Apple Tree Tea Rooms in Warwick

It is a lovely cafe, the cakes were yummy and the teapots were great as it meant I got 3 cups of tea rather than just one. The manager was really friendly and interesting to chat with. I'd definitely go back as it was much more personal than most cafes where the waiters and waitresses don't even look at your face throughout the order, service and payment.

We stopped here for afternoon tea as advertised outside. Although we arrived after 3pm and they were closing at 4pm we were advised that this was ok (two couples arrived much later than we did for tea and cakes and they too were served without issue even though they would not finish until after 4pm). It was lovely afternoon tea, choice of sandwiches and good quality bread, a large pot of tea, two scones, and a slice of the cake of your choice, all for under £16 per person.

What a lucky find! This little tearoom is tucked away but well worth a visit. We (and our dog!) were made very welcome in the lovely, bright conservatory one showery afternoon, and enjoyed delicious coffees, cakes and scones. Thoroughly recommend a visit, and we will certainly be back!

Slightly off the beaten tourist track, this is a little gem of a tea room. The owner was so friendly and knowledgeable about Warwick. Lovely sandwiches and excellent coffee.

I beg of these people to close their doors and enter into a more appropriate business for their skills, which unfortunately is neither customer services or catering. The beyond frosty reception and miserable faces is too much to bear. Why on earth they choose to do a customer based business when they so clearly find it painfully miserable is beyond me. The food is barely edible. When you have Jack Shack around the corner with the always friendly and happy Jack and Michelle, with delicious food, and other really nice cafes, there’s honestly no reason to even step foot in here. I hate to be so harsh, but I’m honestly sick of wasting my money on people who don’t deserve it.

Great service and equally nice food in a calm spot of Warwick. Me and my family were treated to a lovely lunch at this cafe.

My request was simple as I wanted to grab a quick coffee before my parking ran out. The latte was very good and amazingly reasonable at £2 - and no queue! The cakes also looked very good. I did leave rather perplexed as to why the cafe was so quiet on a busy Saturday morning with the market on - no one was there! It seems a shame, I hope the issues written about regarding the atmosphere can get resolved, as feels like the place should have been bustling. On this occasion it worked in my favour and I’d recommend the coffee!

Very strange place with strange staff. Barbara had no idea how to work the till so we waited for 5 mins until Jolyen was summoned from the dark reaches of the kitchen. He explained what to but she still didn't grasp the concept. Finally all became good and we could order a latte and a tea. We went to sit in the lovely garden where a lovely couple and their 2 week old baby were sitting. As we had only ordered drinks we didn't expect to have to wait the 10mins it took for it to arrive. My husband commented on the rather peculiar staff and how they had no sense of joy. The other customer agreed. He then went to ask for some butter for his wifes scone and was charged an extra 50p. It arrived some minutes later delivered In person by Jolyen. It was a very surreal experience and I'm afraid one I shall not be eager to repeat. Having said that the tea was lovely and the crockery was pristine just a very strange atmosphere and attitude.

We were enticed in by a notice in the window advertising orange flavoured hot chocolate. This did not disappoint. Interesting selection of cakes; although orange curd and cranberry [a flavoursome combination] was rather soggy. However, the atmosphere was distinctly lacking [there wasn't one] - largely due to poor quality furniture, no music and a completely unfriendly 5 foot wall topped with screening, between customers and staff. Whilst I understand the need for Covid precautions, this huge barrier gave the impression of staff being imprisoned. All very clean - just completely bizarre. Even stranger was the notice on a toilet door stating that the toilet was 'twinned with a latrine' somewhere in Nepal!' Unclear whether this was a strange joke or some sort of charitable affair. Very expensive for such a strange place and I certainly wouldn't go back; although I have a feeling that it probably has its own local loyalty-base......

Amazing friendly service, and the best sausage and bacon sandwich I’ve ever had. Thank you, will definitely return again when visiting.

The cafe has a great setting, but unfortunately the welcome, food and service don’t match up to expectations. Maybe good for a coffee to get out of the rain, but our soup and sandwich at £7.50 were average at best. Our impression is that this is a tourist trap that has given up on caring if it gets any repeat customers. We wouldn’t be back when there are much nicer places in the centre of Warwick offering a higher quality experience at the same price.

We had a couple of breakfast rolls and coffee here while exploring Warwick The place is very clean, vibrant with its lime green decor and Covid rules are being followed with the distanced tables. Cakes looked nice too.

This is a nice little cafe in a good location with good cakes and helpful service. You can also sit outside on a sunny day and watch the world go by

I was willing to accept the awkward atmosphere and grubby menus because I simply wanted a hot drink and a place to feed my baby (a tea room right?!). But after ordering a hot chocolate my husband joined me slightly later and looked through the menu, undecided whether to risk ordering food or stick with a coffee, the member of staff came over and said "excuse me but this isn't a waiting room!" After challenging this comment my husband had to walk out because the lady was so rude. I would not recommend this place at all.

A grubby greasy haired middle-aged man served us. Not friendly or forthcoming. Food tasted odd, we shouldn't have eaten it. Just about made the 70ml journey home before the inevitable happened.

We visited Warwick last night, for their Christmas light switch on. We found this place due to needing a rest from the rain, we just went to the nearest place we could see - what a disappointment! The lady gave us absolutely no welcome, in fact we felt like we were intruding! Had it not been for the rain, we wouldn’t have stayed! The place was empty, but she didn’t even find the time to crack a smile our way - it was very strange! I can’t even say the hot chocolate was up to much, very bland. Definitely will not return, there are some lovely places in Warwick - this is not one of them!

Having just seen the other reviews it all seems to have been said! The grey haired lady gave no welcome and we were the only customers. We had to pay before having our drinks and light breakfast which was cold toast with a smear of spread..not butter and just smeared in the centre. My lightly poached eggs were good but partner's scrambled eggs was dry and rubbery. Such a shame as it is in a prime position.

The venue needs a renovation- it wasn't set in a particular 'theme' and was poorly laid out. The bright lime was the only consistency in the cafe. There was no atmosphere when we visited on a sunny Sunday afternoon- no music, no people. The tables were sticky as were the menus, which were poorly designed and needed a re-think.The only thing that kept us from walking out so far was the wonderful display of homemade cakes!A very old lady served us but was painfully slow at taking the order. I ordered a cappuccino and slice of cake, which took almost 15 minutes before coming out. Cake was yummy and my friends ordered sandwiches which were delicious.The experience would have been vastly improved if there was a warm welcome by the two members of staff on who were hiding behind the kitchen most of the time... even a smile would have been better!

No polite greeting when we walked in and no smile. Felt like we were in Royston Vesey. Strange dead atmosphere. We were the only ones there on a sunny Sunday afternoon. The grey haired woman has no customer care skills at all. Clean place though, maybe because no one goes in there, and cake was nice

I am not one to write awful reviews but do not go here unless you are deaf or on your own. We were with my 75 year old parents and my 8 year old son. She said don’t make any noises as there are other people in the cafe ( one table of four!!!) That’s all there was. So without ordering anything we left. Made us feel unwelcome in the first place as she said you can sit down but order at the counter first. What kind of tea room is that! Do not waste your time.

The venue is nice, but the reception is certainly not. It felt as if the grey haired waitress didn't want any customers, or at least not a single dad with 3 well behaved children.

The old lady behind counter was very rude and refused to fill up my tap water for my 1 & 2 year old children??! Would never use them again, dreadful behaviour.

We called here for lunch and had a very nice Apple salad all the items were cut in very small pieces which my husband likes he said it was very tasty and presented very well,i had The Cheese Ploughmans which was very good with lovely chutney the gentleman seemed to be working on his own but soon got more staff in as the cafe filled up.

My mum and I visited Apple tree last Tuesday for lunch. I ordered a gluten free salmon and cream cheese sandwich. I am not one to complain but it was completely inedible. I took it back to the server and apologised I could not eat it as the bread was mushy on the ended and solid everywhere else. It looked like it had been in their freezer for about 2 years! He apologised and said he would make me another. The second sandwich was just as bad! I ended up eating the salmon (which was nice) and leaving the rest. It was evident just looking at it that it was not edible, I won't be returning here!

Whilst the lady was attentive and friendly, the food was rather disappointing! Mushrooms looked liked they had just been picked, the bacon and sausage like they were still oinking and by contrast the toast was so overcooked as to be in edible (perhaps stale bread as it wasn't burnt)

Walk in to not a great customer welcome. Atmosphere is diar, like a funeral parlour.. guy who was working was on own and therefore juggling food and drinks - whilst enjoying a chat to a friend at he same time. 2 x full English breakfasts ordered for £17!

Ideally situated for visitors to St Mary’s church, the Apple Tree offers a wide range of reasonably priced food. I went for the Welsh rarebit and was presented with a pile of smothered toast and a salad garnish that was clearly a labour of love to prepare. If you’ve just climbed the church tower, this is an excellent place to unwind and refuel.

We were in the area and popped in for a cuppa and a piece of cake. Pleasant staff so friendly, good atmospher. Glad we came

We visited this tea room a while ago and unfortunately (we like to support independent businesses) we won’t go back.

This cafe is in a very attractive location opposite a beautiful old church not far from the centre of town. There is a small garden to the rear for the warmer weather.

We had 30 minutes to kill before attending a church service at St Marys Church and thought we would escape the cold with a coffee at Apple Tree Tearooms. Two staff working that we could see and loads of empty tables but we were told they “could not cope with us!” Only a couple of tables occupied. With that attitude your days are numbered Apple Tree ~ there are plenty of other options in Warwick.

Popped in for lunch with a friend. Good location and menu and the soup we ordered with a cheese scone was really good but no welcome from the staff put a dampener on our experience. It also took a long time for the food to come. It’s a shame as there are lots of cafes in warwick and if only you just changed the way you greet people then the experience would be so much better.

The hot chocolates were very nice but took far too long. Wouldn’t go here again as there are so many other better cafes.

Quite a nice little tea shop & a great location. You place your order at the counter which is ok but the time it took for you to get your drinks & cake was far too long. When we called in it wasn't busy so expected it to take about 10 minutes. It was well over half an hour but when it came all was good including the scones. It was raining so we were sheltering from it all.

My daughter and I visited this place today. We never got welcomed by either of the two staff who were around the counter. I asked for a mug of tea as I find a teapot full just too much. Watching the woman who served me I noticed a look of disdain on her face as I asked. She quickly said 'It will still be £2.50p and you'll get less tea'. My reply that I preferred a mug and wasn't bothered about the relative cost met with even more disdain. My daughter had a bottle of Raspberry Lemonade. We were invited to take a seat and the drinks would be brought to us. We seemed to be waiting some time when eventually the drinks arrived. 'We serve people in order' the lady announced assuming we were rather tired of waiting. The place itself was basic but pleasant enough. The service, however, was dismal. Whether they were short-staffed or couldn't care less, I don't know. I do know that given the number of similar places in Warwick you can choose from, this place needs to up its game. We will not be going there again.

Too hot for tea when we visited; we sat in the garden at the back with cool drinks instead. This is a nice place, although with the football happening, I think the welcome, while absolutely fine and pleasant might have been more enthusiastic on another day.

We visited this pleasant little tea room whilst visiting Warwick. The weather was really hot & we needed somewhere in the shade to sit & have a bite to eat as we were quite peckish. The food was fresh & plentiful & it was nicely presented, & good value for money. I had a ham & cheese toastie which was very hot, & very nice, & my wife had chicken salad sandwiches which she thoroughly enjoyed, I also had a pot of tea. All for around £10.00. Call in & gift them a go next time you're in Warwick. The location is right by St. Marys Church which you can sit & admire it's stature it makes a good photo too.

Pleasant enough little place which I visited this afternoon whilst visiting Warwick. Although I have experienced better cream teas, it was nicely presented and it was pleasant to sit outside in the small garden area in the back whilst enjoying the summer sunshine.

Been here twice in May and both times it has been very nice and right in the town next to St Marys Church

We were two couples with a baby and we went there because it claimed to be child friendly. We felt like we were a nuisance right from the beginning (the baby was very well behaved) and it looked like we were annoying them placing our orders. To be honest, we should have walked away then, but we needed to change the baby.

You must find this lovely little cafe with pleasant gardens, sits right by the beautiful Warwick church.

Had sandwiches,cake and tea/coffee. The interior is very basic although there is a nice sofa . The food wasn't particularly good and the service not particularly friendly.

with so many good Tearooms in Warwick avoid this one as unbelievably awful and will not be returning

A quiet time in the afternoon ensured enjoyment of a simple cake and lots of tea. The small cup helps the visit to last a bit longer!

My husband and my self thought we would treat ourselves to breakfast and chose to go here, well we wish we never bothered it was shocking and as for the service that was shocking aswel. The breakfast was cold and didn't taste good it didn't even look like a proper breakfast just looked like a plate of beans with bacon chucked on the side, the toast was also cold if we hadn't already paid I would have left it and walked out. Will not be returning if people want a nice breakfast this is NOT the place to go.

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This cafe is in a brilliant location near St Marys Church . The decor is simple but sweet . But I'm sad to say that the atmosphere is strange . In an age of customer service , we were left thinking that the staff were doing us a favour by serving us .

I decided to take my two kids out for a treat of an afternoon tea; I always try to pick independent places and have been to most in the area. But, never having been to the Apple Tree, we decided to give it a try.

Nice little cafe serving a variety of teas, cream teas and some lovely looking cakes. I had the savoury tea consisting of cheese scones, cheese, pickle, apple, grapes and salad. It was really tasty, nicely presented and with a lovely pot of tea. The lady who served me was chatty and friendly.

Traditional feel to the cute little Tea Room , around the corner from the pedestrian area in Warwick.

Pausa la comida del domingo para bebidas frías y tarta. Que deliberó durante algún tiempo cuando fuimos, pero no tienen ninguno de los problemas de mención por encima con grosería. Los pasteles parecen recién casero y muy húmedos (Apple y grosella negra y los calabacines tarta que ambos disfrutamos). Los dos tuvimos bebidas frías y nos sentamos en el jardín, que era agradable. Señora sirve parecía amable, lo único negativo fue dos veces diciendo "gracias" al tío que salimos de la cocina, ya que la izquierda que no decir nada. No obstante la señora. Pequeño problema. Si te gusta la casa interesantes y sabrosos pasteles este vale la pena una visita.

Un lugar práctico para una taza de café o un sándwich es verde (creo que es su color favorito) se puede comer dentro o fuera dado el tiempo todas las atracciones a poca distancia recomendaría

Los comentarios sobre el Apple Tree tes están mezclados. Nuestra experiencia hoy era de un establecimiento limpio y brillante (5) Clasificación de la higiene con una agradable zona de estar del jardín. Té de desayuno era bueno y extra agua caliente fue ofrecido. Mi latte era decente. Sándwich de tocino o pan integral ofrece en blanco fue disfrutado por la otra mitad que es un experto en estas cosas. El precio que pagamos era normal para Warwick. Es un paso inodoro que podría ser difícil para aquellos con problemas de movilidad, pero tienes que tomar en cuenta la antigüedad del edificio. Inconveniente era el servicio lento, pero disculpas para que este. Un negocio independiente que están tratando de hacer las cosas bien.

Visitamos aquí con unos amigos (3 adultos y 4 niños de 2, 3, 5 y 6). Siendo gente de mi marido y yo pensamos que nos llevaría a nuestro amigo y sus hijos que estaban visitando a una cafetería independiente después de una preciosa visita al castillo. Me hubiera gustado haber atrapado a costa o cafetería #1.

I must be a glutton for punishment, but I decided to revisit this cafe. I placed an order for tea for one and a toasted teacake with butter. Oddly the teacake turned up first, absolutely burnt with a blob of margarine. I pointed out that it was burnt and was told in a rude and condescending manner, that it was "well cooked". As I pointed out there's a big difference between, well cooked and something that looked like it has been cremated on the end of the devil's pitchfork in hell. The staff member that was telling me that it was well cooked. Was saying this over the beep, beep, beep of a fire alarm and a smell of smoke from the kitchen. The alarm was being hit with a broomstick by another staff member an old woman in attempt to silence it. Making the statement that it was well cooked ludicrous. I also pointed out that I asked for butter not for a stingy blob of margarine. I got told it was an adequate amount and that if I wanted more I would have to pay extra. I insisted that the teacake was returned to the kitchen and replacement given. When my tea turned up in some builders mug with the milk already added. Rather than in a pot as advertised. I refused to pay and got up and left, asking myself why oh why, oh why did I go back in there and put myself through such an ordeal.

I visited twice whilst in Warwick, a lovely cafe with friendly staff and good food - I first popped in for tea and cake (a good victoria sponge) and secondly for a light lunch.

Stopped off for a pot oftea and a tea cake after a recital at St Marys Church.We received a warm welcome and there was a short wait for our tea to arrive.Great place to stop for refreshments.

We popped in for a drink after visiting Warwick Castle. Warm inside. Pleasant welcome. Tables a bit cramped but found one for four people. Ordered hot chocolate, latte and two years. Also pretty good scones with jam and cream.

Small café. Lunch was made to order. Basic lunch. The décor is tired and could really do with a bit of TLC. The food was average, portions were small. The cake was a little on the dry side. Not particularly good value for money. I wouldn't bother if I were you!

Gave you a visit on Sunday 19/3/17 with my wife we had tea and tea cakes with butter unfortunately we were only given two small frozen pieces of butter each which was about half the amount needed to give the desired taste. i should have complained at the time but some times i feel whats the point its such a basic thing to supply even i could toast a tea cake and supply enough soft butter to cover them. The tea was ok but at £10 it should have been..

One to be avoided. I eventually placed my order and paid for a bowl of soup late on a Saturday lunchtime, but I had to wait so long (and people arriving before me had no signs of food) that I gave up and asked for a refund. Got a sandwich from Greggs instead. Avoid this one.

Love this place! Can't remember when I came last but I've been a few times- lovely woman that runs it, was very complimentary of my (green) lipstick!Just wish portions were bigger.

I'm back at my favourite tearooms in Warwick, its always good to be here, and what a lovely welcome I always receive when I come. And on a very cold winters day its nice to have a really excellent coffee and a toasted sandwich (thats better, I can now return to my shopping) I cannot conceive why anyone would not like this lovely establishment.

I would like to thank The Apple Tree Tearooms review page here on trip advisor for hours of entertainment! Since i have no life i enjoy reading reviews on this website and always have a weekly checkup here as reviews on here are simply hilarious! Can this place really be as bad as all of these customers make it out to be? Surely not.. I mean its still open for business. I find it hard to beleive that it can be as bad as these " reviewers " make it out to be and of course there is always two sides to every story is there not. I myself live in warwick and this is the only tearoom i am still yet to visit and see if its really as bad as all thess tourists make it out to be. I feel awfully sorry for you hence the generous 5 stars, i find it hard to beleive your cafe can really be that bad. Should you need a part time waitress i would be more than happy to come work for such an establishment and witness these crazy stories reviewers come up with for myself. I do commend you in keeping professional with your replies to these people though. Well done! Haha :")

We visited this Tearoom for a cake and cup of tea, never been there before, never again, elderly lady extremely rude so had nothing and walked out, very unpleasant experience.

My wife and I decided to have a day in Warwick, it was a very cold day and after parking our car we both decided to look for somewhere nice to have a hot drink and possibly a snack.We walked around the centre of Warwick but didn't really fancy drinking and eating at the chain coffee shops so we wandered up the side street towards the church which dominates Warwick and found The Apple Tree Tearooms just across the road.My wife and I found an empty table by the window and even though it was around 1pm we were able to order a full English breakfast and a bacon sandwich - this is not normally possible after 11.30am but I guess the exception was made for us as it was very quiet when we first went in.The hot food and coffee was served to our table and was excellent - whilst we ate the tearoom became quite full.Before leaving we both used the spotlessly clean toilet and yes next time in Warwick we'll eat and drink here again.

My friend and myself had been looking forward to the much advertised Turkey stuffing batch to say we were disappointed was an understatement, massive long life cheap batch a slice of what can be described as plastic turkey about 2 mm thick a slab of stuffing that was dry and cranberry jelly and gravy absolutely awful possibly the worst batch ever Lacklustre staff it's Christmas for goodness sake smile !!

I was in Warwick for a business meeting and everything was going tickety-boo until I crossed the threshold of the above establishment. I asked for a pot of lapsang souchong and any gluten-free cake. I was told by the elderly woman in there in an unpleasant manner that they don't cater for exotic tastes and faddy diets. I asked therefore just for tea, which they had only one type that was served to me by I believe was her son. What was put before me I can only describe as warmed up dishwater served with stingy amount of milk that smell gone off. The cup that came with this had a distinct chip in it. I did accept it and got up to leave. The son became very aerated and demand payment. I continued to refuse payment and proceeded to leave. The son told me that I was barred and slam the door behind me so hard the glass nearly fell out. What happened marred what was up until then a pleasant day.

We popped in just for cake after visiting St Mary's church. What was meant to be a tea and cake stop changed when we saw the lovely courtyard garden. It had been a miserable morning but dried out to a sunny afternoon, so we decided to take our time. And the other half will never tire of afternoon tea. Generously filled sandwiches, lovely fresh warm scones with jam and clotted cream and a fresh crunchy salad and crisps. We only ordered one between us (I have a more modest appetite!) But the staff very kindly brought an additional plate without any prompting. Piping hot tea and coffee. Yoh would forget you were in the centre of Warwick in the garden (with an apple tree). Little gem of a tea room, well worth a visit.

Had breakfast Remembrance Sunday, my sausage sandwich was good and my wife had poached eggs which she was happy with. Pleasant staff, nice surroundings, nothing to complain about so call in.

We didn't even stay for food / drinks. This woman should not be working with the public. I've never had such an unfriendly service and welcome, to the point that we left before we even even put our order in. I asked the woman which cake was baked most recently (as I didn't have a preference on cake type just its freshness) to which she shouted at me that I was 'a terrible person' and not a 'customer'! Awful woman - have never been spoken to so badly in such a brief situation by someone I'm paying. Manners make us men! This bizarre woman should not be running a customer facing business.

This place deserves to be closed down, the staff are shocking, extremely rude and the service unspeakably bad. Avoid at all costs!

Went for lunch with a friend. Waitress was strangely uncommunicative and had to wait about 45 minutes for jacket potatoes even though the place was virtually empty.The food was ok although rather bland. Reasonable value.Man who took our money was also very quiet and unsmiling - no mention of a 'thank you'. Décor was quite bright and pleasant. Shame about the staff.

Stopped in for a snack and some tea on a day trip to Warwick. Inviting bright place with a good selection of teas and food. The lady behind the counter was courteous and bought our tea over very quickly. The Welsh rarebit took a bit longer than expected to come to the table but it was very tasty. Not a bad place to stop in if you happen to be in the area.

long wait, staff appear to argue a lot in front of customers and get stressed out very easily, extremely uninviting....wouldn't reccomend

I often find the usual American coffee shops so unhelpful and cramped when having my arms full with a toddler and having found this little place and I couldn't recommend it more. We had a lovely warm welcome and was given time to settle before the order was taken at our table by a very friendly lady who asked if there was any more she could do to help. The area was spacious and very clean and the food was beautifully home made, I had a lovely sandwich where there was certainly no scrimping on the filling! A very relaxing experience, felt just like popping to my grandmas for lunch! Would highly recommend.

This cafe always gives excellent service and the food is always delicious and freshly prepared! My sister and I often come here on my lunch break and generally have a very generously filled toasted sandwich always served with some side salad and veg crisps - very tasty. We are always greeted with smiles -a very friendly cafe.

My sister and I have lunch together fairly regularly at the Apple Tree Tearooms and it never disappoints us. The staff are lovely - so friendly and accommodating, and the food is always yummy! Today we sat in the beautiful little garden and I really can't think of a nicer place to spend my lunchtime in Warwick. We both had the chicken, mozzarella and tomato toasted sandwich with a lovely pot of Earl Grey tea - delicious. We will, of course, be back for more.

Visited during a very warm afternoon. Thankfully plenty of outdoor tables both front and back. I chose the front as it was in the shade. Great spot for people watching in the shadow of St Mary's church.The food was well up to tea room standard with a top 5 rating for hygiene on the door. Always a good sign. The staff were very friendly and I will certainly go there again.

I visit the tearoom regularly, good quality food and drink, friendly staff and an added bonus of a lovely little garden in the sun. This is an independent family run tea room, not a busy, rushed Costa which I don't enjoy, you can relax in a comfotable, quiet atmosphere.Will visit many times more!

Food was good but took forever and 45 minute wait for a cup of tea and a coffee. Woman behind the till simply not got a clue. Potential there to be amazing but needs new staff. Ended up with a parking ticket as they were so slow.

I have visited the tearooms on many occasions. Lovely facilities, very clean. Great service with friendly and welcoming staff. Good menu. Highly recommended.

Awful staff no welcome, no explanation of how to order, ignored when asked for anything! Delayed on a sandwich and no mention of waiting 45 minutes for it! Shame because the food was actually ok. Wouldn't use this place on my recommendation.

Upon entering this establishment, it was clear that serving any customers was a hassle and the staff had no customer service training at all. The food was over priced,£31 for 4 lights breakfasts!!!!! Our server was rude,and didn't want our custom, we had just completed a Virgin hot air balloon ride over the Midland Flats, we were all on a high for the day. The staff was so negative, however, we would never let people like this spoil our day. We also asked if we could charge our phone for 5 minutes, and we were looked at like aliens and told we are an independent, we don't do things like that! Would not recommend this place to my worst enemy!

Awful hospitality!!!!Following a visit to this tearoom I found the staff to be rude, tired, and unwilling to accommodate our simple request,After ordering 4 basic breakfasts for £32!!!!! Yes £32!!!!!! We simply asked if we could charge our phone in the plug socket next to the table with a stern and rude yell of NO from the owner!Not being able to charge our phone wasn't the problem, the rudeness of the staff and owner is the issue here, and the price aswell!We found a much nicer tearoom around the corner which only cost £17 and was exceptional quality and service! And they charged my phone too! :-)If your on a visit to Warwick stay clear of this place!!!!!!!!!

We visited the apple tearooms for breakfast prior to our trip to warwick castle, we were not allowed to use the toilet until we had placed our order, Barbra who was serving us was very cold and in no way welcoming. We placed a substantial order for breakfast and asked to charge our phone prior to our impending trip to the castle. We were flatly refused, and when we questioned this, we were told very rudely that we clearly hadn't been to enough places to realise that this service was not offered which was highly offensive as we are all very well travelled. I would highly recommend on visiting warwick that you steer clear of this tearoom, we found one round the corner called the tuckery, who were so much more accommodating and friendly and even charged our phone for us.

My sister was up for the day and we had lunch here, sadly we were the only customers but it was 14.20 so really between lunch and tea and we had jkt potato each, mine with baked beans, hers with cheddar cheese. Huge potato and very well cooked with lots of topping and the salad garnish even had peppers in it!£5 for each and neither of us could finish them and I'm a big eater!Charming service and spotlessly clean ~ including the toilets!Definitely will visit it again.

went to have afternoon tea and for a cup/pot £2.50 for a teabag and water. Just seemed so overpriced

Looks fine from the outside & the menu had a veggie breakfast, the staff were friendly but. We had to wait a long time ( the place was virtually empty) for the tea, coffee & then for the toast & then for the breakfast, I had to request sauce & salt & pepper adding further delay. The breakfast was 2 veggie sausages (which they had been given as free sample) beans, mushrooms & a RUBBER fried egg. My wife had toast with scrambled egg & salmon, egg ok, toast ok but the salmon was the cheap offcuts. The cost for this was over £16 ((£2.50 for the tea!) My advice is this place is ok for cake & expensive hot drink but if you require breakfast go around to market square, better service, better food & better value

My sister and I love to meet and eat at the Apple Tree Tearooms. We are always made very welcome by the lovely staff. There is a good menu choice and the food is always delicious and good value for money. We love the toasted sandwiches.There is a choice of seating - inside or outside. The little garden is beautiful. Everywhere is spotlessly clean, including the toilet. It is the best tearoom in Warwick - highly recommended.

My sister and I often meet up at these tearooms for some lunch. Today we sat outside in the walled garden with views of St Mary's church from them. We had some really tasty toasted sandwiches which are always made fresh to order and always come with some side salad and veg/hand cooked tasty crisps.We also had some lime and pistachio sponge cake with buttercream which was delicious. The owners of this tearoom are always very friendly and give good service. An added bonus is that they offer a collectors card which after 9 apple tree stickers you get a 10th pot of tea or regular coffee free!!

Very nice cakes and a generous pot of tea. Courtyard too. This is a little hidden away but the clean tea room is bright and cheerful.

Great little place to meet for snack lunch and a quiet chat. Lovely owners - when my sandwich wasn't up to their standards (I am used to GF being difficult to get right), they came and insisted on redoing it. Been there 3 times since happening upon it.

Just popped in for a bite to eat in the morning on my way through Warwick. I didn't even know it was there, but as I turned onto Old Square from Northgate Street I saw The Apple Tree Tearooms popping out in all its 'Apple Green' glory! What a colour! Had a quick check of the menu and then wandered in. I was the first one in and took a table by the window looking directly out onto St. Mary's Church and it's an envious view I can tell you!Had a sausage and egg sandwich with brown sauce (we are in the Midlands after all) and a latte. The sandwich was yummy and the ingredients were all fresh and delicious and the coffee wasn't bad either. The proprietor seems quiet but pleasant and when I asked if I could charge my phone he informed me that while they do offer free WIFI; they don't allow use of their sockets. I was fine with this though as in some cases it can be a matter of insurance costs for a small business to provide electrical outlets suitable for customers.I would recommend a visit to The Apple Tree Tearooms next time you are in Warwick. It's quiet, cosy and the food is wonderful.

We had Ham Ploughmans which were very nice, and made to order, and a Traditional Ginger Beer and a Warm Mulled Apple drink, both were delicious.

Visited here for a quick snack after the walks of Warwick castle. Service was friendly and didn't take as long as some people say. Mrs had a vegetable and mozzarella sandwich which she said was quite bland. I had a cake which was nice but found a hair in the sugar cube bowl. Its an ok place but probably should have carried on walking as there were lots of other tea rooms to choose from

We visited here recently for a snack lunch enjoying scrambled eggs on toast and a toasted cheese and ham sandwich with salad garnish. The food was excellent, freshly prepared and nicely presented with friendly service. We would have no hesitation in returning next time we go to Warwick.

Small tea rooms, with a good range of freshly baked cakes.Well other walking up from Warwick Castle, having a quick look around the heraldic Leiden St Mary's Church - great history - and then popping into the Apple Tree Tearooms for a lovely tea or coffee and fantastic moist cake.

Went here with my mum and daughter for afternoon tea. Staff were lovely and helpful, especially towards my 8 month old daughter. The food was nice. Drinks were good - nice variety of teas. Sitting in the window it was very cosy and I've spied a lovely garden for when the weather cheers up. Hidden away so much less busy than elsewhere in Warwick. I recommend and will be back myself.

Had my beady eye on the cakes through the window as I never seem to be around when this place is open. Finally went in yesterday to be disappointed. Slow service and no atmosphere. Maybe some music is needed? Only one person serving, meaning anyone else coming in slowed down the arrival of our food. I left my mum there as I had to go...25 mins is a bit long to wait for scones...Real shame, takeaway cake was nice!