Homesford Tearooms in Derbyshire Dales - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Lovely little Tea Room on the A6, perfect stop off if your heading to Matlock & easily accessible from Cromford canal path. Everything is homemade, will definitely be back to try more deserts

A small pleasant cafe just off the A6 between Crich and Cromford. All homemade food and cakes. Stone flagged floors with a rustic feel. Proper tea served in a tea pot. Indoor and outdoor seating available, dog friendly, ample car parking. Meals available from breakfast until the afternoon. Excellent customer service, cashless payment available.

We love this place and just wish it was open during the week as well. Such good value and great food.

After a 6 mile hike it started to rain heavily so we decided to head for homesford tea rooms as we had never been before and thought we would try it for a pitstop between showers. What an absolutely amazing place. It was so homely and truly felt like stepping back in time to my dear old grandma’s kitchen. What a lovely old fashioned welcome we had with vintage music playing, even our soggy doggies were treated to biscuits and fuss too. The freshly baked cakes and crumbles just kept on being produced by the young, friendly staff. They were brought out and left to cool temptingly on a nearby table and our cream tea for two was exceptional. Freshly baked fruit scones served on a platter with plentiful jam, cream and fresh strawberries - an absolute delight. The teapot test was well and truly passed. (My partner can’t bear an under filled pot - this was filled to the brim - and to his delight there were two teabags) Cant wait to return when we are walking again that way, this place is more than just special. I cant count the amount of times I’ve driven past here. In the future I know it’s going to be very hard to pass by!! If you’ve never tried it - You will not be disappointed. In our top 3 favourites in the area, but I already know it will hit the top spot for certain after a few more visits. The food from other orders looked fabulous and all the tables were full and people still sitting outside even in the rain (with table umbrellas for shelter). There’s plenty of parking so you can fit in a walk along the beautiful cromford canal with your visit. Lots of tasty home baked treats to take away for a picnic too. The lady who runs the place was one of a kind and made everyone feel so welcome. It’s the sort of place I’d love to have taken my mum if she were still around, but I know I’d have had trouble dragging her away too. You felt like you could swap recipes and get your knitting out while being transported back in time. I could have stayed all day but we had a 6 mile walk home ahead of us. This place sent us on our way very happily with a certain promise to return. I’ve been telling everyone about it since our visit and can’t recommend it enough. Thanks again to everyone at the homesford tea rooms. You’ve really got it absolutely spot on and long may it continue.

Homesford Cottage Tearoom is on the A6 about three miles from Cromford, in Derbyshire, where I have lived for over twenty years. It’s a lovely homely and rather quirky (in a very nice way) cafe. When I called in a few weeks ago the 60s songs that were playing matched well with the photos and bric-a-brac around the room. I say “room”, but “barn” would be a better description. Don’t get me wrong: it’s clean, it’s comfortable, it’s rustic. And the staff have always been friendly and welcoming. The food is good and reasonably priced. My “cafe quality benchmark” - the scones – certainly impressed. On a warm day the outside seating is good, there’s plenty of parking and although it’s on a busy road it has never seemed over noisy. In fact its position is another asset. If you’re on your way into the Derbyshire Dales/Peak District for the day or you’re a biker on the Matlock Bath Sunday pilgrimage stop off here first before the crowds. It’s on the right about a mile after the zig-zag crossing of the River Derwent near Whatstandwell.

We visited today by chance as was in search of a drink for our trip back home to the midlands. The gent who served us was fantastic- made us feel so welcomed! For a cake, milkshake and can of pop it came to around £9 which we thought was great. Partner thoroughly enjoyed milkshake. A lovely little spot with very friendly staff. Thank you!

I had my first cafe breakfast of 2023 yesterday, not my usual bacon butty but a full breakfast. As usual it was very good - no tomato but extra mushrooms instead. Mind you the food there is always good. As usual the staff were pleasant.

Driven past the tearooms many times but never called in..... Until today! My sister and I decided to try it and we weren't disappointed. The food was really tasty, and the puddings were delicious! I had the pear and raspberry crumble with custard and the portion was huge! My sister tried the passionfruit and pineapple cheesecake and she loved it. Lovely coffee too! Friendly staff, good service... A little gem of a place! Definitely will be back!

Lovely little cafe, plenty of parking, called in after a bike ride with son had a lovely full English breakfast, cooked fresh. Large choice of food. Sit inside or outside.polite and hard working staff. Clean tables and cutlery, fantastic place.

Came here on a Sunday afternoon with my family during a walk. We came for hot chocolates and cakes. I highly recommend the derbyshire chocolate cake and the lime and ginger cake they were amazing. The hot chocolates were amazing filled with cream and marshmallows! Everyone that worked there is lovely and made us feel so welcome. I am looking forward to coming back and trying the food next time! - and the plates all the cakes came on were lovely! Can’t wait to come back again

Good cafe with pleasant staff and excellent food and an outside area. Good parking. A good stop-off on the A6 between Whatstandwell bridge and Cromford. Pleasent area.

What an amazing place! Tasty freshly cooked food and cakes, big portions, amazing prices and a great little menu. Nothing is too much trouble. They even do take out. Loved seeing the baking of the cakes. You can’t get fresher than seeing them come out of the oven. Can’t recommend this place enough. We’ll definitely be back.

Even though this place is on our doorstep I've never visited before recently, possibly because it is located on A6. I have now been twice in two days. Well placed for a walk up onto Cromford Moor. Lots of lovely homemade cakes, simple but well done snack menu. I had the ginger and lime cheesecake, the parsnip soup was lovely and the children loved their hot chocolates and bacon butties. Good quality coffee too. Very friendly staff and a roaring fire. Will definitely make this a regular thing.

I would recommend anybody passing by to pop in for a drink or a bite to eat. The foods great and the staff are very warm and friendly.

The Homesford Tearooms were a welcome stop on a dreary autumn afternoon after a stroll along the scenic Cromford Canal. Obviously popular - we had to wait for a table in the characterful ex-stables as it wasn't nice enough to eat outside - and deservedly so. Friendly, hard-working staff, big stove at one end of the room, kitchen at the other end where all the home baking is done. Great cake (coffee and walnut, a generous slice) and well seasoned warm sausage roll with plenty of filling and lovely flaky pastry. Yorkshire tea for two, served in up a vintage 1960s Denby pot with matching cups. Just £7.95 for the lot - a real bargain and better value than the larger Family Tree cafe just down the road. Tweak the decor a little and do some de-cluttering (what is that rail of old clothes all about?) and it would easily merit five stars. But a very pleasant stop-off all the same.

Can't rate this little cafe highly enough I used to come here when there was a pub at holmesford cottage years ago, but the cafe is as good and better. Lovely homemade food soup for a cold day too and dog friendly we brought all our dogs here and they were catered for just as good as their human counterparts a lovely waitress fought water and chews out a lovely touch, the cheese scones were to die for and the coffee and tea we both loved we'd had a long walk and it was welcome before the walk back up steep pasture incline across to Middleton cutting across the bottom of Holloway first lovely place great food we loved it

Great parking, good for walkers, excellent choice of genuine home made cakes/puddings/scones etc. Great value, friendly and Covid safe.

Twice we've been here after walks along Cromford Canal and both times found it an excellent place to stop off for lunch. The staff are really friendly and accommodating and the food is as good as the welcome you get. They are really dog friendly...

Went for afternoon tea Plenty of sandwiches, cake and drink in lovely surroundings.... Not too fancy but still pretty special!

Called in for a bite to eat on a sunny but chilly afternoon, looked at the menu and saw fish finger sandwich, love these so we ordered those along with coffee and cakes, all were delicious, the coffee stayed piping hot despite being outside, staff...

After a very long walk across from Cromford through the woods on such a beautiful morning as we were both up early it was a pleasure to cut across to laurettas. All be it lock down the menu and service was excellent for us both...

We have called here a few times during the lockdowns, for takeaway food and drinks. We have also eaten inside before all the Covid changes. The food has been excellent, hot turkey or beef sandwiches, the Stilton and broccoli soup was lovely. They also have...

Lovely stop off for a take out coffee & cake whilst walking along the Cromford Canal. Will look forward to coming back when restrictions have lifted & can have a seat inside. Cakes looked delicious.

Great little place for Sunday breakfast. Lovely staff, roaring wood burner and yummy breakfast; what is there not to like? Plenty of parking. A great find.

Great little place - parking and take dogs Looking for a quick stop before a long drive south and stumbled on this place. Plenty of parking and could take the dog in - fire on and lovely quirky place. Cream tea for 2 £8:50 and...

Very warm friendly staff. Very well located on the A6 with plenty of parking. The food is excellent and all home cooked. The cheese toasties are packed and overflowing with goodness. The cakes and cheesecake are all homemade and excellent. And you get a really...

My group of mountain bikers visit on a regular basis,all year round. Great cosy surroundings,lovely value for money food and a great team of staff.

We visited with our two dogs and we couldn't have been made more welcome, the tea and scones were some of the best we've tried in the area. The staff were very welcoming and the service was quick and you couldn't fault the setting or...

Very cosy place, looks very vintage, friendly staff, and the reason for this review, on top of the other mentioned before, the coffee, magnificent. Is a must try, also the food amazing

Nice little cafe just off the main road to Matlock from the A38 direction. Friendly welcome. Log fire burning when we visited. Nice surroundings. The cream scone was lovely. Warm and light. We had the one for two people which came on a platter with...

Always get a good meal germ breakfast, lunches, cakes. Nevervgomhonecwithoutva piece of their home made cheesecake, my dog Jack gets treat , small cafe but always worth a visit. Loveky latte

Coffee and cake in lovely quaint surroundings. The corner with the sofa could be someone's 1950's living room. Staff very friendly and a lovely latte. Just like Costa.

Nice pot of tea. Varied menu & many items of delicious home made foods on offer. Also items from yesteryear on view.

Called in to Lauretta's again today for coffee & cake.The cafe is what I believe was an old Cow Shed.Outside there are some benches & tables if the weather is kind.There is a convenient car park right outside Homesford Tearooms - just as you turn in off the A6. We were travelling south on the A6 so the tea rooms would be on you left hand side if you were going in the same direction.Great selection of homemade cakes, coffee & tea. If the sun is shining you might want to take a stroll along the canal towpath - turn left as you exit the tea rooms

I popped in, mid dog walk, for a coffee and a cake. This place is lovely so it's usually busy and the staff were busy attending to the customers. I had to wait 5 mins at the till but there was an apology and, when I said I was with a dog, a treat was produced. More than that, though, I'd no sooner sat down than the lady came out with my coffee and cake which were both delicious. If you're local, don't keep driving by, pop in!

Stop here whenever we pass as all the food is fresh and good. We particularly like the oatcakes with bacon and cheese!This time we took friends and they loved it too!Worth a detour to find although it’s right on the A6 just south of Cromford.

Had our first visit last weekend on our way back from a bike ride. Good food, great staff what more could you ask for. This will be a regular for us from now on.

Was very friendly we had two dogs with us and they were made very welcome latte was lovely and dogs enjoyed there treats

.....whenever we have been and most recently today! Good, home cooked food at sensible prices make this a good place to stop for lunch on the way in or out of Matlock.

We had a mixture of food and drink. All was lovely. Service and order taking was very friendly and efficient. A lovely warm experience on a cool day.

Lovely friendly and helpful staff serving a good range of tasty, home-cooked food including savouries, cakes, puddings and ice-creams. Good coffee and lots of other hot drinks. Super log burner during the cold months. Dogs and walkers welcome. Tables can be reserved.

Called in for two breakfasts earlier this week, was absolutely perfect. Staff are very friendly and nothing is ever any trouble. Service with a smile is always greatly appreciated. You will not be left dissapointed visiting this tearoom. Thank you

My wife and I visited this establishment earlier in the year when we won a voucher for afternoon tea, today (3rd May 2019), we decided to visit for a breakfast. Wow, how different to our first experience! We were made very welcome earlier in the year and we fully appreciated it, leaving a reasonable tip. This time however, no greetings, and certainly no smiles. We both had a full English breakfast.

Visited the cafe for lunch. Surprised how small it is. Also was a bit chilly even though there’s a log burner.

We have walked around this area many times but this was our first visit. What a wonderful friendly place - also dog friendly. No problems with our muddy boots. The rhubarb and ginger crumble was fantastic with custard. We had a large pot of Yorkshire tea with copious cups in the pot. There were many home made cakes available.

Popped in on a Saturday for a lovely lunch :) We were greeted by a friendly waitress who seated us quickly. The tearoom was nearly full but we managed to nab the last table. The menu was exactly what you need for a lunch time! Great range of food - sandwiches, jacket potatoes, omelettes etc. with a range of veggie options too which is always great to see :) The cakes and crumbles looked lovely but we were too full from the generous size of our lunch. Next time I will save space for cake! Definitely stop by if you are on your way into Matlock, you won’t be disappointed!

We hadn’t visited here for sometime so decided to pop in.

A fabulous welcome received into this beautiful vintage tea room. We were treated to a great selection of delicious homemade foods and the lemon drizzle cake was the best I have ever experienced!

Popped into this vintage style tearoom on a day trip to Derbyshire with five friends. We received a very warm welcome from the owner, staff and the delight of a rip roaring wood burner in the corner. Just the place to spend a cold winters afternoon. There was a fabulous choice of home cooked main meals, puddings and cakes. We all chose differently and none were disappointed. The food and service were excellent. Will definitely return to Homesford Tearoom again soon

Visited this tea room with friends on a day out in Derbyshire. What a find! Food was homemade and delicious and served by friendly staff in a quaint and quirky little cafe. Loved it so much went twice in one day! Will definitely return.

On a chilly January afternoon myself and a group of friends enjoyed a fantastic meal by a roaring log fire in this little gem of a place. The decor is interesting and quirky; there are loads of vintage items to talk about. The food was all home cooked and really tasty. The welcome we received was second to none. Thanks Rebecca and team for looking after us so well. An afternoon to remember!

Terrible waited over 40 minutes for soup , when it arrived it was like warm with a 2 day old cob , we always pass this place on the way to Matlock and thought we give it a try today , wished we drove straight pass now , o well want stop again

First time for a meal. Will be back. Beautifully presented and prepared, welcoming staff. Plenty of choice for veggies

Good selection of food all day ( top quality), very friendly and polite staff. Well worth a visit when passing.

Called in here again on a lazy sunday as it has become one of our favourite places. We had excellent reasonably priced food and wonderful gluten free cheesecake. The staff are wonderful, always friendly and the cafe and toilets are very clean. It is a shame that we are moving to Devon in two weeks as it has taken us such a long time to find decent cafes serving gluten free food, in Derbyshire. We shall miss this place very much.

Popped into this pleasant little cafe for a coffee and cake.

Friendly staff , clean premises ( spotless toilet ! ) , interesting surroundings , freshly prepared appetising food , plenty of choice ,( including vegetarian ) ,walkers and dogs welcome , free parking....... I could go on . We will return !

Lovely refreshing cuppa. Scrumptious selection of cakes. Staff very helpful and it has a pleasent atmosphere. Lovey, charming decor ...

I had been having troubles with my car so we pulled in where we could to park to allow my car to rest. It was badly overheating very quickly and needed to cool down. I originally went in to ask for permission to park overnight as it was unsafe to drive my car, and was greeted by very helpful staff and owners who went out of their way to help us, even offering to drop us off home in their personal vehicles. They got us some water to refill my engine coolant so it could cool down and had no problems with helping us. We decided to then stay and have a drink, we both had a Mocha which was brilliant, nicer than branded coffee shops, so much so that if I wasn’t stressed about my car, I could’ve quite easily had a few.

After visiting the fabulous ancient town of Wirksworth, one of my favourite places near The Peak District, we stopped at these tea rooms which was very welcoming. There are many fabulous pubs, restaurants and coffee shops in this part of the Derbyshire Dales and Peak District so you have plenty of choice and this was one of them.

We were out walking on Cromford canal and decided to go and eat at the tearooms. It's always pleasant and has a nice atmosphere. I had their lasagne which was excellent as was the coffee, strong, but not bitter. If you like home cooked food this is a good place to visit.

On way to Bakewell for a Peak District Weekend. Found this gem of a place for Lunch. Lovely friendly Staff with superb meals. Even the toilet is decorated out with pictures for sale. The quirky bits and bobs around you add to the ambiance of the place. Will recommend to all if you are in the area. Please call in and experience this lovely place. Cant miss with signage on the roof.

Lovely 40s theme. Very friendly staff and excellent food. Highly recommend. Was on our way out from Matlock bath on a very busy hot July day, couldn’t find anywhere to park there, so thinking about where we could go, and there it was!

Hindsight is a wonderful thing and in hindsight when driving back to London down the M1 on one of the hottest Sundays of the year so far, the decision to detour off to Matlock to stop in this picturesque town and find somewhere to eat wasn’t the smartest thing we could have done. But it did mean we found the Homesford Tearooms.

Called in here on a Saturday, as we had been to a few cafe's during the day and were unable to get anything for my gluten intolerant partner. I had a BLT and he had an omelette, both were extremely nice and my partner said his omelette was wonderful. The building appears to be an old stable and is decorated with items from times gone by ( just our thing ! ) The staff were very friendly and the cafe is spotless. We have driven past several times and never thought to stop here, but am glad that we did. Definitely one to recommend.

Called today with 2 friends for afternoon tea and it was delicious.

A cracking place for a Derbyshire pit stop, but don't miss out on Rebecca's hidden menu! Her creamy mushroom & bacon oatcakes are mind-bendingly good.

absolutely fantastic is all I can say. We went on a Sunday and whilst it was fairly busy, our waitress, Leah, was outstanding with us. Although we recognised that things were stressful, she kept a smile on her face and was very polite to us. She constantly asked us if we were O.K. and if there was anything more she can do. This was presented throughout the tearooms. I had the ploughman's and my husband had the Quiche. Could definitely tell that it was homemade and came beautifully presented at a reasonable price. We got recommended and have never stopped talking about it since. Definitely a must go to!!

We visited this cafe on a Sunday morning after a walk along Cromford Canal. The staff are so friendly and helpful. One lady came out as soon as she saw us and brought some fresh water for our dog and a treat! We ordered the toasted tea cakes and tea and my husband couldn’t resist the salted caramel cheesecake. The food was out really quickly and was excellent. The tea was served in lovely Denby pottery a nice touch when eating outside. We will definitely visit again.

Freshly preparedtasty food and drink on the premises...always made to feel welcome by Leah, Becky and the girls each time we visit on our mountain bikes...thankyou. mark and Simon.

We visited here on a walk along the lovely Cromford canal, access to the main road is over a bridge from the canal, easily found.

Been here a good half a dozen times now and never been disappointed on any visit.

After our regular walks we mostly stop by for tea/coffee & cakes on our way home. Occasionally it is a lunchtime affair, like yesterday.

My husband and I treated our mothers to afternoon tea here. It was the perfect setting. Quirky and comfy. I am a vegetarian so my afternoon tea was presented separately which I thought was a very thoughtful touch. The cakes we delicious and obviously all home made. We went home absolutely stuffed. The waitress Leah was especially attentive despite the busy cafe. Very polite and nothing was too much trouble when we asked for extra. Definitely will be back here to sample some more delights. Thanks Homesford tea rooms and staff for making mothersday extra special.

Never set foot in the place but what lovely folks run and work in this place. The ladies all came across as just so very genuine and pleasant folks to the extent that they could have served me with a bowl of cold sludge and I'd have left doffing my cap offering profound gratitude and leaving a tip. The food is basic hearty grub and at a reasonable price served in a unpretentious room warmed nicely. Stop by if you're on the A6 n need a light lunch. I did n I came out feeling that little bit more happier having discovered a little gem.

Often pass by on a Monday when the tea rooms are closed, so we were keen to stop when we came past on a Friday. Well worth the stop. We just called in for coffee and a scone. Lovely coffee and freshly baked, delicious scones, in lovely surroundings. Lovely, friendly, welcoming staff.

Went in for the first time for a drink, but the food looked so nice we ate as well. The girl who served us was lovely she was very cheerful and friendly. The inside is very cosy but small with a roaring fire. A little disappointed as it advertises a craft shop, but all it was, was a display of bits and bobs, but if up that way would recommend you go even just for the warm welcome and friendly smile you will get.

We came here for lunch after a canal walk from Cromford. the detour from the canal was steep and muddy but well worth it, Their quirky decour is most attractive. We admired the various puddings on show but restrained ourselves! I enjoyed my hot potato with apologies for the slightly long cooking time but my wife's soup was cool. Unfortunately a previous diner had complained that it was too hot! The reduced the temperature a little too much. It illustrated how anxious they were to please, but I suggest that they listened to the wrong person this time.

Stopped here on a very cold Thursday on our MTB ride around Black Rocks area. A roaring log fire helped to make us feel like overstaying our welcome and delaying our return to the cold. Nice atmosphere and friendly staff producing freshly cooled homemade cakes.

Been coming here for a little, nice food, nice atmosphere, nice people so thought it time I said a few words

Had jacket potato and salad here, mine was nice and of good portion size although I feel probably microwaved as no crispy skin. My friends came raw but was replaced quickly once we'd made staff aware. I chose salted caramel cheesecake for dessert which was unfortunately quite salty. My friend said her chocolate cake was very nice. The Americano and Espresso coffees I had were lovely in taste and strong. Premises are nice and quaint and the staff are friendly. Ample parking too.

Called in on the way out of matlock, what a lovely quaint little tea room, staff were lovely and welcoming, coffee and cake were delicious, would definitely visit again

Went yesterday and had the bacon and cheese quiche and salad it was yummy, portion size was excellent the staff where lovely.We live in the area and have never been but will definitely going again

Last minute decision to stop by for lunch with my Mum & Sister, thankfully turned up just in time to grab the last table.

A very refreshing Pot of Tea for Two, with a slice of Coffee and Walnut Cake. All served by friendly, helpful staff. Lots of local crafty stuff for sale.

Hoy visitamos Homesford Té Habitaciones con mi familia. Todo lo que puedo decir es que todo el personal era encantador y amable. Todos disfrutamos de sus diferentes bebidas y pasteles. Nos sirvieron una mezcla de filtro de café, té, café con leche y chocolate caliente con tortas diferentes, Victoria de esponja (normal y sin gluten), pastel de chocolate, tarta de Bakewell. Definitivamente volveré de nuevo cuando esté en la zona, y lo recomiendo encarecidamente.

Absolutely love this place , the staff are so friendly and welcoming and the atmosphere is beautifully authentic. Having eaten here each time i pass i can guarantee delicious home provided food and cakes. It's such a cosy pleasing visit and i always leave enchanted.

Tetería agradable, limpio, agradable y fácil aparcamiento. Disfrutamos de una agradable ensalada de atún y mi esposa disfrutamos de un plato agradable de puerro y sopa de patatas. Regados con una taza de té agradable.

Primero llamé porque vi el cartel talleres textiles de publicidad. Yo no puedo ayudar.!

Quick stop for coffee (and a piece of Bakewell tart) - all good. Sat outside to admire the beatiful Derbyshire views which did not disappoint - busy road though.......

Llamamos aquí por una simple cena con la intención de tener quizás un sopa y un bocadillo para la cena que hicimos. Nos hizo y la sopa era un hermoso tomate y pimiento rojo y los bocadillos que teníamos eran huevos mayonesa y jamón que estaban bien lleno en la selección de pan. El ambiente es muy relajante con 1950 tema y música servido por camareras amable. Disfrutamos mucho y volveré con mis padres muy pronto.

Esta fue nuestra primera visita. Que lo clasificaría como una pequeña cafetería cómoda con un personal amable, agradable ambiente y sirve comida casera. La mayoría iban desde productos locales.

Enjoy our sunday morning breakfasts here , a lovely cafe in 50s style with music from that era, exerlent food , great staff and service, our dogs are made welcome and they get treats too, It makes a refreshing change to be able to take the dogs in with us rather than having to sit outside , they love to lie beside the log burner , great place.

Visitamos aquí con bastante regularidad, este lugar es muy mundano viejito con vajilla vintage y música, caliente fuego.

Decidimos comenzar yendo más lejos en nuestro viajes regulares viernes y en el camino a Matlock encontramos este café de carretera discreto, pero exquisito donde había una buena selección de comida y bebida. El ambiente era genial y la historia del lugar más a nuestro disfrute.

Un salón pequeño y encantador con un tema 50. Adecuada música de fondo. He estado varias veces y me encanta las tortillas que son hechos a la orden, como lo es toda la comida. Puedes ver que es preparado y bien vale la pena esperar. Todos los sándwiches son preparados a pedido y las tartas y los postres son geniales. Toda la comida es casera y es de primera clase. Ideal para ciclistas y senderistas y los perros son bienvenidos. En verano puede sentarse en una mesa fuera y en invierno la estufa está encendida. En resumen, uno de mis sitios favoritos y a un precio muy razonable. Bien hecho, Becky y personal!

Stopped here for a late lunch. Warm, friendly and lots of tempting food. Holiday cottages opposite which looked interesting. a great place to stop and eat.

Visited here with my wife and children. Great home cooked food - My wife and a I had a freshly cooked english breakfast. Superb home baked cakes. Great tea room, reasonably priced. Stop and you wont be disappointed.

Me cayeron para el almuerzo durante las vacaciones en el verano, con dos hijos y nuestra experiencia era insuperable.

Parado ya que necesitábamos una taza para encontrar hicieron un pot de té encantadora con un servicio amable. También teníamos tostadas y el pan serie elegimos era perfecto en mantequilla no distribuidos nos ayudó a hacer que la tostada perfecta. Se parará de nuevo la próxima vez que pase.