Hornby Post Office and Tea Rooms in Lancaster

Excellent visit very friendly staff customer service stopped off for a coffee and cream tea Tasty home-made scones And fresh ground coffee

Six motorcyclists turned up at lunchtime with no prior notice. The cafe was busy but we were greeted and seated by the friendly staff. We ordered straight away and even though the cafe was near full, our food arrived fresh and pretty quick. Very tasty omelettes all round. Well recommended

Hubby and I had a walk down the river then popped into Hornby Tea Rooms. Great customer service, and very polite. Delicious large fruit scones with jam and clotted cream, and Yorkshire Tea to wash it down. Absolutely delicious. We definitely recommend a visit.

Travelling to Kirkby Lonsdale and called in for a Sunday Lunch. Had booked the previous day to be sure of a table. Very tasty roast followed by ginger pudding and custard. Could not have been better. Lovely atmosphere and quick service by the lovely, friendly staff. Wish we lived closer. Thank you.

My daughter and I were heading back to the M6 after a weekend away and drove past the tea room, early cold Dec morning. I stopped to buy a takeaway coffee and we stayed for the best full English breakfast . Lovely food, friendly staff, Illy coffee and such a cozy atmosphere with the log burner. I’d highly recommend, will be back .😊

Corned Beef Hash very full of black pepper. At £9 a waste of money. Lovely people but food awful. Cake OK. On street parking.

I’ve just had the best fruit scone and pea and mint soup for £6.95! They were both so delicious and fresh I had to leave this review. Wonderful food, coffee, open fire and very warm customer service. Thank you!

Went to the tea rooms for a fabulous hen party. The afternoon tea was fantastic. The staff helpful and cheerful. Would fully recommend going this to establishment. Lovely gifts. Perfect 😍

Fantastic Sunday Lunch with really friendly staff and lovely surroundings. First of many future visits for us. Will definitely be back.

Excellent food, friendly staff, scones and hot cross buns are best ever tasted. Lovely quaint tea rooms

We stumbled upon this cute little team room after taking a wrong turn from our hotel in Kirby Lonsdale. We were able to park right by this cosy place. We received a very warm welcome from the lady as we came in and my eyes were immediately drawn to a warm, glowing inglenook set in a stone fire place. This quintessential English tea room is so charming and inviting. Offering many homemade meals, snacks and desserts that would satisfy everyone. The leek and potato soup was particularly nice on this cold winters day. The scones are huge and beautifully accompanied by jam and clotted cream. I had a thick ham sandwich served with a lovely varied salad. In the store it’s self is a plethora of gifts to browse and a selection of ice creams. I thought the little post office counter inside was such a nice community feel. I’d happily return and would highly recommend the hospitality and wonderful food. We thoroughly enjoy it!

We were a party of ten for lunch and were booked to sit upstairs. One of our party could not manage to climb upstairs and the staff were amazing. They hurriedly re-arranged chairs and tables downstairs and went to a lot of trouble to make us welcome. Food and hospitality were excellent and quite reasonably priced. We will definitely return.

Called in on way home after dropping off last child at uni. Lovely scone with proper clotted cream, good size pot of tea and fab sandwich. Also sells Herdy stuff, excellent range of cards and other gifts and souvenirs. Lovely little gem of a place with great staff to boot.

We were famished after a good hearty walk. I had soup & a delicious sandwich filled by coffee & a slice of mouthwatering banana cake. My partner a Cumberland sausage ring on a barmcake followed by coffee, saying it’s up there with the best he as ever had. The cafe was clean & quirky &the staff were warm & welcoming. We will be back

Called in on spec. Only three people dining. I had soup and a roll which was tasty - price £4.95. Husband chose sausage and mash from the ‘specials’ board. No prices shown. Portion was medium sized. Two sausages, mash and frozen peas - price a whopping £12.95. Food was acceptable but over priced.

Lovely stop in Hornby, great food, proper tea in proper tea service. Well worth a visit! Would highly recommend

We went for a full English breakfast at Hornby Post Office. We had very full plates which were beautifully laid out. The food was exceptionally tasty

We eventually called into the tea rooms after passing many times on our way to the Dales and back. We weren’t disappointed and I would recommend it for a quick snack or cuppa. My soup was really tasty and my partner liked her cappuccino. Staff were really pleasant and I would definitely call in there again.

Very good food, very friendly staff and very pleasant surroundings. Plenty of customers. Lots of interesting things to look at and buy

Love it here. Weve been visiting more and more because of the friendly reception, good food and comfy, homely surroundings. Lovely cakes, good tea and coffee and a great breakfast.

a great place to stop, served our group of 7 cyclists quickly and with a smile. very friendly. Service , food and drink all very good. there's a bit of everything here, post office , general shop, cafe, gifts. recommended if you're passing by

What a lovely spot, like something out of an Enid Blyton story, tiny little cottage tea room-cum-post office-cum-card shop-cum-ice cream shop! Seated on a little polka dot clad table, i had the jacket with prawns, well put together marie-rose accompanied by a fairly extensive side salad with a balsamic dressing. My wife had a cheese toastie. Basics done well. This place knows their clientele and looks after them well, on a major cycle route we saw cyclists bikes being tended to and families getting ice creams in our brief visit. Will come again, lovely place to stop.

Prices are ridiculous. £7.50 for a tuna barmcake with a salad on the side….and the salad didn’t get served!

We had a lovely visit to the Tea rooms. They have a pleasant patio in the back as well as tables inside and some outside under cover. It made such a change to not need an app to be able to order anything. It was...

My wife and I just popped in for a quick snack as we had 35 minutes for lunch. I had a hot sausage roll, indistinguishable from one from a well known high street chain except that it cost £2.95. My wife had a salad platter,...

Stunning ice cream! Quick stop in after school on a warm afternoon. The lady was clearly closing up after her busy day, but was patient & friendly and served up 3 delicious ice creams. We had 2x rocky road and a rhubarb and custard. The...

Stopped here for some lunch in August. It’s a lovely little cafe with a shop/post office attached. The food was great and the portions very generous. You had to write down your details as you entered for track and trace purposes and the tables were...

A light lunch for four adults, and it was a very good choice of venue. One had a breakfast bun [at 1-00 pm - no problem], others had baked potatoes with a good choice of fillings from a well stocked salad bar. Several hot dishes...

They had stopped doing breakfast as we were a little late They kindly offered to make us one up It was fab

Expensive! Stopped off for a bite to eat at 3pm on a Saturday. Understood that hot food finished at 2.30pm but no sandwiches? Had to have two scones and cream and coffee at the princely sum of £11.60! Wouldn’t have felt as bad had the...

Need to get there food back on track not a lot of selection when first open it was very good don't know why food as gone down staff are very good

We visited the tea room twice in 2 weeks. This is what I would cal a traditional tea room, home made cakes and scones and a warm and welcoming atmosphere on a cold day! Parking was right outside the door, which was a bonus.in the...

Hornby tea rooms is an asset to the immediate community and a joy for passersby..I have never yet failed to find a gift here....their cakes are superb....and every village Needs a post office..Thank you so much....esp for the independant post cards by John and Sue....

The food at hornby tea rooms as improved to a high standard the staff are very polite and can't do enough to help and they change sensible prices

I have stopped here on my motorbike a couple of times, just for a scone and coffee, very pleasant, perhaps quirky cafe. Small cafe which was quite busy both times but the atmosphere was relaxing. Parking easy too- right outside.

We nipped in here for a quick bacon butty sandwich on the way to ingleton waterfalls. Very disappointing experience, the takeaway at first took over 15 minutes to come out for 2 bacon and eggs sandwiches on brown. We took the sandwiches to the car,...

Small but perfectly formed. Home cooked food, lots of cards, nick nacks and super cakes! Good service despite being really full.

14 cyclists made to feel extremely welcome and served excellent fare. A recommended stop if cycling The way of the roses.

Popped in here on a trip through the Forest of Bowland for morning coffee. Nice environment, but the owner was chatting to a friend who may have been hard of hearing, judging by the volume of the conversation? We had 2 coffees and a scone between us, which despite not being served with jam or cream, cost 7.75 pounds, which seems expensive.

Passing by and seen this little gem called in for big breakfast staff very frendley and not long to wait for food great food well recommendations

We arrived in Hornby village Sunday morning. It was still light rain and we were waiting for the weather to improve before we went on to the castle open day. What better way than to have a cup of tea while you are waiting for that change? We had noticed the post office and tea room as we came into the village and so we went there. The Cath Kitson waxed table cloths and eclectic mix of china tea cups and the log burner glowing all gave the tea room a welcoming ambience. We ordered tea and were tempted by the fresh blueberry scones which had just come out of the oven. They were served simply with some clotted cream. Absolutely delicious and it was a good cup of tea too. Well, it always tastes better out of china. We enjoyed it so much, we went back for a late lunch after we had walked round the castle gardens. We had fresh home made soup with bread, cheesy crumpets with red onion chutney and earl grey tea cake that was so moist. The post office tea room has a gem of a baker there and probably could win the bake off hands down.

The Tea Rooms a a nice cottage feel and the food was excellent. The lady wad very pleasant and caterered for vegetarian and gluten free requirements. We have to complete are pre group work planning and will go back the this cafe. Highly recommended

We enjoyed a cream tea on a wet and windy weekend. Both the tea/cakes were delicious and the service was very friendly. We plan to visit and use this as a place to stop on a cycle / walk.

Called in whilst on holiday in the area. We just had fruit scones and coffee. Superb friendly service in homely surroundings. Great scones with plenty of butter. Highly recommended !

A lovely little teashop with an open fire, lots of gifts and trickets to look at and buy, lovely coffee and delicious cakes, what more could you want on a winters day

Quick coffee and cake stop during a freezing wet day cycling .

Been going to visit for sometime after reading reviews how tea is served in China teapots & cups, cosy atmosphere called Sunday with a friend. My friend had a cappuccino fairly standard, no chocolate on top, I had the Earl Grey and BlackBerry cake which was delicious

Stopped for late lunch. Lovely food and friendly staff. Small selection of items for sale as well as food. Jacket potatoes and tea cakes went down a treat!

A blazing log fire and friendly staff welcomed us to the revamped Tearooms in Hornby. Delicious homemade scones and cakes, good coffee and yummy hot chocolate. The shop has a selection of greetings cards and quirky bric-a-brac, which is worth a browse.

Food excellent friendly staff, very clean cafe ,home cooked food, portions very large which pleased my husband!!

My two friends and I called in here today for coffee and cake. Its a beautiful little place warm and inviting and clean and friendly. The chocolate cake was absolutely lovely, we were made to feel very welcome and we will be going there again as soon as possible. Well done to you all, lovely little gifts too.

Popped in for a toasted teacake and tea, there were only two others in yet our table was not clean an neither were the cups, I think we'll swerve this one next time. It's a gem that needs a polish !

Lovely food - and lots of tempting crafts too. Everything is freshly made - and the cakes are delicious too! Had these to cater a party and they were excellent! Order at the till and then it is table service.

A handy place to stop whilst out cycling, as we were. Friendly welcoming staff. Great coffee and very tasty cake- the apple and cinnamon was yummy. Will be returning to try a few more! Does what it does very well.

Little t room and shop selling arty things and quirky bits. Characterful. Enjoyed the coffee and scone

Stopped here for some refreshment on a day out . Charming little place with lots of character. Freshly cooked home made snacks . Hot and cold drinks . Very clean tables . Really nice place would recommend

I really enjoyed my visit to the tea rooms and post office, and the novelty factor of leaving my letters behind the counter for posting as I placed my order for cheese on toast and cake. The surroundings are full of character, the ladies working there were really pleasant, and there are plenty of unusual gifts and cards for sale too. This isn't the mostly orderly and regimented of cafes, but then I think that is its charm. If you want Patisserie Valerie you will be disappointed. But for a genuine, step back in time, village experience, I think this ticked all of the boxes very pleasantly.

Stopped here for a coffee and toasted tea cake a couple of weeks ago, it was not busy but there were messy uncleared tables around. Fairly limited menu and they seems to be doing mostly large roast meals. The toasted tea cake was £2.30 I think which is bonkers. The coffe was ordinary and also over priced. I won,t be back.

Came across this gem, post office gift shop and tea rooms. Went for ham roll with salad and Dijon mustard the roll and ham were excellent. Been several years ago glad to say it hasn't changed.

Visited this lovely village yesterday and went here for breakfast.It was the nicest brekkie we'd had in ages,worth every penny.Washed down with a love pot of tea.The staff were pleasant without being intrusive.If your in the area give it a go

The wife and I had some time off on a rainy Monday morning so got up nice and early and head out for a drive and somewhere to stop off for a full English breakfast.

Stopped for lunch at this little place.

Popped in to use the Post Office and ended up staying for coffee and cake. Lovely place, friendly, relaxed. Good choice of gifts and cards too. We loved the quirky collection of teapots. Will definitely call in again.

2 members of staff constantly talking between themselves throughout our lunch about the tea rooms finances.We were not acknowledge by them.After 5 mins my husband ordered at the counter.Had to assumed it was counter service only.Food was nice but quite expensive.Lady who came with the order from the kitchen as least was pleasant.When we left we said goodbye loudly.Dont actually think they would have noticed us leave if we had not said goodbye.Table beside us had not been cleared.We actually felt like we were introding on someone's personal conversation.I don't often write a review but really ladies this was not professional or friendly.

Stayed as a family of 7 in the apartment which perfectly met our needs. Admittedly the furnishings need updating but...

Dog friendly can sit inside or when weather good in the garden. Provide dog treats and water bowls. Stopped and...

Called in at the Tea Rooms on our way back to the M6 from a weekend in the Dales, and...

Popped in for a drink while out for a Sunday drive, the latte is lovely & a really good tea....

We love cafes which allow us to eat inside with our dog. We stopped off here this morning for hot...

Cena en descanso un salto. Me costo un pan ensalada de jamón 4 libras y a casi una pieza de jamón. Vi un trozo de tarta de limón en la caja, los precios en £ 2. 50. Era una gran pieza, así que pensé ¿por...

Llamado a vivir con la familia, el hermano tomó 5 minutos y sirve sólo cuando personal de la cocina me dijo: "por favor le sirven de que el hombre fue finalmente visto! Té era de calidad barata y leche leche pura, era lo único bueno era el bollo. Vergonzoso como familia había venido de lejos, sin duda no pensaré volver! ! !

Un maravilloso café bollos y servicio. Gran descanso parada. También la oficina de correos local y centro de información turística. El paquete completo.

We popped in for a snack after a helicopter flight over the Lake District, only intending to have a quick cuppa. The reception from the two ladies was so welcoming and friendly we decided to have a snack while we were there. I spotted a quiche on the Specials board, while my eagle-eyed wife saw lemon drizzle cake on offer - TOO much to resist! My quiche was absolutely amazing - pastry so short it just melted in the mouth, and the filling included pieces of really delicious locally-made sausages. The cake was every bit as good - moist, full of lemon flavour, and VERY fresh! It was all washed down with a lovely cuppa (OBVIOUSLY Yorkshire Tea!!) - to be honest, we didn't want to leave! We WILL be back; it's just too good not to!

Popped in here by chance on the way back from Ingleton falls & was very pleased to be able to take our dog in with us. Lovely cup of tea & truly delicious cake

What can I say but wow! This is my third visit (one of my visits was with the old owners) and my friend's 2nd visit and for both of us we can 100 per cent say it's great apartment with with fabulous owners Anthea and Debbie with great location for a base and for wray's scarecrow festival and the caton's gala, they are so friendly and nice have good local knowledge and so helpful like we needed to stay a extra night at last minute and that was no problem for them We can't wait to come back.(if I had my choice and way we would be bookings for the Caron gala but I might just have to settle for September/October time) Tea rooms down stairs is so handy if you want to pop downstairs for a cappuccino or latte or a ice cream thief locally sourced ice cream is delicious we tried strawberry, blackcurrent cheesecake,apple crumble and lemon meringue all very tasty. Plus the smells of home made soup and counter full of homemade cakes are also to die for also seems to have a stable flow of visitors open on Sundays too. Has the local post office there too which is handy for sending postcards and getting cash out. Since our last visit they had changed the table to a bigger one which made dinning easier if more than 4. They also add a little note with info like with the wifi code and heating details and numbers and a menu if you wanted to order things from downstairs. Apartment was clean and fabulous as usual I still can believe how soft the towels are. The blankets on sofa are really soft to cuddle up in whilst watching a film/tv which came In handy on this visit for myself lol. Garden is really sweet sat outside a couple of times very private nice nice sunny area if weather is good with table and chairs.steps going up thou to grass area but not steep my best 4 legged friend who came with us loved the garden very secure and safe for dogs or kids. Had a neighbour's cat came to say hello in the garden too.Plus friend and I are fans of Barton grange garden centre butchers we normally buy stuff to eat whilst we holiday and have a big bag of frozen meat to go home with us too, however Anthea asked if we had tried the one in the Village -Hornby butchers which was just across the bridge I have to say wow it was impressive the sausage rolls was nice and pork pies we brought some for our picnic.We visited the scarecrows and falls at ingleton shame that the outside pool there doesn't open until end of may whilst visiting hence this being a good base. Parking right outside isn't a problem but there is plenty of parking just across the street if needed be. We visited the local restaurant in Hornby too.We would have loved to have stayed longer but unfortunately both of us had work☹️ however we can't wait to book and come back.

This was my second time visiting the tea house and what a transformation from the first visit. The establishment has new owners who have put great effort in upping the facilities and quality of food. We had a cream tea and the scones (homemade) were superb. The owners were very proud of what they have achieved so far (and so they should be) so much so that they gave me a guided tour, including the fine 3 bed apartment over the tea house that is available as a holiday rent. Will defiantly visit again and again.

Stopped on a cold wintery morning on our way to The Lake District. Warm welcome to a village tea room with limited offering.

My wife &I had lunch here & found it very welcoming, very friendly & the food was freshly made & tasty.

My husband and I had a really lovely lunch here and treated ourselves to a scrumptious slice of carrot cake. The ladies were very friendly and the atmosphere was very relaxed.

Food beautiful my husband started with a large bowl of sumptuous home made soup with roll and butter. Which would have been enough for the hungriest person. Then he decided to have aa jacket potato with ham and leek stew there was enough for two people and he really enjoyed it. Due to the fact that he was full to capacity he bought some scones to take with us to our holiday apartment. I had a tuna toasty which was really good. We also had a pot of really good tea. The tea room was about to be refurbished the next day but even under all that stress the staff were very friendly and extremely helpful. We will be back next week to check out the new tea room. They also have an apartment that they wanted us to take a look at we have been on the website to have a look and it really looks good so we hope to be able to book it in the future. Don't miss going to this little gem if only for a coffee and sumptuous scone

The new owners have made so many changes to the Tea Rooms and all of them have made for a welcoming and warm place to stop for lunch

I visited/Stayed here a few years ago but wow what a difference, it has since changed hands since last time I came here.The new owners are so helpful and delightful to speak to and nothing is a problem for them plus it's nice seeing a mum and daughter working together. The upstairs apartment is still the same layout with garden outside as before but have been updated but the added bonus is you can now bring your pet with you which is great and they now provide wifi which is great, only small sigh is no open fire no more however the replacement fire is just as good.Plus they provide a little tray Of coffee and tea and shortbread and sauces. You can access the upstairs apartment through two different accesses points which is good plus hand over times are pretty flexible. plus if you rent the apartment you get a slight discount on food in the tea rooms which is nice but after smelly all the heavenly smells you can't resist going downstairs to try the food and tea and coffee. The fresh cakes and food just smells heaven plus knowing all the food is locally sourced is good plus you can taste it in quality of food too. I was very sad after tasting breakfast the day before which was 100% great and yummy and that I not staying longer to taste onion chutney that they were making on my last day there it smelt lovely and again using local food. There are a few places to park right outside the tea rooms and apartment which is great if full there is a good size car park right opposite that is free with a children park next to it if you do have children with you plus a local swimming pool which is about 5 mins walk. The post office offers quickness for any postcards you do want to send and yet again watched Anthea the owner helping a man work out the best posting options for a man his parcel. Good range of cards and books and maps for sale and some local food items. Plus you can get dry cleaning done if needs be through the tea rooms and post office. Such a nice little gem and good friendly staff opening hours are good. I have already enquired to stay again I can only see this place getting busier and busier.

I heard new owners had taken over the post office & tea rooms in Hornby so thought we'd give it a try & so glad we did.Hubby had the all day breakfast (for lunch) & I had a savoury tuna jacket potato with salad & coleslaw, although full we just had to try the homemade scones they look so delicious & certainly tasted as good as they looked.It was hard to decide which of the many tempting homemade cakes to try so I guess we'll be returning often to try them all.Well done to the new owners, your new plans for the transformation of the tea rooms sound amazing & I'm sure will be a great success.

We called in to the tea rooms today as we had heard there were new owners. We are so pleased we did!! The place is immaculately clean and there is obvious attention to detail. We had a delicious scone with home made jam and a lovely pot of tea. The people next to us were served what looked like a really nice salad so I imagine the meals are great too. I'll try next time! We sat next to a lovely stove that was so cosy. You can buy home made jams and other things in the shop as well as there being a Post office with the usual services, cards to buy and so on. There is also a separate section away from the Post Office so if you want a quieter area for your tea that is ideal. We understand this will have easy chairs and maybe a small sofa in later on. We spoke to the new owners who were very friendly and welcoming. They explained some of their plans (they have only been there a couple of days), so we will definitely look forward to the refurbishments they are making, and in the summer they are planning to have tables outside in the garden which will be lovely.We will definitely be back as its a perfect place to stop off and is in such a lovely, quaint village with the River Lune running through and some interesting buildings. The village is in the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty so around and about there are so many places to visit and to walk or cycle too. Highly recommended!

We stop here once a year on route to Kirkby Lonsdale. A lovely freshly cooked breakfast once again nicely presented. We always enjoy x

Passing through Hornby,on seeing the Hornby Post Office Tea Rooms, my wife and I along with two friends visiting the UK from Canada decided to take some lunchtime refreshment. We also had with us our small Border Terrier dog. As normal before entering any eating establishment one of us will ask the proprietor if they allow dogs. My wife very politely asked the question, "NO WE DON'T" in a very abrupt and aggressive tone was the answer. It didn't bother us the fact they didn't allow dogs as we often have this situation and are more than happy to try elsewhere. What did really make us angry was the attitude of this woman. How dare she speak to us in such a rude and unfriendly manner. We certainly won't be going to this establishment ever again. Also is there an explanation as to why two large Welsh flags are attached to the outside wall of the establishment?

Walking in the area with my daughter and grandson, we popped into the Post Office and Tea Rooms for a light lunch. I had a toasted tea cake with a large coffee, my daughter chose two toasted crumpets with a tea and my grandson had the small 'all day breakfast' and this included a cup of tea. Having ordered at the counter we waited while the items were toasted and the breakfast cooked. They were brought to us by a very pleasant gentleman and when we asked for an extra butter, three more were handed to us. Everything was just perfect. Is it a Post Office or is it a Tea Room - does it really matter, it is very quaint and worth a visit.

Stopped here just to use the post office. Very friendly and helpful. Like stepping back in time. From Londons mega stores into a typical family based village retreat.

Lady who served me at the post office was rather unfriendly and charged me the more expensive price of a 'small parcel' (2.85) when I could see that my item would easily fit in the slot as a 'large letter' (1.20)- as silly as it sounds i felt ripped off and even tempted to argue and take it to another post office.

We stayed at the apartment above the tea rooms for two nights in June. It was a nice place to stay in a lovely little village. The apartment is very big and well kitted out.Breakfast at the tearooms was also very nice.

Have been several times but yesterday was a disaster. Arrived 11.30 and 2nd in the queue to be served however staff chose to ignore me and started to ask a bunch of cyclists sat behind what they wanted. If that was not bad enough more cyclists came into the tea room and once again I was ignored. Mentioned to a member of staff who half heartedly said she could get our order but by then the scones I had my eye on had been given to, you guessed it, the cyclists. Obviously our custom was not wanted. I cannot forget how rude the person serving was, nor ignore the fact the cyclists thought they deserved special treatment. Will not go again these people do not deserve to have a business if this is how they treat people who have on many previous occasions given them custom.

Visiting the area for the first time popped in for Afternoon Tea.Very pleasant surroundings and at first sight a lovely selection of Cakes, Pies etc - however we went for a Egg Mayonnaise sandwich which came with a really lovely salad along with a Cheese and Pickle sandwich plus a pot of tea.The food was excellent at a very acceptable price combined with very pleasant service.Highly recommended and well worth a visit,

We called in for coffee and teas en route during the week. The staff were friendly and efficient, the surroundings pleasant and the price very reasonable.

I drive through Hornby at 5.30am every morning and back again at 5.30pm in the afternoon 5 times a week and I have noticed the Post Office tea rooms and often wondered what it was like.A friend who lives in Ingleton recommend the place so today we decided to investigate.Parking was easy and there was a children's treasure hunt going on so lots of kids about with their parents and there must have been a clue in the tea rooms as there seemed to be a lot of the little ones coming in and out and probably a good excuse to get the parents to by a ice cream.As for the service yes the previous comments about the staff being rude, probably not intended I think it just was the way the assistant expressed herself, maybe not used to interacting as she was a little brusque when she said there was no baggets until Mrs Mason the owner jumped in and offered a bun instead which was fine and I was not upset.Everybody reacts differentlyI had baked potato with tuna with salad which was very enjoyable. Drinks were fine Earl Grey tea and a large latte with skimmed milk.No complaints there.All in all a pleasant experience to be recommended.Also lovely range of home bakery.

We are usually driving through this beautiful little village but one day decided to stop off and visit the tea rooms. The shop is very pretty from the outside, however, once inside, the place is 'tired' and somewhat unwelcoming. It seems to be clean and tidy but we felt that we were a nuisance to the staff by entering and taking a seat. We decided not to upset the staff too much by staying so we ordered bacon and sausage sandwiches to take out. The food was very pleasant and welcome on a cold windy day during the storms, but it was spoilt by us having to sit in the car to eat it. A pot of tea in cafe would have been good. We will possibly try again sometime, maybe when the weather is better and the staff are happier :)

After driving past the Post Office and Tea Rooms for years and saying we must try it today was the day. To be honest it was at best poor and at worse awful. Rooms are not clean and very cold. Food was poor and overpriced. So the message is head into Lancaster rather than go here. Very disappointed. We shall drive past next time.

Good friendly staff. Nice place to sit in near a firne. Fresh food served with a good menu to choose from. Handy parking outside, good accessibility.

After a trip to Morecambe, we decided to take a scenic route home, looking for somewhere to stop for lunch. It was Valentines day, so expected to end up in a pub. We saw signs for Hornby Tea Rooms, but didn't know where they were. We ended up driving into Hornby, and spotted the tea room with Union Jacks outside. We parked over the road and decided to take a look. It was a little confusing, as it felt like we were just walking into the shop. There were plenty of tables, some to the left as you went in and some to the right, in the actual Post office. We sat in the shop and ordered a pot of tea and some sandwiches. The food was prepared there, where you could see one lady chopping the salad. We got a lovely big pot of tea, with plenty of milk. The food was excellent, loved the caramelized red onions in with my ham. We then decided to have pudding, but just to get one to share, we are glad we did! The portion of jam sponge was huge and had lovely hot custard on top.We can't fault this place, it was wonderful. Great personalised service, which included a top up of our tea pot after we ordered pudding.

We popped in for a snack , I was not taken by the decor and tidiness of the tea room, we ordered tea and a cake , which was ok. The service was ok, but the friendliness left a lot to be desired.

My son and I stopped for a cup of tea. The service was prompt and a pretty decent cup of tea arrived. Would definitely visit this place again.