Lucy's Tearoom in Cotswold - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

We were lucky to get a shaded table in the garden area. The menu had plenty of choices and our meals were perfect. One of us had the ploughman’s which was huge. The tea selection is vast and even on such a hot day we couldn’t resist. Staff were very friendly and attentive.

We didn’t have a great experience here unfortunately. The service was very slow and it took 45 minutes for the waitress to bring out a slice of cake, a sausage roll and a toastie. We had to ask for it to go in the end, as time was running out on our parking and even then it still took a long time to come out. To add to the disappointment, the sausage roll was tiny and didn’t taste nice at all.

Very slow service the morning we visited. Breakfast turned to brunch. The wait just for our order to be taken although the staff were just standing behind the till ? We then waited a while for our drinks order to arrive and then a further long wait for our food to arrive. Disappointing as it wasn’t busy when we arrived. Really need to deliver on their service times as not to disappoint visitors.

fermati per una pausa veloce, siamo entrati perchè accettavano i cani all'interno. Abbiamo preso scones con jam and cream tart, ottimi. Arrivati caldi, appena sfornati, cream tart perfetta.

We stayed for two nights in this great location, to explore the local walks. Very comfortable cosy ground floor room with lovely bathroom & great shower. Access is via the cafe so had use of the courtyard in the evening, to eat and drink at leisure. Super breakfast and on the second morning we had to leave early so Dawn very kindly made us es and cake to go. Really appreciated and enjoyed!

There was a power cut in the village, therefore we ended up here as the place we had originally planned to visit wasn’t taking customers because they had no power. Very grateful in hindsight, we had a lovely visit here. The young girl (dark hair) that greeted us was rushed off her feet but was polite, attentive and communicated the wait perfectly. We watched her clear plates, run food, take orders and deal with the arriving guests that were waiting for tables to become available. Our afternoon tea was lovely and worth the small wait. The scones were warm when served and cakes were lovely and fresh. All served with a smile as well, making us feel like we were the only guests in the very full tea room. We will definitely be returning

Came here whilst cycling in the Cotswolds. Lovely outside seating in the quiet courtyard. Friendly, welcoming staff and the best fish finger sandwich I've ever had - chunky bread, fish fingers with cheese, gherkin and a sauce - delicious. Great, hot latte too. Thoroughly recommend.

A lovely little spot. Very charming and cute inside. Tasty food. Reasonably priced. Friendly service. Everything you'd look for in a tearoom in the Cotswolds.

In the area supporting local businesses whilst on a short break. Entered and were offered the table available in front of the counter by the fireplace. We ordered a pot of tea for two - Tetley for £2.75 per person. Whilst sitting there we heard an elderly lady serving behind the counter say ‘Really! Your joking. No food and they’re taking up a table’. Not sure that the elderly female employee was totally aware we were sat there listening to their comments, but we were in need of a cup of tea, so chose not to respond in front of other customers who were all eating and drinking in the cafe. Comments like these serve only to give the customer a poor impression of the business. Tea was served by a pleasant young female team member who we thanked. Pleasant, much like the young male employee who took our order. Tea for two reasonably priced and pleasant tasting. We weren’t hungry so saw no need to order food we wouldn’t have eaten. The younger employees were very customer focused and polite and efficient. The elderly lady behind the counter making the drinks perhaps could benefit from a little more customer focus training, or refrain from making comments about customers taking up a table in the cafe and not eating, but only ordering drinks. I’d imagine our £5.50 went someway towards your running costs for the day. Unfortunately, couldn’t rate higher owing to the comments made by this elderly staff member, but would reiterate that the younger staff members serving us were brilliant. Stow on the Wold is blessed with many cafes, pubs etc, so there’s more choice for customers if the welcome here is not the greeting you’d expect from a customer focused business.

Wonderful fresh scones & great service! We sat in the courtyard with our dogs, who even got a treat from the staff. Real cream & choice of plain or fruit scones.

Today we had the best cream tea I’ve ever had. Delicious home made, warm from the oven, scone and delicious loose leaf tea. Just perfect! Just what we needed after a lovely walk. The lady Dawn who served us was so friendly and so welcoming, we couldn’t have chosen a better place for a reboot! Cotswolds at its BEST! You won’t be disappointed!

Lucy's Tearoom looks lovely and when you go inside it is quite pleasant. We were disappointed with the menu and there was a long wait for food . I overheard a server saying that the food was freshly cooked, hence the delay. We just had a coffee due to us being on a coach trip and limited for time. I thought the menu was quite limited too.

We stayed here in early March for my husbands birthday weekend. Really comfortable stay. Great facilities with generous amounts of tea, coffee and lovely shortcake in the room. Had a lovely night sleep. Breakfast set us up well for the day and staff catered well to my dairy intolerant needs. Staff very friendly and welcoming. We will definitely be back. Thanks for a lovely stay :)

What a lovely spot to stop at while you're exploring the Cotswolds! It's a lovely tea room with a beautiful big window that you can look out onto the centre square from. Would highly recommend the cream tea; the scones were better than the Ritz.

We had been for a long walk and decided to stop if for a cup of coffee, we ended up having a cream tea costing £8.50 each, you could choose from either tea or coffee and scone with or without fruit. The scones were gorgeous. Lovely quaint cafe nicely done out with friendly staff

Don’t bother going & find somewhere else. Met by a grumpy lady saying ‘we’re full’, we interpreted that as ‘please go away’ - she looked stressed and unhappy. We waited and we sat upstairs. The other staff were fine and the toastie arrived. Thick bread, little filling, a bit of lettuce - should have got a sarnie from the coop.

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This was a very very bad experience which left my mother running out in a nearly hysterical state because of the really horrible woman who was completely disgusting . This is not the lovely lady’s who are usually there I think she is either the manager or one of the owners I will be putting a complaint to the cafe and other places my step father who was in there every day for Coffee and food has died so we were very regular customers I am really really disgusted with this woman

I’ve decided to give this average, and that is based on the overall ambience of the establishment. You will see from previous reviews that I have reviewed it, highly. On this occasion, I felt that being seated in the main part of the café, things were drab and needed maintenance. For example, we were seated in the window Bay Area. The point about this is enjoying the view outside and watching life go by. They were able to fulfil this part, but the windows were filthy, there was rot in the window frame itself and There was a crappy old fan heater, providing warmth, which Needed a scrub. I could buy one for £10 in B&Q and happily provide it to them There was a tatty old air vent in the window too and these are the things which could have set this place apart from the competitors, all clearly struggling to hold part of the tourist industry which frequents this village. Let’s move to the menu options. Okay, they were fine and what we ate was enjoyable – avocado, with bacon and egg on toast and I opted for an omelette. But when it came to the tea, whilst the staff were accommodating with making it extra strong, I’ve never had such a rotten leaking teapot in all my years. I noticed this when I visited twice during the summer. Just replace the pots, get some decent equipment and customers won’t end up with tea on the table, dribbling off onto the table and then onto jeans, in my case something I suffered. All this big said, the staff were very sweet in the interactions we had . it was also positively reassuring to see that the cakes are home-made and genuine and not just bought in from a local wholesaler. We also had two pots of tea which cost £14. I want to get this into perspective it’s hot water with a couple of teabags… I would love to have given four stars in my review, but I did feel that if it was more polished all round, I could justify it but on this occasion I’m sorry guys, perhaps next time might sway me.

My friend and I went chose Lucy's tearoom for a coffee this afternoon, as they had outside seating. We ordered two Americanos, one with almond milk, as I cannot drink cow's milk. I was charged £4, which I thought was reasonable for two coffees in a cafe in Stow on the Wold. As we went to sit down outside (my friend wanted to sit in their courtyard at the back, which had tables) we were told we could not sit out there, and could only sit out the front. As we went to do so, I mentioned the second Americano was without milk. Once sat down, we were then approached and asked when we intended to pay for the second Americano. I challenged this, saying that I had assumed that the £4 I had just paid was for two Americanos. I was told I had only paid for mine. £4 for just one coffee. The coffees arrived promptly. My mug had a small blob of dirt on it, which I tried to rub off rather than make a fuss and ask for a clean mug. I would expect a coffee costing £4 to be significantly better than the one I received. Although it was not the worst cup of coffee I have ever had, it was very far from the best, and was pretty tasteless. I have since looked at their website, and Americano is listed on their menu as £2.80, with almond milk an extra at 40p. Either the menu currently showing on their website is significantly out of date, or I was overcharged - which should have been picked up by them when I questioned what I had just paid for, and rectified. I rarely write reviews, particularly negative ones, and especially as it's only a cup of coffee and in the grand scheme of things, being overcharged by 80p isn't a huge deal. However, I hate being ripped off, even if it is by a relatively small amount. In hindsight, I wish I had cancelled the order, asked for a refund and gone elsewhere. I think it therefore goes without saying that I will give this place a miss next time I am meeting a friend for a coffee in Stow.

Lovely typical English tea rooms in a quirky building. Staff were excellent and the food very good...the cakes especially!

We visited this lovely tearoom on Stow-on-the-Wold's town square with a main aim to have a nice lunch. ( I also harboured a secret wish for years to find the perfect eat-out fish finger sandwich - a long old search one would think). Well, I will not need to search anymore - I found it!!! Not only did we both have a wonderful lunch - both having something different, but I found the home of the perfect fish finger sandwich - oh my!! In door-step sized bread slices, my generous fish fingers came with cheese, lettuce, gherkins and tartare sauce - quest complete! Yes, I found my edible pot of gold. The lunches we both had were simply delicious with lots of lovely tea to accompany it. (Please note other very yummy menu items and drinks exist on the Lucy's Tearoom menu as well). The service was totally top-notch and we give a big shout-out to Dawn, Lauren and Lorna who looked after us so nicely (:)) Thank you and we look forward to returning soon as we can.

We were not impressed with our visit to the team room. We arrived at approx 11.40am and ordered a round of coffees/teas and cakes to go with them. The hot drinks took about 25 minutes to arrive and the cakes never came. Eventually after 40 minutes of waiting for the cakes, we cancelled the cake order. There was no apology but we were simply told “we are very busy”, even though a table that came in after us received their food before we did. We observed staff members chatting during this period. The coffee was not great. We would not recommend, unless you have a lot of free time!

My partner ordered Lucy's rarebit which was nice and serving staff were very pleasant. I however ordered a frittata with potato salad and leaves which was hugely disappointing. The frittata was tasteless apart from the burnt bottom. The potato salad consisted of horrible cold potatoes with a sprinkling of parsley. No dressing for the leaves was offered, I had to ask. Nobody enquired to see if the food was ok until we paid. I told them my thoughts purely because they asked. A woman was called to speak to us and she was very defensive. She said the potato salad had a light dressing (so light it wasn't visible) and that people can request dressings. We'd already given them our custom earlier for drinks in the morning but we certainly won't ever again! The fact that they don't respond to reviews just confirms that they don't care about their customers.

Abbiamo optato per un afternoon tea che è stato super approvato. Si può scegliere tra una varietà di sandwich e torte che ci sono piaciute molto, tè squisito (c'è una lunga lista ma si può scegliere anche caffè o cappuccino) per non parlare degli scones.. divini!! I più buoni assaggiati! La differenza con un cream tea fatto poi ad Oxford si è notato tantissimo, qui era tutto fatto in casa e freschissimo.

Visited Stow-on-the-Wold’s Market Square when we visited Cotswold and saw Lucy’s Tearoom having a long queue. After walking around, we came back and saw that the queue had shorten as it was past lunchtime. Soon, we were ahead of the queue and was shown to a table just beside the window. We ordered 2 paninis, scones, tea, hot chocolate and some cakes, and they arrived shortly. The food was delicious. Having read the mixed reviews on TripAdvisor, we were apprehensive. However, the crew were very busy attending to and serving customers, but nonetheless friendly. We used the toilet on the second level and it was not as bad as in past reviews. We would come back again. PS: saw a beautiful vintage Rolls Royce too.

The food was ok but the toilets had no hand towels and when this was pointed out the manageress raced aggressively after my wife in a very confrontational manner raising her voice. The Toilet cleaning chart had not been updated for 3 days NOT very customer focused

It said Wait to be seated so we did but we were totally ignored by the staff for 10 minutes, even though there was a table free. We shouldn't have bothered waiting. We ordered but had to wait 45 minutes for our sandwiches to arrive. The "baguette" was a soft bread roll probably from Sainsburys. There was hardly any filling. Other tables were left uncleared even when new customers were served there. The place looks pretty but don't bother!

The GF DF Apple and Almund cake was so delicious. Plus the Loose leaf Earl Grey tea. Staff Very aware of diet requirements.

On a rainy Sunday afternoon, it was an enormous treat to visit Lucy's. The team engender a lovely, welcoming, light hearted atmosphere. Utterly yummy was the cream tea -- the best we've all had in years. Can hardly wait to return!

Caratteristica, il pavimento della sala superiore è assurdo , davvero! Bagni super puliti e cibo super !! Abbiamo mangiato bene e bevuto un buonissimo Thea

Lovely place .We called in for a cream tea it was delicious.We sat outside at the rear very nice surroundings.The staff very pleasant and polite and the cream tea delicious thanks very much for making it a nice visit and thanks to all the staff .

We came here for lunch today and was initially impressed by the menu. The staff seemed friendly but for a dog friendly place, they were not very welcoming to our dog. We ordered two panini’s, we couldn’t have been more disappointed when they arrived. There was hardly any filling, it was just like eating bread! The service was very slow but it was quite busy and then when we went to pay, the card machine had broken so they asked us to go find a card machine in the square and come back! Very poor service & food - would not return.

Great little tearoom lovely cakes and drinks very clean and reasonably priced. Fantastic scones and quick service.

I really like Lucy’s tea room. The staff are very sweet, most of them appear to be students. However, I did meet the chef for the Apple and almond cake. How wonderful to have that freshly made and served two guests. It’s my preferred cake of choice and it’s wonderful.! I opted for the sandwich scone and cake which comes to. I think approximately £17 on a deal. If I were to give them feedback on what to improve, I would say the bathrooms are pretty grim. Staff need to check them for cleanliness and I think they need a revamp overall. Also, I like my tea to be piping hot each time I’ve gone it’s hot but not piping hot. So on this occasion I was able to ask if it could come with hot water from the kettle and they were so obliging and gave it to me from the coffee machine, so it really rounded off another great experience. !

Desperate for a cuppa and liked the look of Lucy’s Tea Room so duly waited at the “please wait here to be seated” sign. The place was busy so we were prepared to wait for a few minutes, however we were totally ignored. Two ladies...

I’ve seen some of the previous reviews and don’t really understand why folk’s feel the need to be so negative. If you want fast food and drinks go find a McDonald’s. The place is great, be prepared to wait if it’s busy (we did) and...

Really enjoyed the vegearian lunch we had. Ploughman's, Haloumi salad; and a couple of paninis. Staff very friendly and prompt. Prices seemed reasonable.

Koseleg og jovialt! Vi fekk eit rom på loftet, med stort bad og stort soverom. Dei som arbeidde der var...

We stayed at Lucy's tea room to consume a tea afternoon. We had to sit in a small table in the center of the main room. The table was too small for four people and we had to eat with the plate in air. After...

heerlijke scones. de beste die we deze vakantie hebben gegeten (en we zijn inmiddels ervaren). ze waren groot en warm...

We stayed overnight in this fabulous tea room B&B.! Arriving in Stow we parked outside Lucy's. We popped in for lunch from the Specials board, which proved to be a good choice. Our B&B room was perfect, with lots of attention to detail. The en-suite...

Stow-on-the-Wold is a charming Cotswolds town filled with buildings made from the local sandstone. There is an area of the town called The Square and tucked away almost in one corner is Lucy's Tearoom. Lucy's Tearoom looks just like a tearoom should look like... If...

Lovely spot….tea cake was good for the wife breakfast pricey for me but was nice…..will come back…..

Heerlijke muffins en andere Engels lekkerheden, elke thee die je maar wil en gezellige dame's die het runnen

The tea room's scones are simply divine, and the cozy ambiance adds to the delightful experience. Highly recommended!

We visited Lucy's Tearoom & B & B on Thursday 29th June, 2023, whilst on holiday in the Cotswolds. The staff are very welcoming and friendly. We ordered 2 cream teas. The scones were the best we've ever tasted and delicious. Adjacent to us was...

Very long wait (around 45 mins) for fairly mediocre food quiche and salad and a sausage bap. Staff were pleasant enough but expensive for what eventually came out. Much better options in Stowe

Lucy’s Tearoom and B&B was a perfect place for me to stay for several days in Stow on the Wold in the Cotswolds. Frankie and Tasha went out of their way to make sure I had everything I needed, including a large clothes drying rack...

Having completed a long walk, the downloaded instructions suggested stopping off at the tearooms to rest and refuel. Even though early afternoon, we were quickly able to get a table with the menu possessing a wide range of light snacks in addition to a wide...

Still wonderful...great staff and delicious homecooked food and cakes . Breakfast, lunch nch or afternoon you are always welcomed like a friend. Quirky layout and immacuately clean c

Lucy's Tea Room is also a b&b. We randomly found this on line and reserved on booking.com. Wow! Our room is excellent. It is located in the garden so from the hours of 10 am - 4 pm there are tea room customers dining next...

This were the best scones i ever had in my life….yummy! A very friendly atmosphere. Even we have a really big dog we could sit at best place at the windowcorner. Unfortunally we don‘t live in England…we will be there every week. Thanx so much...

I'm not really a tea or tea room person but my wife and I thought a full afternoon tea would be a fun experience since we were in England. The full tea with sandwiches, cake, and scones with jam and clotted cream was amazing. The...

Ordered baquettes with were dry and needed more mayonnaise in the filling. The 'tiger' baguette was soft and not very tasty. Perhaps the scones and cakes were better to try. 24/7 tea was was lovely. All in all bit overpriced definately had much better food...

Waited nearly an hour for a vegan sausage bap. Sure they get busy but this was ridiculous and then they got the order wrong and it was cold and smeared in margarine. Wouldn’t bother again.

We got there on a Monday, around 1pm. We were directed to a table upstairs. there was no need to wait. It was warm and cozy inside. I ordered a hot mulled apple cider, and it hit the spot. I had a classic fish finger...

We ate here twice.......so at least the second time we knew what to expect on the service front.....which was very slow, yet charming and polite. And we returned because of the scones, which were worth waiting for (though the second time we were in the...

Had breakfast here with my wife and 2 daughters. Friendly service. Very nice veggie breakfast - tasty vegan sausages, plenty of mushrooms, good eggs. Attentive to dietary requirements.

We actually stayed here as well. The owners (delightful) have 2 rooms to let behind the outside courtyard. Dining outside is great if weather permits. We had a 9 mile walk the next day so we reserved sandwiches to go after breakfast the next day...

Lovely little find on a drizzly day. Scones smelt amazing and arrived warm. Was absolutely perfect. Definitely would recommend

Adorable salón de té, estructura de la casa y decoración de la época, el “afternoon tea” ha sido exquisito, todo...

This was a fabulous stop on our hiking trip through the Cotswolds in Sept. 2022. There were 10 of us traveling from the U.S. and we had the good fortune to draw Lucy's in the B&B draw for the evening as there were no accommodations...

Underwhelming experience. Apparently there had been a rush. We ordered a fishfinger sandwich and cheese on crumpets and waited and waited. The sandwich was fine except it came with gerkin in when asked for those to be left out. Crumpets were tough. Specials board was...

Cosy little tea room. Service was excellent and friendly. Fantastic selection of speciality teas. We had two scones with clotted cream and jam. They were served warm and were fantastic.We had ‘cream tea’ and ‘wholly smoke’ loose-leaf teas. Never had them before. They were very...

Good coffee and great selection of teas. Delicious paninis made from lovely bread. Excellent service, clean and warm surroundings.

We stayed for a couple of nights in one of the rooms at Lucy's Tearoom and also enjoyed their wonderful breakfasts and cakes! A great place to stay in the heart of Stow on the Wold. We were so impressed by the people who served...

We popped in as we were in Stow doing a Treasure Trail and having checked on Tea Rooms beforehand this seemed now to be the place, having a few years earlier visited the much larger nearby 'chain' establishment that appeared to have gone downhill somewhat....

We went two days in a row for lunch and coffee as everything was so lovely and homemade. I am a bake and the sponge cakes were just fantastic.

Midweek escape before new year , day in stow called in for coffee and cake, very friendly staff tea room was busy , found us table up steep staircase, nice selection of coffee and cake served with a smile, all in all very nice.

Popped in here late Sunday afternoon. Had the Welsh rarebit on toast, wow this was delicious, just like my mum used to make. Then opted for scones with jam and cream, these were the lightest, fluffiest, tasty scone I have ever had, absolutely amazing. Small...

This is a lovely pretty cafe, with delightful staff. We had a cream tea and a piece of chocolate fudge cake both of which were fresh and delicious. There was a wide range of loose teas which made a nice change. Head and shoulders nicer...

A charming & cosy tea room offering up a large array of enticing and delicious offerings. The food was beautifully presented, and even more importantly, very tasty and flavourful. Understated and very friendly service, we highly recommend it.

We were fortunate to stay across the street at the Old Stocks and realized right away that no matter how long the line, this would be a place NOT to miss on our visit. We had a front room table, next to a few locals...

Our tour book highly recommended a place for tea but they had little for vegetarians and the atmosphere was blah. So we left and went next door to Lucy's. They seated us and wow! It was lovely!! We sat next to a stone fireplace in...

Went here for breakfast and was very disappointed with how long it took to be served and once eventually ordered it then over 35 minutes to get food , which then arrived incorrectly to what had ordered . The chef was apologetic and did sort....

Lovely cafe with a good variety of traditional food and cakes. I shared the Ploughman's lunch with my son whilst the other members of the family had tea and cake/scones. Reasonable value for money and a selection of parking outside in the square for those...

Nice place for sandwiches, quiche, coffee, tea, cakes next to the main square. Good food, Friendly service, good wifi. We had a late lunch and enjoyed it. Reasonable prices too.

What a nice place! Stopped for a light lunch and really enjoyed the food and the atmosphere. The place is small but it has some more tables in a rear garden area. Staff is very friendly and helpful and there's a good selection of teas...

I cannot say enough about my stay at Lucy’s. The garden was an idyllic place to relax, for breakfast and then in the evening when the restaurant was closed. The room was comfortable and quiet. I unfortunately got sick during my stay (not from Lucy’s!)...

Was very hot so popped in for 3 cold drinks. Very limited choice so just went for 3 cans of coke. £9.75 !!!! What a rip off

Had our first real English tea at this hopping little place. We were seated in an adorable courtyard surrounded by a lovely garden. Best tea I have had in Britain with All the yummy goodies that go with it!!

Very welcoming and very dog friendly. I had a full English whilst my husband had scrambled eggs, avocado and bacon on toast so it’s a mixture of traditional and more modern in my opinion. There’s an outside and inside space which is clean, stylish and...

Ordered a cream tea. Tea came right away. 15 min later was told scones were “just coming”. 45 min later upon further enquiry turns out they had missed that a scone was ordered. General sense of chaos inside. Better options in Stow.

We arrived a little later than expected, around 3.30 and most of the tea rooms were closing? Not Lucy’s - we were warmly welcomed and taken upstairs to one of those rooms that nothing was level; wonderful!! Service and tea and scones outstanding - thoroughly...

Beautifully decorated establishment, tasty scones, unfortunately wouldn’t visit again due to an extremely rude unprofessional owner, missing lunch items and other food wasn’t worth the money, Very clean toilets.

Lovely cafe on the market square. There are only a few tables inside but a nice courtyard out the back and a couple of tables out the front. We were fortunate enough to get a table in the window. Friendly service and good menu. I...

I never leave a review if a place is not great but I will for this one. I'm not sure what other people liked, but besides the terrible service (we waited for 35 minutes to get any drinks), the quality of everything in the tea...

We’ve been here a few times and I don’t recall ever having an issue before, but on this visit my husband ordered the quiche and salad which was disappointing to say the least - a very small slice of cheese, onion and tomato quiche (so...

Travelled solo for my birthday. First time in Stow-on-the-Wold. Stumbled upon Lucy's which looked the most inviting place. Arrived as it opened. They were so friendly and smiley, polite, place clean, and food scrummy. The view was great too. Absolutely nothing to complain about. Would...

We enjoyed a tea with milk and a scone in the back garden. The staff was really nice with us. Really recommended.

We stopped off in Stow on the Wold to see the famous door in the the church. Then went to Lucy's and glad we did , we sat outside as we we had our large dog with us , the staff was lovely and the...

Beautiful tea room . The BEST cream tea ever . Sneaking a look at other peoples food on next door tables , all the food looked fabulous. My partner had a bacon bap which was delicious. The coffee was great and the staff are so...

Great portions, really friendly and efficient young staff, decent price. Huge omelette! Hard reccomend!

We popped in here one weekday afternoon recently to grab a small snack and a cup of tea. After carefully navigating my mother in her wheelchair into this relatively tiny place we sat at a decent sized table in the main part of this tea...

A nice tearoom offering good lunch and cake options. The scones were really lovely. Service a little slow (wanted another tea, but nobody came back upstairs after taking initial order). Great for afternoon teas.

Lovely little B&B attached to the Tea Rooms. Warmly greeted on arrival and the room was clean and cosy. Was very quite in the evenings after the tea room had closed and is well situated in the centre of town. The breakfast was lovely and...

A pleasant tea room with friendly staff. Sat upstairs and had a view of the square. Lovely fishfinger sandwich and oat milk latte. A good find and a pleasant change from pub grub.

After reading reviews on here before our trip, I didn't anticipate we'd get in, after people being turned away, however we were the only ones in there near lunch time! I think storm Eunice had put people off from venturing out, however we weren't complaining!...

We do love visiting tea shops and were really pleased to spot Lucy’s when we were in Stow recently. It got even better when we were shown to a lovely window table with a great view of the square. The waitress was very friendly and...