Cake Hole Cafe in Tower Hamlets - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

I visited here on Sunday, looking for a place to grab a coffee and snack while doing some writing on my iPad. I ordered an iced latte which was nice. It’s quite small inside so sharing of the tables is common which adds to the ‘friendly’ vibe (at first), and so I was sat at the end of one big table. To point out, I wasn’t using any of the cafes wifi (if they had any, I didn’t check) nor was I using any chargers/electricity. I was there maybe 30/40 minutes while drinking and finishing my coffee when the lady (owner?) came to tell me that because I had finished my coffee and hadn’t purchased anything else, I had to leave to give my seat up if more people came in. At this point it was getting slightly busier but there were still many available seats and a lot of orders were for takeaway. I felt quite embarrassed after this, as there were others sat beside me who heard and I suddenly felt unwelcome and that I had to leave. I had actually been about to order one of the scones and cream for some lunch but instantly felt uncomfortable doing so as it now came across that I was simply buying to stay. Sort of ruined my experience there. I would understand if I had been there hours and not purchased anything else or was using wifi/electric but I was there less than an hour and had bought a (£4) cup of coffee. I also add that another table of two had been there before me and after and were not asked to leave, and they were even given a tea and coffee on the house so it seems all guests aren’t treated equally. Avoid cafe if you enjoy being solo and doing some work on a device as they seem to dislike this, other wise it’s a nice vibe with nice coffee.

I like the atmosphere of the shop. The pink lemonade was very good and I enjoyed my little moment of peace when the cafe was empty.

Very beautifully decorated little café inside a very cute shop. I really loved how they pay attention to the details, have decav options and non dairy.

A hidden hideout in Colombia Market Scones and English tea are reasonably priced. The owner is also friendly. I wouldn't say the scones are the best, but the atmosphere is 100 points.

Just the perfect setting, hosts and food for a Hen party celebration 🥂 Thank you to Louise and Mark

Good coffee, fair service Not kid friendly

Stumbled upon this place after the flower market and was greeted by the great service and such a cute place. The tea and orange earl grey cake was better than anything you can find in the fancy hotels and well worth 5 star service at half the cost. Amazing hidden gem!

Super cute and cosy cafe tucked into a vintage store. Came here specifically for the scones as I saw they were highly rated. Definitely not disappointed. So fresh and soft, comes with your choice of jam and clotted cream. We also got a pot of English breakfast tea and an Orange Earl Grey cake to share. The cake had authentic orange flavour and it was really moist too. Friendly service :) will be back for sure for more scones and cake!!

This cafe near the outdoor flower market is full of “Alice in the wonderland” theme. You can enjoy a scone and British tea with a good price. My set is £7 only. Also, the flower market is located at a beautiful street with many special shops. However, they just open on weekend.

This cake cafe and teahouse is extremely charming, everything was very tasty and fresh.

Super cute cosy coffee at the back of a vintage shop. Absolutely loved it! The scones are one of the best I have ever tested. You have loads of options and the service is amazing: super nice, friendly and welcoming people 🥰

Kind and prompt service, charming location, delicious food and drinks. Feels like a magical discovery. ❤️

Lekker taartjes en leuk servies te koop.

Perfect place for scones and tea!!!

A perfect gluten-free cake! Highly recommend. Looked beautiful and tasted heavenly. Thank you Louise and team

Great wee spot. Popped in for a quick coffee and very glad I did. Lovely atmosphere and was served by a fellow cheery weegie. Coffee was fab and reasonably priced! Be back again soon.

I came here around 14:00 on a Sunday and really wanted to love this place, but they reheated my scone without asking (is that a thing here?) and it just did not taste good. Also the clotted cream was stiff as butter. That being said, jam was tasty, the atmosphere was great, and the cakes looked good. Maybe best to come here in the morning when the scones are fresh 🤷‍♂️

It's a very cute small cake cafe! I had a coffee walnut cake today and it was delicious!!!! The coffee was great as well. I feel welcoming and the staff are friendly and nice. I'm coming here again soon. :)

Absolutely loved it! Not a lot of tables, so you would have to wait a bit but totally worth it! The scones are really good and they have a variety of cakes!

The elderflower tea was delicious, as was the slice of lemon drizzle cake. Margaret, Mark, and Chiara(?) were very welcoming. I will come back again one day.

Planned my sisters hen party with Louise the owner and she went above and beyond for us. The food and drink was amazing. She made the whole process easy and took all the stress away I can not thank her enough. Would highly recommend popping in for some tea and cake will not find better service anywhere else thank you Louise and your husband as well you both made the day perfect for my sister and her hen party ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Went for a private hen party and the lady and gentleman couldn’t have been nicer. The food was exceptional and the whole place was beautiful. Pink lemonade was lovely but the cakes are out of this world

Excellent scones and cosiest vibe 🤩

フラワーマーケット沿いにある、ビンテージショップの奥のカフェ。朝8時のマーケット開始に合わせて行き、帰り道には既に開いていて、退店時にはかなり混み合ってきていた。 店内は狭いが可愛らしく、カップなどもそれぞれ異なっていて楽しい。名前のとおり、ケーキが美味しかった。 一時的にかもしれないが、お手洗いが使用不可だったのが残念。

We had drizzle and sponge, very delicious! Tea is good, with the nice tea pot and cups, just enjoyed the atmosphere very much. Scones are sold out, what a pity, but will return for it next time.

Adresse incontournable ! Le meilleur petit déjeuner du quartier avec ses délicieux scones et son adorable patron :) On adoré et on revient chaque week-end ! Ne changez rien et MERCI . De plus on en profite pour acheter de la vaisselle car la boutique est so cute !

I decided to visit the place after seeing the Google reviews. The scones were fresh and huge but very dry on the inside, however, the homemade clotted cream & strawberry jam were too good. Staffs were very friendly, and the service was fast. The most thing I liked about this place is the ambience.

This cafe is a real hidden gem. It's cozy, it's intimate, it's got great ambience. It's the kind of place you walk into and immediately feel at home

Tea for two and some sweets to pair! The atmosphere, service, and food are all impeccable! Do visit if you wanna be in for a treat.

Delicious cakes and fab sausage rolls a treat before going to the mstket

Nested at the back of a vintage store, this coffee shop is a true gem. The staff is super friendly, and coffee was insanely good. I didn’t order any pastries but they looked amazing. The atmosphere is super cosy and comfy thanks to a very unique interior design style which makes you wonder whether you haven’t just stepped in Beatrix Potter’s wonderful world!

The shop is super cute, and the coffee area is nice. The coffee isn’t great but the pastries are worth a try. However the man that serve in the counter is rude and treat the coffee shop like a canteen. I was chatting with friends and halfway through my cup of coffe that he told us we must leave for other clients (in a rough impolite way). Just that situation has ruined the experience which had a good start.

Cute little tea shop, scone were awesome 👏🏾

A hidden gem of a place with a charming atmosphere capable of making you feel like you're many miles away from the bustle of one of the worlds busiest cities. The premises are small with a high demand. Luckily we were seated almost immediately. The service was top notch and very friendly. Now the tasty bit. The cream tea and scones hit the spot. The Victoria sponge absolutely delicious. Even the café latte was velvety smooth. So much better than expected. Miles better than any other coffee shop I have sampled in the city in recent years (big chains and independent little ones). Definitely hoping to make it back to this place again very soon. Only wish it was open during the week too. Well done 'Cake Hole Cafe'.

Thee en scones waren lekker maar de jam was te zoet (niet zelfgemaakt denk ik?), carrot cake was smaakloos, clotted cream sloeg nergens op. Wel een heel vriendelijke bediening en een leuke atmosfeer! Was gezellig maar voor een afternoon tea zou ik een andere plek opzoeken!

What a cute place! Delicious scones and cakes, which make choosing quite tricky 😋 I fell in love with that street which has nothing but cute shops ❤️

Very lovely area and teas are yummy. The cake was good but a bit heavy

Superb cakes/ fab coffee and a whole range of teas. Amazing vibe, bright and lively surroundings and friendly chatty informative staff situated inside a lovely vintage store with much to browse.

Wonderful little cake shop. Friendly and amicable service. Cakes are well priced and the all atmosphere is really nice.

Fun Afternoon at Cake Hole Cafe We had an amazing time at the cafe for my nieces Hen Do. Beautiful crockery and cutlery and an abundance of lovely sandwiches, homemade sausage rolls and the most gorgeous choice of homemade cakes. Lovely atmosphere and staff couldn’t do enough to help to make it all run smoothly. Very enjoyable afternoon

Beautiful little venue for my friends hen party. Decor was perfect, and the food was amazing! The best coronation chicken we’ve had in a long time. Louise went above and beyond to make it very special. Extremely attentive and nothing was too much trouble. We had such a wonderful time and would definitely recommend it! Thank you Louise - you have created a beautiful place. Xx

Siamo stati a vedere il bel Columbia Market e ci siamo fermati a fare colazione in questo incantevole shop/caffè in cui è abbastanza difficile trovare posto, ma ci siamo riusciti ed abbiamo mangiato delle torte deliziose accompagnate da tè e caffè. Il personale è molto gentile. Dopo aver fatto colazione abbiamo gironzolato nello shop pieno di oggetti natalizi, stoviglie ed accessori per la casa molto carini. Al momento di pagare alla cassa c'era un'adorabile signora con cui ho scambiato due parole e che dopo averle fatto i complimenti per la bellezza del posto, mi ha abbracciata e ringraziata, certo non mi aspettavo questo calore, ma mi ha fatto molto piacere!!!

The place looked beautiful decked out in flowers and balloons, service was fantastic and the cakes!!!! As a vegan I'm not used to having so much choice, a member of our party who was celiac was equally well catered for. Thank you Louise, for being so accommodating and putting in so much effort. I would 100 per cent recommend.

Incredible place to visit, stop for a long moment and eat good cake and delicious coffee. Kind service.

The perfect venue for a bridal afternoon tea party, Louise was beyond helpful and went to such great lengths to ensure the party was a great success. I could not have pulled off the impossible without her and if you are trying to find somewhere everyone will enjoy themselves, the Cake Hole Cafe tucked at the back of Vintage Heaven will answer all your prayers! With delicious fresh cakes, vintage teacups galore, picture perfect table settings and more importantly a hostess whose attention to detail and generosity ensure a memorable occasion, I have recommended it to all my friends as a hidden East End gem! A huge thank you again to Louise and Mark for all their help.

Gemoedelijk, vintage koffie/theehuisje met heerlijke zelfgebakken scones, brownies, taart enz. Gezellige inrichting met houten tafels, geborduurde schilderijen en vintage servies. Heerlijke plek om te relaxen met een pot thee of een cappuccino. Voorin is een winkel met servies onderdelen uit grootmoeders tijd en andere leuke hebbedingetjes. vriendelijk personeel.

This is an absolute treat away from the hustle and bustle of Columbia Road. A lovely selection of homemade cakes and sweet treats including some vegan options. Prices are all very reasonable especially considering the quality of the food and service. The cafe is in the back of a vintage shop so the surroundings are quirky. A reallly enjoyable refreshment stop.

We had the most fantastic family birthday tea party at Cake Hole for my sisters 60th. Carl made a lemon and blueberry birthday cake and we had proper afternoon tea with cucumber sandwiches and scones with jam and cream. I can’t thank Louise and Carl enough - they were so welcoming and lovely -everything was fabulous

This old fashioned cafe is treat when you eat a great tasting cake and a cup of coffee in the midst of old antiques . The market and the charming locality of Columbia road is enchanting place to go . The home Mede rage of cakes will linger in memory for some times during your stay admiring the old things of charms of the bygone era . Not too pricy .m

This charming eatery is a gem offering the home made cakes and pastries . Located in the famed Columbia road . But , a word of caution - it is open only on the weekend Saturday and Sunday . The whole atmosphere is memorable to come here and have a treat along with some lovely coffees . Prices are realistic and service is great . A hidden gem of the city ! Surely a treat !

Attended Alice Gabb’s calligraphy classes at the Cake Hole. The front is a vintage tea shop and the cake hole is a quirky vintage themed cafe at the back. Mark is a lovely host. We had a choice of homemade lemon drizzle, vegan raspberry & chocolate and a Victoria sponge cake. They were absolutely delicious.We had a lovely time at this cafe with cross-stitch frames on the wall and vintage furniture.

Location molto interessate; un angolo british nascosto ed inaspettato che ha reso la sosta ancora più magica. Abbiamo preso tè e una bevanda fresca al limone e assaggiato cake di carote. Ottima la qualità, il servizio e la cura dei particolari. Ci torneremo.

Located in London’s Columbia Road, this is an absolute Aladdin’s cave for vintage lovers of china, glass and cutlery and a whole assortment of little gems dotted in between. Guaranteed a warm welcome, screaming of genuine hospitality, this is the place to head for at the weekend for some retail therapy of the nostalgic kind and if that wasn’t enough, you can indulge in homemade cake heaven at the same time! Events catered for, baby showers and hen dos. Cakes are sumptuous and vegan and gluten free also available. Savoury snacks available too. All this, whilst listening to fantastic music. What more could you wish for?!

Abbiamo scoperto questa sala da tea, camminando al mercato dei fiori di Columbia road. Posto incantevole che conserva un english style fuori dal tempo!Un giardino segreto dove sorseggiare tea e assaggiare piccoli dolci molto gustosi..presa una carrot's cake veramente gustosa! Personale gentile e prezzi abbordabili!Deliziosa tana!Una di noi vive a Londra e ci tornerà sicuramente appena potrà

Pedimos dos soya cappucinos y eran terribles!!!! El lugar tampoco me gustó. En mi opinión la decoración del lugar es desagradable.La atención es buena.

Aussi fouilli que la boutique de porcelaine vintage attenante, ce petit bijou de tea-room sans prétention nous a séduit avec sa porcelaine dépareillée, des nappes de toutes les couleurs, des chaises de tous les styles et son personnel excentrique. Grand choix de thés et gâteaux et ambiance animée, conviviale et décidément British. Un must si vous visitez le marché au fleurs à côté.

Having the eyes of the proprietor on you, until you were carefully escorted to the card machine in the vintage shop, was not a positive experience.Tea, coffee, and a cake , only made a total shy of the ten pounds fixed card fee- strange sum £5 yes understand that, but ten?...., so it was an extracted £2 for custom service and ambience for which there was none. As Harry and Paul say,” Really saw you coming!,”Won’t ever go back thank goodness.

Lovely homemade range of cakes in a quirky intimate setting. Service very friendly too. Good place to recharge whilst shopping.

We held a baby shower here this afternoon for afternoon tea, there was a group of 15 of us, lovely family run cafe at the back of the shop. The owners put on a great spread for us. They placed fresh flowers on the table, a selection of carefully selected sandwiches, fresh scones and some French macarons. They were very attentive without being intrusive and made especially a gluten free cake that went down well. I would highly recommend this venue.

When was the last time you were served freshly-made, warm scones with clotted cream and a choice of raspberry or strawberry jam, alongside a pot of freshly brewed Earl Grey tea? And wouldn't you go back for second helpings, too? I couldn't resist!The Cakehole Café, midway along Columbia Road Flower Market is the best possible self indulgence to relish on a Sunday afternoon. And I did! Thank you all.

Lovely cake and coffee. Eclectic mix of seating. Ercol and 60's game arcade, church pews. Loved the placemats. I remember we had one as a teapot stand. I hadn't thought about it in over 30 years but the sight of it took me right back to my Dad drinking his beloved Glengettie tea.

hidden little gem, perfect for spending your days drinking strong coffee and enjoying sweet treats. Will be back for more people watching and the carrot cake!

This is a cafe at the back of a vintage shop in Columbia Road.Tips - be prepared to share tables, their tables are large (6 seaters) and it is expected that you won't "hog" them. Also, for lap-top users who like to hog a table, this isn't for you, as it will be very inconsiderate due to the demand for space, particularly on a Sunday.If you are going on a Sunday, go early.It can be congested, and the vintage shop is small, so best not to go there if you have bulky shopping from the flower market.Tea/coffee/cake is a tad expensive, but not silly. Service is good.

Domenica a Londra, cosa fare? Semplice, perdersi tra le adorabili bancarelle vintage del Columbia Road Market, proseguendo tra gli artisti di strada sino al Brick Lane Market e fermarsi per una pausa colazione, o merenda, in questa meravigliosa chicca nascosta. All'apparenza la facciata è quella di un classico negozietto vintage ma sul retro si celano tè, tavolini e torte deliziose. Consiglio la torta cioccolata e menta, sublime.

Domenica a Londra, cosa fare? Semplice, perdersi tra le adorabili bancarelle vintage del Columbia Road Market, proseguendo tra gli artisti di strada sino al Brick Lane Market e fermarsi per una pausa colazione, o merenda, in questa meravigliosa chicca nascosta. All'apparenza la facciata è quella di un classico negozietto vintage ma sul retro si celano tè, tavolini e torte deliziose. Consiglio la torta cioccolata e menta, sublime.

Although it was cold outside, the tomato basil soup and scones immediately warmed our bellies. The combination of cream and jam on the scones was perfect and the tea complemented very well too.As this place is not very big, it gets crowded but this does not take away the coziness of Cake Hole.

Cozy little cafe filled with quirky things, porcelain from grandmother's time & lovely cake. When now there should not miss out on looking at things in front store Vintage Heaven that oozes charm and good ideas for the replacement of your dull porcelain. I will definitely come back.

Un magasin avec au fond un petit café pour bruncher - délicieux gâteau carottes et au café - très bon thé ( modèle familial pour 2 3 ou 4)Prix raisonnable

Cute and quirky place, excellent cakes warm scones and delicious cakes, also the atmosphere is great and the staff is very attentive. would go back

This place is the cutest. Run by an elderly couple. They are cheerful. It's a great place to have typical high tea with scones and jam. Loved loved vibe and feel of the place.

Had hot chocolate here today - it's a nice quiet place away from the busy flower market. Cakes are nice too. Would go again

I stopped here after visiting the Columbia Road Flower Market, and was happy to be away from the crowds at the market. The cafe is tucked into the back of the Vintage Heaven shop. The staff were very pleasant and attentive, and the scone and hot chocolate were excellent. It's a small place, but very quaint and warm. Definitely recommended!

フラワーマーケットに行ったときに偶然見つけたショップカフェも併設されていて、人が多くお店の中はとても狭かったです。今回はカフェは利用せず、ショップのみ見学。食器の価値はあまりわからないのですが、とにかく狭いので緊張する空間でした。

Set near Columbia Road's famous sunday Flower Market the Cake Hole is set at the back of a small shop. A very quirky setting but good service and really excellent tea and in our case always a scone and jam. A great way to start my sunday morning and have been coming here for a long time now and it never fails to impress

Perfect stop for a hot drink and a nice snack or scone/piece of cake. They do veggie and meat pastries. Cheese, plain or fruit scones. And, a fantastic range of homemade cakes YUM!

A great little find, in the back of a vintage homewares shop. Rounded of a visit to Columbia Road Flower Market nicely. There was a variety of delicious cakes on offer; with eclectic crockery adding to the ambience. The service was also friendly and personable.

C'est en entrant dans une boutique vintage de type brocante que l'on découvre le Cakehole Cafe. Le patron est accueillant et très gentil. Les pâtisseries/ cakes (carrot cake, sponge cake, scones salés et sucrés...) sont excellentes!

Despite ordering several cakes and teas, owner/waitress basically asked us to leave after 45 minutes, She was pretty rude about it Otherwise, it's like tea at your Gran's - with similar quality cakes and tea. Wouldn't go back

This place was absolutely original and adorable, you walk into this cute little boutique that sells 2nd hand teacups and sets and random items and in the back you find this little tea place selling delicious scones & cakes!!!! Highly recommended if you are going to the Columbia Road Flower Market!

Fruit scone with clotted cream and jam for a Sunday morning brunch, very naughty, but very nice. Lovely polite service from the staff.Good coffee, loved the atmosphere, lots of cluttery bits and pieces I guess but it made for a charming little Cakehole. In the madness of the market that morning when you could barely move and never mind trying to see the flowers it was lovely.I love the shop too.

I got the impression that the place has changed hands since our last visit. It is with a heavy heart that I have to say that it's gone downhill. There was a man working there, who could be the new owner, who has poor people skills. He seemed ill at ease. The cakes are not of the same high quality as our previous visit. One of our party had a scone that had been nuked in a microwave. it was so hot you could have fried and egg on it!!!

One of the nicest tea places in London! It is definitely off the beaten track you - won't find it unless you know it. It's tiny and authentic with tasty cakes, scones and teas for a as cheap as you can have it!

Only open Friday-Sunday (coinciding nicely with the Columbia Road Flower Market held on Sundays), this is a hidden gem not to be missed. Well positioned just before you get caught up in the throng of market-goers (or as a reward for when you get back out) and tucked in the back of Vintage Heaven, a quaint, family-run shop selling retro and mid-century china-wares. A little bit like walking into your granny’s living room, with cross-stitch frames on the walls, mismatched crockery and almost-chintzy items dotted around, it’s a real step back in time. The staff are very friendly, not minding if you arrive with armfuls of flowers, and it has a sense of “community” with customers sharing tables during busy times. Incredible cakes (at about £3 per slice) – I had the apple and blueberry cake which was deliciously moist, while my friend had the carrot cake (very strongly flavoured with cinnamon and unusually contained some dried red berries) which I was reliably informed had “frosting to die for”. Though large portions, we happily devoured every last crumb and continued to salivate over cakes being ordered by other customers – the Victoria Sponge and chocolate and peanut butter banana loaf being of particular note! Simple, honest home baking at its best. The idea is that everything you see you can buy, although, perhaps typical of me, I wanted the one thing that wasn’t for sale – an old teatime treats recipe book. However, the owner was very helpful, writing down the book’s title and ISBN number for me, which happily I have since been able to source online.

The worst customer service ever. Intimating man who cut our cake, pressure to order from the waitress who kept nagging us to order the minute we walked in and then blaming us for muddling the order. Do not go here. So many more beautiful and better services cakeries in hackney

Great atmosphere. Very helpful staff. Super cakes. Lovely teas and coffees. Nice buzz. Loved the place, especially the old world charm. Memorable experience.

We were in the area of Columbia Road for the Corner Shop exhibition,and we fancied tea. At 2.30pm, this place was packed (presumably with flower market shoppers). The cakes looked great.They were so busy, that there was a backlog, and I watched the very last of the cakes disappear off their stand before I even had chance to order. There was nothing to stay for, so we left. I am sure they would have been great, but for a place called Cake Hole to run out of cake speaks volumes.

Thread your way through the vintage crockery shop at the front (being careful not to smash anything in your rush to sample the cakes beyond) into a cosy tea shop serving a small selection of sandwiches and lots of cakes and teas on mix and match vintage crockery. Hit the spot after an hour of fighting along Columbia Road and a welcome break. The smoked salmon sandwiches were plain but delicious. A generous pot of tea for two for £3. It may be a bit picky but my only gripe was with the Victoria sponge. I'm a bit of a stickler on these, and in my personal view they are marred by buttercream. The sponge itself was dense and moist, just how I like it. The jam tasted very fruity and home-made. But I just can't be doing with buttercream, sorry. Fresh cream only please! What a shame. Otherwise it would have been the full 5 points!

A trip to Columbia Road and its amazing flower market is never complete without a visit to Cake Hole at the back of Vintage Heaven. Simply love the ambiance there - quirky and kitsch with the kind of cakes your grandma used to bake. I adore the way preloved china, glass ware, kitchenalia and other vintage finds are colour co-ordinated to make even the kitschest finds seem stylish. The theme continues in the delightful cafe with Ercol furniture and melamine trays adding to its charm.Always a great selection of cakes (home-made, of course). A big fan of the coffee walnut sponge, plum cake, and battenburg (although this hasn't made an appearance for some time...shame, it knocks spots off the bought variety) on this occasion hubby and I went for the cinnamony, moist carrot cake and a slice of blueberry and lemon cake. Both scrummy accompaniments to a steaming mug of coffee. A popular spot with tourists, on this occasion we missed the rush (it was an early visit for elevenses) and there was plenty of room to sit. Table-sharing adds to the homely atmosphere at other times and we've often been asked by (usually Japanese) tourists to photograph them with their cream tea.Very friendly service by a cheery guy who managed to keep smiling despite having a ca(ke)tastrophe when the carrot cake he was slicing hit the deck! A bonus is that there is also a loo for customers' use - Columbia Road is a little lacking in that department.My only criticism is that the frosting on the cakes tastes distinctly of margarine. Although some folk might not mind this, in my view there's nothing to beat the flavour of butter.

What a lovely tea room situated at the back of a retro shop. superb cakes, great coffee and atmosphere. The place was packed but the two staff dealt with everything with ease.

This is a lovely little tea shop in the back of a lovely vintage shop. The decor is cool-kitsch and the cafe feels like a grandma's kitchen but a bit more trendy. It is only open on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. They have about a dozen different teas on their menu and some delicious cakes - I had a slice of the plum cake which went very well with my 'vintage heaven' tea. The man serving was a bit inexperienced, but he was honest about it and friendly with it. I would definitely go again and would recommend it if you are in the area.