Bridges of Lymington in New Forest

No toilets in the café and 20 minutes for 2 lattes, despite only 6 people inside.

Bare in mind there's no toilets in the cafe!

Didn't eat, as was told there was toilet facilities, quite shocked especially in this day and age. This totally put me off

Not good coffee or service, shame quirky place.

This is such a great little cafe. Simple menu but home cooking at its best serving a range of sandwiches/toasties and breakfast meals.The coffees are also excellent so for me a perfect place to be.The lemon cake I had to day was perfection.

What a find.. Great value for money and superb food. Just felt a little quiet. Staff were great, and coffee was the best partner had drank in a while.

Only had coffee, but both the coffee and the atmosphere were so good that I stayed for another! Would definitely recommend.

Lovely cosy atmosphere with good coffee. Service was dreadful. Waited an hour and fifteen minutes for food to arrive. When my omelette eventually arrived, the guy on the table next door asked me what it was meant to be. No garnish and far too sloppy. Owner wasn't apologetic. Stick to sandwiches or a toasted bagel and you will be fine!

Worth th walk to the end of the shops for a quaint coffee shop used by locals and reasonably priced

We had a delightful Saturday morning breakfast here, with the team kindly reserving a table for us in advance. The ‘Big Bridges Breakfast’ was a highlight plus the delicious French toast. We loved all the little touches - knobs of real farmhouse butter and Denby mugs. The deli also has a plethora of good things. We’ll be sure to return next time we’re in Lymington!

My first time in Lymington and saw this cozy looking coffee/deli cafe as I walked passed, thought I’d have a look around town first but eventually headed back to Bridges for a take away cake but ended up getting two - Key Lime and Coffee/Walnut cake with a hazelnut latte. The key lime was amazing, super tasty and just delicious! The coffee/walnut was nice as well but the Key Lime triumphs it! The latte was smooth and velvety plus hot which was nice, I’m very particular when it comes to my latte. The decor inside I absolutely loved, such a warm cozy feel to the place - met Bridge herself and she was very friendly. Shall return before I leave Lymington.

Very yummy cheesecake will be back to try another flavour ❤️

Nice wee cafe, food good, great coffee, place could do with a wee spruce up and dust etc, friendly staff though😀

Called in for a late bite to eat on Tuesday. Ordered a piece of quiche with salad and coleslaw from the menu, and a decaf flat white. Waited about 10 minutes and was brought a plate with no coleslaw, and a very underwhelming salad made with iceberg lettuce, and a small barely warm piece of quiche. When I asked about the coleslaw, was told they'd run out... I ordered a decaf flat white - what I got seemed to be from a vending machine - definitely not a flat white. Spent £11.75. Trying to 'buy local' and support this small cafe, but I could have spent less in one of the large chain restaurants and got a much better lunch.

Beautiful traditional tea/coffee shop, with lots of food items and gifts to buy. Popped in for a coffee and a treat and according to my lovely Mum "the most delicious" gluten free victoria sponge cake. Would highly recommend and return.

Fabulous little coffee shop, excellent sausage roll, amazing rocky road topped with dried fruit & nut, and perfect cappuccino served in a quirky shaped mug that kept it beautifully hot. Will definitely be back next time we're in Lymington.

Good coffee and cake. Lovely staff

Such a beautiful Tea Rooms. Erin was so welcoming and attentive. I really appreciated this today it made all the difference. A lovely Coffee Shop / Tea Rooms. Very traditional. A pleasant find in Lymington.

Popped in to order a couple of cakes from the deli counter. Ordered a cherry pie to take away. Got home, had this with a cup of tea - and whilst the cherry pie looked lovely, sweet and juicy it actually was bland and flavourless and quite watery which is such a shame. It literally had no flavour - and no I’ve not got covid! My husband had the pecan shortbread slice but that was delicious!

Clean, healthy and varied menu combined with delicious home-made cakes and pastries and a wonderful variety of jewellery and gifts. Delightful staff. Enjoyed a lovely breakfast last week whilst staying at Wisteria Lodge B&B approx 80m away and as recommended by them.

Booked for afternoon tea and it didn't disappoint! Gorgeous little gem and will definitely be returning. Fresh sandwiches, fantastic selection of homemade cakes, scones, sausage rolls and quiche! Excellent service, clean and tidy and very friendly staff. Thank you for making our afternoon special!

Lovely sandwich with very nice brown bread but the coffee was not good and had a funny after taste I think a pot of tea or soft drink would have been better. The place is quite quirky and the staff were lovely, so well worth a visit.

Smaczne swieżutkie jedzonko, przemiła obsługa, przytulne i mile wnętrze. Kawiarnia, w ktorej mozna kupic także ładną porcelanę, ręcznie wykonaną biżuterię, przetwory owocowe i warzywne, jaja z wolnego wybiegu, oryginalne pamiatki itd Polecam serdecznie

Excellent bagel with fluffy scrambled eggs, bacon and mushrooms, sandwich with home made coleslaw and a toastie. 3 different coffees and all excellent

Great coffee shop/cafe with homemade items on display for sale (jewellery, teapots with cups/saucers, picture frames). Had the Turkey Club sandwich and my partner had a fried breakfast, both were fantastic. Coffee for 2 came in a cafetiere which was decent. Plenty of pastries and cakes too if you just want to pop in for a afternoon snack.

Okay a tad expensive for what we had.

Such a lovely cafe. I tried some of their fruit bread and a cup of tea and my friend had the best cheese toastie in lymington. Lovely ingredients used, they are also now selling deli items to take away. Great courtyard area and brought my dog as well. Made to feel very welcome.

Delicious freshly prepared food and cakes, amazing every time, staff are warm and friendly, visit every time we take a trip to Lymington. The best café in town!

CERTAINLY the best in town. The very best service, coffee and tea. You won't find such a variety of teas anywhere else. Highly recommended. It reminds me of having tea at Westminster Abbey. The quality of service, food and drink is beyond what you pay for :)

With the very best service, coffee and tea. You won't find such a variety of teas anywhere else. Highly recommended. It reminds me of having tea at Westminster Abbey. The quality of service, food and drink is beyond what you pay for :)

We visited yesterday for a light lunch for our family of four. At £5.95 for a bacon sandwich with not even 2 rashers of bacon and a few crumbled Doritos on the side I would say it was poor value. My sandwich of cheese (Pretty tasteless) and coleslaw was bland and served again with a few Doritos for £5.95 or possibly more, I can’t remember. Extra coleslaw as a side was £1.75 - pretty overpriced. My husband’s sausage roll was 5 inches long, if you’ll excuse the reference, and was not hot through, at £5.95 with nothing on the side. It was very average in taste. I think this is probably a great place for tea and cake as the cake looked super but the sandwiches are so overpriced. At that price I would expect a side salad and great quality ingredients. No toilet available either. Staff friendly and kind but food very disappointing.

A great little cafe,fresh,well prepared food,nice selection and friendly staff.

Found this most delightful coffee shop by accident and what a find. Great service great coffee and suburb cakes.A real tea /coffee house please seek it out for a proper experience.

We visited for lunch on a busy day, the cafe is at the far end of the main high street so was a bit quieter. We had sandwiches and crisps with coffee, all good quality and with a nice homemade feel. There were signs on the table saying children need to remain seated at all times and not touch the displays (there are ornaments and jewellery for sale throughout the space). I had my 18 month old with me so was a little bit worried when I saw the sign but thankfully she was well behaved and happily sat in her pram and ate her sandwich (there are no highchairs available). I would recommend the cafe but it's maybe not the place to come if you have children who like roaming!

Fantastic cafe, and lovely friendly staff, great coffee, wonderful cakes to die for and superb lunches, cannot fault, definitely recommend, well worth visiting if in town, Victoria sponge delicious

Ordered a birthday cake from Josephine for a family members big birthday - it was absolutely delicious and fantastic value for money. Josephine was very responsive to messages and made the perfect cake.

This is our always-go-to tea and coffee shop in Lymington. We've been many times and have never been disappointed. A small selection of simple delicious breakfast and lunches; a gorgeous selection of made-on-premises cakes and scones; a good selection of truly interesting coffee and tea; plus friendly service in a cosy environment.

We had lunch here at the end of our holiday in Lymington, just wish we had found it earlier. Great service with very friendly staff, the food was really good quality and well made, great coffee and delicious cakes (passion fruit and coconut was our favourite!) The cafe was very clean with all Covid regulations in place. Loved the decor and all the amazing crystals! We will be back when we come back to Lymington.

Excellent coffee and made to order sanwiches.

Called in on market day Saturday Away from the throng a bit Worth the walk Lovely toasted fruit loaf Friendly staff

Lovely cafe. Really welcoming and quirky. Excellent tea and cake.

We aren't regulars to Lymington but might have to be now we have found this gem. Very helpful and friendly staff, delicious food and drinks. Thank you so much for your hospitality

It is not obvious that this restaurant offers more than the typical tea shop offerings of tea (wide selection) and cake, however the home made food is exceptional and the homemade chicken and mushroom pie was the best I have had for a long time. Don’t be fooled by the quirky surroundings, this is a destination venue for those who appreciate unpretentious food cooked to a very high standard. Go out of your way and arrive hungry.

Ideal traditional tea room. Their coffee not so good. Plenty of homemade cakes. Owner very helpful and friendly

Fairly local but had no idea this place existed! Friendly staff, the best hot chocolate I've tasted and melt in the home made shortbread.Whats not to like! Will definately be back

Fab café at the top of the high street. Friendly staff, lovely surroundings and great coffee. Will return!

Good coffee and snacks at reasonable prices.

Delicious food cooked on the premises, really nice people. Very cosy. Definitely worth going to.

To my mind, despite the good tea shops, cafes and chain coffe shops in Lymington, nothing compares with the class, the food, the coffee, the service and the English tea-shop atmosphere of Bridges near the top of town near the Roundhouse. A fantasic choice of real coffees and teas for a start and the food, all home-made and delicious from breakfast to tea and delicious cakes with a good range of choices through the day. If I had to select the tea-shop winner of England it would be Bridges and we have travelled to most parts of the country over many years.. The quality of the food is beyond compare and gluten-free choices pluc vegetarian tastes etc are well catered for. . It is well worth the shprt walk from the store car-parks in anybody's terms. Just in case..I have no personal or professonal interest in Bridges. I just enjoy it ands wish I could get there more. All bestwishes to all there. Terry Langford. Milford on Sea. December 2019.

Disappointed- the bacon/avocado sandwich was huge so I didn’t have space for the rocky road! Fantastic sandwich, really good coffee and when I find space for the rocky road I’m sure it’ll taste as amazing as it looks. Quirky place, nice staff, I’m only visiting but Lymington is v lucky to have this alternative to the bland coffee chains so please support it!

Family visit without two dogs. Great selection of home made cakes and wide selection of teas. First rate Jasmine tea. Really nice atmosphere and appreciated the attentive and friendly service. Kids enjoyed the bacon sandwiches and milkshake.

Whilst this is a lovely coffee shop, I was shocked to be charged 6.95 for a requested small panini. Disappointed and felt i was ripped off. In other independent shops, such as lounges, a full panini with salad and crisps.

This is a very relaxed and lovely shop, however I think 6.95 is excessive for a requested small panini. Shame

Very friendly, welcoming staff. Ordered a hot chocolate and fruit scone. "Have the trimmings" said the server, so I did! On such a wet and windy day so nice. Loved the mismatched crockery.

Pleasant olde world atmosphere worth a second visit

Often overlooked as located at the top of High street (St Thomas street). Very charming atmosphere and friendly helpful owner

I will definitely be visiting again. Home made and fresh food. Delicious. Lovely hot coffee and strong . Perfect . Thank you.

Cosy little coffee shop with nice cakes

The lovely staff at Bridges provided cakes and scones (savoury and sweet) for our event. Everybody loved them - particularly the cheese scones. Cakes catered for various dietary requirements. All delivered to the venue. Great food, wonderful staff and good value!

We popped into Bridges whilst visiting Lymington for the day and it was a great find! Staff were very friendly & chatty even though it busy and the toasted fruit cake with hot butter was delicious! Would definitely return and recommend.

What a fantastic find visited twice. Great cakes cottage pie everything freshly made. Staff friendly and helpful. Our new go to for coffee and lunch.

I have only visited here for coffee but it is the best I have ever had out. An Americano is served in a cafetière at the same price a cup anywhere else and there is more than enough to fill the cup again. It is an interesting shop as well as a café and the cakes and biscuits, as well as all the food are homemade and delicious. Would not hesitate to recommend it.

A great find! Superb breakfast - very fresh, good quality produce! Lovely staff too! Cute little place.

Of all the tea-shops/cafes in Lymington, Bridges is my favourite with Elliots a close second and St.Barbe third. If you are at the top of town though, the only place is Bridges. It is a traditional tea-room, coffee-house with non-matching furniture, pretty cottons and probably the best coffee in Lymington. There is a choice from about 10 coffees and your choice can come in a cafetiere ,always welcome to me. The cakes are home-made and the food is excellent and freshly produced. For added pleasure there is also a shop display of gifts and decorative items that are remarkable in their variety and quality. A real treasure of a place with nice people to serve you and a very tempting display of confectionary. Don't miss it . A real treat in all respects. Terry Langford.

While on holiday we found this lovely little café by chance .Friendly staff ,excellent food ordered tea and teacake and also took away with us quiches ,cakes ,sausage roll and pies which where all outstanding and kept us going for a few days .Dont miss this wonderful cafe,definitely be back

Had a very nice lunch - so many lovely things to choose from - all beautifully cooked, nothing is too much trouble. Their cakes are all homemade (no packet mixes here ) difficult to pick only one. The staff are very friendly and helpful. My favourite eating place in Lymington.

Sitting here in this delightful hidden gem at the top of the high street. Relaxed and welcoming. Lovely pot of tea, stunning selection of cakes and our sandwiches were perfect.

We stopped here with our four legged friend for a coffee and a slice of something delicious , after reading some of the reviews we are so glad we did ... what a delightful quirky cafe with a charming owner who welcomed us to this great spot , so nice to have an independent cafe .... we couldn’t resist a slice of the vegan walnut cake not that we are vegan, but it was yummy !!! Lovely coffee what’s not to like ... if you are in Lymington with your dog then we would highly recommend .

Having lived in the area for two years we decided to check out this cafe. There are so many options in lymington it’s easy to miss this one as it’s at the top end of the high street.

We came here in a large group of ladies. The cafe is full of querky unusual jewellery and crystals which some of the ladies found eery. The cakes were very good, though it was pricey for a coffee and a cake.

Well worth the walk up the High Street to find Bridges. Coffee shop, also selling lovely pieces of jewellery and gifts. Nice coffee, served in a cafeteria, and delicious looking cakes (my 5:2 fasting day so didn't have any). Spotless and well decorated loo too.

A really quirky cafe selling home made cakes. We had coffee and tea with two cakes - fruit cake and flapjack made with beetroot and ginger which was lovely. The fruit cake was a little on the dry side. Drinks served in old fashioned cups and saucers. There is a large collection of old and new jewellery and crockery which makes a really interesting twist.

We always pop in when in Lymington as love the coffee and choice of home made cakes (I am coeliac and always have a choice of delicious gluten free cakes). I went for lunch with my friend recently and enjoyed tasty, relaxed lunch. Quaint, cosy and quirky...very happy to recommend.only reason gave 4 not 5 stars was because, due to all lovely display items, may not be suitable for toddlers or buggies

I visited this cafe with a friend and our two babies who are both under a year old. As soon as we entered I quickly realised that the place was not baby friendly. I struggled to manevour my pushchair around the limited space and on asking for a high chair, I was told they didn't have any. We stupidly persevered, and ordered sandwiches for the both of us, giving the little ones snacks whilst sat on our laps. Understandably babies are not the cleanest of eaters and dropped crumbs on the floor. We were then forced to move table as were dive bombed by wasps. Instead of helping us move all our food and baby bits, the lady behind the counter huffed and tutted whilst cleaning up the dropped crumbs. She then spent the remainder of our visit scowling at us, and making us feel very uncomfortable and unwelcome. If you are considering going to this cafe with babies I would seriously reconsider and find somewhere more baby friendly.

Today my friend and I visited this café with our children (who are both under 1 year old). On first entrance we realised how inaccessible the café was with a pushchair, but we carried on anyway as we are used to squeezing into small spaces with a pushchair. Once we were seated we asked about highchairs to be told they didn't have any, which again, although not ideal, was manageable. We had our babies sat on our laps whilst we were eating and gave them both a snack. Of course, babies are not the most coordinated of eaters and a few crumbs were dropped here and there, we did our best to clean up as we go but with limited space and wriggly babies on our laps, this was difficult. We were then forced to move tables as a few wasps starting buzzing aggressively round the table (it's the season for them, not the end of the world) but after struggling with moving everything over, we mentioned to a member of staff that there were a fair few wasps around for her to reply "I'll just ask them to leave then, shall I?" In a sarcastic tone. She then stormed off to get a dustpan and brush and huffed and tutted whilst cleaning up the last little bit of crumbs that we had missed before we moved tables. That same member of staff then spent the rest of our visit being very cold towards us, which led us to eating our lunch in total silence, even our very chatty babies must have picked up on the atmosphere as they were also silent the entire time (usually unheard of).

Had an amazing afternoon tea here. Nothing was too much trouble with choice of sandwiches to suit my vegetarian taste and such an assortment of cakes. This has become a regular haunt of mine and I certainly recommend it to all my friends

When ever I’m in Lymington visiting our boat I always drop into this family owned tea/coffee shop. They make the best ever Omelettes brimmed full of tasty fillings, I promise you it’s the best you’ll ever eat. I go for the Cheese, bacon, mushroom & peppers with a side salad but there’s lots of options to choose from. The tea and coffee are wonderful and the number of home made cakes makes it hard to choose which one. The service is warm and friendly and your sure to leave with a smile on your face and a new place to add to your favourites list.

Stopped here on a wet day and had a spectacular cappuccino on which floated chocolate chips and Gold (see pic). Was not going to eat but having seen the Green&Blacks; chocolate cake I couldn't be expected not to try it could I? My wife had a freshly baked cheese scone, the best she's had. Another visit soon!

Bridges is just round the corner from us and we come regularly for breakfast and lunch. Service is friendly and it has a great selection on the menu to suit all tastes and dietary requirements. Bit strange that there are gemstones and other bits all around you for sale, but otherwise it's great!

Lovely,peaceful place to sit and have a drink or a hot or cold meal! Perfect for a quick stop at lunch or for a long coffee stop or lunch (or one of their many many tasty homemade cakes!) We had a very tasty Vanilla milkshake with all the toppings. Lovely flavourful brushetta & a ham & onion omelette,loads of vibrant salad. We're both absolutely stuffed! Thank you

Vegans beware... you will probably eat more than you really ought to here. Super food, friendly staff and a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Oh, and a range of coffees including one that can blow your socks off! Highly recommended.

Having just landed back on the mainland from the Isle of Wight we had some time to kill before heading off to relatives nearby. Feeling peckish we decided on finding a cafe for a light bite. The cakes in the window of Bridges enticed us in.

Visited here with two friends, what a lovely quirky place to eat. the surroundings are so interesting, being a lovely shop with most unusual jewellery etc. Enjoyed so much and really kept our conversation going with what we would like for Christmas!!

Stopped by, as it was near our lodgings and had homemade cakes with cafetiere of coffee A good range of cakes, so had to come back and try more!

Fuimos a Lymington en el comienzo de una escapada de fin de semana lejos de los niños. Estábamos buscando un lugar para el almuerzo. Vi este lugar primera pero preguntábamos pasado para ver qué podemos encontrar. No aventurarse demasiado lejos, ya que el mercado estaba en reserva para el progreso lento. Como consecuencia, no encontramos en ningún otro sitio, así que volvimos a puentes y quedamos muy satisfechos, lo hicimos. Encantadora comida y bebida. Parecía muy tentador también pasteles, así que probé el triple choc brownie. Era muy sabrosa.

Great staff, great food, lovely cake too. Lots to choose from on menu. Cosy interior. Shop sells jewellery and other knick-knacks.

Picture speaks for itself 😋also very good in providing gluten free and vegan meals and cakes. Next time in Lymington call in - you won't be disappointed 👍

Me siento como en una cafetería diferente de leer las otras críticas. La comida era bastante grave, con una de las tostadoras sirve quemada. Cuando se lo señalamos y pidió otro nos recibieron con un solo gruñido, ni disculpa y respuesta igual cuando re sirve la nueva sandwichera, que todavía estaba un poco quemada. Cómo en la tierra puede porquería una sandwichera? Al salir nos dijo adiós y otra vez sin respuesta. Quizás el dueño había perdido su voz para ese día. ! ! Esta fue nuestra tercera visita, pero la primera vez para el almuerzo. Nosotros no vamos a volver!

Pensé que me gustaría añadir unas fotos esta vez, muy bien hecho con buenos ingredientes, bien presentado.

Hay un número de buen té - tiendas y cafeterías en Lymington. . El. . O Stanwell con manteca, casa para el centro de la ciudad a mediados de Elliotts y nuestro favorito, en la calle, Puentes uptown Thomas Street, al lado de la roundhouse. (no use las cadenas) para hacer las compras y luego ir allí. Es precioso por dentro, muy tradicional y con una luz y un ambiente agradable. Si quieres un poco de privacidad, el nivel superior en la parte trasera es genial. Hay un montón de cosas para ver y comprar. . Un gran lugar para presenta el personal. Pero la pieza de resistencia es el café y la comida. Nunca he probado tan buen café y hay varias opciones, todas elegidas por "mamá". . Obviamente un experto.. La variedad de tortas en demasiado tentadora para palabras, pero sigue siendo nuestro favorito en el momento es el ligeramente tostado té pan con mantequilla. . . . Excelente.. El menú para el desayuno y las comidas parece bueno y estos nos han prometido que la próxima vez muestra estamos allí. El café es dirigido por la madre, hija y parece que ambos son excelentes cocineros. . Sino chefs muy. Puedes comprar pasteles para celebraciones o simplemente para salir. Nunca sólo pasa si te apetece un Café, un té o un aperitivo o incluso un buscar presenta personal. Si no te pierdes un regalo. Esperamos mucho para la próxima vez. Terry y Jean B. Al-Shalhoob, Milford en mar.

Went for lunch in Bridges today. Had a really nice tuna ciabatta and shortbread. Freshly made food using really nice ingredients for example chocolate (green and blacks). Good selection of food, friendly staff and nice location in lymington.

Been here a few times now and I cannot express the effort. A very comfortable atmosphere with outstanding organic home made food by mother and daughter who take a huge pride in what they do. And once you're overwhelmed by the sheer excellence you can take a wonder around and take a look at the wonderful jewellery and minerals.Slightly up town away from the hustle of the mainstream high street cafes but this is at its advantage. I asked daughter about a minerals and she knew everything about each type, It's a pure and honest establishment and I would highly recommend to anyone in or visiting the area.

A great informal little cafe. The gluten free chocolate fudge cake was awesome, warmed up with a bit of cream and even the decaf coffee tastes like it has a kick!

Bridges is a small, cosy and friendly tea rooms and café at the upper end of St. Thomas Street...handy for Waitrose and for M & S car parks. It has about 24 covers??(not sure exactly) and it does the most excellent coffee...probably the best in the town. The toasted fruit cake and butter is to die for. Jean and I love its atmosphere and the nice staff.. The range of breakfast and lunchtime snacks is very tempting and lunch is our next aim.An additional attraction is a wide range of gifts from small glass ornaments to plates for the wall plus many unusual artefacts..some geological I think. A good place for an unusual present for a friend. We look forward to our next visit. This and Elliotts café further down town are our favourites, depending on what we are doing in town.. Terry and Jean Langford. Milford on Sea.

An odd mix of a tea room and jewellery/rock shop. We shared a piece of coffee cake. Made up of 4 slices and a variety of fillings (2 coffee and not sure of the middle on) so was very sweet. We visited on a chilly day so were grateful of a seat next to a portable radiator. Free wifi and nicely away from the crowds of tourists in Lymington.

This place is what a cafe should be like. Loads of homemade cakes and nice coffee. Best banana cake ever tasted. Worth a short detour.

Run run to Bridges Cafe. We are here on a sunny Tuesday morning surrounded by fabulous cakes eating the best breakfast menu I have eaten for ages. Great service. Don't miss it. Anyone who likes Bella's of Bloomsbury will be happy here.

As soon as you walk in the door, you feel welcome and everyone is friendly, nothing is too much trouble. The food is all made by the very qualified owner. It is a family run business and everything is delicious and excellently presented. I love going there it is such a lovely coffee house as well as so much more. The cakes are incredible and will suit any occasion should you wish to have one made. The owners also have well presented jewellery which has been created with beautiful stones and crystals which is ideal for gifts for all the family or to wear to particular occasions.

Fantastic coffee shop with a good choice of coffee and Teas, great selection of cakes and food. I had pate with ciabatta and salad, absolutely delicious, followed by a slice of cake. Cakes are homemade as is their soup.Very friendly owner and her daughter, good sense of humour. Also fantastic precious stone jewellery.I'll definitely be a regular customer.

Almost walked past this little tea room but my husband spotted that they catered for vegans. Lovely clean little place with a large selection of teas and wonderful cakes, we picked a banana cake topped with cranberries, absolute heaven, so moist and tasty - the tea was served in little china cups - everything was lovely - a little expensive but the vegan cake was homemade, organic and worth the little extra.