Quirky Tea Room in Fylde

Absolute stunning inside, incredible warm welcome. Went above and beyond to make my mother in laws birthday so special. You’ve made an elderly lady so very happy. Thank you from my heart.

This is a lovely little tea room in the Park 4 U space in Lytham. I visited with my husband and 4 year old daughter as we were staying overnight in Lytham and the hotel we were staying at recommended the space. I messaged the tea room on Facebook the day before to book a table and when we turned up, I asked if we could use the pod. They said this had been booked anyway, which was great. The Alice in Wonderland features were really lovely. I would recommend this place to anyone. The whole place (including the park) has such a community vibe, it’s great. They hold classes and walks and all sorts of things. More places in the UK need to be like this. A really lovely experience.

Service was poor , lady there seemed like she didn’t want to be there which made us feel like we didn’t.

We were staying in Lytham for an overnight stay as a birthday treat and wanted to find somewhere that would offer us afternoon tea. After a search, we found the quirky tearooms and the afternoon tea it was offering suited us perfectly. We were really pleasantly surprised with how much food we received and we were really glad we got asked what sandwiches we wanted to avoid any waste. Everything was delicious and we were lucky enough to have beautiful weather so we sat outside. All the food had been prepared fresh and the cakes tasted really delicious. There was nothing left to take home!!! 🤣 Thank you to the quirky tearooms for a great afternoon tea

The pods are great and the decor brill. The afternoon tea is ok there is homemade soup and one sandwich on the adults portion and small piece of quiche. There is a lot of sugar overload in cupcakes biscuits scone which appear great but lack taste

staff are so friendly,food is amazing,would highly recommend,very good value for money also. 5*****

I visit Lytham yearly and always go here. it’s lovey, relaxed and the service is impeccable. Highly recommend!

We stumbled across this little gem while out exploring, food was amazing, staff were absolutely incredible, really friendly and welcoming, I highly recommend this to anybody that visits St Lytham

Food fine, setting nice, but the staff! Don't think I've ever witnessed such miserable staff before! There was no chat or interaction beyond d the absolute necessary. No interaction with the children at all and considering this is situated ib a children's pkay park, that's quite a concern. Definitely won't be visiting again - we like to feel welcome when we're spending our hard earned!

Positive bits We visited for afternoon tea pre booked weeks in advance and got a pod. The pods are nice but as expected cold at this time of year. Staff friendly. Bad bits We were all let down by the afternoon tea you got a choice of 1 sandwich which was 2 slices of bread cut into 2 or 3 fingers depending on if u had brown or white bread. There was a small teacup half full of Luke warm soup a bite size sausage roll the smallest slice of quiche which I have ever seen not cut from a large quiche but from an quiche for one person which had obviously been cut into 8 slices. 1 bag of crisps put in a bowl shared between 3 of us. And a small bowl of salad to share. 1 cup cake each which was ok 1 iced biscuit a bite size chocolate brownie and a bite size blondie which was in a really tiny cup with Luke warm custard on the top. Then lastly half a scone each with a small spoon of cream and jam just plonked on the top which still had the ridges from the jar on it. The scone was stale definitely not fresh and a choice of tea coffee or juice. The total bill for this was £86 including 2 even smaller afternoon teas for 2 children. I would definitely say this was not worth the money we didn’t even have £20 worth of food on the table. We won’t be going back.

Literally cannot recommend this lovely cafe highly enough. Today we took the Grandchildren plus one of their friends for witch and wizard themed afternoon tea. This is our 5th outing to this tea room and we have never been disappointed. We as usual booked one of the 2 outdoor pots which was all decorated in Halloween decorations. The staff are very friendly and the food delicious. The attention to detail on the themed afternoon teas is amazing.

We held a work retirement do at Quirky Tea Room. The venue was ideal for what we wanted, a relaxing atmosphere with sole use and afternoon tea for 30 people (We could have up to 40 guests). From booking, arranging dietary requirements to the actual event, the communication was faultless. The staff were very welcoming, professional and made the day run smoothly. The food was lovely and all guests said how perfect the day was. I would definitely recommend having celebrations here and wouldn’t hesitate to come again Thank you everyone at Quirky Tearoom x

Firstly a positive, the young staff members working there were very friendly and polite, however the service in general and food was not great. We ordered a bacon barm, 2 soups and a hot chocolate for my daughter. Service was on the slow side, and when our order arrived the hot chocolate had no cream ( this was added when ordering) and was more like cold chocolate. Our soups were literally cold, not just not hot but actually cold. They provided gluten free bread for myself which is a positive, however 1 x slice of bread was provided which is tiny ( half the size of normal bread) when it was served to non gluten free customers with a large full barm cake. The bacon barm was "ok". We were both hungry and wanting to get back on our way before rain was forecast so did not complain but all in all were a little disappointed.

We arrived without a booking but they only had few customers so we seated ourselves and my wife ordered at the counter. She saw 2 nice looking cakes and ordered cheese and pickle sandwiches for us and our little one to share. The sandwiches were basic mild pre-sliced cheese and branston on really cheap tasting brown medium sliced bread. There was a handful of ready salted crisps and a spoonful of cheap coleslaw on the plate next to an undressed salad. None of the ingredients were of any quality above basic. The only good thing about them was they were presented well. The cakes looked lovely but both were very dry. The chocolate cake so much so that it wasn't edible. My wife mentioned this to the staff as we left as we didn't think they should be serving it to other guests. The coffee was nice enough although a little small. The positives were the service we received was fast. At £26 for 2 sandwiches and 2 slices of cake we were expecting a better quality of food.

Nice surprise find lovely little place fantastic play area outside for kids and nice friendly staff very hard to find the only complaint but well worth looking