I am so fed up with negative reviews by people that think they know all ...I have eaten in some of the finest restaurants in the world and traveled to over 60 countries...NO , this is NOT and 5* establishment , its a fabulous local tea room in the most traditional style and long may it last..Thankyou from the 4 hikers today

Very simple food, for expensive prices. e.g. Plowman Lunch £13.95 The place is a blast from the past, old fashioned, quaint, and in a back street. Car parking can be found next to the Castle Street Car park, a small walk down a lane to get to it. On the side of the road is also available, but no more than 1 hr parking. I felt like I had walked into something from the 1950s. The place is very clean, with a mixture of simple farmhouse chairs and tables. The owner was a nice chap and his wife was very welcoming and informative of the area. Ideal area for people who are disabled, because the cafe is all flat inside. Ideal for people who are Autistic, with no background music playing, and all-natural light. Plenty to look at, e.g. hand-knitted Tea Cosies. Scones with Jam and cream are delish!

We have been visiting this facility once or twice a year for many years. The service and quality of coffee and snacks has been most satisfactory for many years

The food was excellent , real delicious ham in a soft brown bread sandwich with homemade coleslaw and fresh salad, drinks excluding cappuccino delicious . We had lemon cake as light as a feather with a delicious warm lemon sauce on top and a dairy free delicious fruit cake , all home made❤️ friendly , wonderful staff , a very welcoming place ! Well done , thank you

We have just moved to the area, and have been here for a coffee and tea cake a few times. Every time we have eaten here we have had great service, coffee fabulous and their toasted tea cakes are to die for. Absolutely brilliant. Thank you.

Driving up the A303 and in need of coffee we followed signs to what turned out to be a closed service area, so put "coffee shop" into the search box on the mobile phone and were directed here. The inside part of the cafe was closed due to Covid but the courtyard garden was open at the back and we ordered 2 takeaway coffees. We then asked if they had any sandwiches and the boss made us sandwiches there and then, all fresh and absolutely delicious - I had the best egg sandwich I have ever bought!! We sat in the garden while the sandwiches were being made and it was really lovely. Such a great discovery!

Fantastic egg baguette for Sunday breakfast. Tastiest breakfast i have had in a long time with a lovely cuppa tea.

Perfect place to stop and avoid those A road services. Great welcome tea and scones. Don’t understand the other reviews which say it’s expensive and unwelcoming. Very near Starbucks in a303 to avoid

My husband and I stopped off for an early lunch and couldn't have been made to feel more welcome by Paul. Have to say the scrambled eggs on toast were so delicious - local produce too. I bught one of their home-made tea cosies, which I love and is now named my "Mere-Cat Tea Cosy"! Thank you Paul. Look forward to seeing you again.

Lemon and orange drizzle cakes excellent, outstanding, sensational. Served gently warm. Dog friendly. Toilet up about 3 steps. Cakes made at the tea rooms.

This place could be brilliant if it wasn't for the sarcastic and moody owner who makes you feel unwelcome and like you have put him out!! The breakfast was good.. Went back to the area last week but didn't entertain here again. Shame

Having suffered from the tailbacks of the A303 westbound we forfeited the delights of greggs from a petrol station for a trip into Mere and we fell upon Angel Corner,A delightful cafe with a varied lunch menu,friendly staff and covid security.A lovely break in the journey we had a hearty plate of wholesome sandwiches and a coffeeGreat!

If you want a tense coffee and cake or stressful light lunch this is the place. The food is very good but the service is disorganised and the owner has a most unusual approach to his customers - they appear to be a nuisance. He was very brusque with several unfortunate punters and was clearly frustrated when people didn't fully understand his Covid precautions and procedures. All he had to do was make them clearer before entering, although the front door takes a bit of effort to open and close.Woe betide you if you step out of line and don't make the mistake of trying to pay at the counter when you're ready to leave or you'll get told off -again. We might come back just for entertainment value.

We visited this coffee shop after a detour off the A303. We donned our masks, hand sanitised but we were still shouted at to sign the visitors book. No data protection in place, you could see people’s addresses and telephone numbers. Needless to say I gave the briefest of details. As I went up to the counter to order, as there’re were no clear signs what you should do, I was shouted at not to get to close, but to shout out what we wanted and he would hear me. Very strange owner but the coffee and food was hot, a little overpriced, but quite amusing to find someone in the hospitality trade being rude to everyone.

The bacon sandwich and the tea cake were both delicious! Interesting tea cosies too. Highly recommend :) Lovely little village too - worth a visit.

The staff are very keen to comply with Covid19 precautions. There is hand sanitiser by the door and a Visitors' Book to sign in. Tables are well spaced and mainly just for 2 people. Menus are laminated for easy cleaning and the tables are cleaned between each customer. It is popular with local residents as well as visitors. The home baked scones are delicious with a generous helping of jam and cream. I only just managed to resist the home made cakes as well. There is a good choice of hot drinks and the tea pots are delightful. Contactless payment is now accepted. An additional bonus for visitors is that it's only a few minutes walk from a large car park.

Coffee hot. Food hot. Welcome icy cold. Paul, the owner, was so rude and unwelcoming that it was actually amusing. Fans of Fawlty Towers will be delighted to know that the spirit of Basil lives on in Mere. The food was good but well overpriced. SANITISER is supplied and you will be commanded to use it before you can even stretch out your hand. Please do visit Angel Corner for the pure comedy value. I do hope Paul finds something in his life to bring him a little joy.

We visited this tea room as a divert off of the A303. We are very keen to support local businesses. When we walked in we were screamed at 'sanatise' and had to sign an old fashioned signing in book. I appreciate people have to take details but it didn't look secure. Menus were on the table and the gentleman (Paul) lurked in the background. When we went to order a toasted sandwich he said ' no toasties' sandwiches and cake only. It was 2pm We ordered the food and it was fine but very expensive for what it actually was. The atmosphere in there was dire. I seriously felt like I had walked into teh set of a film were any outsiders were treated with suspicion. When we left my friends said how rude the owner was. I said maybe he's just very anxious because of Covid. However, after looking at many reviews over a period it seems the owner is generally a bit off. An odd place, one I don't intend to return and one I don't recommend.

The two young waitresses have forgotten more about customer service than the owner appears to have ever learnt. Do not go expecting a friendly atmosphere if the owner is in the café. Try the Sprout and Flower down the road for better products and service. We went here afterwards and it was infinitely better.

This lovely tea rooms provided a fabulous cream tea for our VE celebrations in the Deverills, we had a mixture of fruit and plain scones, jam and gorgeous Roddas clotted cream. It was a large order but nothing was too much for this tea rooms. We collected them and all the recipients were delighted! Thank you great effort !

My wife and I diverted off the A303 to break our 300 mile trip home from Cornwall. We chanced upon this place and we were glad we did! Lovely cup of coffee and slice of Lemon cake in a clean and tidy spacious establishment...but the atmosphere was something else! Friendly, jokey guy serving and equally amusing (obviously regular) customers. A refreshing change from so many insular cafes. I'd highly recommend Angel Corner if you are in the area.

We are staying in Mere for a few weeks and our first stop was this cafe. The food and coffee was very welcome and tasty! And the people running the place are very friendly and great to chat to. The cafe is the place to go during the day and everyone will come up and chat to you.

We stop here whenever en route to and from Devon. It is much more charming than soulless service stations and is cosy, peaceful, welcoming and good value! We have eaten lovely sandwiches here and they have a great range of cakes as well as a good cup of tea or coffee. Highly recommended!

Stopped in today with my husband, our dog and our one month old baby after a trip to Stourhead (where we had hoped to have a cream tea but was too crowded). What a brilliant find! Amazing cream tea - much better than we would’ve at at Stourhead - and very friendly service. Thank you!

An excellent choice of teas, herbal infusions, coffee, etc with a good variety of food and cakes. Very friendly staff and a warm welcome on a very cold afternoon. Definitely worth leaving the A303 to find this gem.

The Angel Corner Tearoom is conveniently placed in Mere for a stop just off the A303. Far better than the typical options on the A303 itself, the Angel Corner provides breakfasts, light lunches and teas in pleasant surroundings right in the centre of Mere with free 1-hour parking just over the road. Well worth the short detour to get there.

We stopped here en route and met with family who live nearby. Very welcoming owner and lovely choice of drinks and food. Service was great and would absolutely come back. Thank you.

Had a really nice breakfast at this place. Not super quick food because they cook to order but it's hot and fresh and tasty. Tip try to book ahead if you are going on the weekend the place is a little small and very popular.

Went there this morning. A place with character. Enjoyed a cuppa and cake in quiet surroundings. Not the sort of place to encourage mobile using, tattooed women with pushchairs and noisy children. A great cup of tea and tasty Victoria cake. Reasonably priced. Will call there again when next in the area.

Popped in after Google maps diverted us off the M5 and we were looking for somewhere for a snack. Wasn't sure if it was table service or not and still not tbh - i stood up at the table and he took my order from the counter. Strange. But tasty coffee, tasty teacakes and reasonably priced. Other customers' food looked good too. Have made a note for next time we are down that way.

We needed a place to host a number of people for an afternoon tea and the Angel Tea Rooms were helpful in choosing the menu, buying in some foods specifically and baking a range of new cakes especially for us. The sandwiches were very well filled, the bread soft and fresh and the cake selection very good. The owner and staff were very pleasant, accommodating and nothing was too much effort. Reading the menu, it looked like inviting light lunches, sandwiches, afternoon teas etc. We drive up and down the A303 quite a lot and will be using the Angel Tea Rooms as our stopping point of choice for a rest and some food versus a cardboard box sarnie from a petrol station or coffee chain from now on. Turn off the A303 at Mere and head right into the centre near the market cross and support a local independent business next time you're passing. The Tea Room and facilities were also immaculately clean. An uncomplicated breath of fresh air.

Stopped off for lunch and a drink whilst on our way to Yeovil.

Took a diversion off the 303 to Mere to avoid traffic. Stopped at Angel Tea Rooms for a much need cuppa. What a lovely find. Friendly staff, quick service. Only had a cuppa and a sandwich which was delicious on fresh granary bread but lots of interesting hot food coming out of the kitchen for the other customers.

Stopped at Mere en route from Cornwall to Sussex and chose Angel Corner. Choice of a sandwich or cream tea - opted for an egg sandwich on brown bread and a BLT baguette. Delicious fillings and the bread was great. Friendly service, clean cafe and nice view of centre of Mere which is a pretty town.

Lovely little tea room. Coffee was good and the homemade scones delicious. The whole place was immaculately clean and very welcoming

Great Cream Tea with Coffee, Excellent Scones (perfect bake). We found this very interesting tea room in Mere on our bike ride. Stunningly clean throughout.

We found this by chance. Wonderful tasty soup served with warm bread - a great snack in a pleasant tea room full of unusual teapots and knitted tea cosies. The staff were all very friendly and helpful.

Excellent quality food, good location & easy to stop off A303! Everything is always fresh & owners very helpful.

Me and my husband walked in thinking we would visit a local business and the menu in the window looked nice.

The food is always good quality at the Angel tea rooms. I went with family and we had tea and tea cakes which were enormous and came with a generous portion of butter. They do a full range of tea. Including scones, sandwchems etc plus hot food like jacket otatoes, eggs on toast etc. Can't really fault it and would have had 5 stars if the bill had been less. They don't take cards but there's a cash point in the shot next door. Pop me a helpful vote if you found this useful. Many thanks

We chose Mere when we got tired and peckish and the A303 service stops did not appeal (at all!). We chose this place because the menu seemed to suit. The sandwiches on the specials board all looked OK, and they proved to be excellent, with a very fresh side salad included. They even had redbush tea, my favourite. Some cakes looked tempting but we were expecting afternoon tea later, so we applied willpower. Service good. Wifi password if you ask nicely.

Popped into Mere for a spot of lunch. What a great find. Excellent home made marmalade cake Highly recommended.

Stopped on way to Devon from Kent- very clean, lovely staff; nice menu; well worth 5 min off main road and back for pot of tea; fresh cakes and sandwiches. So good stopped on return journey.

Lovely small town with pubs and tea shops, great breakfast served quickly in pleasant surroundings. Deservedly popular.

What a wonderful surprise it was to find such a lovely tea room with the most delicious cakes.

We were not impressed with coffee restaurants on the A303 so decided to see if there was a tea room in Mere. There was and it was very special! We tasted the most beautiful light hot scones (fruited and plain), with delicious home made strawberry jam and plenty of superb clotted cream. The tea was served properly in china teapot with china cups and saucers at tables with cloths and serviettes. The tea room was very clean, bright and cheerful with an amazing collection of teapots and tea cosies.This is such a lovely place my husband and I will make a point of returning there many times.The owner has a lovely sense of humour. I cannot recommend this tearoom highly enough. Do try it!

We have been visiting this location for ,many years as we travel to and from Devon. There have been a change of owners in that time but we have always been highly satisfied. We have always received good service and value for money.

Pulled off the A303 for a break and found this little gem. The coffee was good, although I expect a coffee connoisseur possibly wouldn't be satisfied, but the lemon drizzle cake was fantastic - so light , fluffy and lemony! Good service too, and fair price. SO much nicer than a truck stop.

Stopped in Mere on way back from Glastonbury and chanced upon this tearoom.

Bland - Coffee was OK and the cake was OK but nowt to write home about - nice enough but wouldn't rush back

Stopped off for lunch on our way to Cornwall. Found this one cafe with a 5 star food hygiene rating so thought we’d try it as didn’t want to go to a pub. We walked in to an almost empty cafe. We were not greeted by the man at the counter who I assume is the owner so we said hello to him and chose a table where we could both sit and look out of the window. As we pulled the chairs out to sit down he barked at us “Not that one.” We looked round as my husband thought he was joking as the place was empty and all tables free but he wasn’t. He continued saying “I can’t have two people sitting at a table for four when Ive only got two tables that seat four.” Ok I understand if the cafe had been busy but it wasn’t. We felt suitably reprimanded and would have gone elsewhere if there had been an alternative.

Called in here twice now as treat on route to holiday and it set us up perfectly both times. Highly rated in my book!

A traditional, old fashioned tearoom. Friendly and welcoming, good cheery service. Cafetierre for two and teacakes. Plenty of coffee for two cups each and plenty of butters for the teacakes. Obviously used by locals catching up with the news! The cakes on offer didn't look particularly enticing, but were obviously home made and probably quite tasty. It's a great place to stop off if you're travelling on the A303.

We found this excellent tea room and stopped for snack lunch. We had 2 x mushroom soup and baguette with cheese ploughman's. The food was incredible - extremely tasty, well presented and just the right size.

A lovely tea room set in the wonderful town/village(depends who you talk to) of Mere.

Stopped of for a cup of tea and slice of cake. Big pot of tea and lovely home made cakes. Newspapers available to read. The owner and staff were very friendly Lovely little English village

We love these tea rooms, traditional, friendly and fab food. Try the homemade cakes, truly delicious, if you go to Stourhead come here first or after as it is so much better!

A nice pot of tea for two; a decent size with two cups each and two quite generous slices of...

Good quality tea rooms in the centre of this attractive village. Just off the A303 making it a great alternative...

We've stopped off here a few times on our way to and from the West country. Just off the A303,...

Sunday afternoon - surely the day and time people would like to get a snack in a tea shop? Like...

My mum and I visited this cute cottage style tea rooms which is very rare in this area of Wiltshire...

Just off the A303 with easy access back on to it really good food will stop here again the service was also very good the bacon sarnie was great

I asked if we could bring a well-behaved dog in and very sensibly the customers already eating there were consulted - all happy so our retriever joined us (and was a hit!)

Stopped at Angel Corner Tea Rooms at 2:30pm, on the way home from Cornwall. Looked at the menu and asked what the soup was. Was told mushroom and would we like tea while we looked at the menu. We said yes and a pot of tea arrived. We ordered sandwiches and soups. Off went the waitress into the kitchen. She returned carrying sandwiches for the adjacent table. Only two other tables were occupied. Back into the kitchen, came out again and told us the food had finished for the day. "But we've got tea, no good without food" we said. The owner came from the kitchen, the waitress asked again if we could have our food order explaining what had happened. He said the food had finished. Service and attitude terrible.

Stopped here on a trip back from Devon. Fed up with rubbish food on the A303. Lovely little town Mere with this excellent cafe. Busy at lunch time, but service friendly and as quick as possible. Our group had two baked pots, one with cheese and beans and with tuna mayo. Both had an excellent amount of filling as did the egg/mayo sandwich had by the third member of our group. Tea was good. Interesting selection of knitted tea cosies etc. Worth a walk around Mere.

We arrived a bit late on a Saturday afternoon and it was very near closing. The owner very kindly sorted us out with wonderful crumpets and tea. Would definite stop here rather than service station on A303.

We were passing through and were so hungry. Despite being just out of the lunchtime serving time, the chef made us a lovely lunch. Lots of variety of snacks/meals, beautiful cakes, reasonably priced and coping with my severe allergy was not a problem. The waitress was really friendly, pleasantly quirky with a nice personality. Locals go in too, so it has a warm welcome and nice atmosphere.

Pulled into Mere to get some lunch and stretch our legs after our drive to Devon. We parked in the free car park and walked along to the Angel Corner Tea Rooms. We were later in the day (2:30-3pm) but the waitress was happy to serve us lunch. I had a huge ploughmsms and my wife had jacket potato and tuna. The staff were really friendly and the food was good quality & reasonably priced. There was plenty of choice and the cakes looked scrummy. I would visit again if in the area.

Four of us took tea in Mere this afternoon arriving at 4 pm for a leisurely cup of tea, cake and scones. Best scones ever with delicious jam and cream. Home made cakes. Everything clean and welcoming. Highly recommended.

Very quiet when we arrived just after lunchtime. I can remember when this tea room was a pub in the dim and distant past. Good value for money, with freshly made sandwiches and decent coffee. Clean and tidy, bright and light, pleasure to look out the window onto the old clock tower.

A chance detour off the main road en route to Devon lead us to this tea room. Everyone was very friendly and welcoming, and we had a nice chat with the owner. It's clear he's very proud of his business and wants his customers to be happy - that personal touch made our experience even more memorable.

Stopped for lunch and had the high tea. Everything was just as it should be and great quality/value for money.Friendly and efficient/attentive staff made it a pleasurable experience and a great advert for British hospitality for Visitors! Ignore the rare poor rated posts as obviously nothing would please these People! Can't recommend this tea room Enough . . . Defo' Stop!

I have visited the Angel Tea Rooms a few times. Latest visit last Sunday was for a pair of 'sossy sarnis' (for me and a friend). I had mine with egg and was pleasantly surprised to find two in the sandwich on arrival along with a copious quantity of good quality sausages. Very tasty. Oddly, when complimented, the owner said he'd just had a bad review for the very same a few days prior - chacun un a son gout I suppose.We were able to park two motorcycles (motorcyclists welcome!) opposite the tea rooms and there is a good amount of additional on-road parking close by. For two sandwiches (one with two eggs), four large mugs of coffee and two pieces of cake, the bill came to £10.50 which I thought very reasonable. Made very welcome by the owner (as usual) who had a good chat before we left.

My wife and I stopped here on Friday this week, as we frequently on the way to Cornwall. The food is always fresh and well prepared. The tea room is a delight and exceptionally well kept. The staff are friendly and efficient. From home made cakes to a plowman's lunch, this tea room never fails to deliver. Thoroughly recommended.

My wife and I stopped off on the way to Somerset, not knowing the town at all.This cafe was really good; the food is simple and well cooked. My wife had poached eggs, and I had bacon and scrambled eggs, which were really soft and creamy. Nothing at all like the lumpy dried out offerings you get at some places.The home made cakes looked delicious, and this place was busy with other customers having coffee or tea and cake, with lots of compliments heard.Owner and chef was very friendly, with prompt service.

Popped in before work on Monday for a bite to eat, well it was freezing inside the only table with a heater next to it had a news paper on (found out later when the guy working here came over picked the paper up and just walk off with it when I was still eating at the table) the food was discussing the sausages for my sandwich had been cook hopefully the day before and then microwaved a order the worst sandwich I have ever had. for a pot of tea and a microwaved sausage sandwich the bill cane to £5.95. I will never come again. but on a up note it was very clean inside.

If you're looking for a lovely little tea shop with great atmosphere then Give this place a wide berth. Total lack of atmosphere, rude and uninviting owner, obviously doesn't like people in his tea room, especially if they have children. Best place I know to be totally ignored.

Called into Mere on our way home along the A303 and found just what we needed, a wonderful tea shop with sublime cakes, well worth a small detour, will definitely call again

We regularly use this place on our trip to the West country. Nice cakes, fabulous range of tea pots.

I remember coming here quite a few years ago, been a change of staff and unfortunately didn't have a good experience. the man wasn't very friendly, in fact quite rude

On our way back from Exeter to Petersfield, pulled off the A303 to see what Mere had to offer. Very pleasantly surprised by the Angel Tearooms. I had an Americana, my wife a Cappuccino and we both indulged in Orange drizzle cake. The cake has to be the magnet to draw anyone off the A303. Thoroughly recommended. Many thanks Paul

We had returned to Mere after a rewarding visit to the Stourhead Estate and were in urgent need of refreshment.Upon entering Angel Corner Tea Rooms we could see that we had come to the right place. We had toasted tea cakes and a large pot of lovely hot tea and finished with a slice of home made beautiful fruit cake.The tea rooms were nearly full, it was the third Wednesday in the month, a time for a "community get together", great fun and we were made to feel at home.Paul, the proprietor, was friendly, professional and most helpful with local information that we sought. Thanks Paul for making our visit to the tea rooms so memorable.

Visited here with my daughter and her friend. We were looking for somewhere to eat on a rainy Saturday and I'd said that it would be lovely to have a cream tea. We turned down a little side street and saw this little warm beacon, parked outside and went in. It didn't feel too welcoming at first and when I asked for an egg mayonnaise sandwich, got a head shake. However, we ordered 3 x scones with clotted cream and jam, 2 teas and a cold drink. The scones came beautifully warm with the jam and cream and we were told that if we wanted any more jam or cream to just ask. Full pot of tea, jug of milk and then a complimentary slice of just-baked marmalade cake - warm and worthy of anything that Bake-Off could produce. Very clean with a good mix of teapots, curios, leaflets etc. Only take cash, so I nipped next door to the cashpoint and when I came back, even though it was now past closing time had a lovely chat with the owners, who were so friendly. I would definitely go again and would like to go earlier to sample their sandwiches. They pay attention to detail and are friendly and accommodating. In this world where people expect to get whatever they want whenever they want through multi-national companies who have economises of scale, we forget that local, independent companies are a delight and offer community and customised attention to detail that is worth everything. Oh, and the total bill was only £11.90 - bargain!

4 of us arrived at this little restaurant just as the owners were winding down and getting ready to close in half an hour's time. We were told that they weren't doing hot food so we requested sandwiches. At first they didn't appear to be too pleased, but they served us with the most delicious bacon and brie sandwiches with salad and crisps on the side and a huge pot of tea. There was a selection of attractive looking cakes in the cabinet, but as the Closed sign had gone upon the door we didn't like to indulge. Would recommend.

Bad Hot food stops at 2pm and includes SANDWICHES, did not give milk with 2nd round of drinks, kept waiting 8 minutes for bill although standing in queue whilst he chatted to a local. Good Scones and cakes delicious

Loud alarm under doormat, expensive,2 tea bags for pot of tea for 3. Won't be going back. No customer service.

We were researching family history in Mere and came across this tea rooms. It was a hot day and we could not leave the dog in the car so had it with us as we walked around. I never expect people to allow dogs in cafes but when explained the owner consented. We were served politely with our coffee and toasted tea cakes. Other customers arrived, and I asked when they entered if they minded the dog being in the cafe, as I would leave if they did not to cause the owner any problems.....they were fine indeed the topic of conversion with us, other customers and the owner was our dog (a Greek rescue dog).A most amicable environment and pleasant tea room to stop at.....

Stopped off for a break here after a 2 hour journey. 1 full English breakfast and 1 bacon and toast. Good coffee. Bacon was delicious although sausages were not best quality. Spotless establishment and loos but the welcome was a little reserved. Easy parking outside. Not the cheapest but certainly convenient.

The homemade sandwiches are to die for, so tasty and fresh. Lovely fresh warm home made scones and home made cakes. We ate far too much because it was too nice to leave. We dropped in on our way home from a holiday in Sidmouth and so glad we did.Worth going off the beaten track for.

This tea room is just a few minutes off the A303 and well worth the extra miles. Instead of the run of the mill normal service stations, here you find yourself in a delightful and beautiful village, and immediately the travel fatigue seems to lift. The tea room is welcoming and easy to find. I have always found the staff to be really helpful and provide delicious refreshments at a very reasonable price. It is a stop on my long journey that I look forward to and never fails to please.

What we had was very nice, but we thought it very pricey for what we had. £4.55 for beans on toast is quite dear!

Ideal stop travelling to or from West Country. Just off A303. Good selection of lovely food which made it difficult to choose. But it's predominantly a tea room so sandwiches and cake were the order of the day. The owner was very friendly and made us feel welcome. Highly recommend and will definitely be stopping here again. Try it for yourself!

I stopped off here as part of a long journey for lunch. I had a sandwich, pot of tea and a cake. The sandwich came with a salad and all in all very good, really enjoyed it. The tea was well made too and I'm quite fussy on tea. Well worth a visit if nearby.

High tea was really generous. Bread was lovely and the scones were really good. Also a slice of cake- lemon drizzle amazingly moist. Bought along our 4 month old and very baby friendly. Even room to put him on a blanket on the floor and have a kick about. Probably and one time visit to the area but would definitely recommend and would come again.

The Angel Corner Tea Rooms has long been our favoured port of call when travelling to the West Country. With a junction at either end of the town (no doubling back to get on the A303) and free parking nearby in an attractive town I can think of no better place for a coffee break. I was though a little perturbed to read some of the reviews but I can honestly say that the tea rooms are as good, if not better under the new management. Following a review elsewhere I tried the orange cake which was superb. Tea and cake is a guilty pleasure when I'm on holiday and the cake was a good as anything I've tasted elsewhere. We had a chat with the owner who like us was a little mystified by the neagtive reviews. Some have criticised the price but I thought these were in line with other tea rooms, in fact many are more expensive. The owner was very friendly but he did say that sometimes customers off the A303 who may have experienced delays (very common now I'm afraid) may not always be in the best frame of mind and therefore none too positive. If you're looking for reasonably priced refreshment, superb home baked cakes in a clean and welcoming environment then this is the place to go.