Mortons Farm Tearooms in Gedling

We were walk about and come across this wonderful small place. we had some hot drinks and some wonderful cakes , Staff was welcoming and friendly .

What a delightful place, great atmosphere I will definitely go back Cakes were yummy and I live to drink tea out of a proper cup and saucer

As a venue for a small family get together Mortons tea room is perfect , The full English breakfast is great value and very tasty , So booking for a group is essential or you could be disappointed , great food , friendly staff who were very attentive . The birthday card was very much appreciated .

So disappointed. Dreadful unfriendly service. Chairs were wet and we weren't allowed to use their cushions. The front of shop waitress came out to tell us that she couldn't take our order outside. Wouldn't bring cutlery over to us despite not being busy. Rude, unhelpful, interpersonal skills non existent. She acted like we had inconvenienced her and she was doing us a favour. Will not be returning ever

Delicious food, friendly staff and lovely location! Found this place well out for a walk, didn't have a booking but staff welcomed us to sit outside. Quick service and very fresh food.

I choice Morton’s Tea Rooms to hold my daughters baby shower and it was lovely. The food was great, the staff were attentive. The little room we had was lovely and a great size. Would highly recommend. Thanks to everyone at the Farm for helping us celebrate the baby shower.

I visited here for a family member's 30th birthday. I was a little worried about visiting as I have coeliac disease so I must follow a gluten-free diet but I wasn't disappointed at all. I had an afternoon tea set for myself as nobody else was gf but I'm not complaining! :) I had four small sandwiches, egg & cress, cheese & tomato and ham. Side salad and plain crisps. The bread was a bit underwhelming and the cheese & tomato could've been better but overall ok. Enjoyed the egg & cress the most. I had my first ever cheese scone which was lovely, a little heavy but good taste, then to finish a lovely scone with traditional clotted cream and jam. Although the scone was tasty, it did struggle to hold together and was very crumbly. I also had a generous slice of chocolate & banana sponge cake. This was also very yummy and all very filling. The staff were always around to ask for more drinks/teas etc and made sure I got my gluten-free option & another member of the family received their vegan options too which looked equally delicious. I would definitely come back again. Nice atmosphere set in an old cottage-type location. Small car park at the rear plus a small farm shop too.

What a wonderful time we had, it’s a beautiful place. You aren’t seated in a large room as with many places, tightly packed together where it is loud and you can’t hear yourself think. The rooms are small, each having around 4 tables tables, it’s truly quaint, beautifully decorated and comfortable, excellent friendly service and to top that the food is fabulous and excellent value! I couldn’t find fault, it’s all praise, such a great find and I’m grateful to other peoples reviews which brought me here today.

My partner was given a voucher for an afternoon tea as a birthday gift. She believed the expiry date was April 2025 as it certainly looked like that at first reading on the voucher. Having got it out to organise a booking, she realised that it could be April 2023 so contacted the venue to explain. The answer she got back was that they would not honour it as it is only valid for a year. There was no attempt at mitigation or even good grace. I can't speak for the quality of the afternoon teas or the general staff, however, first impressions of how this company operates leave a nasty taste. I would not discourage anyone from using or visiting these tearooms but I would suggest that buying gift vouchers would not be a good idea!

Me and my partner visited for brunch on a rainy Saturday morning. So glad we did; what an amazing place! Fabulous staff, amazing food and a wonderful ambiance. We can’t wait to return.

This tearoom is fantastic in every way - the food and cakes, top-notch and friendly service, and the homely feel is wonderful. Very reasonable prices indeed for the quality of homemade food. Beautiful garden.

I’ve lived in the area for many years and never knew this place existed. Lovely atmosphere, cosy, great cake and coffee.

Delighted with a fresh ham sandwich on gluten free bread with a side salad and plain crisps accompanied by an oat milk cappuccino. Perfect for a low fodmap diet. Thanks for helpful server and sunshine in the gardenJust what We wanted

I have visited this tea rooms and always marvelled on how good it is. Today, yet again, the staff went more than was expected and I thought it was time to put pen to paper. I have been as part of a large group and like today, just two of us. We sat outside in the beautiful courtyard and enjoyed our food. They even fetched the dog a clean bowl of water. Cannot recommend this beautiful village tearooms , other than compare it to a five star establishment

Met some friends for breakfast this morning. Been here several times and it's always been lovely. However, I was horrified today, to hear the Manager call one of the staff members in from outside to not only shout at him in front of all the other staff members, but loud enough for all of the customers who were sitting outside to hear. I appreciate that sometimes you need to have a word with members of staff, but surely you take them to one side and talk to them discreetly instead of bellowing at them so all of the customers could hear. The poor boy was only young and if I was his Mother I'd be horrified. Everybody has to learn it just takes some people longer to learn than others and I dont think bellowing and shouting in front of everybody helps. This really upset me and has put me off visiting again.

Lovely tea room off the beaten track. The young lad who served us was friendly and accommodating. The food was good, not a massive menu but tasty and well presented

Great place for a reward after a walk, or simply a well deserved coffee and cake. Excellent value lunches plus afternoon teas. Ideal for a treat. Ser in a picturesque village of Papplewick. Car parking available at the rear of the tea room. Delightful garden area with plenty of extra seating. Well worth a visit.

After dreaming of afternoon teas with friends for the past 15months I found this wonderful place.I didn't know it was there and only 10 minutes away. The standard was amazing,in fact the best I have had., rivalling Bettys in Harrogare with the eatables. Wonderful birthday present.

I have visited a few times now and have been impressed every time. Fresh sandwiches and cakes, tasty breakfast items and wonderful friendly service in beautiful surroundings. I would definitely recommend this place.

Reservado para café y pasteles: asientos solo disponibles afuera debido al virus COVID. Muy bien organizado y tan relajado y agradable como siempre. Deliciosa variedad de pasteles, incluidos los sin gluten, disponibles junto con una amplia variedad de bebidas, frías y calientes. Porciones de tamaño generoso. Buen alor por dinero. Un jardín pintoresco y animado detrás de los salones de té con varios toques finales. Pequeño aparcamiento detrás del jardín. Bien merece una visita.

Había escuchado sobre Morton's Farm Tearooms pero solo tenía una vaga idea de su ubicación. Como la enfermedad impidió que uno de nuestro grupo se reuniera, hubo un cambio rápido de planes. Decidí ver si había una mesa disponible para 2 45. Me preguntaron si era para café y pasteles y mi respuesta fue que no sabía qué se ofrecía. Al llegar, pensé que era un poco extraño tocar el timbre, pero no tuve ningún problema con eso. Nuestra bienvenida fue cálida y la cocina todavía estaba abierta para comida caliente, si eso era lo que queríamos. Preciosa mesa en el ventanal, con el sol cayendo sobre nosotros. , brillante ubicación y hermoso jardín. Comida recién hecha, personal amable y educado. . Oh si volveremos.

Lovely afternoon, tea,cakes and JamThe tearooms are such a lovely place and their homemade jam is delicious. The staff were friendly and helpful and the prices were very reasonable. I am gluten free and they were able to cater for me to the afternoon tea and they had some lovely cake option.I would definitely visit again and would recommend to a friend.

Had a lovely visit to mortons farm tearooms Papplewick. Amazing carrot cake and pot of tea. Very friendly people.

Friendly staff!! Fabulous homemade cakes!! Great place to come for Afternoon Tea!! Lovely atmosphere!!

Visited with my mum as part of her birthday present and we were not disappointed. We’ve been several times before and we’ve never had a bad experience. The food is fresh and tasteful! The service was also fantastic, quick and efficient. We will be back!

I have been here many times. Never disappointed . Lovely fresh scones friendly staff . If you park in the car park reverse into the space because you will struggle to get out.

Having read the response to the review of one of our group I feel compelled to comment. First inaccuracy from owner is it is not "clear "at all what time particular food is served until, even your staff quoted 3 pm . It was emphasized to them it was just a simple sandwich which a couple of our group would have liked . No offer was made to go and enquiry to the kitchen just told " everything is cleared away already " . So we did enquiry . Unfortunately for you Amanda the review is Very fair and factual. 3 out if the four in our group were very disappointed about several aspects of our visit .The comments made in the original review are in fact diplomatic. The nature of your response is interesting , No apology or acknowledgment of potential room for improvement . Your place is in a beautiful location and is well presented Your food is very nice ( when customers can get it ) But having to ring a bell and be kept waiting to gain access, then instructed to remove footwear. Kept waiting again while space available check, yet ample room once inside. No form of savoury food available an hour and a quarter before you close ( wasn't after a hit meal).for a country side tea room customers are not made to feel particularly comfortable and relaxed . We are local people who walk regularly we will not be returning

Lamentablemente carece de un sentido comercial serio y de servicio al cliente. Llegó a la puerta 14:35, tuvo que presionar el timbre de la puerta para entrar. Luego, cuando me dejaron entrar y se verificaron si había espacio para 4 personas disponibles (cuando iba a los asientos había muchos otros espacios) y nos quitamos las botas para caminar según lo solicitado, intenté pedir un sándwich y 2 tés de crema. Nuestro servidor dijo que lo siento (al menos fue cortés) solo había pasteles disponibles después de las 3 p.m., llamé su atención sobre el hecho de que solo eran las 14:52. Intentó comprobar que las cosas ya se habían aclarado. ninguno de nuestro grupo quería comida caliente solo un simple emparedado. Aunque el lugar está limpio y ordenado, y el pastel era agradable, hay ciertos problemas que crean la impresión de que es solo un pasatiempo familiar y están jugando a ser un salón de té en lugar de un negocio serio. Si quieres sentirte bienvenido, relajado y disfrutar de algo más que un pedazo de pastel, camina unos metros por el camino hacia el pub Griffin o si te diriges a Newstead Abbey sigue en camiones y usa la cafetería en el patio.

We decided to treat ourselves to Afternoon Tea at Morton’s. An excellently presented and prepared selection.

As a running group, we had pre booked tables and our group leader expressed that maybe 5 of the group could possibly order full breakfast. When we got there and bearing in mind only 5 other people were in the tea room at that time. we was told that food may be a problem. The majority of us only wanted poached egg on toast and tea, and after some complications, we ordered and everything was fine and dandy. Then, a member of staff ca’e into the room and very rudely shouted at out group leader telling her she was a liar and that she never mentioned anyone wanting breakfast, although they had spoken three times on the phone prior to this. At this point, we felt we could not justify spending our money at a place where their staff have no manners and having taught my children to speak to people how they wish to spoken to, I could not justify eating at this establishment. Working at a top 10 accountancy firm, service is our priority and I am sorry Morton’s, your customer service was truly and utterly appalling. I think you need to have strong words with certain members of your staff.

A group of 15 of us visited today after our run. There was a mix up in communication regarding us having either cake or breakfast which was sorted out and everyone was happy. A member of staff, who had taken the phone booking,came in and was very very rude to a lady, who had made the booking, in our group. It was absolutely shocking and the sort of thing you see customers doing to staff members not vice versa! We left the tea room and didn't eat there as we didn't feel comfortable at all after that. We were then stood outside and the lady slammed the door on us, which is incredibly childish and bad mannered. When leaving a review on their Facebook page they accused some of us of being rude to staff which certainly wasnt the case at all and is totally unfair. I think in future if a big booking is being made then the tea room should ask for the orders to be placed over the phone prior to the visit taking place. It's a shame really asit was my 1st visit and I was looking forward to going there. I certainly wont be returning or recommending.

Well worth a visit for afternoon tea. We received a very warm welcome, excellent service and delicious food - and good value for money. Would definitely visit again

You know when you pass somewhere regularly and keep saying “wonder what that place is like” and “we must try that one day”

The decor is tasteful, the attitude of the staff is exemplary. The food was of the highest quality and promptly and graciously served. When we enquired about a function, the response was very helpful. Can't recommend the place highly enough. Proper old fashioned sevice in a delightful setting.

Discovered this gem of a place today and yet we only live 2 miles down the road . What a beautiful cosy tearoom the food and service was excellent , the cakes are too die for and everything homemade . We will definitely return and highly recommend simon and family

We enjoyed a lovely breakfast here. We had a guest staying from America and wanted to show them a proper English tea room. Morton’s Farm did not disappoint. The service was excellent as was the food and the venue. Nothing was too much trouble. The table was laid beautifully with china which reminded our guest of the china his mother has when he was a child. A fantastic start to our day, thank you to everyone.

We have just returned from our first visit to this lovely Tea Room. What a wonderful place to have lunch!

Found this place by accident. So decided to give it a try. Decided on the afternoon tea. Which wasn’t ordered prior to our arrival, but the proprietor was very accommodating on our request. It was very nice although we had to sit in the garden as all the tables inside were taken up by pre bookings, which wasn’t a problem as the weather was beautiful. I do think there should be some tables that only accommodate 2 as we were sat at a table for 6. But this is only a suggestion. Thankyou once again for amazing cake and attentive service by a lovely polite young man. Who on request erected the parasol over our table. Will definitely be frequenting this tea room again.

Visited today for the first time, the waiting staff seemed to go missing and on two occasions I had to ask for drinks, my first coffee was slopped in the saucer with no apology and I had to ask for a serviette to mop it up. Scones were requested warm but arrived cold. Also I know I'm probably being picky but the young waiter referred to my wife as 'madam' which is fine, but to me as either 'mate' or 'matey' which I detest. It will not stop me visiting again but hopefully these comments will be considered.

........when you first enter the establishment after ringing the doorbell you are welcomed into the home of the proprietor.......there are several different rooms where you can dine all reminiscent of a family home.....which is exactly what it is. Clean, comfortable and aesthetically pleasing you are waited on by the most accommodating staff, your food and drinks are served in beautiful traditional crockery which only adds to the charm of your surroundings. The menu is slightly limited but that is only because this is not a ‘chip butty’ establishment....no.....this is refinement as is the food.....everything served is home made by the proprietor from the most delicious quiche to the amazing cakes and the portions are more than adequate for the hungriest tummy. We have been customers since this beautiful establishment first opened.......they welcome fur babies poochies as well as people but make sure you BOOK or you will be disappointed...there will be no room at the inn!

Went for lunch yesterday and had a really nice lunch with some friends. Will definitely go again. The quiche was delicious! The service from all of the staff was also very good and welcoming.

The 'manager' lacked any customer led skills.

Visiting after a friend’s recommendation with a view to having tea outside as we have a dog. However due to the drizzle my wife asked if we could sit inside. We were given access to a room on our own for a short time prior to a pre booked party. Staff are extremely friendly and accommodating.

We held my sisters 40th birthday surprise afternoon tea here and they were so accommodating. The food was perfect, the setting was warm and cosy and the service was wonderful.

We visited last Sunday as part of our belated Mother’s Day celebrations. It’s a lovely setting and I liked the fact you had to have a reservation to get in as it is quite small so it keeps it flowing smoothly.

Had a lovely tea, ( Good Tea - drink - itself ), tea, Scones clotted cream, the works, everything fresh and nicely prepared, not cheap but nothing good ever is, excellent quality so good value, recommend 100%. Well worth the drive out.

Sandwiches with lovely fillings and nice bread, excellent scones (I’m very picky) with lovely thick cream and jam and a choice of cake. We had coffee cake and Victoria sponge and shared. Really nice coffee too. It’s a lovely space with plenty of parking round the back and a lovely patio for outside dining .... not on the day we went though .... hail, snow, wind, rain so will go back on a nicer day. Highly recommended!

5 of us came here today .... I had the fish cakes and they were home made and the best I’ve ever had ... superb. All of us enjoyed the food, lovely setting , great service. Nothing not to like

Lovely setting, peaceful and quaint. Disappointed, minor things let it down. Food only average, some items on menu not available. Had sandwiches with small salad garnish, served without any cutlery or a serviette. Sandwiches not even cut or displayed nice/attractively.

I invited my sister in law to an afternoon treat here the other week, on arrival we decided on an afternoon tea each, lovely choice of sandwiches, drinks and a scone with clotted cream, butter and jam, also you choose a slice of cake each, it was a large slice so we decided to cut one in half and take the other home as it was very filling. Lovely setting and its nice to see china crockery used. will visit again soon :)

Shhh don’t tell anyone about this wonderful gem

Afternoon tea was delicious, a good variety of sandwiches and cake, service was good too. Parking a bit tight!

Went with a group from work. The owners opened for us . The service and food was superb. I will be visiting again soon

We pre booked and shown into a room where a group were having their Xmas do. This was a down side as we had to squeeze past them and felt as if we were intruding on their party as the room was literally them and the two of us. However the food was great and so lovely and fresh. Their was also a great selection of food but missed the specials board until later as we were cramped in.

Everything was arranged to perfection - from the décor and the service to the menu and, of course, the food itself! We opted for the lunch menu of which there is a good range of choices from simple yet unique soups, to tasty and generous paninis and baguettes, amongst other things. All foods are freshly and carefully prepared with much care taken. Plenty of vegetarian and gluten-free choices available. I opted for the delicious salmon pate with toasted paninis followed by a slice of the Wonderland ginger cake - delicious! Set in the lovely village of Papplewick with it's own car park, though it's quite a accessible by foot if you fancy a stroll around the beautiful surrounding countryside. Also within reach of Newstead Abbey, Lord Byron's estate. Well worth a visit.

Third visit to the tea rooms. Great food, especially the lovely selection of cakes and love the homely setting. I live 250 miles away and it’s always a must when visiting a friend in Papplewick!

We decided to travel a little further than normal for a spot of lunch, and I’m so glad we did. A friend had recommended a visit to the tea rooms. On arrival we knocked on the door as requested and were shown to our table, but we were distracted as we passed the fantastic selection of cakes on display. We ordered the jacket potato and quiche, both were delicious, followed by a very nice cafeteria of coffee. The staff were all friendly and very polite, and a real napkin was a real touch of class. Next time it’s the afternoon tea for two, but which one sweet or savoury

This is a very good tearooom, in the downstairs of an old farmhouse, so 3 different rooms are used which are all nice. There is an outside seating area too. There is a very good selection of cakes laid out on the dresser in the hall and plenty of savoury items too. The home made soup was good! If you get a chance you must try the orange spice cake as it was light, fluffy and delicious! There were quite a few tables having the afternoon tea which looked good and was good value too.

Called on Friday for afternoon tea . We could not have made to feel more welcome. We were given the choice of which large cake we wanted with our tea .The only thing was you were spoilt for choice, We were also given the choice of tea or coffee we did not have to wait long for it to arrive. It was beautifully presented with proper little cups and saucers. I can honestly say it was of the best afternoon teas I have had. Looking at the menu you are given lots of other meals to choose from. The rooms are not all that big so I would suggest you book in advance if possible. There is also seating outside if preferred . Very, Very Friendly staff .Only open Fridays Saturdays and Sundays, Lets hope they can extend there opening days

We had read with interest the reviews but sadly found ourselves feeling a little bit let down. The staff were friendly but the food was surprisingly ordinary. The access involved 2 steps with no handrail which made access a little hard for my disabled father. The cakes looked good and the carrot cake I had was very light but the pot of tea was very weak even when left to brew and given a good stirring. I do like my tea to taste of tea not hot water!

Have been to Morton Farm Tearooms, excellent service and food is exceptional. We have had afternoon tea where the sandwiches and cakes were lovely. Thank you.

This is a lovely tearoom in a small village in Nottinghamshire. The food is lovely, beautiful fresh salad (with lovely homemade dressings), lasagne, sandwiches, scones and wonderful cakes. I highly recommend you visit this place. Car parking down a lane at the rear.

Had my Birthday afternoon tea here. You choose a cake from what is available so don't go too late or the choice is reduced but what you have is delicious. I had coffee cake which was beautiful. Lovely fresh sandwiches, a few crisps and a delicious fresh baked warm scone with cream and jam. Really lovely afternoon. Very nice and clean tearoom with friendly and helpful staff. Lovely. Will be back.

This is a lovely tea room in a family house. They only open Friday - Sun but we had the afternoon tea and it was lovely. They catered for my requirements very well and the cake was a delight. The staff were very friendly. Definitely be going back.

A wonderful place to go if you are a visitor to this country. A gem in a lovely English village. The afternoon tea with cakes, sandwiches, scones & cream is superb.

I visited the tearooms for the first time. It's in a delightful setting with seating in three rooms inside and tables outside in the lovely garden. As It was such a lovely Summer day we had lunch outside. There is plenty of choice, not a restaurant style menu, but the food is freshly made, beautifully presented and of top quality. The selection of home made cakes and sweet things make for a difficult choice but we managed!.

I had a lunch of Salad and Quiche whilst my friends had a savoury afternoon tea. It was all extremely good and presented very nicely. My pudding of Bakewell tart was also very good. Would certainly come here again, just a shame not open more days of the week. Very enjoyable and will recommend to friends.

Bank Holiday Monday, passing through Papplewick spotted the tea rooms. Found the Car Park at the rear and walked down to the tea rooms. We found a table outside under a large umbrella. it was warm and sunny. The service was fantastic, quite a good menu for a tearoom and the food was first rate. Cakes were amazing.

Nicely tucked away tea room. Wonderful place with three delightful rooms to dine in. Great food and amazing cakes. Will definitely return ! Limited parking but you can park on the street.

Want a great find went for an afternoon walk with friends and thought to end with tea and coffee . What an understatement!! The food is in the main home made and home grown and it is oh so good. Sandwiches and cakes to die for and served with a smile and friendly welcome. Absolutely marvellous can't recommend enough. We will certainly be back.

We called in after a walk to Newstead Abbey at lunch time on Good Friday, luckily and surprisingly they had one table free. Between us we had sandwiches, soup and cakes - everything was delicious and the welcome and service were very friendly. The place is really attractive with displays of homemade cakes, biscuits, jams, chutneys etc. Have visited once previously for afternoon tea which was also lovely. Will be back!

I discovered this lovely tearoom yesterday and will definitely be back. This is a quintessential English tearoom, with bone china cups and plates, glowing white table cloths and flowers on the tables. The wonderful cakes were works of art in themselves, and delicious. The atmosphere is cosy, and the staff helpful and friendly. I would have loved to stay for lunch, but we only had time for coffee and cake - hence the plan for a return visit! It’s a good idea to book, as it is very popular and only open Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

This was our first visit to Moreton Farm Tearooms, we hadn't booked and fortunately for us they were able to fit us in. We ordered tea and scones which was served promptly and were delicious. The staff were excellent, very friendly and welcoming. We will certainly be returning with our friends next time. Well done to All at Moretons.

The first thing to point out about this place is that the tea room itself is called 'Mortons Farm Tea Room' and not 'Moretons Farm Tearooms' as identified on here. I am not sure which is correct, but I suspect the person in charge of this TripAdvisor page found an extra 'e' from somewhere.

Fantastic food - so much choice. relaxed setting and lovely staff. Worth a drive out and parking good too.

I booked here on recommendation from someone and took a friend here for afternoon tea as a birthday treat.

Second visit to Moretons and just as good as the first! This time I took a group of 10. We enjoyed coffee, and some also had cake etc, before heading off for a walk to Newstead Abbey. We returned in time for lunch, some of us enjoyed sausage casserole while others had quiche and salad. Both dishes were enjoyed by all! The food was excelllent, thank you Amanda, as was the service by friendly young waitresses in a lovely setting. It won’t be long before we return!

Called in with a friend for a quick pot of tea and a snack whilst collecting their delicious home-made minced pies! They are amazing! Just like my mother used to make. Lovely tea rooms with a personal touch, beautifully decorated and quality cutlery/crockery. Like stepping back in time - quintessentially English! Very reasonable prices too. Absolute delight.

Have visited on a number of occasions. Service is always excellent and the tea rooms takes bookings. This is sometimes advisable over lunch time. The menu is varied and includes lunches, afternoon tea or simply tea/coffee and cake. Well worth a visit and exactly what is needed in this area of Nottingham.

Proper English farmhouse restaurant/tea room. Only open Friday, Saturday and Sunday 10 am to 4 pm and advisable to pre-book to guarantee a place.

Called on Sunday morning for a bacon butty and full English. Staff were welcoming and friendly. Lovely surroundings. Cappuccino was nice and hot too ! Keep up the good work, we will be back to try afternoon tea 😃

How refreshing to find somewhere like this who subscribe to delivering just what it says on the tin - a farmhouse experience! Wonderful, old fashioned, freshly made afternoon tea. So it took a little time to arrive but worth waiting for as the sandwiches were obviously made to order, no soggy limp bread here, just fresh and tasty. Scones had never seen the inside of a freezer, jam tasted like jam used to taste. Cakes...slices of old fashioned cake, moist and flavoursome. Tea in lovely tea pots and china cups, just how it is supposed to be....lovely staff, nice setting and wow.....is this value for money. Ok so no white tablecloths and silver but I'd take this any day rather than these over inflated prices for wildly over the top afternoon teas that look good on the web page but in reality not. This is the real thing and quite delightful. What a find - pass on the word! Suggest booking though as good news spreads fast. Hope I get the chance to go back one day! Thank you.

We, my 85 mother, my nephew and his partner visited today for afternoon tea.

Lovely hidden tearoom in the village of Papplewick, quaintly set in stone cottage. Very welcoming staff eager to please and know that are very welcoming and give the customer the time to explain the freshly made dishes and cakes on a tempting menu, including gluten-free options. We simply opted for tea and cakes having just completed a walk though it was served in a way that made it seem like a special occasion - in china crockery along with cotton napkins and various trimmings. All of this at no extra cost. We'll be back. Note - pre-booking is essential and open at weekends only.

Visited with my partner in Dec - the tea rooms are really lovely - the home-cooked food and tea were delicious and served in china crockery by welcoming and friendly staff. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Moretons Farm tearooms to anyone