Bollis Tearoom in Stockton-on-Tees

Absolutely fantastic food, great staff and nice old building sitting in front of the log burner 👌🏻 10/10… Phil and Jayne have done a fantastic job with this beautiful spot

This could be such a wonderful tearoom but unfortunately let down by poor quality food and uninterested staff. To be served ‘homemade’ soup and discover it’s out of a tin (albeit Heinz 😂) Being reasonably local it’s a known fact that some of the homemade goods are bought from Morrisons! Also if it’s says closing at 3:30, one would assume the door wouldn’t be locked at 3:20.

Lovely food, quick service , lovely staff . Tuna baguette and salad massive . Soup and sandwich very filling Great value

Having passed this tea rooms the day before and it looked inviting so we went for breakfast the following day. Plenty of car parking and even a small outdoor market next door on some days. Cosy environment with a large log burner providing lots of heat on the cold day. Ground floor tea room with a small mezzanine level above. Young friendly staff member greeted us at the entrance and showed us the available tables and we selected one close to the fire. We ordered the full English breakfast and coffee. The meal arrived in a timely manner and was well presented and to our order. It consisted of two sausages, two rashers of bacon, two eggs (you have the choice of preferred way of cooking), beans fresh cooked tomato, mushrooms and toast. It was cooked with quality ingredients, hot and served with a smile. We thoroughly enjoyed our meal and visit and will visit again when on our next holiday in the area.

We visited with our dogs, made very welcome. Lovely and clean, nice atmosphere. Enjoyed our lattes, really tasty pork pie and scones. Sausages provided for our dogs. Would visit again.

Having seen their advertising on social media about their cosy inviting tea room I thought this would be an ideal place to go with my friends, how wrong I was not cosy at all there’s 0 atmosphere and the staff couldn’t of cared less. The soup is out of a tin the bread is nasty and cheap and the ham is plastic. Come on bollis get your act together homemade soup must be one of the easiest things to make and I can’t believe you use cheap bread when you have a bakery practically on your doorstep which make’s fantastic bread. Why run a tea room when you are clearly using supermarket cakes. To add insult to injury the prices are extortionate!

Very disappointed ordered soup and a ham sandwich, only to find it was Heinz tinned tomato soup and the ham in the sandwich was like plastic ham. Coffee was ok but for 2 of us £17.00 . Very disappointing, will not go back

Although it is right on a busy main road, there is a garden area around the back, which was Ideal for us and the dogs...the staff even gave the dogs free sausages... Nice afternoon tea and they even sell alcohol

We visited for a coffee after looking round the adjacent Farmers’ Market which is in the yard area outside on Friday mornings. The coffee was very good, I had a small iced bun to go with mine. The toilets were very clean. There was seating in the lovely garden outside, however the weather was not very good on our visit.

Found this tearoom when I took wrong road on day trip from Whitby. Even though we hadn’t booked afternoon tea the hostess made a lovely afternoon tea. Nice selection of sandwiches of my choice, selection of cakes and scones, it tasted like the jam was homemade as well. Very clean, friendly and very good value for money

Myself, my husband and 2 friends booked afternoon tea here. Warm welcome and served immediately. The sandwiches, scones and mini cakes were lovely. The teapots were refilled for us. Nice quiet tea rooms. Outside seating available. Lovely location with plenty of car parking. The price was £15.00 each.