Mad Hatter's Tea Room in County Durham - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Im a regular customer of this fabulous tea room. The staff are really friendly. Food is amazing as ive basically had all on menu. No complaints. Fair priced also.

Lovely cosy friendly cafe. Light lunches, buns and coffee. Busy at lunchtime as you’d expect. Great service. Reasonable prices. Lovely coffee

We decided to go for some food after work and we picked the mad hatters and honestly I’m so glad we did . On arrival the lady that was there was so lovely said we could sit anywhere and she would come and take our order for us . And the food was amazing . Me and my wife will definitely be back

The service was absolutely amazing, me and my partner popped in for some cake and coffee and the chocolate fudge cake looked delicious. We ended up ordering it with pouring cream and it was absolutely delightful. Will definitely be back!!

Really nice calm ,cozy space. Drinks were lovely and the food was as nice as it looks in the photo.All I can say is it was was flavoursome and yummy. We got the minced steak and red onion relish , the relish was lovely and the burger was filling with a nice metal bucket of chips to finish it off.Will be back soon to work my way around the menu😋

Lovely quirky cafe in Barnard castle. I had tasty soup & a good toastie with a pot of tea, my wife had a coffee & a toasted tea cake all for just over £13 which we considered very good value. Service was quick and with a smile. We will return. Thank you.

Awful overpriced coffee served in chipped dirty crockery.. The whole place smelt of old grease. Steer clear!

Lovely little town, busy as it was a Saturday, called into this tea room with the family as they had empty seats , ( now I know why!) Various meals were ordered, the food was very mediocre, I left half of my cheese of toast, very soggy, I suspect the bread was not toasted prior to adding the topping. However the real issue was the chicken burgers which were served up raw on the inside. Obviously deep fried from frozen, which was confirmed by the serving staff upon enquiry. See the photographs below……..When we asked to speak with the management on this issue , no one was available! Since then my partner has tried to contact the owner, telephone number supplied by the on-site staff several times to no avail. The issue has been reported to the Durham CC Environmental Health Department for them to take this issue up with the management. We had a two year old eating chicken with us I dread to think of the outcome should she had eaten any of this chicken. Not , I stress NOT a place to go to if you do not want to risk Salmonella ! The on-site staff could not confirm if the cooking staff had received any food hygiene training. Please note this cafe is displaying a five star food rating on the door…..

We had a breakfast on a Sunday morning. Lovely food and large portions. Friendly and lovely atmosphere. You can also paint pottery! The cakes looked awesome but not for breakfast.

What a lovely cafe. Great staff I only had to mention I could only eat very small meals and they offered this. Settled on scrambled egg on toast. Plus nice pot tea. Very friend friendly.

Came here with family for tea and cakes. A lovely little place, nice art on the wall. Welcoming and friendly staff. Lots of choice on menu. The cakes ordered were very tasty and no one had any complaints. Would go again. Only negative, was that the place was quite small and so we could not all sit together (there were 5 of us) so we had to sit separately which was not ideal.

As I’m a big fan of Alice in Wonderland I dined at this wonderfully quirky cafe with my two vagabond companions Secret Dave & Naughty Neil. Whom ordered treacle tart & sausage, egg & chips whilst I ordered a bacon bun accompanied by a refreshing pot of tea without the traditional dormouse inside. Our tea & meals arrived reassuringly promptly & my bacon bun was delicious but my friend found his chips slightly undercooked but said everything else was fine. However the proprietor also kindly & proudly explained why he chose the unusual name & style of his cafe & as we vagabond loonies evidently fit right in we shall certainly consider dining at this establishment between coffee time & too late during our next visit to Bernard Castle.

I have stopped here a few times and highly recommend their breakfast egg banjo roll. Most recently I had their Yorkshire curd tart and it was amazing.

Very good service . Dog friendly. Tea and coffee lovely. Granddaughter had a piece of cake. Food given to other customers looked very good and there wasn't any food left on the plates. Also do model plaster painting. Will be going back soon

Really can't see what all the moaning's about, been coming here for years and have never had anything wrong with any of my orders yet? The food - drinks - ice-creams, everything always is spot on! The reason why they have plastic covers over the tables is to protect them for when they have kids' craft parties to minimize the mess all over the place. I suggest the scones, or even the ice-creams - delicious! My dad always has the omelette here and he loves it. Washed down with one of their gorgeous cappuccinos. He has this habit, albeit strange, of dipping his ice-cream into it to melt it. All the best to everyone at the Mad Hatters for 2023. Keep up the good work. See you in the New Year.

from the outside this looks like the perfect place to go for a lovely cuppa and a nice cake! almost the quintessential tea room... Firstly I will say the staff were friendly and polite- sadly that is all that can be said in favour.. whilst...

Fine for a quick coffee, clean and tidy with clean facilities. Quite small and seems slightly cluttered with bits and bobs on the walls

Popped in here while we were on holiday. I had an Egg mayonnaise sandwich which came with some salard and my wife just had salted caramel cake and two coffees. Service was excellent and the food was very good. The tea room was very clean...

Cakes very very dry- they were in the window and were left there when we saw the place closing up so it seems they reuse for days. Ice cream good sized portions. Staff very friendly. Toilets very odd and overall decor a bit shabby (not...

While having a visit to Barnard Castle visited this establishment for a quick Lite Bite and Latte Coffee’s and was very happy with the excellent service and friendliness of the staff making you so welcome. Everything about this place deserves good rating ie-cleanliness of toilet...

Had 2 cooked breakfasts. A bit disappointed, the bacon and sausage appeared to have been done in a steam oven, but not finished enough under the grill, so lacked colour. The eggs were a bit underdone as well. Edible but distinctly average.

We stopped off at this quirky tea room on our way to Scotland. Staff were really frendly and our dog was also welcome. We ordered drinks and they made pancakes for us despite them not being on the menu, and it was no trouble. The...

Visited for an earlyish lunch one Saturday, it was busy but not full. Staff were all fairly friendly, but our food took a fair while to arrive. The food we had was OK. One problem with our order was quickly resolved. The menu has a...

Walked passed many of the ubiquitous food outlets and then discovered this delightful and somewhat eccentric wee restaurant. Very tasty cakes, good portions and flavoursome coffee. not much room, but worth waiting for a seat. prices were fine and Barnard Castle has plentiful and civilised...

We had a take away from here today 2 teas and a bacon bun and a bacon n egg bun Extortionate price £14 for take away disgusting need a bank loan if eating here

Looking for lunch and we walked past this quirky cafe. The food we had was amazing - we shared the Greek Gyros and the Balsamic Beef - superb! We will certainly revisit next time we are in the area.

Stopped in here for a breakfast and what a delightful place, lovely staff gorgeous breakfast of toasted bagel, spinach, bacon and egg. A pure gem of a place.

My Friends and I were walking around Barnard Castle and decided to go for some food , Customer service was amazing and staff were extremely polite and welcoming from the minute we entered until we left , The food arrived fairly quickly and tasted sensational,...

We popped in for a tea and a bit of cake. The lad running the place was friendly and accommodating, the cafe was busy but he found us a place. The drinks were great and cake an scones delicious. Plus decent value for money. In...

Came in with a few friends, greeted by lovely staff members, we had various items off the menu and they were all brilliant, well priced and good atmosphere

Today while walking we passed and seen how quickly this place was. Myself and my friend got greeted by the owners. We sat down and looked at the menu and surprised to see see how big it was. We got our drinks and they were great so we couldn't wait for our meal. My friend got balsamic braised beef and I ordered a pizza. I must say these both came super fantastic a little wait but definitely worth the wait. They have a wide selection of homemade cakes and tarts but we were so full we will try these next week.

Waited over an hour for a breakfast which was cold when it eventually arrived- customer service not good, we were told we were being unreasonable as the chef was young ! Won't be back

Ordered chicken nuggets and chips for kids- these were not edible as over fried and burnt-I would not even feed to a dog! We ordered a ham and cheese toastie- I have no idea how you could get this so wrong- orange cheese with no taste- ham was over cooked and tasted like corned beef and toast burnt. On top of this staff didnt smile and looked like they did not want to be there! All this for the sum of £19! (Not cheap as the kids shared the nuggets). Should have complained but too British!

Really enjoyed lunch here . We had a variety of items between the 4 of us and all were of very high standard and reasonably priced .We liked the “ quirkiness “ of the place with the mad hatter theme .The staff were also very friendly and courteous.

Fantastic Greek Gyros and great service. Really enjoyed our visit to this lovely tea room. Yorkshire rarebit with relish was very highly rated too

We visited barnard castle today to meet up with friends. We came across this little gem of a place a warm welcome by the lady owner. The deco is nice with upcycled wood. We ordered coffees and a pot of tea all was pleasant our food arrived by the chef. The tearoom was full minus a couple of tables. We are coming back next week.

Made a purpose journey as recommended. Arrived 15.44 on Sunday afternoon (7th Aug) entered the tea room to be told they were closed to indoor guests. The website clearly states open till 5pm on Sundays!! Won’t bother returning!

Mid Saturday morning popped in for tea/coffee.Reasonably busy but not crowded, found a table with ease right by the serving counter. However, it took 10 minutes before anyone approached us for our order and another 10 minutes before we received it.Keen to quench our thirst at this point, the cappuccino was OK but the tea was absolutely disgusting- no taste or colour. They must use very cheap supplies as I have never tasted anything so revolting Walking down the High Street there are numerous coffee/tea cafes which have opened up, most of which looked nice and serving good quality beverages - definitely won't be back here again!

Very disappointed at the service and standard of cakes today. When politely mentioned the cake was not a good standard and was dry and burnt in a very quiet polite manner. I received a very loud reply well you have eaten half the cake what do you want me to do about it, then promptly talked about me in a loud voice in the kitchen Will not be visiting again. Very disappointed avoid, lots of other nice places to eat with much better service.

Absolutely loved the theme and the decorations. Tea and a slice of homemade lemon cake was lovely. Staff were very friendly and accommodating. Overall an outstanding service and I would highly recommend. Keep up the excellent work! 👍

Amazing brunch (egg Florentine) and delicious coffee. Going again if/when I return to the town. The Alice vibes just make it XD

Stopped here on the way to Cumbria and had a delicious, fresh egg mayonnaise roll with a side salad (£5.20). I also opted for a pot of tea for 1 (£2.40) and it gave me 2 generous cups. We were made to feel very welcome and all tables were socially distanced.

What a delightful cafe, superb service from lovely, friendly staff and my frangipane tart (homemade by the owner/chef) was quite the best gluten free cake I have tasted - just wished I lived nearer!

Very friendly, breakfast was lovely, and being a fan of Alice in wonderland this was a perfect place

The staff were friendly and welcoming. The menu was extensive and the staff were happy to accommodate little swaps and extras. The quality of the food was first class and a good strong pot of tea 👌

After being treated extremely rudely by the cafe opposite we found this lovely quirky cafe, we were welcomed warmly and served quickly with a very lovely lunch. We were visiting Barnard Castle as part of our holiday in the north and would recommend and hopefully return one day here, thank you

This placed looked nice from the outside we just wanted a snack in the afternoon choose scones and tea. The tea was great but I can’t say the same for the scones I wondered why our scones were toasted when we got them and on first taste I found out why these were the hardest driest scones I have ever tasted I couldn’t finish them and had to leave them on reflection I should have said something at the time but didn’t want a confrontation I’m not sure what month these scones were made even toasting them didn’t help please avoid scones at all cost

Food was lovely and service was quick and good . The homemade cakes were excellent . However , I struggled to see the relation to the mad hatter or Alice in wonderland apart from 1 mural

Just had an amazing meal from here tonight. We can highly recommend the gyros and chocolate brownie for pudding, it went down well with all the family. Great service from order to delivery which was spot on time and easy to pay by card at our door. We will be ordering again very soon.

Had the chicken gyros and fries on the way through Barnard Castle and they were absolutely delicious. Chicken was tender and well seasoned and the salad was fresh. Honestly the nicest takeaway I've had in a while.

I think some of the pictures I took speak for themselves ☹️ my family were so looking forward to this. I pre-ordered for delivery. It was all late, cold, burnt, greasy, sloppy, smelly, congealed, wrong items and missing items. I understand things go wrong but at £31 it should never have been sent out like that, it has put us off takeaways unfortunately. Swift refund so thank you for that at least.

We were initially curious because of the Alice & Wonderland theme, and then it looked like a good choice of light lunches.We were greeted in a friendly fashion as soon as we looked through the door and quickly shown to a choice of tables. Covid formalities were taken care of quickly and efficiently (NHS track&trace QR code on table). Drinks order was taken quickly - Mocha for me, peppermint tea for my wife (though I was somewhat bemused that the waitress asked if she wanted milk in that - ew! :) ).I had the Yorkshire Rarebit, and my wife had the chicken burger. Both were very well presented, generously portioned and very tasty. We were both very satisfied with our choices.All in all, a very pleasant choice.

A busy cafe with reasonable food options, which proved tasty (chicken mayo sandwich with salad £5-20). Pleasant service. Interesting theme on Alice in Wonderland.

My partner popped his head in to ask if the staff knew where the nearest public loos were to change our daughters nappy and the staff were kind enough to offer us their toilets. So we stopped for a drink and for our daughter to have a bite to eat. Cafe is beautifully decorated in Alice in Wonderland theme and the staff are kind welcoming and very child friendly.If we lived closer wed absolutely come again but unfortunately we were only passing through.

Dropped in with our family, very helpful in organising a table for Five People. Coffees were all very nice, I really enjoyed my Mocha. Treacle tarts are home made lovely treat. A grest little independent coffee shop

Popped in for a light bite lunch and a cake. Doing it’s best to be covid secure so felt than was managed well. Good menu, really excellent Royale Benedict and fab cakes. Would recommend

Lovely little cafe that appealed to us when we drove past. Nice welcome form chef and sat quickly.Ordered as direction set by staff in line with regulations however we were missing an item off the order. I asked if we could have said item and after the rest of the family had near enough finished, the ice cream turned up. The lady stated we would need to pay for the item as it had not gone through on the order and stated that my husband and daughter had not ordered it. Did not think her manner was very professional, borderline rude! I checked our bill against the menu to find out that we had in fact already paid and therefore had now paid twice. Checked and double checked before telling her to which her reply again was condescending and challenging.I simply stated that I understood that she may not of written it down however we had been charged for an extra item. Left feeling disappointed. Will not be recommending to anyone on the basis of her attitude. Very nice cakes not so nice staff member.

First time in and was very impressed,,,beautiful cheese scone and a very nice big tea pot for us to share,,, very helpful staff and will definitely be returning!

Stopped at Barnard Castle for some lunch on the way to the Lakes, went to this cracking cafe. Staff were dead canny and the food was tasty and reasonably priced. Alice in Wonderland theme was cool as well!

We was visiting the area and wanted a late breakfast. We found this little cafe which looked nice. Hand sanitizer as you enter. Option to eat in or out. We was told to grab a table and then once we had looked at the menu to go to the screen to order. My partner had the full English, I had eggs benedict and our 3 year old egg on brioche. Service quick and food delicious. Distance was kept throughout our visit. Well done. One toilet on premises with one in one out basis. Check this place out.

We stopped at Barnard Castle enroute home, we had one full English breakfast and one egg Benedict, with a large pot of tea- perfect!! Everything served red hot, straight from the pan, got to say the best eggs Benedict I've ever had- we will certainly call again

5 of us tried to go for lunch, after one member of staff seated us at the table the manager stormed across and rudely announced we couldn’t sit together because of Covid regulations, none of the staff wore face coverings or gloves, didn’t distance and there was no hand sanitizer on offer, we didn’t appreciate being aggressively embarrassed in front of the other patrons when simple conversation would’ve sufficed. It seems counter intuitive to lecture customers on regulations that the staff themselves won’t follow, including said manager entering our ‘bubble’ to complain about 2 metre distances. Mad Hatter is rather fitting. Suffice to say we won’t be returning.

A cute little cafe and takeaway with nice quality snacks and scrumptious cakes (I had sandwiches and a lemon cupcake). We all enjoyed our lunch and the friendly service and were pleased we found it. They also do afternoon teas. Vertical reasonable price.

A group of 10 of us visited here on a saturday lunchtime and we were all able to find items on the menu that we wanted - from a large all-day breakfast down to a toasted teacake. Cakes looked good.Service friendly and efficient.Love the Alice in Wonderland Theme!

A lovely little find on New Year's Eve afternoon. The pulled pork brioche was very nice and my husband had home made chicken and leek pie. We went with friends and the only criticism is that we started eating at separate times. There were only two people working, chef and front of house which was a shame really as if there was another staff member the lunch would have flowed better. However, the food was delicious.

Called in here today for coffee and cake. No complaints about the drinks or cake, but there was an overwhelming smell of frying, like the type of deep fat fryer used for frying chips. We're local and are very keen supporters of local businesses in our home town, feel sorry our first experience here wasn't a good one. Have directly messaged the owner as I feel it's something they need to be aware of.

Great home-made soup and a good selection of meals and snacks. Plenty of space. I'll go back for more!

Nice idea on the theme. Nice little tea shop serving a selection of cakes, light bites and soups. Friendly staff and cute theme. Don't understand what some people expect from what they put in their reviews. Yes easy to wipe practical tablecloths what's the problem with that. The place is very clean and tidy. Would have had top marks but I have to mark down for speed of service. Chose to sit outside but it did take a long time for our order to arrive. Busy I know but sorry had to mark down for that we were not in a hurry so this time didn't matter. Otherwise no complaints.

Sunday lunch was lovely at Mad Hatter's Tea Room.

Looked so lovely from the outside but unfortunately I won’t be coming back. Plastic table covers, place stank of chips and cafe was full of haze from the fryer. Chefs came out and clearly noticed this and turned the extractor fans on but these were really loud. As other reviews have mentioned, lots of flies flying around. Also as other reviews have said, the pot of tea was served with strange small cups, not tea cups, more like a large expresso cup. When I left I noticed the charity shop a few doors down had some lovely tea cups and saucers in the window, I would advise the owner to get some of these, far more in keeping with the Alice in Wonderland theme. Also I really felt that having the radio on playing rap music wasn’t really what I want when I sit in a quaint cafe. Such a shame, so much effort has been put into making the place look pretty but it failed to live up to expectations in a number of ways. Sadly I wouldn’t come back.

My husband and I Stopped off for a coffee and a tea at this lovely tea room . Their Fudge Brownies are the best I’ve ever tasted

Right next to the castle so very convenient. Had lunch, the staff were really friendly and service was good and food delicious.

A group of us wanted a drink and light sandwich lunch and chose this cafe. The staff were pleasant and efficient and the food well presented and tasty. We had variety of sandwiches which came with salad etc all were delicious and very good value for money. Can definitely recommend.

Stopped off whilst in Barnie and enjoyed coffee and a piece of treacle tart each. Cafe busy as a warm,hectic day but staff very friendly and food delicious. We left with ice cream cones to continue our stroll around town. Lovely!!!

We visited the café on Sunday afternoon - the first sign of things to come was warm tap water -and inappropriate conversation by the waitress about her 20 year old daughter being drunk!!!!!!!

The Alice in Wonderland decor is novel. Otherwise everything ok but not really very distinctive. Staff pleasant.

A lovely little cafe. The lunch menu was great and priced well. They serve decaf tea which is always a big plus for a breastfeeding mama. My only recommendation would be that it would be great to see a changing mat provided in the toilets (a high chair is provided on request).

Firstly tea and coffee were lovely, however scone was stale and tasteless and cake although tasted nice was burnt on edges and soggy in the middle not worth nearly £10.00

We stopped by the Madhatter Tea Room on our way back from Windermere as a nice little stop, Barnard Castle is a lovely place and we happened to get a parking spot right outside so we took a chance and dropped in for coffee and cake, and some ice cream for the kids.

Today I went with my family for a full English. The food was nice and reasonably priced. The bathroom was very cleaned and overall I had a good experience. Only when I left I was let down by the waitress at the till. She could not answer when I asked where the tourist office was and actually was not very interested in answering me at all but preferred helping another customer. It would have been great at least to be thanked for the visit.

Friendly service,delicious ice cream. An amazing selection of food. Loved the Alice in Wonderland theme!

Called whilst in area for coffe and a cake . Very good food and friendly staff. Well worth a visit and the "quirky" interior design adds to the pleasure.

Stopped off in Barnard Castle when driving back to London from further north and found this place. What a great little tea room. So glad we went in here and not the Costa along the road. Had something to eat and that was delicious as well. Great decor and friendly staff. Highly recommend this place.

This is one of a number of tea rooms in the town, and stands out as you walk past by the quirky appearance.

We visited this cafe twice yesterday. Both times we received a friendly welcome although people came in after us and due to our food order being prepared, they left as no one there to greet them. Food was excellent, staff friendly and would definitely visit again.

Went in for a breakfast and it was fabulous, they obviously use quality ingredients. Refilled the teapot too. Would definitely go again.

Called in off chance as we noticed the Alice theme in the window. Owners were lovely and food was nice. I got the pulled pork and my partner got a roast chicken sandwich it came out just after our drinks which were hot and tasty. We got cake to take away so I'll let you know how they are when we eat them.

It was Farmer's Market Day yesterday when we visited Barnard Castle so, unsurprisingly, all of the cafes were full to bursting at lunchtime. We spotted Mad Hatter's Tea Room, where we'd never been before, and gave it a go.

Fast friendly staff. Lovely take out latte. Regular stop on our rides out. Lots of friendly space to sit in too. See you again soon

Just been to mad matter for lunch ,lovely all day breakfast pipping hot really tasty, good service young owners trying hard to please thankyou

We ordered a brunch meal of Smoked Salmon and Scrambled Eggs. Large portion of salmon and eggs with side salad and toasted bread arrived within minutes, fresher cooked. Pot of tea which chef topped up after the first cup.

Visited here on a Sunday afternoon, called in because it looked like an interesting place. Sat down at a table that hadn't yet been cleared (not a problem, we even stacked up the crockery). The lady eventually came and cleared the table and told us she'd be back to take our order. We watched while orders were taken from people who arrived after us, again not a massive problem, it's hard to know in which order people arrive. But after another 15 minutes we simply got up and left. I didn't feel inclined to remind the lady we were there, after all she had already spoken to us. So sadly I can't review the food, the drinks or the service as we simply didn't recieved any of them. Thankfully we wandered further up the street and had a lovely cuppa and cake at a different establishment.

We had business to do in Barnard Castle today so decided to get there early and have breakfast in the town, Mad Hatters was the first cafe we passed so called in on spec. Pleasant enough welcome but the cafe was very cold. We ordered eggs on toast and tea for two. The tea pot was really small, suffice for one person really but we did get a refill of hot water. After a wait our food arrived, we couldn't tell if the eggs had been poached or fried ! greasy bases but watery and uncooked on the top. The toast was cold so the very hard butter couldn't even melt on the warmth of it. As we were in a rush we didn't have time to send the breakfasts back and have to wait again so just had to scrape the raw bits off and make the best of it. All this was done while listening to a woman in the cafe who seemed to be looking after a baby~not sure if she works there or not~ with a very loud voice telling the people on a nearby table and the staff all her family issues. Boy can she talk.. In a town where there are a lot of cafes you need to up your game.

Nice cafe we had sandwiches cake and a pot of tea only bug bear was the 40 minute wait. Tea was served quickly but cold by the time our sandwiches arrived. I'm sure I could of had a fresh pot but I can only drink so much tea

We enjoyed visiting here, partly to use their outside toilet and then to return for hot chocolates and cake. The staff offered good service and the children helping out were a credit to them.

Lovely interior and lovely food. Four in our party and all had different food and drinks and all extremely satisfied.

On first entering all seemed ok, the lad serving on seemed pleasant. Then, we sat for a good ten minutes before he approached us to take out order, not such a problem we are on our hols so pretty chilled. Order taken and then we sat and sat, to be fair it was getting busy and he had no help, but he stood at the counter oblivious to his customers, it was table service and everyone had to approach him to get served. We sat and sat, we only ordered two drinks and a scone. The couple who came in a good ten mins after us made their order and they sat, eventually he made two drinks and the anticipation as he walked towards us our drinks were on their way, but he slumped past us as we saw the drinks being placed on the table of the couple who came in after us. So we politely got up walked to the door and my hubby asked him to cancel our order, no great response, so my hubby explained that we had waited long enough and the couple got served before us, his response, “really” aaagh, so unconcerned, he needs to learn to speed up and brush up on good manners. Never again. We walked further down the street went. Into another tearoom, different again, good food, brill service and much cheaper.

Stopped briefly in Barnard Castle and came across this quirky little tea room with lots of things regarding the mad hatters tea party and Alice in Wonderland to look at. Great service with a smile and very helpful. Gluten free cake was simply delicious and also recommended is lemon and elderflower cake. Coffee came in a large cup and again was faultless. Would definitely go again, if in the area.

Went there for food but after seeing the place decided to stick with coffee. The waiter serving me, had his under pants visible. So off putting... The place looked dated and odd. The concept of mad hatter was poorly executed.

Needed a place to escape from the cold and stumbled upon this little cafe. Me and the Mrs got a latte each and a slice of cake each as well and it was all really nice. We came during a really quiet time so it was blissful and they have a nice selection of cakes if you love to indulge. Overall it was a really pleasant experience.