No. 11 Tea Rooms in Burnley

Nice cosy cafe, lovely cake and coffee. I had my young grandson with me who also had a cake and a drink. Unfortunately the lady who served us could have been a bit warmer towards us as she was towards another family who came in after us. Just didn't feel very welcome there, a pity because everything else was great.

This tea shop has an amazing array of delicious foods from which to choose. Something for everyone. The staff is more than accommodating and are delightful. Special thanks to Sue for her big smile and gracious manner.

Omg couldn’t believe it, my friend said going to breakfast in Worsthorne with mum, you want to come, so I went , wow fantastic place and lovely food and very comfortable feeling very friendly go again...

A real little gem, set in a pretty well kept village. Go and be spoiled by the lovely ladies and relax as they provide you with delicious treats. Enjoy.

Celebrated my Mum's 80th birthday here today. The room was beautifully decorated, warm and welcoming. Food was freshly made and plentiful. The two ladies running the tearoom were extremely friendly and helpful. They even made mum a gorgeous cake! Thank you 😊😊

Lovely little place in a beautiful surroundings. Very attentive staff, bit pricey but nice for a treat 😊

I love this quirky, step back in time cafe. Best breakfast v hot. My hubby had the large breakfast with 3 large eggs, sausage, bacon, black pudding, fried bread, beans and tomatoes!! It was a shame to leave some of it!! so we took a doggie bags and the they loved it too. I had a small breakfast and loved it!!! Tea or coffee with toast ...... we will be back soon with friends Well done great job

I've just had the best breakfast that I've had in ages. Lovely staff, reasonably priced and spotlessly clean. A couple of miles from Burnley. If ever Im back in the area, I will be visiting again.

Great reception from the ladies working there ever so friendly and helpful. The breakfast we had there was superb. the tea and cakes to die for.

Have been several times for lunch and afternoon tea. Always welcoming. Small place and need to make reservation. Food good quality and presentation lovely Thanks ,

Delicious food served by very friendly staff, nothing's to much trouble with a great menu. We tasted the full English breakfast which included eggs ( however you like them cooked) bacon, sausage, fried bread, beans, tomatoes and black pudding. Fresh orange juice and tea and coffee.

Lovely little tea room offering a wide range of meals at extremely reasonable prices. From the pictures, table cloths, artefacts and friendly staff to the mix and match china cups and plates; it all makes for a great experience.

We were visiting St John's, the parish church of Worsthorne, for me to preach for The Leprosy Mission and my contact suggested here for a Sunday lunch after the service. This was an excellent idea. Very good value at £6.95 for a large plate full of beef, potatoes, Yorkshire pubs, greens and deliciously al dente carrots, with lots of gravy. It's a small space so you would be well advised to book: and bring cash - they don't take cards. The midweek menu (Weds-Sat, also available on Sunday) is also well worth considering if you are in the area. And the cakes ....

Sometimes, you don't often realise or appreciate the availability and hospitality within your own locality. Wow!! Such a little treasure can be found at No 11 Tea Rooms in Worsthorne.. This cosy, homely, welcoming establishment is wonderful. You can feel the ambience as you go through the door. The environment is totally countryside with an aura of conviviality and the aroma of deliciously home cooked food. I cannot give enough praise for the quantity and quality of the food, My favourite breakfast....sausage barm or bacon barm, yummy....👍🏼👍🏼 Absolutely well worth a visit 👍🏼👍🏼

Stayed in the BnB next door and had breakfast in the tea rooms. Lovely old building and warm reception. Amazing breakfast. Would have loved to have had their afternoon tea but unfortunately spent the day away. Throughly recommended.

Really lovely little tea room. Full English was wonderful with a nice cafetière and China cups. Very nice and most enjoyable.

Food was very good and well served. Very tasty and great selection. Very helpful and friendly with families.

Afternoon tea was a delight. Scones straight from the oven. Lovely and large, plenty of cream & Jam, yummy. Nice selection of sandwiches too. Lovely quaint cafe. Very friendly and welcoming service. Not many tables, so recommend you book if you do't want to be disappointed.

Había sido recomendado por amigos llamamos para comer y no nos decepcionó. Había una buena variedad de luz menú con algo o una comida cocinada. Mi pareja y yo elegimos sobresaliente que venía con una papa al horno y ensalada, que era delicioso.

Well cooked breakfast, good coffee and quality ingredients, served in a quaint tea room that was full of character

Los salones de té son una delicia, una maravillosa pieza de la cultura británica. El ambiente es muy bueno, el personal es muy educado y servicial, la comida es excelente.

Atmósfera cálida y acogedora. Un montón de platos servidos. Justo en la plaza de la ciudad. Las mujeres que sirven la comida preparada y era muy amable y servicial.

Negocios de carácter familiar y acogedor, donde se acuerden cómo quieres huevos y bacon preparado, y el verdadero té de hojas (no bolsas) viene en un recipiente con un colador. No olvides comprar un calendario de caridad con excelentes fotografías.

Que esto pintoresco poco de té en un viaje de un día, aunque sólo abre de miércoles a domingo tiene una corriente ocupado de clientes, muchas mesas reservadas para un evento futuro. La encontramos fue una excelente relación calidad-precio, el entorno precioso, la iglesia al otro lado de la carretera, y las opciones de comida super todo casero. Recomendaría reservar para evitar decepciones

Lovely tea room with home made cakes and sandwiches.run by lovely people and the prices are very reasonable

The food is good here. The afternoon tea is particularly recommended. However, staff could do with some customer service training. It is amazing what a smile and friendly greeting can do. Some days we have visited and service is efficient and ok. Other days the girl serving is positively rude. The watress clearly has an issue about getting away dead on 3pm as she will tell you on arrival what time the tearoom closes! On entering the tearoom the usual greeting is a very stern 'have you booked?' Before saying hello, or making you feel welcome. On one visit she was particularly rude to two ladies coming in at 2.30 wanting tea and cakes. There were no other customers but they were made to feel like it was a massive inconvenience and were told that the tearoom closed at 3pm and they wouldn't be allowed any hot food. It's a tea room not a five star restaurant. Staff training is a necessity. The food is good if you can overlook the service issues.

I always make time to go to this tea room when i am in town. The food is good and the woman who runs it is lovely. I would highly reccomend to everyone.

Stayed at the local B&B and breakfast was served in the Tea Rooms. Really good 'full English' and very tasty locally sourced eggs. Loose tea with strainer made for a lovely cup of tea!

Visited with mum for lunch having heard good things and we weren't disappointed. Think we may book in the future as the seating is limited and would not want to be disappointed. The cheese and onion pie was tasty.

Great food - very friendly - lasagne very good - cake excellent - would definitely go again - didn't have it myself but cheese and onion pie looked good too

Third time lucky as we had tried twice before to get in to No 11 (once closed and once a private party) and glad we persisted - quite small inside, seating maybe 20 or so, so booking recommended if planning on having lunch. My partner had a baked potato, which wasn't on the menu but was happily provided and I had tea and cake. The next table were having afternoon tea which looked very nice and substantial so we might try that next time. Closed Monday and Tuesday by the way.Lovely friendly waitress.

We had booked a Christmas lunch with friends. Good job we did as all the tables were taken. The meal itself can only be described as delicious. The turkeys was the most succulent I have ever had. Beatifully decorated room.

Seven of us descended unannounced on the Tea Rooms in Worsthorne halfway through a MTB ride on the Pennine Bridleway. Fortunately we managed to fit round the large table even though all the customers seemed to arrive at the same time. The staff were very helpful and there was a good variety of home cooked food on offer including meat and potato pie, cheese and onion pasty, lasagne and a variety of sandwiches etc. Plenty of cakes, scones, trifle etc followed. A very pleasant traditional tea room, not a 'fast food' cafe and we'll be back.