Beatrix Potter Tea Room in South Lakeland

Waited 20 minutes before going in to ask where our food was as was quite busy so thought we might have a little wait. I was told my order hadn’t gone through even though paid for. We had to wait another 5 minutes before we got our food and that was because I explained that we would be late for the show if we did not get it. Although the adults food was very nice it wasn’t enjoyable due to having to rush it with getting it late, I wouldn’t have minded but we had given ourselves plenty of time to eat or so we thought! We ordered a Peter Rabbit Picnic Basket for my grand daughter and were very disappointed as we chose the crisps, drink and cup cake from the counter and her cheese sandwich just came on a plate, expected more from the advertised picnic basket even if it only came in a Peter Rabbit box! Our experience wasn’t a good one and won’t be repeated as just a sorry wasn’t really good enough to lessen our supposedly relaxed lunch experience before the show.

We came here for lunch whilst visiting the Beatrix Potter attraction. I ordered at the counter and one of the items was off the specials board. After i'd paid and returned to my seat a lady came over to explain that special was from last week and some one hadn't altered the board so we'd have to order something else. We ordered something else but as she turned to leave we said that this was cheaper so we'd need a refund. She said she'd do the refund after and went back into the kitchen. I'd have rather they'd processed the refund there and then as it was on our minds the whole time we were eating but they did actually do it before we left. The food was nice and the prices were reasonable considering it is inside a tourist attraction.

Loved this cute little place before we went into The world of BP. The panini's were excellent. We paid for two afternoon teas separately so the kids could each enjoy a tiered tray to themselves, but they still brought out only one tray. So they refunded us the extra we paid which we appreciated. I however did not appreciate hearing the kitchen staff yelling angrily at the young wait staff. Hopefully it was just a one off, as this is a yummy place to eat.

We had been pottering around Beatrix Potter world with the kids and decided that the cafe would be a great option for the kids to grab a sandwich. They all decided on ham sandwiches (we didn’t tell them jam was on offer!). The selection of other items in the picnic basket was good. However when the sandwiches arrived, the kids (3 and 4 years old) could not eat them as they were prosciutto. This is the wrong type of ham to be serving to young children. I’m not sure if they were out of their usual ham but we would have changed to cheese had we known. It’s worth checking with them before ordering this for young children.

This small cafe, part of the Beatrix Potter attraction, has a very limited soup and sandwich menu, but it was very good value, the food was really fresh, good quality and home-made. The young staff were very helpful and friendly. The manager, without being asked, suggested to a young server that he carry my tray to our table, although it was self service, and later the same guy appeared with a bowl of water for our dogs.

Nice little tea rooms , staff could of been a little more helpful had to wait a while to get served and no one was in there . But cakes lovely and tea very nice and proper china .

We had a taste of 4 cakes, one better than the other. Very nice settings. Definitely a must for a warm cup of tea and cakes.

Visited here after being to the attraction and had a lovely coffee break. My fiancé and I both got a cream tea. They even have decafe coffee which is all my fiancé will drink so he was very happy! Reasonably priced too. It was really quiet and very relaxing. I would recommend visiting here.

Family of five. Visited here for afternoon tea as thought it would be fun and novel for the children before heading into the attraction. Staff very friendly and helpful. I can honestly say it is the best cream tea we have ever had. Sandwiches clearly fresh on lovely artisan bread. Cakes so light and tasty and scones equally delicious. Refilled our tea pots without any question. Children can select juice with their afternoon tea or bottle water. Honestly can not fault it. We all enjoyed and would highly recommend.

we popped in this morning for a coffee, we were the only people in the cafe at that time, we asked for scones - none available, we sat down started drinking tea and the scones were brought out to the counter so we went back for scones, but the four members of staff were too busy to serve us, chatting, sorting out the coffee machine. Really disappointed in the service received. The staff everywhere else at the attraction were fantastic.

イングランドの森と山と湖の湖水地方ウインダミアにあるピーターラビットのテーマ館”ヴィクトリクス・ポターの世界”にあるカフ ェ。ツアーで訪れアトラクションの後の自由時間でお茶を楽しみました。イングランドはティーですね、小さいですが庭園もあります。

Came into the cafe the prices were ok.Nice cake and a few good choice s for the children to eat off menu.The staff were very good with the kids .

ビアトリクス・ポターの絵本の世界をピーターラビットの博物館で満喫した後、軽食をと思い立ち寄りました 器も可愛くて更にテン ションは上がりました ボリュームがあり、お味は英国の普通レベル　食べきれませんでしたが　朝からの観光で少し疲れていたので　紅茶にほっとしました

Were staying in area for new year with young kids at 2 and 5 so decided to visit world of beatrix potter. We ate in the tearoom for lunch. It was busy and food took a while. I would agree with other reviews its a bit drafty in tea room. The kids deal was ok value for their sandwhich and 2 items and a juice for £5 but afternoon tea was bit oberpriced and nothing great. There is plenty of other cafes in this area so was nothing special unfortunately. They did have peter rabbit hats the kids could colour in while waiting for lunch.

We visited after the little museum and found very limited. I need to have a lower carb option and there was just nothing so I ended up with an apple and a cup of tea. The lady was very lovely though and it’s fine for a quick visit if at museum but there are other nicer places in a close range.

We went here after visiting the museum. We had cream teas with scones. The scones were a good size but the only word to accurately describe them is dry! Very disappointed:( I expected more than just a cafe style environment.

Visited here after looking around the museum but we were disappointed. My husband and I ordered the afternoon tea to share and the bread and cakes were dry. The tea room was very cold and it didn’t matter where you sat there was a draft from the museum door. It would be a good idea to close off the tea room so that it is separate from the queuing people looking through and draughts.

Lovely afternoon tea in gorgeous surroundings! The museum is so lovely and very well maintained. Finished the tour off with a delish afternoon tea served on lovely china plates

The children really enjoyed visiting and the adults were impressed by the attention to detail and information provided. Beautiful magical place.

We got afternoon tea for two, the sandwiches were very fresh and nice bread. The cakes were nice and a good selection and variety. Good pot of tea!

What an amazing little place!! Lots of variety!! Spotlessly clean and very friendly staff!! Had Afternoon Tea, for two was really lovely!!! Lovely variety of cakes and refill of teapot!! £16.00 for the two of us

We visited in mid August and found the food to be bland and overpriced . There weren’t enough tables and the staff, although very nice, didn’t seem to be able to deal efficiently with the queue and clearing tables. The cafe area was overcrowded with lots of people pushing past (very little space between tables). The Peter rabbit musical show was brilliant, our 2 and 5 year old boys loved it, I would definitely recommend that. The exhibition itself wasn’t really worth doing as just a walk around a few nice scenes but with it being so busy we were hurried along and it only took 5-10 minutes. Brockhole and the Bowness cruise/steamtrain are good things to do with the kids.

We visited recently after going through the attraction. I felt a bit disappointed about the lack of a range of home baked cakes and the quality of the food. I thought they could make a lot more of it than is currently happening. The staff where friendly and helpful and the cost was reasonable.

Fast service, something for everyone not too bad on price. We had tea and cakes and everyone as happy

Friendly staff, made us feel very welcome. The morning tea was lovely and our lunch was delicious, well worth the visit.

We had high tea, nicely presented, cakes and scones were lovely but the sandwiches were dreadful. The bread was dried up at edges and had crusts on, unusual for afternoon tea. The "Peter Rabbit picnic basket" for kids is just a selection of of 3 items with sandwich in a plain white paper bag and I thought very overpriced.

The best way to enjoy a Beatrix Potter trip is to end off with a high tea.Lovely sandwich, really fresh scone and beautiful home made cakes.Staff were very friendly and the price for high tea for two was less than £17.A lovely view too. Would recommend.

Enjoyed a lovely healthy chicken salad, declined dressing and bread roll to keep me on Slimming World plan. Hubby enjoyed a bowl of soup, sandwich with side salad.

Fair selection of meals at reasonable price. Big draw is the fact it's part of the Peter Rabbit experience.Ideal for snack.

Ordered 'artisan' sandwiches - turned out to be warburton's bread with supermarket ham and cheese slices. Ordered ham and cheese toastie or for 3 year old, no ham in it. Staff uninterested, poor service. Had to ask three times for cutlery. Would advise people to eat elsewhere before or after visiting the attraction.

My mom and I stopped here after visiting the attraction and I'm glad we did. If they have vegetable soup on the menu then make sure you have a bowl as it's really good. My mom had a massive slice of their vanilla sponge and loved it too.

Lovely afternoon tea. Nice warm scones. Child friendly. Think the decor could be improved, could do with a refurbishment.

£4.50 for scone and tea or coffee very reasonable and lots of choice on dinner time menu very reasonable and tasty a great relax after visiting the world of Beatrix potter and the great shop

Nice to stop here after your have been through the attraction, its not very big but adequate, has lots of selection and is reasonably priced.

We booked lunch with Peter Rabbit and I have to say, this was a great experience for our two children. We had a table with sandwiches, cakes and drinks. The room was done out all christmassy with about 20 Christmas trees. Peter Rabbit was there so the children could have their picture taken with him. There was a present for each child which was a boom and scribble pad. Beatrix Potter was there (not the real one) to sign the books for the kids. The ticket includes entry to the museum too.All in all a great experience and well worth doing if you're in Windermere.

Quite pricy. This is definitely for younger kids and esp those who love the books. Food was okay to good, not great. Service was good. Couldn't quite put my finger on it but something felt odd....might be the fact that its in an old hall/stage and despite great decoration the space feels too big/not quite right. Just being picky!

Love cafes that maximise their space and let you in once you’ve seen the museum. This cafe is delightful-lovely lunch and cakes and well worth a visit, museum or not!

Went in here for a coffee and to warm up. Good selection of snacks hot and cold and drinks. Can get a bit busy.

Super home baked cakes, so nice we brought extra to bring home with us :-))))) we saw a few children with a peter rabbit picnic basket which looked really sweet

We had an afternoon tea here after our trip round beatrix potter. The food was lovely and very filling. The cafe is small and we did see a few families leaving because there was no seating left so if they could extend there cafe somehow they would get more people staying for food/drink.

We all had afternoon tea which is my 10 year granddaughters' favourite. There was plenty to eat. There was a choice of tea or coffee but they were happy to swap for apple juice for the children. Everything was fresh and was a nice end to the tour.

This is located downstairs from the Exhibits and Theater. Serving an array of food and drinks. Clean and comfortable. It can be very busy depending on the time of visit.

Very busy with a lot of tourist that love the Beatrix Potter experience, if you like a quite tea or coffee to chill out this is not the place to be. If you have a family that is the place for you, a bit expensive for the family but enjoyable.

Called in for a dinner time sandwich and a bun with tea for two....excellent service and a tasty sarnie and bun .good selection and good service.

We visited after our trip to the Beatrix Potter attraction the cafe was very busy, the prices were reasonable and the scones were amazing. A lady was stood making more as we ate. Highly recommend it

Not too dear, lovely latte and a carrot cake that Peter rabbit would kill for! Nice and clean and you don't have to pay an entry to just use the tea room.

Good little care area right next to the Beatrix potter attraction. You can use the cafe without seeing the attraction if you wish. Food and drinks are great value. Very clean and polite service, well worth a visit.

Had a coffee and a large scone with Jam and cream beautiful worth the money the menu isn't huge but enough

ツアーで寄ったのですが、Beatrix Potter Tea Room内は満員とのことで道路向かいにあるThe Old Laundry Theatre内に食事場所が設営されていて、そちらで昼食をいただきました。ピーターラビットカフェということでか、にんじんスープがでましたが、およそジンジャースープというほどジンジャー味が勝っていました（笑）。会場内に舞台があったので、繁忙期だけ食事場所として使用されているのかもしれません。本来のカフェでいただく方がきっとよかったのかな。

Lovely high tea with lots of choice and good quality food. Surroundings could be a bit nicer, as the queue for the attraction runs around the edge.

I had collected Beatrice Potter books and memorabilia and always wanted to visit the World of Beatrice Potter at Bowness. I was not disappointed as it is a real eye-opener and a good education for families as it allows parents to educate their young children into the world of one of this country's best-loved authors.

Quaint tea room great for beatrix potter fans! Went with my young family after visiting the attraction, and was not dissapointed!

Lovely tea room with a large variety on the menu. I had a nice scone & my husband the soup. We saw some lovely afternoon teas being brought out too

Went there after seeing the exhibition first- served us quickly and it was a nice English tea with local cakes- all at a fair price

We dropped in here after our tour through Beatric Potter World. the food was good and reasonably priced. The staff were very nice and accomodating.

Visited earlier today and the food was great. I had the tomato, cheese and onion panini and my friend had a cheese and beans jacket potato. Both came with a lovely fresh salad and dressing.Couldn't fault the food or the service. Only thing would be - don't let people smoke right outside the door!

We visited the tea room while waiting for the attraction to open. My husband and I enjoyed a cream tea, which was delightful. You would think at that hour of the morning the items to purchase on the counter would be very plentiful or fresh, but they looked like left overs from the day before. Perhaps they had yet to refill the cakes and such, but it was a little disappointing to see the limited choices. Maybe it's better for lunch or tea later in the day.

Kids love it here, clean but can get very busy. Alright for snacks and to rest after seeing the main attraction.

Lots of cake options but a bit steep for sandwiches etc - lots of local deli's around with more selection. Good for children, well situated for the end of the Beatrix Potter experience.

Very good homemade food. We enjoyed a good quality afternoon tea selection and the children had the children's basket with sandwiches, juice, crisps and fruit. It was an excellent end to our visit to the museum. The staff were very helpful. The whole experience exceeded our expectations.

Great home baking and lovely friendly staff. Very quaint and full of Beatrix Potter memorabilia! We had a pot with f tea and a couple of lovely home baked cakes! Will go again! 😀😀

Lovely freshly baked scones, delicious jam & clotted cream. Excellent refreshments after going around the exhibition. Lovely day out ending with most enjoyable treat!

the food was decent, we had afternoon tea, soup and chips between us, plus a kids meal. overall the food was tasty, fairly sensibly priced. was surprised (but not disappointed) to see that alcohol was available. There were 3 tables that mentioned that they were still waiting for soup... which you would think would come out swiftly. Generally the staff seemed pleasant and friendly

Their afternoon tea set (for two) was affordable and filling. The cakes and pastries were pretty decent.

The Café is situated within the Beatrix Potter experience however visitors can use the café even if you do not partake in the actual tour. The food on offer is a good selection ranging from home made soup of the day to sandwiches and cakes. There is a good selection of cold drinks on offer and local tea and coffee. The kids loved the setting and enjoyed there lunch after the tour. The room itself is rather on the small side but still has adequate seating and plenty high chairs for the smaller ones.

OK is you are visiting the attraction, reasonably priced with baked potatoes at £6.95 with a good side salad/crisps. Coke £1.50. Quite small so can get busy. In need of refurbishment. Lovely staff

What a wonderful day out we had ! Weather was just right to look around Bowness and the attraction was wonderful

Cakes and scones to die for and a good cup of coffee and tea. Staff were very welcoming. Only down side is that the seating area is small.

This venue is good value and food is a high standard.The staff very helpful and friendly.If there was something to criticise it's the size of the room. It's quite small and so they have squeezed as many tables in as possible, so getting in and out is awkward, having to get people to move in or stand up to get past.Also due to steps it's not wheelchair friendly.

Very good cafe at the end of the Beatrix Potter Attraction (but you can also access from the street). Delicious cakes and good coffee.

After climbing the steps from the street we entered the building through here and decided on a cup of tea before seeing the exhibition. Spotting the home made scones in the display we changed our minds to a cream tea. The scones were delicious and there was lashings of jam and clotted cream for each of us. Coming from the south of England I was expecting to pay a lot more for it than we did too!

Had been into Beatrix potter attraction and decided to call into tea room on way out, service was quick and efficient, staff were polite and the food was amazing, not too badly priced in lovely surrounding.

Después de una visita preciosa al mundo de Beatrix Potter, una parada en la tienda (¡prepara la cartera!), nada mejor que un té con una porción de tarta casera: riquísima!

Prima di affrontare la sovrastante attrazione del mondo di Beatrix Potter vale la pena dedicarsi un momento di pausa magari gustando le lecornie di un vassoi a più ripiani contenenti dolcetti e tartine. La qualità è buona, il servizio nella media ma c'è un pò troppa confusione poichè il locale funge anche da ingresso al museo.

What a find, checked out the World of Beatrix Potter and as it was raining called into the tea room. A lovely lunch, well cooked and served by Sam who was very helpful and had a wonderful sense of humor

The food served was all home made and very tasty. The tearoom doesn't sit many people at all, it could be doing with being a wee bit bigger. Tables very close together.

For me, you can't visit the World of Beatrix Potter without starting the visit off with a lovely cup of tea and a tray bake in the tearoom. It's a lovely start to the day and the setting is in keeping with the whole attraction. I'd recommend it.

No queues, plenty of seats. Amazing cake and scone and beautifully presented. Reasonably priced too, will come back next time we visit the Lakes.

We always call in for a cup of tea and a sandwich here. It's only a small team room but the staff are lovely and the food is good quality. There is a lovely atmosphere would recommend this place

We were at the Tea room after visiting the Beatrix Potter Attraction and it was a good place to eat for children and the rest of the family including 2 Vegetarians.

Tea and soup and a sandwich made a great lunch. Two choices for soup of the day which suited us nicely. Beautifully decorated with tea cups and teapots and sculptures similar to those in the exhibition. It was rather busy and full of families, which was to be expected during the summer holidays and for such a venue, so it can get very loud. The afternoon teas looked delicious and I was very jealous of the scrumptious-looking slices of cake. I shall have to come back to sample those! Planning ahead their menu can be found online.

While waiting to enter the show (Where is Peter Rabbit) nipped into the café there that was incredibly busy but were lucky to grab a table as another family left. Grandaughters enjoyed their juices, sandwiches and cakes while the adults enjoyed the afternoon tea. All of a high standard and delicious.

We ordered sandwiches for ourselves and granddaughter. Sandwiches are made to order and ours were all very good. Service was prompt with our granddaughter being served first which was a nice touch as children can get grumpy if they are kept waiting. The only downside was the state of the floor. This isn't the fault if the tearoom but of the people eating there. Why can't people clear up after themselves and/or their children. I'm sure they wouldn't allow such mess in their own homes. Staff were cleaning the floor when they were able but it was busy. Shame as it does detract from the overall ambience.

After a dismal time during the World of Beatrix Potter attraction, we decided to have a bite to eat in the tea room. We both sampled the scones with clotted cream and jam which were an absolute delight!

The cakes are usually ok & it's a good place to sit down after walking around the attraction, however it's pretty expensive for what it is & the few times we've been it's always had dirty tables & rubbish all over the floor. Not bad for a post-attraction brew, but don't expect too much.

The art from the attraction continues in this gorgeous tea room. The staff were very friendly and the drinks and food were delicious.

Good menu choices, also good children's menu. Counter service and food arrived quickly. Children's meal had less than fresh bread... Didn't discover until the leftovers though so didn't say anything. Nice cakes on show too, very tasty!

The best scones in Cumbria, delicious !! Lovely staff too , loved the Beatrix Potter themed menu , Peter Rabbit Salad etc

Was really busy and the tables are quite close together so people kept banging into us. The service was ok and the menu choices were good.

The tea rooms are free as well as the shop. Excellent service, high tea and cakes. The staff were very helpful and the meal we had was substantial and very enjoyable

We only had coffee and scones but there is themed meals etc throughout the day judging by the menu and the layout of the menu is changed at various time of the day to fit in with times eg morning coffee, lunch afternoon tea prices are very reasonable to the point we found them cheaper than we thought they would be.

Visited on a Monday afternoon. It was fairly quiet. Had a square of apple and cinnamon cake. It was amazing. Also tried bottled cream soda which was also good. Would recommend. Friendly staff and great decor depicting Beatrix Potter characters.

We decided to take our toddler to the musuem on our anniversary visit to Windermere and had high tea in the cafe first.For high tea for two and a childrens meal it came to over £24 which would have been fine but it was very underwhelming when it arrived.The biggest bug bear we have is that we got a plain lemon cake sliced in half and a chocolate cake sliced in half whereas we noticed they had given two ladies a strawberry sundae tart, 2x millionaires slices and a cupcake. Preferential treatment over one customer to another when they are paying the same money shouldn't happen openly in front of other customers as it just isn't fair.No issue with the staff but more effort has to be made to make the tearoom as a high standard as the musuem itself.

Visited B.P. World and then had Cream Tea after. Gorgeous scones and didn't break the bank. Only one disappointment. Felt that the slice of Rocky Road was extremely small for the price,

On our way to the world of beatrix potter attraction next door we popped in for lunch to this charming little tea room, the staff were very friendly and welcoming,the prices were very reasonable and the choice of food was great, the kids had the Peter rabbit picnic which had a good variety of choices which the kids could pick by themselves and then after we'd been next door which was also amazing, we nipped back in for tea and cake. ☕☆☆☆☆☆

Had a very nice high tea. The little ones had a Peter Rabbit picnic basket and helped us with our cakes! Really clean, lovely staff and will definitely be back again.

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Nice location, plenty of seating and nice cakes and coffee available. Clean inside and not badly priced good idea to have to entrances and they do afternoon tea

Reasonably priced cream tea in a lovely setting. Plenty of tea in the pot to allow two cups. Really enjoyable.

This is our go to place for tea when in town.The cakes and tea are consistently good and they have a lot of options for children.It can be a bit busy and noisy but then it's full of kids so it's to be expected.