Hungersheath Tearoom in Shropshire

Popped in yesterday for tea and cake whilst on our travels, it was lovely. Although I'm originally from the area, I've lived away for many years, so I've lost track of what's available locally. This place is an absolute gem and will definitely be on my list of places to visit. Please update your social media pages though, we weren't sure if you were still open.

Family of 4 adults stopped off here for an early light lunch. Staff very pleasant, service extremely good and lovely surroundings. I would consider slightly over priced by £7 a bacon bap, 3 soups, 2 cheese on toast, a tea, a coffee, a hot choc and a soft drinks just over £53. Toilets very clean but an unpleasant smell coming from unused shower room next to toilet.

The menu is perhaps not the widest, (nor the easiest to read on a blue and white check background). In fact the breakfast menu, as an all day is worth noting. However for lunch I opted for the Lasagne, with garlic bread and salad. I was more than satisfied. I can recommend it. The huge plus of places like Hungersheath, is that the kitchen is one end of a long room, and the customers the other 3 / 4‘s. Hence the proximity ensues a good relationship. (Maybe the toilets could could do with regularly checking, improving) But nevertheless well worth a visit.

Just been in for Sunday lunch and have to say the the staff and surroundings and the service was out of this world you can tell everything was home cooked and locally sourced the puddings take you back to childhood .. I can not recommend hungersheath tea rooms enough it’s a ten out of ten from me ..well done Rebecca and all your staff they are a credit yo you and the tea rooms

Recently visited the farm to buy some aspargus and had a cup of tea and some cake whilst we were there! My wife said the cake was really moist and I must say the service was top class too!

A beautiful tearooms off the beaten track. It was my first time at Hungersheath and I must say it was outstanding, the food was delicious along with fresh homemade cakes served with a smile. Staff were very polite and just a general friendly atmosphere. The tearooms was situated on a lovely farm where the surroundings were very homely. I will definitely be visiting again as I loved my experience. 5🌟

Food and service good but general area is in need of updating. Outside tables are old and unstable and outside area in general looks neglected. Toilets in need of a good clean and light cord switch is minging! Yuk! Dogs only allowed outside. Shame as the food was OK and waitress was lovely but we won't be rushing back.

Haven't been to Hungersheath for a while and what a disappointment. Staff were pleasant but tearoom smelled of grease and old fat. Waited a quarter of an hour for a glutinous offering that called itself Stilton and Broccoli soup. Very unpleasant and inedible. The roll was ok but had to ask for knife for butter. Outside tables were very shabby as were surroundings.

Called ahead to book a table for two, arrived and ordered bacon egg and sausage bap with two hash browns on the side,and a vegetarian breakfast with toast, easy to order none of this app nonsense that seems to be the way ,friendly staff all were genuinely friendly and seemed to be happy in their work, food was fresh cooked and good quality tea and coffee also of good quality,very reasonable prices and will definitely return.

This is a lovely tearoom ,my husband and I called in for coffee and cake, friendly staff and clean comfortable surroundings, We will definitely return.

I’ve been going to Hungersheath for nearly 2 years, it started off just me, then my youngest daughter and now it’s turned into a family outing. The staff are always lovely and cheerful and will do whatever is asked of them. The food is fantastic and it’s always busy which says it all.

We stopped here by chance on a long-journey because we needed a break. Simple, straightforward Farmhouse baking with excellent quality and value. Just had a cuppa and some cake, but it was great home-baked childhood-nostalgia-inducing cake. Wish we could have lingered longer.

Though we only had a cream tea, the service was absolutely wonderful, waited on quickly, and the food was with us in quick time.... If your travelling the main road, this place is well worth turning off for !!

Beautiful traditional home cooked country/ tea room food. Lovely sandwiches, quiche and the breakfast is cooked perfectly. Also, the Best brownies I have ever tasted!

It’s been three years since our last visit (it’s a pit stop en route to a holiday destination) and nothing’s changed ... which is not a criticism at all. The service is swift and with a smile. The menu has sufficient choice without overwhelming. The venue is clean and airy - there’s outside seating too in a little sun trap. This visit was on a Sunday and we were surprised to see a few reserved tables - till we saw the Sunday lunches being served! Definitely one to remember for next time! We had the Hunter’s Platter - and the roast beef was warm and very obviously carved from the joint of the day. Delicious!! As was the ham and the home-made chutney. We didn’t have room for dessert or cake - but from those being served the quality and quantity wouldn’t disappoint. Another plus is the coffee is served HOT not lukewarm 👍

Very nice and spacious surroundings. Friendly attentive staff! A good selection on the menu. Reasonable prices. The service was excellent and the staff were helpful. Plenty of tea from the pot! The food was very good, well presented and tasty!!

A lovely tearoom off the beaten track with a selection of sandwiches/paninis/salads/hot dishes etc. Along with homemade cakes/scones/brownies and a choice of tea/coffee it's a great place to stop for a snack. Friendly staff and a little farm shop as well.

The food here is always good but it really is worth visiting for breakfast it’s wonderful.Fresh and decent sized portions

Can highly recommend after an amazingly generous spread today. Character venue in beautiful surroundings, All staff are family and it is clear how much they care, such pleasant attitudes, will definitely return. thank you again Brenda ,Lucy and family.

We've eaten here a few times and this was a breakfast visit. As usual the service was excellent and the staff were welcoming and friendly. The food was tasty and nicely presented. No doubt we'll be back.

Came out as a family for breakfast and great friendly staff very welcoming and food was superb, lovely local food cooked to perfect. Highly recommend

Visited Hungersheath today on the way back from a business trip with four staff we were greeted by a very pleasant young lady with a big smile and quirky banter which cheered up the dull travels home, we all decided to have a breakfast it was cooked perfect and I’m fussy definitely return to this place A*

I have been coming to this tearoom over the past few years. After today never again.

Food and drink was really nice and staff were really friendly and helpful but i would advise to book at this time of year because it can get very busy

We stopped here for breakfast and must say food was quite nice but the staff were far from pleasant or friendly, as we walked in the staff seemed neither bothered nor interested in fact for the first 10 minutes no one came to see what if anything was required the only person that took any interest was another customer. We were unsure as if we needed to go to the counter for service or if some one should be coming to us but the other customer assured us it was not self service, Laughable in its self. When the chap did come over he just looked so disinterested at being there I almost felt guilty that I was making him do something he enviously did not want to be doing. When the food came it was hot and tasty but the service including the young girl that served us with the food just did not seem to have any interest in the place. A friendly smile and a hello goes a very long way. The place also looked a little grubby, the toilet was not pleasant the toilet bowl was dirty and I had a job to see the toilet roll as it was not on the wall as you would expect it was under the sink on to of a bin, humm..could have been so much nicer in some many ways, with out to much effort on the staff or owners part. So as I say a shame but I don’t think I will be likely to return.

Have been to the tea room a couple of times and the English Breakfast is very good. The tea room is warm, well set out with plenty of room around the tables and the staff are very pleasant and friendly, plus service is good. We brought our grandson (20 months) and were well looked after.

Stopped here this morning for breakfast. Very nice surroundings, comfortable and warm inside. Service with a smile from everyone. We both had full breakfast and a hot drink each. Breakfast was £5.95 inc 2 rounds of toast and butter. Very good value for money, and the sausage was particularly tasty. Fresh eggs, thick bacon etc.

What a great way to end our holiday with a breakfast at these tea rooms. The staff were very friendly, the tea room itself was spacious, light, clean and welcoming and the food was excellent. What a pity we live two hours away!!

Excellent breakfast , excellent brew , excellent staff ! What more is there to say ?!? Well worth a trip off the beaten track to visit - the cakes looked delicious , but I was too full up from my delicious breakfast to try one .

We visited the tea room while we were in the area seemed very popular fantastic fresh foods cakes and fantastic service

Most Tuesdays I make a special 8 mile trip to take an old man out for breakfast, for a treat. He loves it. (As do I). We have tried many places over quite a few years, and this is probably our favourite.

We went as a family for late breakfast and it was lovely.. fresh homemade cooked food. Reasonable prices and the waitress was just lovely. Highly recommended

Myself and my husband saw the sign for Hungersheath Tea rooms on Saturday and thought we'd give it a try. It's hidden down a country lane but looks lovely upon arrival on the farm grounds.

Called here whilst on way to holiday. Lovely cafe, good service & menu choice. Nice farm shop....and pick your own fruit farm facility. Will certainly call again when passing.

Lovely afternoon tea! Excellent food! Highly recommended! Pleasant staff and lovely surroundings! Will be revisiting soon!

I was driving to Oswestry from stoke and wanted to get a breakfast with a colleague.

We were 15 people of whom 5 were kids. The long- suffering staff were superb and we had a terrific reunion of family who’d not seen each other in ages. The food was fresh and served with smiles. Excellent choice menu. Relaxed vibe. Thank you so much.

Great breakfast with the added bonus of some purchasing flowers and shrubs for the garden. Children love the pick your own strawberry experience.

I visited the tea rooms in May following a local walk. We were able to park in the cafe car park. We enjoyed tea and scones. Absolutely delicious, lovely fresh scones, their own homemade strawberry jam and local cream. At under £5 each, a real treat. Returning soon!

A delightful tea room serving a good menu with homemade cakes and scones. Large open windows overlooking a working Farm, great to keep kids occupied. Complete with farm shop selling much of their own produce plus wine, local beers, local cheeses and ice cream.

A nice, clean and friendly on farm cafe. Good selection of lunches and cakes, prices were reasonable. Cafe was spotless. Would stop again.

Having visited here several times before for a snack Called here as in the area on Easter Sunday and was able to get a table for their Sunday Roast - Choice of three meats today with all the trimmings and a sweet for £10 -95 p The meat I chose was Pork and came with ample fresh veg and apple sauce Nice choice of sweets I chose the delicious Lemon Meringue (Mary Berry would have approved as no soggy bottom) Delicious will definitely go for Sunday Lunch again before long but would advise booking a table in advance as seemed to be quite a few regulars and can understand why !!

Having had several excellent Sunday lunches at Hungersheath , we enquired about a family get together for a 90th birthday . We decided to go for a cream tea for 45 people . It was fantastic . Great food and excellent service as it always is here . The staff could not be more helpful and it was very good value . Highly recommend Hungersheath for the quality and value on all the visits we have made .

Little forlorn during the Winter months as no farm shop to browse or fruit picking, yet it's a clean friendly place with a nice selection of home made jams and a little book corner.

Dropped in from the A53, to find this nice tea shop and had a number of visits. Good food freshly cooked, pleasant service and all at a good price. Whats not to like! Richard, Edinburgh

Very nice country tea room. Lots of choice at very reasonable prices. Outside seating for dog owners which is a big plus

Called in as seen the sign a number of times the appearance really lovely the service does not match up to the surroundings.

Nice breakfast with friendly staff. Not the cheapest place to eat but the food was quality. Would definitely pay this place another visit

Exploring our local area as we've only moved here recently. Found this on web as wanted brekkie. Went along and nice place. Really friendly lady behind counter. Great fresh breakfast hit the spot. Will deffo return.

Hemos estado pase al final de la carretera durante años, pero nunca ha sido a la vez cuando estaba abierto, o conveniente para llamar. Bien podemos poner este derecho, en noviembre de 2016.

A menudo nos visita para comer y disfrutar de nuestra comida. siempre Buen menú. Nunca nos ha decepcionado. Se recomiendo especialmente el inglés completo.

Un lugar fantástico de calidad que ofrece desayunos cocinados más encantador de té/café, pasteles, etc. Situado en campo abierto, con una tienda de granja

Este luminoso y espacioso granero convertido, justo al norte de la A 53 lanzamisiles antiaéreos, sirve tés, cafés, pasteles, comidas ligeras y platos recién hechos a precios razonables.

Ordered a cherry scone and a black coffee. When the order arrived a few minutes later I cut the scone in half and found it was a fruit scone instead. Oh well - not what I ordered but I've nothing against scones of the fruit variety so I stuck with it. It was a shame to receive two foil-wrapped butter pats rather than a small pot of butter, especially as the tearoom is next to a farm shop. Barely enough jam to cover two halves of a scone too. I assumed experienced staff would know the correct jam to scone ratio.And although I asked for a black coffee, I received two-thirds of a cup. Coffee was nice though so it was a shame I didn't receive a full cup.It's a bit out of the way so I don't think I'll be making a return trip anytime soon. That's a pity as I do like to frequent independent cafés and tearooms if I can.

Spur of the moment visit and they were happy to let us sit outside with our dog but no offer of water for him and it was a hot day. We had water with us but they didn't know. Reasonable menu choices and prices. We had the bacon and brie sandwich which came with a side salad and crisps,and the heardsmans platter. The sandwich was good and the quality of the meat on the platter was excellent but I object to paying extra for bread which should have been included in the meal. The salad is very sparse,lots of lettuce and one carefully placed cherry tomato with a bit of onion and a slice of cucumber cut in half, and they really need to change the brand of crisps which are like chewing cardboard. Wouldn't make an effort to go but if you're passing it's a pleasant place to eat.

Found by chance when desperate for a break from driving,Very good choice of menu fantastic service and spotless.

Found this delightful farmhouse tearoom after a stressful drive through heavy snow and sleet in the Peak District. And it's nearly May? In need of some TLC we were given it in the clean. homely surroundings of Christine and Shirley's tea room. Great selection of homemade food and exceptional coffee etc.Asked if some scones for our ongoing journey could be provided... Nothing too much trouble and quickly a box which would protect the contents was found with serviettes as a nice touch. A lovely place with a warm welcome, great service and delicious food. Would recommend.

Stopped our travels here for coffee and a cake. We chose an Americano with toasted tea cake. It was served quickly by a waitress who didn't manage a smile. The coffee was very hot although weak and had a burnt taste. The tea cakes were fine.The setting was clean, bright and welcoming.

It's been a while but as we were going to be picking fruit we thought we would stop by. Always a warm welcome we opted for the all day breakfast. A little wait is needed as everything like they say on the menu is cooked to order but we don't mind that. We ordered drinks and sat watching the rain pouring down outside. This place never disappoints with there food and drink. Cakes are all home made, drinks are fantastic and plenty of choice and the breakfast was fantastic. Couldn't fit a piece of cake in this time but will be back again when not so wet to pick the fruit we didn't get to pick today

what a lovely little farm shop we Came across this place today whilst having a drive in the country. The farm shop offers some lovely produce, we enjoyed a snugbury's icecream and a local cider. Worth a visit, as there is also fruit picking available and a tearoom.

We had never eaten here before and we were not disappointed. The tea room is nicely presented and welcoming. The breakfast was tasty and the service was very good. We will return for breakfast here again.

Lovely little place out of the way with reasonable pricing structure There are lots of lovely cakes - the scones are lovely. There is a disabled toilet facility, plenty of car parking and a small farm shop with the usual things you would expect to find in it. There are some plants on display to buy too which are mainly the bee and butterfly friendly type at reasonable prices - 3 for £10. Good tea room to sit, relax, have a cup of coffee and a read of the paper.

Myself and four other members of my family called in here for lunch. (We are age ranging from 4 - 91 years) We don't know the area but stumbled across this lovely little farm shop cafe and we were very pleasantly surprised. The staff were friendly, the cafe was immaculately clean and the food was gorgeous and homemade. Also all very reasonably priced. We highly recommend!

Called for morning coffee and a scone after shopping. Excellent service and the cakes were fresh and light.

Called in here on the way home from a trip to shrewsbury. We just wanted a drink and a light lunch. Lots of options on offer, I chose the cheese and tomato pickle sandwich. This came with salad and crisps. The pickle came separate to add to your liking, a plus in my opinion. My husband had the Shropshire oatcake filled with cheese and ham. Both tasty. Didn't try a cake but they did look lovely. Pretty farmhouse type decor, everything you would expect from a farm shop cafe.

Came across this place during a day out.Had a ploughman's lunch and home made cake (which they bake on the premises).Nice atmosphere being in a converted barn and lovely food with friendly service.In the summer you can pick your own strawberries. High chairs for babies and very family friendly.Outside seating in good weather.They tell me that they cater for private parties but they do not sell alcohol.