Chapel Cross Tea Room in South Somerset

Friendly, amazing coffee & homemade cakes, see the goats & taste Roses cheese , great place to meet friends and make friends, there are chickens, a cat & dog all waiting to be made a fuss of .

Nos costó un poco encontrar la cruz de la capilla, pero nos alegramos muchísimo de que nos encontramos. La comida era fantástica y casero - cordial bienvenida - me sentí muy cómodo allí justo lo que usted necesita - gracias

Glastonbury! Bien precioso café y tartas fantásticas y tan agradable de las mujeres. Usted ayudó a hacer mi primera visita un placer. Gracias x

Si tengo una fecha de almuerzo con amigos siempre elegir aquí. Sopa con focaccia y era tan encantador que me fui a casa y hizo la sopa, intentando replicar! Servicio de la propietaria, había café y pastel para terminar y el precio final es increíble. Tan barato, pero la calidad es increíble! Sin duda lo recomiendo!

Cabeza de sur a norte de Cadbury para encontrar esta joya. Hermosa casa de comida casera sabrosa. Relajado y antigua capilla interior de interesantes

Rosas es un propietario bienvenida a este diminuto capilla del siglo xii atmosférico, que probablemente fue utilizada como lugar de descanso para los peregrinos en su camino a Glastonbury. Sopa de tomate asado tuve bebé con pan apio, más como una masa de bollo - absolutamente delicioso. La tarta Bakewell y almendra cruasanes también eran deliciosos. Hacen pan de especialidades para la orden. Búscala en Facebook para horarios de apertura. Está entre el sur y el Norte de Cadbury Cadbury. Sin duda nos alojaremos de nuevo allí.

Un salto aquí un tentempié y ahora quiere volver.Teníamos casa pasteles de té nos y tarta. Todos pensamos que era delicioso.El café era muy agradable también.La tierra tiene gallinas vagando libremente, para brocas y cabras detrás y al lado del salón de té. Se puede ver el jardín industrioso desde la zona de estar exterior.No pudimos ver el interior, así que tendremos que volver a eso.El dueño es muy agradable y muy servicial.Gracias por la comida y su tiempo. Ambos eran encantadores.La pregunta final "volvería?"tan pronto como sea posible. Estoy intentando organizar a tiempo para almuerzo o merienda-cena de camino a otro lugar.

Hemos sabido de este lugar para las edades, pero, en el último me dio un picotazo. Fue todo un lujo.Es muy peculiar si eso es la palabra correcta, una capilla remodelada que también es como una casa y un lugar para recoger objetos totalmente al azar.Llegamos bastante tarde, ya que era una cosa de última hora, así que el menú era limitado, que son lo suficientemente lejos, así que me puedo quejar plumpt por un café y un tazón de sopa de tomate cherry asado.Este sopla Blimey, nada como usted esperaba, era deliciosa puede probar muchos sabores. Pero la luz era grueso y simplemente fantástico. Llegó con una gran losa de pan fresco con un tomate y aceites secados al sol.Este lugar es una pequeña joya, el personal es genial, el lugar peculiar pero muy acogedor. Tienen un montón de cosas y murciélagos para niños pequeños para jugar con si es necesario.Tenemos suerte ya que tenemos un vale de un amigo, así que puede volver pronto pero si tienes que pagar los precios son geniales, mi sopa y pan era de £4, no tienes que a menudo.Realmente lo recomiendo si en la 303, gracias por una tarde encantadora.

Disfrutamos de nuestro almuerzo aquí, así que cogimos nuestros visitantes franceses. La quedamos impresionados por el "primor" de la cafetería, y disfrutaron de su almuerzo. La sopa de hongos fue elogiada y tuve mi "normal" la sopa de pimiento asado, que me encanta. Por favor darme la receta!!!!!

Visité La Capilla Cruz de Té con mi madre anciana para almorzar por recomendación. Es muy difícil de encontrar y sólo por casualidad que me pilla la pequeña señal como estaba en el coche.Nos esperaba un cálido recibimiento por los clientes amables y el dueño. la sopa estaba deliciosa y el pan también. Creo que la comida deliciosa hay algo por el humilde interior. Los cubiertos y acero inoxidable cafetière podría beneficiar de un polaco, ya que ambos estaban sucias.Sopa deliciosa pero un poco demasiado cruda y rústico para mí

Paramos aquí para el almuerzo durante una 15.5 millas a pie en la formación de nuestra Walkthewalk Moonwalk.Fue una delicia. Teníamos huevos escalfados en pan tostado con chutney de soda tomate regados con agua y un café. Deeeeelicious - Muchísimas gracias. Terminamos nuestro paseo de vuelta a Sandford completamente renovados.Muchas Gracias por la bienvenida y sabrosos comestibles del.

Interesting Converted Chapel that is now a quaint tea room. Had an enjoyable pot of tea and cake here. It was hard to find mind! It is virtually on the slip way on the exit of the East Bound A303 cadbury junction

We cycled there for lunch, wondering if we had brought enough cash. But what good value! My roasted cherry tomato soup was really delicious and served with my choice of garlic and tomato focaccia and my husband had a ham sandwich which had a generous salad garnish. Coupled with a pot of tea for two and we had only spent £11! So well worth the money, my only reservation is that my review might make it too popular to get in next time!

The A303 is a tedious road but one of it's high spots is the Chapel Cross Tea Rooms... just turn off at the sign for North and South Cadbury and you are in for a real treat. The Team rooms are in a small stone converted chapel right by the A303 bridge so easily accessible. Rose, who used to live in the Chapel before converting it to a unique and quirky venue, offers a limited range of light lunches, cakes and buns and is very welcoming in her usual down to earth manner. You don't stand on ceremony with Rose! Not only is the food excellent, the drinks delicious and surroundings convivial....wait until you get the bill. Rose could charge twice what she does and you would still think it was value for money. Very popular with local residents.

I went to the web site to check details but the site is defunct. Nevertheless set off for lunch at the tea rooms. Then spent a frustrating amount of time driving around South Cadbury looking for the cafe. Despite the address given on this page, it seems that you should not turn off the A303 to South Cadbury but to NORTH Cadbury - can then be found on the slipway to the A303.When we eventually located it we found that it was closed. Evidently closed Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.Sorry cannot comment on the food. Yours grumpily, Davy

Delicious home-made food and mouthwatering selection of cakes with lovely service in a beautiful rustic converted chapel and all done by one lady. The atmosphere and quaintness of places like this are much much nicer than any modern establishment I have been too, I was very impressed. Will definitely come again

We always make a point of stopping off here on our way to Cornwall. The food is all made in the chapel kitchen and is delicious and wholesome. The Chapel Cross Tea Room is atmospheric and beats stopping at a featureless road side cafe that shall remain nameless. Go there; it's a real treat

This is something rare and delightful ..... Home cooked food from a passionate owner / cook.Whether it's coffee and cake on a bike ride stop, a light lunch with family or friends or afternoon tea after a big walk the tea rooms will always please .It's not grand or trendy it's just a lovely old building with a warm and welcoming greeting and fantastic home cooked food ! Don't expect the usual selection of frothy coffees - but you will get a good cafetière .Always a huge selection of home made bread and cakes and extremely good value. Just one thing , don't tell everyone !!

Lovely little tea room and cafe which serves both hot and cold meals together with drinks and a great selection of cakes and fancies.

We need a family lunchtime meeting point last weekend near the A303 Sparkford area and this was perfect! Lovely soup and sandwiches with a proper homemade feel, good coffee and very reasonable. Slightly tricky to find (follow the signs to North Cadbury rather than South!) but handily close to the main road when you know where you are going. A welcome alternative to the other options on the 'Road To The Sun'.

Great little cafe in a converted chapel off of the A303 near South Cadbury. Delicious homemade food and a wide selection of hot and cold drinks. Very quiet with only a few tables, but definitely worth visiting!

As cyclists we are always on the lookout for tea rooms and what a find this is.big pot of tea home baked cakes ,a gem of a find.Although close to home try and come home through North Cadbury so we can call in.

Tucked away in the beautiful Somerset countryside this delightful cafe is a real find . Delicious home-made soup and home-made bread at a bargain price . I'm going back soon to try the other items on the lunch menu and of course and I must try some of their delicious looking cakes.

divert from the A303 for 2 minutes and gift yourself a meal at this tea room - lunches, described as light, consist of your choice, today's was an individual home made roasted vegetable tartlet together with a mound of fresh salad, a huge chunk of freshly made bread and all for £4!! and as for the cream teas.....and the homemade cakes YUM!!Then when you find yourself in the awful position of not checking your money situation before you left home and find you don't have any to pay with and the proprietor says 'drop it in next time you're passing'. She wasn't interested in taking a name or address...and when you find your chequebook, write her a cheque and include a tip..she hands it back to you in cash as the only appreciation she wants is you to say how much you enjoyed it...........which we did of course....Amazing Fantastic Place just hope it doesn't get too popular and I'll always be able to find a seat!! it opens from 11 to 5.30 Wednesday to Saturdayhttp://www.chapelcrosstearoom.co.uk/

Faboulous home cooked simple food in a lovely setting . Incredible value and so friendly - great for children too .