Diamond's Tea Room in Solihull

A lovely tea room with stunning views. The good is excellent and well worth a visit. Ann Marie is the perfect host and she does bake the most amazing cakes.

We only found this cafe as it’s off the main road because we were walking while on holiday. Such a stunning location with panoramic views across the countryside. Loads of outside seating. Check opening times on Facebook page. We had a ploughman’s (huge) and a sandwich, both were amazing but I forgot to take photos. 🙄 We did a lovely circular walk to have lunch here on route. I also had the hummingbird cake (come she’s try done it was amazing)! I wish I could bottle the quiet and peaceful location to take away! A must if you ever in the locality!

Visited whilst on holiday. Staff so very friendly and welcoming. Great to visit on a nice day as there is outside seating with great views. Nice coffee and the Carrot cake was amazing!

This has got to be one of the best tea rooms in Dorset.friendly staff,great views and a cook who knows how to bake the best cakes.

Fantastic find; lovely views even when it's raining! Enjoyed good coffee and tasty cake. Staff very friendly and Banjo the dog was beautiful and well behaved. We'll be back!I Andy & Chris

What a find. Tasty cooked breakfast, coffees and take away cream tea and carrot cake. Friendly staff too and the lovely Banjo the dog 🐩 . Just a shame the weather was too misty to appreciate the view. Will definitely be back. 😊

Went for a sandwich and pot of tea (coffee for the wife). Delicious sandwich. Lovely home made cakes. Friendly staff. fabulous views across the Axe Valley. Really worth a visit.

Great food, excellent service, in a lovely setting. This is a brilliant place to visit! We had teas, cakes and sandwiches, and seated outside under the gazebos. Excellent all round! Service was friendly and efficient! Food and drinks were excellent too! We will definitely return with more of our family and friends, and recommend the you to everyone! Thankyou!

Best carrot cake in Devon. Beautiful views of the surrounding countryside. Well worth the drive or walk to discover it. Wonderful service and excellent food. Did I mention the wonderful carrot cake? It’s a joy to visit, and the home made cakes are lovely as are the freshly made sandwiches.

Not only were the staff rude and unaccommodating but the food was, to put it politely , bland at best. The drinks were also almost cold by the time they got to the table after taking nearly 45 minutes to be made. The cafe wasn’t even busy. I really was hoping for something better down that charming little road. The only highlight was seeing the farm animals in the fields.

Stopped for a cream tea with friends and were so glad we did. The scones were fresh and delicious, and my sausage sandwich was so good. The owner and her team were friendly and the facilities were spotlessly clean. We’ll definitely go back.

On our way back from North Devon to West Sussex, we were on the hunt for a cream tea. I found Diamond's tea room through a Google search. We called ahead to make sure they had space, as we were due to get there at midday. We were warmly welcomed and had hot sandwiches and then a cream tea! It was great and the staff were so friendly and couldn't do enough for us. If you are passing, stop by and enjoy!

Just had our second vist in the past two days to this wonderful tea room. Friendly staff producing great food and sitting looking at views to die for. Not sure where the other reviewers visited but I'm sure it must have been a different place, I highly recommend Diamonds.

Having just read the 1 star 'terrible' reviews, i would just like to say that nothing has changed, having visited the tearoom this morning. Let's start with the positives, sorry that should be singular. The big positive is the site itself, on a nice day like today, it is certainly a lovely place to sit and enjoy the views out over the rolling hills and valleys of East Devon. That sadly is where it ends. Today's experience was not one that I would want to repeat. Service was terrible, attitude of the staff was a 'couldn't care less, charged £2.50 for a card that was in a bundle of cards on top of a basket. The card that I purchased was actually marked up at £2.00. She reluctantly and grudgingly refunded the 50p when this was pointed out. Charged me £4.50 for one scone, pat of butter and a tiny pot of jam. When I queried the price of the scone the reply was " well it has sultanas in it". A pot of tea for 2 came to £5.50, nothing to write home about. Staff were disorganised and dysfunctional and in serious need of staff training or replacement, Sorry to be so negative, but I have always been one prepared to give credit where it is deserved and due, but this is not one of those times.

This place was gorgeous! We had noticed signs when we were driving past and wanted to try it out. We sat outside and had 2 beautifully cooked breakfasts while looking at the pretty views! We were welcomed with a smile and felt it was lovely friendly and comfortable place. Unfortunately it was last day in Devon, so didn’t have the opportunity to return but when we next visit this lovely part of Devon, we will be heading back for breakfast!

What an amazing find, food was absolutely delicious and Nick & Anne-Marie couldn’t have been more attentive . Would highly recommend & will definitely be back!!

We pre-arranged for 13 of us to come to Diamond's Tearoom for a brunch after a Hen weekend, and they did not disappoint. The team were so accommodating to all dietary requirements, considering there was a small kitchen. The food was very great! We were...

Very unwelcoming staff and expensive food. The older waitress dropped the food with no apology and left it on the table the whole time and didn’t bother to clear it up! The re cooked meal took 20 minutes to come out by then everyone was...

Single scone with miniature cream pot, indivifual jar of indifferent jam costing £4.00 with tea at £2.05 presented as mug of hot water with a tea bag floating in it represented a total cost of £10.10 for a traditional cream tea of 2 scones and...

What a lovely little place, the cream teas are to die for and the cakes are amazing The ladies serving were so helpful and couldn’t do enough for you And if that isn’t enough the views in the garden are fabulous, looking over the valley...

I was rather surprised to read the other reviews stating they had received a warm welcome, our welcome was frosty to say the least! We asked for a menu and were curtly told they were on the end of the table, we ordered 2 coffees,...

Lovely views over Rolling Devon country side, friendly welcome, excellent coffee and lunch was delicious. Can recommend quiche Lorraine , love that the salad came with both salad cream and Mayo. Short journey down Cooks Lane ( very narrow from Monkton Wilde end, but lord...

Lovely little hideaway. We walked from Monkton Wyld which took us about 20 minutes. Met by a lovely young man who took us to our table. We orders tea and cream teas and in a flash the food was on our table, offering us more...

We popped in for a cup of tea and a sandwich on route to Axminster on the national cycle route 2. Highly recommended place to stop. A warm welcome, fabulous food and amazing views.

We stumbled across this place when out for a drive. What a great find. The weather was sunny and warm so able to sit outside. The shop has a selection of gifts for sale a a good selection of cold sandwiches, salads, quiche and pies,...

Tea and cake with a friend - we wanted somewhere local to enjoy the late autumn sunshine. The proprietress has installed a big gazebo with windows over the stunning view of the Axe Vale so you can sit down - the café cabin is too...