Jireh House Tearooms in Isle of Wight

Excellent tea and cakes. Tea was full of flavour - both the English and the Earl Grey. The Bakewell Tart was superb - one of the best I’ve tasted. Very pleasant service and dogs welcome. The building is C17th and has real character.

A very wet day, we called in, beautiful decor and furnishings. The lady was very pleasant and chatty. We ordered sandwich and cake. All were exceptional. Then other customers came in and we all had a chat which was very refreshing, none of the heads down lets pretend others do not exist. Could not be better

Spent the whole week in Yarmouth and only say it open once. Good cafe but rarely open October 4-11 which is always our week in Yarmouth.

The good bit - the cream tea, service and price were good. The bad bit - we were met at the door, by the owner in the most extraordinarily unfriendly and unwelcoming manner. Because of this, I assumed they were closed and had to ask if they were actually open. Without giving us a proper answer, she turned on her heel and dismissed us. I felt quite insulted. Curious way of running a business.

We had a lovely unhurried lunch in the garden. Fish cakes, chips and salad all freshly prepared, followed by lemon drizzle cake and bakewell with icecream. Yum! The staff are attentive and friendly and this visit was a real highlight of our day in Yarmouth.

Very good lunch, yes we had to wait but the meal was cooked fresh, very friendly staff and a lovely setting, very clean and tidy. Thank you very much for amazing food

As always, we were well looked after by Jan, Gary and the rest of the staff, greeted with big smiles and cheery hellos. We were asked if we want our usual table, or the garden. We code the garden for our Jireh House Afternoon Tea. It is our guilty pleasure when visiting. The food as always was delicious and made with care, we chose the slice of cake we wanted and then had the warm scones and jam, enough tea to sink a battleship. We left there barely able to move. We’ve eaten evening meals there too and can’t make a single complaint about anything, highly recommend.

The lovely owner went out of her way to accommodate my stay at the last minute. Fantastic Location and a friendly atmosphere.

A quaint place, with 1964-type decor. A very good example of a certain kind of retro I.W. venue, defined on one local website as "historical re-enactment" style. The food is fresh and tasty, and certainly not trendy. Best of all, to me, was that the salad garnish was just that - a tiny side-portion, and not something overwhelming the entire meal! The young member of staff was doing her best to be friendly and efficient, but the two older staff members appeared to be brisk and offhand. Undaunted I persevered in trying to be friendly and pleasant, eventually realising they simply shared a tinder-box dry sense of humour! Two particular oddities were the coffee machine, which made amazingly loud noises at each stage of the brewing process, and the complete lack of signage to the toilets (they are upstairs), meaning that every customer who needed them had to traipse to the counter and ask. Perhaps this, too, was part of the re-enactment...

Still excellent after many years, quality & service still spot on. Run by the owner & very excellent friendly staff. Have been visiting Jireh for many years and the food, service & atmosphere is still as good as it has always been. The new conservatory is a great place to dine. Proper home cooking, which is rarely available these days, not open every evening, so book to avoid disappointment.

Popped in here for a quick cuppa and ended up staying for some lunch. The sandwiches and cream tea were both delicious. Very friendly staff, nice atmosphere, fabulous home made cakes and over 100 gins to choose from if you fancy and gin in the garden. Would recommend and would definitely go again next time we are in Yarmouth.

Really lovely place to eat. Food was delicious and service was excellent. Definitely better than the fancy places where you seem to pay the earth for the decor and not the food. Give it a try. Lots of lovely gins to try too.

Excellent, friendly service. Delicious homemade cakes and food. Very well presented and clean in a traditional setting. Highly recommended if you want value for money.

Good selection of home made dishes, we had the chicken and veg pie with mash, peas and gravy, seafood chowder , prawn cocktail and sausage, mash,peas and gravy. All were generous portions, well presented and tasty. The staff and friendly. Great service

This a great example of why businesses fail on this Island. A poor product and poor service. Sandwiches made with Medium Sliced Own label bread from Tesco. Yes. No crusty slice of sourdough or tiger batch here so be warned. The crisps were missing on the plate but they didn’t forget the teaspoon of chopped lettuce. Nice. The fizzy drinks tasted like out of a 2 ltr bottle. Flat. No ice. No lemon…. The whole thing reminded me of a packed lunch I would take to school when I was 8. All served by a couple of … well what can I say. A lemonade experience with a champagne price tag. Only taking money cause the good places get full quickly at busy times. So beware… And we live here,

Yummy home cooked food in a lovely setting. Hosts Jan and her partner were so attentive and chatty, making sure we had everything we needed. Thoroughly recommend and definitely the daily specials

We decided to try these tea rooms as looked traditional. The tea rooms were busy and we were just about to leave when a waitress told us we could go in the conservatory. When entering the two tables had reserved on them but we were assured that was because they don’t use them unless busy. The waitress took our order of 2 cream teas. (A scone jam cream and a pot of tea). The scone was very small and had cinnamon in which didn’t go with the jam and cream. 3 ladies came on the next table and the waitress got their order wrong twice. We decided to leave as it seemed chaotic. I approached the till and the 2 waitresses were trying to sort something out and ignored me. No apology and when asked for payment the waitress asked more than the menu price but when I mentioned this corrected it. Didn’t enjoy our visit at all. We didn’t consider value for money and would not recommend.

A brief visit on our travels around the Isle of Wight. A variety of options in a cosy location for something hot to drink and sweet to eat.Friendly service and a goo brief stop over from exploring.

We were greeted by a cheerful chap, somewhat unconventionally dressed and chose a table in the delightful little conservatory. A pleasant waitress took our order. My husband's toasted crab sandwich was good but mine - not toasted - was very disappointing because there was such a meagre amount of crab in it. On the table next to us two ladies were enjoying very generously filled smoked salmon sandwiches. If only I'd chosen the same ...

A very nice pot of tea and cake served in a very pleasant way .At a fair price whats not to like .would use again if in the area

After consultation from TA I thought I'd try my luck at a family walk in. We were greeted with a smile from a nice gentleman who allowed us to choose our table (we chose the lovely conservatory as it was a sunny day). They took our order and the food was brought out swiftly. The kids sausage and chips was very generous and they met our request of additional peas (for the veg tick in the box to appease our parental guilt). The homemade fish cakes were lovely and they gave us 50% extra free due to "their error" - gratefully appreciated. I had the plaice which I wasnt sure if it would be frozen and breaded. Nope it was lovely fresh fish cooked to perfection. What a pleasant surprise. In summary, try this place for lunch, cake or even just a coffee (which was also excellent) and you wont be disappointed.

Really lovely lunch experience.. and what set you apart was listening to my mums food issues. After having a biopsy following mouth cancer the plaice you served was the most enjoyable meal of our island visit & thank you for listening and offering her mash to accompany it. We sat in your lovely hidden terrace and enjoyed a peaceful lunch before our ferry crossing. All dishes the 3 of us choose were wonderful (sea-bass & fish cakes) being the other two. You are running a great business .. hopefully you receive a busy & lucrative season ahead.. we will recommend and will be back Thanks

2 cappuccinos, pot of tea and 3 slices of cake £22.50 That’s £7.50 for a cup of tea/coffee and slice of cake each. Was flabbergasted at the bill. Not rushing back to Yarmouth quickly. Flask and a packet of biscuits next time.

Lovely hot latte coffee, friendly staff and a great hidden garden location at the back. Good menu selection. A bit difficult to find but worth the effort!

YOU NEED TO VISIT THIS PLACE!!! I went to Yarmouth on Friday for the day with my friends. When looking around the town we came across this lovey building. We’d already stopped off at the shop opposite for some bottles of water before looking around...

We poved this place. Its quaint and friendly. I am so fed up with pre ordered rubbish that is not made on site and yet presented as if it was and often stale as a result. Its so hard to gind genuinely home made food...

I had high hopes for this place, but sadly it was awful. I would have given it ZERO stars but am unable. The staff were not very friendly especially after asking for Vegan options. Bad idea, told "Chips". In the end decided for simple Jacket...

We eventually sat down to a table, the waitress took our order,after a while she brought our drinks,asked if I took sugar for my tea never brought any,our food order was wrong ,the waitress didnt know what she was putting down,the mayonnaise in our food...

Cakes,cakes, and more cakes,all HOMEMADE,all different,what a selection ,you will not go wrong here,nice conservary,with a huge gin bar,TIDY,spotless.

Very enjoyable, in a shambolic and disorganised manner. Eclectic decorations, friendly staff, a bit over priced, but bizarrely recommendable. This is not silver service or haute cuisine, a bit more Aunty Jean’s church hall counter. Be warned, and enjoy!

When the menu says “home cooked food” you often wonder. I chose the Chicken Kiev and chips, it was fantastic! The staff were fantastic and really friendly. Next time I’m in Yarmouth I’m definitely going back.

Dropped in on a rainy day expecting to be turned away for being full - but we were offered a table in a bright and warm conservatory that we gratefully took! Very friendly service, great with our two boys, and we had a delicious lunch...

We almost didn’t come in. A couple behind us also thought the same and had moved on. It’s down a few steps and there was nobody about and no customers. We weren’t sure if it was open but persevered as we really wanted a bite...

We stayed here for two nights. We were allowed in early and my hubby stored his bike around the back (which was no problem to the owners). The room was well ventilated and clean. We have to say that Jan and Gary made the most...

Not far from St James Church, the Jireh House Tearooms was excellent, with lovely staff which makes for a great atmosphere. Nothing seemed too much trouble for the waitress in this charming and very clean Tea shoppe. Highly recommended.

Visited with my son really nice place . Food is very nice not very pricy and we enjoyed the coffiee staff were very freindly we would come here again .

A light lunch was all that was required, but the place had character, was full of history, was very clean and the staff were polite and helpful. The food was very good and was good value for money. An intriguing place and we will almost...

Looking to try somewhere different in town. Lovely historical place. Friendly attentive staff, Had the tuna baguettes which came with lovely little fresh salad and coleslaw. Will be returning.

I had a excellent fish and chips with tea hot and tasty with quick service and a smile! It is located in a historic building in Yarmouth.

This tearoom is on one side of Yarmouth’s picturesque Pier Square. It looks very traditional and quaint both outside and in, but it’s got a tired and unloved feel to it. We stopped for a hot drink but none of us thought much of the coffees we got. They were generally lacking in flavour and not very hot. Service was friendly and reasonably efficient, but this isn’t somewhere I’d recommend based on our experience.

Wanted a cream tea at the end of a long walk and Jireh was perfect. Lovely staff and terrific warm fresh scones with generous amounts of cream and jam.

Another wonderful visit to this quaint but superb location. As always, the service was superb and the food even better. Their Prawn baguettes are the best i've ever had. What makes them so great for me is that in some places the baguettes are so crunchy, they hurt your mouth. These are just crusty enough without causing pain and so flavorsome. Well filled with prawns as well, definitely not stingy and a choice of sauce (I love the Rosemarie sauce, it's superb. And their chips are some of the best i've ever had and i'm a serious chip person!!!! Although the access isn't great for wheelchairs etc. there is seating outside at the front which has easy access.

The afternoon tea here is enormous and delightful, it is the best value on the menu, we had a plate of sandwiches each with various fillings and salad and coleslaw (which was probably the best coleslaw I have ever tasted), warm scone, jam and cream and a choice of cake. The host was warm and friendly and made sure we were well looked after. We will be visiting again this week before we go home to enjoy another. The other member of our party had crab sandwich which was also very very good.

Delightful tea room! Quite unique. The lemon sponge was so light and delicious. Pleasant and welcoming staff. Great pot of tea. Highly recommended & excellent value for money. Will visit again.

Called in for a coffee. Service was good and the drinks good and hot, however, quite expensive for what you got.

A very relaxed cafe, run by friendly and engaged staff, and offering a great menu. The cafe is spread across a number of rooms in this very old building and hence has character and a space for every taste. Highly recommended.

The service is excellent and so friendly. Their prawn baguettes are to die for!!! and their chips....yummy. Great service, great food and good prices. What's not to like?!!!

Family ate here having just arrived on the island. Staff were polite, but only just enough - more efficient than nice. Service was good, but prices seemed a bit high (although probably likely reflect the local area). The food itself was OK, certainly not bad although nothing exceptional. We were a party of 5 entering an almost empty restaurant and were seated at a table for 4 with 2 put on one side!

We popped in here for a light snack while on a coach excursion around the island. Couldn't have made a better choice. The restraunt/cafe has a sunroom extention in a small courtyard, which is where we chose to eat. Food and service were great

Stopped here for a wander and came upon this place. Had the lobster thermidor which was divine!!! Excellent portions too. My husband had fillet steak which was also excellent. We enjoyed it so much that on our return to the ferry called in for some crab sandwiches to take out! They didn't disappoint either. Would recommend this lovely little place. Staff were lovely and friendly too.

We ate at Jireh house this evening with two young children and it was definitely one of the most friendly and welcoming restaurants We have ever visited. Delicious food that was tailored to out requirements ( half portions for baby and swapped some of the seafood on our seafood platter for us.)Our waiters were extremely child friendly and went out of their way to help us and make the children laugh. my husband and I have both said if ever we needed a B and B here we would certainly check availability here before anywhere else. Highly recommended!!

A nice building, and pleasant environment to be in (17th century I believe). They do teas, coffees and other soft and alcoholic drinks. We stuck to coffee, and had one of their cakes.

We had a wonderful evening meal here over the bank holiday weekend the staff were all friendly and helpful and the food was delicious with very generous portions. Perfect for our pre ride meal. Will highly recommend.

The room was very small,and so where the beds A bit dated needs upgrading Breakfast was very small Great location

We were a group of eight cyclists from the mainland, in need of a rest, and warmth, on a cold Saturday in late November. The staff were most accommodating, and opened up their back garden so that we could park our bikes safely. We had coffee, tea, chocolate, and a variety of morning baked goods, including delicious carrot carrot cake and home-made shortbread. Very cosy atmosphere, too.

This place was faultless! Excellent service from the Proprietor who obviously cared about her guests! The food ( A Prawn Sandwich and a Local Crab Sandwich plus two different scones and cream) was delicious! The decor was excellent and classy- a nice change from the usual eat cheap tourist shacks! The price was good for the location and quality. No complaints. Yes the lady does not take credit cards under a certain amount, but thats not a problem if you are reasonable about it. We will certainly go back and suggest it to others!

We had a pleasant meal here, but we thought it a bit expensive for sandwiches in a coffee shop. The interiror is nice and the staff were OK although a bit rushed.

we were waiting for the ferry and fancied a cup of tea , popped in and were instantly greeted ,we sat down and ordered a pot of tea and scones ,cream and jam, it was lovely and well worth in the pot was generous with extra hot water ,worth a visit

As a yachty we join other such folk and sail to local ports and descend en-masse on a local restaurant for dinner. Jireh House coped very well with all the mixed requirements of the group. A lot of us had pre-booked which helped. They managed to get all the food out in a reasonable time - for a group of about 23 of us - well done! The food was good, and freshly cooked. Only hiccup was a request for a well done steak which had to go back and be recooked as it was still pink in the middle. They addressed that request promptly and efficiently. As a tea room the deserts tend to be cake (a good range) with cream (runny or clotted), ice cream or if you ask nicely - custard. They also offer a good range of wines.

Called in to Jireh House for tea and cake whilst visiting the island, it was absolutely beautiful and a generous slice too washed down with a pot of tea what's not to like. Whilst talking to the proprietor much to our surprise realised she originated not far from where we live and knew our little town in Herefordshire ..............small world!!!

Visited whilst in Yarmouth and we fancied some lunch. Opted for the afternoon tea. Ssandwiches weren't anything special, but the scones and cake certainly made up for it.

Had a very pleasant spot of lunch here, in the cosy front room. It is slightly over-tabled but clearly busy - a pre-arranged coach was arriving as we left.

We stopped for a quick supper before catching a ferry and the host was so helpful. The food came quickly and was delicious. Highly recommend this place.

The proprietor refused to take a credit card despite having the facilities to do so and despite the menu being clear that they did take them with a 2.5% surcharge.

After a brief look at the carnival, we were ready for a cream tea. I didn't want two scones so the very pleasant lady suggested we have one cream tea between us with an extra pot of tea. The tea came with a jug of hot water, and the fruit scones were delicious - a hint of spice and warmed, with plenty of clotted cream, jam and butter. The best I've had for a long time. We sat outside on a very narrow terrace, but so nice to be in the sun. The service was good and everyone seemed friendly. There was a lot of tables inside and a conservatory at the back. A lovely start to the holidays.

Yarmouth I O W pretty little place. Jireh House a pretty building in the main st.We had crab sandwich and salad. In the conservatory beautiful . Friendly helpful staff. Nice experience.

We visited here on a wet Tuesday and it was really busy. The lady that runs it is from our part of the country the midlands and made us really welcome. Cream tea was lovely scones were really tasty and we even got offered extra jam and cream at no extra cost a nice touch these days. Hadn't been here for a few years but it's really good and worth a visit

We checked out every dining establishment in Yarmouth looking for a crab sandwich for lunch. Jireh tea rooms we stumbled across having almost given up the ghost. Its a quaint quirky little place a bit cramped but there is a nice conservatory at the back which provides a bit more room. The menu is quite comprehensive the crab was delicious fresh, tasty and served with salad and they do a fine pot of tea as well. Deserves to be up there with the best of them

Visited here while on day trip. Really nice inside,but had to wait a while on service,other tables who came in after us got served first. We ordered sandwiches/ baguettes and felt the bread was a little stale so nothing special. As we didn't have a lot of time in Yarmouth we might have looked elsewhere.

Found by accident as tucked away around the corner from the high street. Was pleased we found it as was getting a bit peckish by mid afternoon waiting for the ferry. Didnt want to go into the Bugle pub as it is awful, The George is a bit too much for a snack so this was perfect. Tea was great and served with strainers etc. Prawn sandwich was nice if a little basic. Partner had a scone and jam etc. This is a better alternative to the pubs in the town for lunch I think, less busy and not full of kids or peoples pet dogs!

Prompt service - told we couldn't share a cream tea and that they came with one scone so we ordered two. When they arrived they had two scones each (I only really wanted half a scone). The scones were lovely and warm but were brown not white and tasted of cinnamon- we both don't like cinnamon. There was a strange smell in the restaurant, a queue for the one toilet (such a bad smell outside the toilet that I gave up queuing). When I went to pay the bill two cream teas came to £13.98 - to pay by credit card was an extra £1. Most of the staff seemed friendly - perhaps we just caught them at a bad time.

Went to Jireh's twice this year.First time quite nice, nothing special though.2nd visit I tried another item from the menu.Had the afternoon sandwich platter, served with a piece of cake and scone.The sandwiches were the worst / boring collection I have ever had.Quite pricey as well.Will not be returning.

What a nice place for tea! Super cream tea with warm scones and a nice selection of cakes. Good service and a nice atmosphere. Very quaint and lovely.

It was a hot, sunny day and the sun had dropped low enough for the outdoor tables to be in shadow. Service was prompt and efficient and it came with advice on the choice of a local ale. We were pleased with the menu available and the very reasonable prices. Set back from the roadway, the dining terrace is a lovely peaceful place in which to while away the hot afternoon and eat a very filling and tasty lunch. In my opinion it would be well worth the effort to go out of the way just to find this place. I do not hesitate to recommend Jireh House.And as an extra bonus, we found out that bed and breakfast is offered here.

Wanted lunch and was given every consideration to my wife's mobility problem, this was also witnessed when two came in with a wheelchair .The staff were helpful and caring.The menu was varied and our fried cod and chips was excellent.

lovely tea room and really nice cakes at reasonable prices, Very friendly host nothing too much trouble.

Had lunch with my disabled mother. We were given a warm Island welcome. Surroundings were excellent and the food was brilliant. Would highly recommend and will be definitely returning on my next visit in July

Our family of four had a lovely lunch here today. Excellent friendly service from the lady (possibly an/the owner?) and great food. Particularly enjoyed the generous side salad that came with my quiche, especially the fact that it didn't have any horrible raw onion.

I popped in here for a breakfast and a coffee with my son. The decor and ambience is really nice and has an old world charm without feeling out dated and tired. The decor is up to date and well kept.There is a lovely conservatory and various areas you can sit in.The food was tasty and freshly cooked and the coffee was also very nice.I would certainly recommend a visit her for a traditional style afternoon tea or just coffee, and their lunch menu looked very appetising.

We stopped in for lunch and are so glad we did! Lovely crab sandwiches, tea and juice, great service and really enjoyed sitting in the sunshine out the front. Also, the blonde lady serving was lovely, super helpful and very friendly! Definitely worth the trip.

Lovely place I used to go 60 years ago as a treat it's not changed that much excellent service home made yes actually home made humous and chips taste the potato....hot milk mayonnaise in a little glass container not awful plastic bottle or worse lovely friendly service ....tasty food .

We were out on the Island Breezer and stopped off at Yarmouth for a bite to eat. We have been here before and I had THE best prawn baguette I have ever eaten with a bowl off home made chips. IT WAS FABULOUS. The people were so very friendly and the service was great. Definitely worth a visit.

We had a lovely cream tea here, the lemon cake is to die for. Really friendly lady was a pleasure and the tea, sandwiches, cake and scones were perfect and filled us up after our nice long walk. Great location and decor.

Extensive menu selection. Prompt friendly service. Amazing food. Good value. Just love this place! Will be back for more.

My weekly business trip to the Isle of White is never complete until I've visited these tea rooms. Always a pleasure, whether I take scones, cakes or a full meal. I recommend a cream tea here, where the scones are made on site. Accompany this with a pot of Earl Gray and you'll be as delighted as I often am.Pleasant staff, sweet landlady and quaint surroundings, not to mention a beautiful 17th century building.

Jireh house is a regular outing at least once a year to monitor that the standard of their cream tea has not slipped. They never disappoint! Real home made scones, generous portions of cream and jam in glass dishes - no plastic pots here! Cosy dining room or airy conservatory to choose from.

Took pot luck here when visiting recently on the classic bus/beer weekend. Nice ambience and friendly staff. We sat in the main restaurant which was very quiet but the conservatory was popular. I had a very good crab salad - plenty of it - but had to ask for dressing. I also sampled the local beer also very good. My husband had a bacon sandwich which was ok but nothing special. Good value so with a visit.

I have visited this restaurant/tea room on several occasions, and when visititng the Island with friends, it's a place we usually call in on.My wife and I did so again this week on a day trip to Yarmouth, and as always the tea room lived up to expectations. I always appreciate a cheery greeting, and an owner who is happy to engage in a modicum of chatter. As always the service was very good, the cakes excellent and the coffee as you would expect.It was in fact just a very nice place to go and sit awhile and enjoy some delicious light refreshment.

Popped in here for a quick sandwich before catching the ferry. The two ladies who were serving knew we were in a hurry and bent over backwards to make sure our food and drink arrived quickly - very generous with the cream and jam they gave us to takeaway with our scones.

Slightly eccentric but a useful addition to Yarmouth's hostelries and restaurants. The menu is perhaps rather too wide-ranging but the seafood was good and generous. Perhaps better for lunch and tea than dinner but rewarding nonetheless.

Friendly service & the food looked lovely, we only stopped for a drink this time but would visit again when we have more time to try some of the delicious looking things on offer

Went in for a quick salad lunch. Salads OK but tasteless and no dressings offered. Lemonade was Tesco Value standard - disgusting. Service slow and unskilled - and a compulsory 50p surcharge for a debit card - in a cafe!!! As we waited the waitress picked fights with 2 people about tea pot size and slowness of service. Could be a good place but spoiled by Basil Fawlty style management.

Nice cosy place, wanted to grab a quick lunch, tried the seafood chowder and its real good. enjoyed the ambience and the bacon baguette freshly prepared. Very good service.

When I first arrived on the Isle of Wight in 2004, I stumbled in here late on a rainy afternoon in low season, not expecting much, but grateful to find anywhere still open. It became the first tea room I'd found that I thought was worth a repeat visit, and I believe it's still under the same ownership. Jireh House itself is a charming old building and the whole place has a delightful old-fashioned air (despite the slightly jarring note of the modern silkscreen prints in the conservatory). I've never had a proper meal here, but the cream teas are good quality and good value -- and because it gets so busy, there are often scones still warm from the oven as the kitchen replenishes the supply. If you sit in the courtyard garden at the end of summer/beginning of autumn, watch out for falling apples!

A light lunch of homemade hummus (OK but nothing special) and a crab sandwich which was outstanding. Nice coffee. We sat at the front but there is a nice conservatory and a small leafy garden at the rear too. Pleasant central location. Reasonable on-street parking outside.

Usually visit this place for a tea/cake when on the island but decided to have a meal here this time.Despite the place being empty late afternoon (it was early season) they had everything on the menu, salad was good and my fish was nice enough even if it did take some time to arrive.Staff were friendly too which is always a help.Wouldn't put anyone off....

We stopped for light refreshments on Saturday afternoon. We sat in the conservatory and I had coffee and fruit scone, which were pleasant enough. My husband ordered a beer and Macaroni cheese and received a large serving which he thoroughly enjoyed!

Ordered an Americano, it arrived in a scratched latte glass which I found most unusual. It was tasteless and watery, absolutely awful. Especially when they charged £2.55 for it!!Fruit scone was claggy and very oddly had copious amounts of cinnamon in it, had to send it back. Just dreadful.Soup was watery and tasted more like a cheap potato soup from a tin than a chowder as it was advertised. Sandwiches were average.Will never be returning, over priced and awful food.

We usually eat in the good value Gossip's Cafe when in Yarmouth but could not get in so tried here instead. I had a pot of tea which was excellent and with the accompanying jg of hot water gave me five good cups. My son had a large macaroni cheese which he said was good and came with chips.. My daughter had a very small, thin toasted cheese sandwich. I had a very poor ploughmans. - small piece of cheese, silverskin onions (not proper pickled onions) no apple, wilted lettuce. My wife had a supposed Greek salad - no cucumber and no dressing, They don't seem to have any concept of dressing for salad at all. It was just a few lettuce leaves and a bit of tomato as was my mother in law's salad. The Feta cheese had a peculiar lemon washing up liquid taste too it and was inedible.Not particularly cheap either. Good value for a pot of tea but the rest was not exciting. We won't be returning.

Stopped off on our Monday Health Walking group (15 of us). Great coff/tea, cakes, sandwiches. Very helpful staff. Only downside is a charge for paying by car and could find any wifi.