Rosie's Tea Room in Hart

Beautiful little tearoom in lovely surroundings. The cream teas were delicious and the two ladies running it were delightful, very helpful and friendly, special thanks to Karen who served us.

Very rude and unapproachable, avoid if you don't to be talked rudely at.

This place is genuinely lovely. The staff are super accommodating and friendly and the tea loaf is delicious. It was also very reasonably priced. 12.50 for an afternoon tea which includes sandwich cake and a scone. If they doubled their prices i would still leave extremely satisfied.

I have been this morning with my brother and our friend. They accommodated a food intolerance I have by offering me an alternative (meringue, strawberries and cream) and by informing me next time to give warning of my visit so that they can accommodate me. I cannot wait to visit again - we'll be taking our Grandad with us. It was a really lovely atmosphere with non-imposing music in the background. Beautiful presentation for the rest of my table. We were offered more hot water for our tea pots. It was a very beautiful experience. Thank you.

Chrissie does a great job at Rosie's Tea Room! Thank you!

Had a wonderful time, met lovely people there. Food was excellent.

Repeat visit to this little oasis of peace and homeliness in a farm setting. A cosy typical tea room surrounded by lovely craft sale displays with such friendly staff. Cream tea was wonderful served in best china and my beef and horseradish sandwich was spot-on. Sunshine helped too.

Such a lovely find...pretty little Tea Room with the perfect hosts. Gorgeous china tea cups and serving plates for that special cream tea. Lovely 'proper' homemade food, cakes galore and the loveliest view in the garden to sit in..especially in the warmer weather. The added bonus is you are surrounded by hand made cards, local made trinkets, unusual pottery, scarfs, and chocolate to purchase! Two of the loveliest ladies serve you delicious home made produce - definately worth a visit.

I have been here a few times, always nice food, lovely ambience. Proper little tea room. The menu is good and I've always had good food. This time I didn't have food as we'd already eaten but the tea was lovely and plentiful.

It's a place to get together, laugh and enjoy company! Thank you.

Lovely quiet tea room that also sells gifts, they have seating inside and outside. They serve the drinks in beautiful china and welcome cyclists, but recommend you ring prior if a group going. Only open Wed, Fri & Sat

Cute place with a few savoury and sweet options, along with tea and coffee, of course, and cold drinks. Very friendly staff / owners.

Sat outside in the sunshine. We had Saturday special of 2 cheese scone ploughman’s. Coffee and carrot cake topped with Walnuts

Love this place. It is so unique. A small choice of sandwiches and cakes but all done so well. Lovely gifts for sale, quiet friendly atmosphere all served on beautiful china. Would highly recommend for a relaxing coffee/tea or light lunch. Outside tables if the weather is good enough.

FANTASTIC EXPERIENCE. Lovely, friendly service. We had a lovely seat outside overlooking the fields/farm on a nice sunny day. This is absolutely a hidden Gem and the ladies running it deserve all the praise. Good delicious and presented with care. They do an amazing ploughman’s and special shout out for the homemade scones! Value for money too which is an added bonus. We can’t wait to come back, thank you!i

Very friendly. Quaint tea room. Lovely atmosphere

I had a lovely visit to this tearoom. The food was lovely and freshly made. Service was good, they were really helpful but did forget to bring out someone's drink. There was a lot of us so it was a bit chaotic. It was very cold in there as it was a frosty day. I would definitely go back but in warmer weather

Lovely quiet sunspot with cake and nibbles.

Our first visit was a wonderful experience fantastic scones great service lovely surroundings.

Lovely place. Staff very helpful. Carrot cake was amazing. Had a lovely afternoon tea - will most definitely visit again!

Quaint hidden gem in Hook on a working farm. Surroundings thankfully untouched by all the new build houses going up. Small but delicious menu. A few gift items if one wants to buy. Food price okay. Limited seating but decent parking. Lovely ambience. Met some friendly locals. Greeted by Chrissy who provided excellent service. All in all an enjoyable experience and would recommend. Oh and yes table No. 3. They should tax all the electric cars and give the petrol/diesel cars a tax break! 😂

Beautifully clean and bright, lovely coffee and great service. Would be very happy to visit again.

My partner and I were having a bit of a drab day one Friday. Living near Bramley, we decided to venture over to Rosie's Tearoom for some afternoon tea. Located on a little farm near Heckfield Place, Rosie's is a beautiful tucked away tearoom that is comfortable, friendly and delicious. Chrissy makes the cakes and the warm scones, which are the perfect portion and absolutely gorgeous. There are local products in the tearoom for sale, and we had a taste for all of them, but only settling for a sweet little teapot and cup combo. If you are looking for a bit of escapism with some reasonably priced afternoon tea, look no further than Rosie's! We will definitely be going back in Spring to enjoy the surroundings and the scones!

Prior to the arrival of covid we were quite regular visitors.We are very pleased that the tea room is now open again.The days of opening are somewhat limited until trade picks up again .The menu is also limited for the same reason. However the sandwiches we had were very well presented and enjoyable..The service and environment are as always very pleasant.

Definitely the best place in the whole of Hampshire to visit for pot of tea and a slice of delicious cake. Chrissie is so welcoming and you couldn't ask for more. I'll be in for more tea and cake very soon! X

Loved it. Quirky, proper English tea with scones jam and cream. A real treat Was sorry to miss Rosie, next time xx

What a find, a lovely little tea room tucked away in the country, friendly, efficient service and delicious cake. Great to look round all the cards and gifts for sale as well.

Lovely to have Rosie's open again on Wednesdays and Fridays (10am-4pm). Indoor and outdoor seating areas - well worth a visit.

Splendid place. Warm welcome and great tea / cakes!

Called with a friend to this charming olde worlde tea rooms; small and rustic; real old china; yummy cakes; friendly staff; small arty gifts and cards on sale;

This is our regular stop whenever we fly from Gatwick and it is well worth a detour. A lovely quaint tearoom set in beautiful surroundings. The Ploughman’s Lunch was delicious and lovely homemade cakes are always available. We always receive a warm welcome and look forward to visiting again in the future.

Excellent food. A Golden Anniversary present from some very special friends, all four of us were most impressed with food and service. Will definitely visit again not just for a special occasion.

Me and my friends had a great experience at Rosie's tea room. We sat out doors on a lovely patio in the sun enjoying the view of the field and had great service and lovely hot chocolates and the cake was amazing. Will definitely visit again and recommend.

This place is the Bees knees! Love it. Simple, unique, great cake, brilliant atmosphere. Love it! Take your Mum, Granny and get ready to dronk tea with your little finger out!

We popped into this tea room for the first time after seeing it signposted from the road. Very lovely little tea room, lots to buy in there and plenty of things to look at. Staff are very friendly and welcoming. We ordered a home made cake, hot choc and banana milkshake. Unfortunately the cake didn't have much flavour (personal taste of course). The banana milkshake was just nesquik, was expecting a better and thicker milkshake perhaps with actual banana. The hot choc was juat made with water, no milk. It was very average food which was a shame. This was pur personal experience. Had we had something different from the menu it may have been lovely.

Nice little tea room, plenty of choice for teas, home made cakes and scones. Helpful staff, good service.

I called in today on my way back from Aldershot. The tea rooms were highly recommended by a friend of mine I had a lovely cream tea. Service was wonderful & friendly . Call in. It's a pretty place to Enjoy relaxing over a nic3 cuppa....

Well worth a visit to this small but lovely little tea room. Traditional selection of home made foods. Friendly welcome and pleasant surroundings. If in the area well worth giving it a try

Delightful little place, lots of lovely stuff to buy, handmade cards and nik naks. Had a good lunch, friendly people. Great for afternoon tea, will be visiting again soon.

A lovely little tea rooms that are part of a working farm

Found this place after looking on TripAdvisor which gave it wonderful reviews, but was somewhat disappointed when we went. The decor was very quaint and I fully understand what it was about , we had scones (which was very small) and tea. I would not rush to go back as there are other places in the area which we feel are better than this.

Very cute little Tearoom about a 5 minute drive from Hartley Wintney’s High Street. We went on a Saturday afternoon and had the place to ourselves. Lovely menu offering sandwiches, quiche, sausage rolls and a ploughman’s. We had a Cafetière for 2 and a Ploughman’s each. Lovely looking homemade cakes. Very sweet little tea room that has items for sale in the tea room itself including dog and farm related greetings cards and little trinkets. We live in Farnborough so in all a 20 minute drive to get there. They have outdoor seating which come summer time will be perfect. Will definitely be going again soon!!

What can one say. Great food and a good price. All made fresh by the owner Rosie and the staff. A lovely place to meet for lunch or just a cup of tea and a cake.

Wow this place is just amazing, we stopped for afternoon tea, we had their cream tea it was lovely, the staff are very friendly, highly recommended

Very nice selection of cakes and delicious homemade lunches

Worth a visit very small but very quaint and very nicely priced. Service excellent. Also has many craft items to browse and buy if one wants

Sampled today Milkshake with added ice cream & Hot Chocolate with added fresh cream and marshmallows soooo good.

Lovely location and lovely people. A very enjoyable couple of hours spent at this unexpected treat of a place. Great coffee and fresh cheese scone in a very pretty garden. Also, enjoyed the cards and gifts on sale inside. Highly recommend.

Took a friend to Rosies tea room today for a birthday treat. They made an extra special afternoon tea for us, we requested no sandwiches just lots of yummy cake and we were so impressed. The cakes were all delicious and the customer service was brilliant. Thank you so much for making us feel so welcome and being so accommodating :-)

Beautiful cakes, scones and sandwiches. Fabulous staff too.

We stopped off on way back from Reading , Really strange place , quaint but some quirky staff & local customers

We visited for afternoon tea on a slightly glum and dismal day. Despite the weather not being particualrly pleasant the atmosphere in the tea room was lovely. It was cosy and decorated to have a really homely feel. The afternoon tea give you the option of selecting sandwiches and cakes individually which worked really well for us. The cakes and scones were absolutely delicious. The best thing however about our experience was by far the staff (although the food was excellent), they could not have been kinder or more helpful. They were more than accommodating with my Grandparents.

A great little tea room serving nice coffee and a variety of homemade cakes. Well worth a visit.

Rosie is famous all around as a force for good and offers simple home cooked food and an authentic welcome to her farm and tea shop. Also helps that her husband looks just like Mr Darcy! Can’t do better for a slice of cake and proper cuppa.

Popped in here one day with 3 friends and got a warm welcome from the lady in charge. We all had a pot of tea and a variety of cakes. Tea was hot and freshly made, plus lovely tasty cakes. We will be back again, thank you.

We often go here for a cup of tea (always served in a pot with cup and saucer) and sandwiches, soup, or pate and toast. Simple but tasty, lovely environment and friendly staff.

We've driven past this place a few times and today on a day off we decided to try it for lunch. We were welcomed by a very friendly lady and served very quickly. It's a pretty little shop with giftware and cards to browse through. Our toasties arrived and were not actually toasties at all - they were sandwiches with cold fillings made with burnt toast. Not very appetising at all. Apart from that, a nice little place for a pit stop with easy parking and friendly staff.

A good place to take visitors for a lovely afternoon tea. Good selection of cakes which were fresh. The staff were friendly. Next door is a good organic farm shop

Have visited several times - Rosie is such a warm and welcoming host you feel like you know her! Delicious home made food (the cakes are amazing) and really friendly service. Wonderfully clean and always full of delightful craft pieces to browse and buy.

Small and cosy good scones, surrounded by farm and field's all very enjoyable, close to Hartley Witney and Heckfield with an interesting church.

Rosie's salón de té está entre una granja, con campos estupenda para relajarse y ver la fauna local, mientras disfruta de una preciosa taza y un sandwich.

I have been here quite a few times and Rosie and Pippa and very friendly and welcoming. Small tea room with nice atmosphere set in a farm location. Nice choice of menu and homemade cakes. There is a farm and gift shop on site.

Este lugar está dirigido por Rosie y Pippa, que ambos han ocupado vive fuera de la tetería con familias y otras funciones, pero que están dedicados a dar a los clientes una experiencia agradable. La comida es simple y un poco caro, mejor en té...

Not too many places play music from the mid 20th century and it was a lovely start to walk in hearing songs that might be 1940s (or earlier). The setting is pleasant: a couple of hundred yards off the B3011, a few miles north of Hartley Wintney.I visited just because I had seen signs to the tea shop and was interested. I had a decaff coffee, served in a cafetiere with delicate china and a slice of coffee and walnut cake. The coffee was lovely; the cake very good but perhaps not quite as moist as I would like.The tea room has a lovely atmosphere and service was friendly from Pippa. Great also to avoid the noise of typical coffee machines.

The welcome wasn't warm. Perhaps the lady was having an off day.Microwaved from frozen mini quiche is not good. How did this ever reach our table? It looked like a frozen mini pizza and tasted worse. I asked about the soup. It was late lunch time but she didn't know what it was. After peering at a saucepan in the fridge she said it was mushroom. If it was leftovers from a day or two earlier, I didn't fancy it. She explained that the next option was cream cheese and lettuce soup. I checked that I hadn't misheard, but no. I was curious but enough to risk it. Such a shame as the earlier reviews are good and we came on the strength of recommendations.

My friend and I popped in here for lunch and it felt like we'd fallen into an episode of Fawlty Towers. We ordered tea at first and the milk was a little lumpy but not off just didn't look appealing. The food was awful and the service worse. We ordered the cheese and onion quiche and salad. We didn't fancy the cheese and lettuce soup. The quiche was inedible and nothing like a quiche. It was the shape of jam tart with a slice of processed cheese melted on the top. It was also microwaved from frozen which never works. The pastry becomes soft and soggy and there appeared to be no filling. The salad was mainly spinach leaves and celery!! When we queried the quality of the food Basil Fawlty would of been proud of the response. The attitude was pretty poor. We decided this wasn't for us and decided to try elsewhere. We offered to pay for the tea but were told we didn't need to. Maybe if your just wanting tea and cake you'll be fine but forget lunch.

The sort of place that you don't find very often now. We had seen the notice after we came off the M4 but could not stop then; so on this Saturday afternoon decided to visit. The staff were great and nothing was too much trouble. We chatted with other customers and had a relaxing and friendly afternoon. Coffee/tea and scones were great. A highly recommended place for lunch tea or just a coffee. Try it and see!

A group of us went to Rosie's for afternoon tea to celebrate a friend's birthday - absolutely lovely. We sat in the nice outside area and had sandwiches and cakes, all beautifully arranged on cakestands and with pretty vintage-style crockery. The ladies went to a lot of trouble to make it nice for us, and catering for two 'gluten frees' in our party. Fab little place, would highly recommend it and will definitely be back.

I first found this place when on a bike ride, and it was perfectly placed for a refreshment stop. It is at Holdshott Farm, which also has a farm butchers and greengrocery. The cakes and scones are super, and the sandwiches are good and can be 'tailor made' to ones liking. The Ploughman's Lunch, especially the cheese version (ham is an alternative) was generous and good. On my last visit I was able to sit outside and watch a light aircraft performing aerobatics a short distance away and a buzzard soaring closely overhead. Very relaxing after a 20+ mile bike ride!

A lovely location and quaint little tea room. We visited recently at lunchtime, there was one lady working on her own and a steady stream of customers.I loved the crockery and pretty surroundings. Husband had bacon sandwich and I decided to have the cream tea. Lovely cuppa and we were offered more hot water as a bit of a wait for our food, but I felt the actual portion of cream tea I received to be rather small. Two little scones and tiny portions of cream/jam. I wouldn't have minded if it cost a bit less, but having recently been spoilt on holiday in Rye with an enormous and delicious cream tea for only 25p more I was disappointed, I suppose that's rural Berkshire for you! In all, pleasant but if I visited again would choose something else.

Stopped off in this lovely tea room for lunch this week. I'm so glad we did, a perfect little tea room in a picturesque setting. The tea pots and cups are so cute and real silver spoons we felt very posh! The food is as you would expect all home cooked and delicious! We sat for 2 hours chatting and didn't feel like we needed to leave - even got asked if we would like our tea pots refilled. Will definitely be returning :)

Rosie and Pippa thoroughly enjoy running their tea room and this is evident in the welcome everyone receives. Everything is home cooked and the variety of cakes is wonderful. They also serve light lunches with some wonderful quiches. Do visit, you won't be disappointed.