Strand Teahouse and Eatery in Plymouth

Muy, muy amable servicio. La comida era increíble, el mejor sándwich en un salón de té en mucho tiempo. . . Perro amigable también! ! !

Escondido por obras de construcción y puede imaginarse que muchas personas simplemente pasarían caminando. Me alegro mucho de no haberlo hecho, ya que la sopa casera, los sándwiches y los pasteles eran justo lo que queríamos. Servicio amable y a un precio muy razonable.

This is a lovely hidden gem in the heart of Plymouth Barbican. Worth it for the views across Sutton Harbour from a historically interesting house alone (especially from upstairs). The main feature however is the excellent and tasty snacks, lunches and teas. I gather all the food is locally sourced and all prepared on site. Sit back and enjoy! We turned up with a family group of 14 (!) and were welcomed pushchairs and all. Food was served very promptly and was delicious and in huge portions. Great value too and good old fashioned service. Try it!

I had a very nice afternoon tea there. Not expensive at all, the scones are good, family business, ambiance sounded si British. 5/5

小さなお店ですが、海沿いの道を歩いていれば「STRAND」という看板が目に入ります。ガラス越しに何種類ものケーキが見え、壁には華やかなカップ＆ソーサーがびっしりとディスプレイされ、ここでお茶とケーキを食べたくなります！近所のオバさんがやってるような、ちょっと素人風の気さくなムードが和みます。ウィンドウ越しに見える部屋の奥にもテーブルと椅子のある長い部屋があり見た目よりも広い。そしてケーキは一切れが大きく、もちろん美味しく、ティーは可愛い柄のポットで出てきますのでお腹がいっぱいになりますので空腹時に行くのがオススメです。カップ＆ソーサーには、暖炉上にエリザベス女王のお父さん＝キングジョージ６世時代のロイヤルコレクションがあり、大戦で被害を受けたプリマスの町に国王夫妻が慰問に訪れた時の写真、破壊された建物（今もこのお店から見える建物）の貴重な写真も壁に飾られていてプリマスの歴史を垣間見ることができます。

A little place tucked away that you would normally walk past but don't. Lots of nicknacks and lovely little things fill this place, a few tables in one area and more going through the cafe. The staff are so friendly and efficient. The cook makes homemade scones and the soup we had was superb. The tea was served in lovely little cups from a real teapot. Keep up the good work girls it was a pleasure going into your little shop, a wonderful experience.

Lovelly little place. More seating one floor up. Had the BEST scones I have EVER eaten here. Waitresses really nice. Got served a bit more than I thought I asked for so a bit more expensive than calculated. Upstairs seating nice and clean but a bit worn down in the back room. Lovelly un-matching cups and pots.

The present management are much better than their predecessors. This is a fairly good little cafe. The site isn’t bad, in the heart of the buzz of the Barbican BUT for what seems to be going to be a very long time builders have just reacted a large steel secure enclosure occupying the whole of the previous seating and open space between the cafe and the main road and blocking the view and creating a moderately claustrophobic effect. The yard is being used to store materials and plant equipment for the long delayed work on the old Tudor terraced house near the bottom of New Street.

Myself and my partner visited today with our friends (another couple) for a cream tea. We found a delightful and cosy tea room with all the trappings of a 'proper' tea room like the decorative saucers on the beams and novelty salt and pepper shakers on the tables. The menu is simple but covers all tastes, the options are reasonably priced. We all enjoyed a cream tea but home made hot food was available also. We made several requests for minor alterations to menu options like swapping the jam for a different preserve and the friendly staff were quick and happy to accommodate. Service was quick and the scones were amazing. They came with generous amounts of cream and jam and were just the right size, options for one or two scones are available both with a pot of tea for one. We were also happy to find they accepted card, a small detail but makes it much more convenient if you're out and about. I look forward to visiting again and trying some more of the food, tea, and cakes on offer. Thank you!

Если вы в Англии, то обязательно надо идти в какую-либо чайную (Tea room), потому как такие заведения только здесь. В Плимуте это одна из таких чайных. Если вам покажется, что нет свободных мест, возможно, Вы ошибаетесь, и на втором этаже есть столик для вас. Не стесняйтесь, спрашивайте! Обслуживающий персонал очень дружелюбный, они что-нибудь придумают:) Меню традиционное для таких заведений, - чай, сконы, пирожные.

Very nice afternoon tea, plenty of tea, sandwiches, cakes and of course a scone with jam and cream. Pleasant staff in a very quirky little shop that looks like it is straight out of the 1940’s. Can’t comment on the price because a friend paid but they said it was good clue compared to other places they’ve been to.

We had a lovely afternoon cream tea, scones were lovely and warm, and the waitress couldn't do enough for us, highly recommend

The owner was so very obliging fitting us in as a party of 8 and made us feel very welcome. The majority of us had afternoon tea which was excellent and very good value for money. We all thoroughly enjoyed the sandwiches and cream scones. Loved the quirky china crockery, excellent cup of tea and would definitely return.

If you fancy adding crêpes to the list of your delicacies, I am yours to help tossing them. More free time this summer contrary to the previous ones. French lady from Paris

Very welcoming atmosphere, great gluten free cake and scone (with clotted cream) and excellent coffee.

I had heard good reports but for some reason had never visited before. I must now try to make up for lost time! Cream tea was a delightful experience, in comfortable surroundings with a view over part of Sutton Harbour. The staff were pleasant and helpful, without creating any pressure.

I went for afternoon tea with my family as a Birthday treat. The sandwiches, scones and small cakes were lovely. The tea room itself is welcoming and cosy. The lady was very friendly and couldn’t have been more helpful. Fully recommend and will be going back.

We went for a wander around the Barbican. Unfortunately the bridge was closed so we walked all around Sutton Harbour from the National Maritime museum. Lovely walk. Will do again.

Resolutely unglamorous, this is a refreshing contrast to the glitzy and short-lived outlets closer to the waterfront.

Pop in to this place for a coffee and a sandwich me and the wife had a crab sandwich and it was the best sandwich I have had for ages with salad coleslaw and crisps it was full of crab my wife ask for a doggy bag would recommend 5 star's

Visited here on passing for a cream tea. The waitress was very pleasant and couldn't do enough for you. We ordered a cream tea.

We decided to stop here for just a drink and a cake. We only had three drinks and two cakes, but sadly there was a mistake with just about every item we received. My husband's hot chocolate which should have been served with whipped cream and marshmallows just arrived as hot milk with a tad of chocolate powder in it. For £3.20 that did not seem like very good value. My son ordered a brownie, ie just a cake. It arrived in a bowl with a spoon and it was hot. The guy asked us if we wanted cream or custard on it. He replied no, he just ordered a cake. Obviously they had thought he had ordered a pudding for some reason. My tea cake was the final straw. Not a teacake, but two slices of currant bread put together and it was burnt. We just did not know what to say. We pointed it out to the waiter who just kept apologising. At the end we had 20p knocked off our glass of hot milk. It truly was awful and I am really sorry to have to say that, but it was. It was a joke and the place was grubby and the poor guy serving seemed flustered, but there were only two other people in there.

Came here with my husband, mother in law, dog and baby. We had the afternoon tea for two plus cheese scones for two to share between three adults. The bill came to £15, we were all stuffed and even had to take some home. The food was lovely and the tea room felt genuine, quaint and homely. (I find some tea rooms try a little bit too hard to seem 'quirky'.) The owner was really nice, had a chat with us and made us feel really welcome. Can't wait to come back.

I visited here a couple of years ago and it was average and jaded but since the new owners took over last year have yet to find them open when I have come to Plymouth.

Excellent service, quality and value for a cream tea. Will definitely return. Where else can you get a cream tea for 2 with a view over the Barbican Harbour for under a £5

Good place to have a devon cream teas located in the Barbican area. Quaint and small. Owners were accommodating on service.

Visited the Strand Teahouse with my wife and young son for her very first Mothers Day, a very welcoming and helpful front of house and a very quaint and quirky surrounding. We had afternoon tea for two which was fantastic and very reasonably priced. When we had finished my wife was also presented with a complimentary Mother’s Day gift, all in all s fantastic experience and would recommend.

Imagine England in the 1920's. i had come down from Oxford to visit my mum who lives near Saltash. We had had great time looking at all the galleries and antique shops around the Barbican. We were hungry and did not fancy fish n chips. My mum pointed out the Teahouse, at first hand unassuming. We hesitated and then walked in. And we became aware quickly that it was a treasure trove. Balanced around little shelfs were examples of the finalist English tea sets. Lots of happy customers were chatting away, some sounded German, who were in love with the timeless quality of the Teahouse.

Wonderful French onion soup, crusty granary bread and beverages at the end of the afternoon. Thank you.

We visited as a family this summer (sorry its taken so long to leave a review!). The new owners are doing a fantastic job. You could not be made more welcome in this very friendly tearooms. The service was spot on and the food we had afternoon tea and cakes (in particular the chocolate orange cake which my son and I fought over) was delicious. In fact we visited twice in 2 days and even got to take some back with us to Manchester. Pricing is just right for the food quantity and quality. We will definitely be making a return visit next time we are in Plymouth and highly recommend you give them a visit too

I booked afternoon tea for 8 to celebrate my special birthday. I was very pleased with the quality and amount of food provided. Copious tea and coffee and all at a very reasonable price. Very friendly staff .

Stopped here recently on a flying visit to Plymouth. I had a cheese scone which was very good. Nice old building. Staff very friendly.

Amazing Value, Lovely place. The food was delicious, I understand that the place is getting a makeover, which when done will make all the difference... will definitely be visiting again once this has happened.

I came here about two weeks ago with a friend who was visiting from Germany. As she never has had cream tea before in her life, I was looking forward to showing her some nice scones and English tea. As we were in the Barbican and this Café came up on Trip Advisor, we thought of giving it a go. While she thought it was okay, I was actually a bit disappointed. The scones were not great at all and the tea we ordered didn't get served. When we mentioned the missing tea to the staff, they were very friendly though and quickly brought our tea. However, we had already finished our scones by then.

Recently in Plymouth for a weekend break and visited the Strand Tea Rooms. Found the service, staff and food of the highest quality. Well worth a visit. Look forward to returning soon.

While on holiday in Devon we visited one of our favourite places, Plymouth. Fancying a light snack, and with a traditional Devon Cream Tea in mind, we chanced upon The Strand Tea Rooms which had just been taken over the previous week by new and very enthusiastic owners. The Tea Rooms are small, snug and very pleasant. The staff could not be more friendly and helpful and the cream teas were perfect. There was an Olde Worlde charm about the place and we will be retuning here next year on our annual pilgrimage to Devon.

The tea rooms are beautifully decorated, the service was fantastic and the sandwiches, scones and cakes were delicious. It was my friend's first cream tea and she really enjoyed the experience. I've had several cream tea's before but this was definitely one of the best.

We enjoyed the atmosphere so much that we went there five times during a ten-day vacation. Tina and her team are very welcoming and friendly so that you feel like having tea with friends. The food is excellent.

We popped in to what looked like a tiny little tea shop and asked if they had anything wheat/gluten free. "Just gluten free bread and a few different kinds of cakes," the lady said. Seeing as the tea shop mainly did cakes and sandwiches we thought that was quite good and my friend enjoyed being able to eat the same as us, especially her yummy prawn sandwich. Surfaces were wiped before her meal was prepared with fresh utensils but the lady made us aware that the kitchen was also used for wheat. All fine with her level of allergy.

Busy when we got there but the lady said to give her 5 minutes to clear a table for us. Lovely traditional tea room with very attentive and helpful staff. The cream tea was fantastic and we managed to get around 9 cups of tea out of the pot. Superb value for money.

Cosy, traditional little tea shop on the barbican main street near the Mayflower steps. Very friendly.

Fantastic friendly service and a brilliant brew (being a northerner I love a good cuppa!). Would highly recommend if you're in the area.

Popped in on spec for a traditional cream tea, and loved it. Attentive but not OTT service, fresh warm, scones, Lady Grey tea - served in china pot with cups and saucers, which you just can't beat - all in a charming little tea room. And they had only just opened for business 30 minutes earlier. Lovely!

And the sign also said 'We are busy baking cakes and pastries'.

We stopped here for tea and cake on a wet day as we found ourselves nearby. The shortbread was good and the cake was alright.

We stumbled across this place whilst walking through the winding cobbled lanes of the Barbican, off the busier Southside Street. We absolutely loved the quaint décor and friendly staff (and of course the cream teas and fresh homemade scones!). We were disappointed to hear that the tea rooms would be under new management soon, as, the current owners had obviously dedicated a lot of time and effort into building up a great business and a loyal customer base.

What a great little find! it was just starting to drizzle with rain so decided to pop in and have a cuppa, wow! so glad we did, the lady working was so welcoming (sorry didnt catch her name) she was saying how busy she had been and was about to shut but welcomed us anyway, We chose to have Tea & Scones which were very noce indeed, the scones were nice and warm and the tea was perfect, The prices were very good and i will recommend to anyone visiting Plymouth to go here for a good cuppa with a vintage feel.

Nada más entrar en este peculiar lugar uno ya se siente en Inglaterra al cien por cien. Es una casa que guarda la esencia en todos los sentidos, las escaleras, las mesas, los muebles, las vajillas... todo está como seguramente estaría hace unos 40 o 50 años.

Very quaint and a nice step back in time with the decor, crockery, background music and old style menu. Service was a tad slow butI guess this was down too the lady being on her own and a few people coming in at the same time. Otherwise the English breakfast was good and the prices reasonable. Definitely worth a visit for a piece of old England.

Quaint little tea room with miss matched china cups & saucers. The service is good & the cakes are yummy too. Not bad prices either. The trip to the toilet is not for the infirm or those people who are not good on their feet. The building is very old & the stairs are uneven so go carefully.

We usually have a cuppa and cake here when visiting Plymouth, and little has changed over the last few years. The pictures of Henry VIII and his wives, and the politically incorrect signs are quite endearing, if rather eccentric. It's possible to buy the fine china cups and saucers that your tea is served in, which is a quaint idea.

Came here for a spot of afternoon tea and I can honestly say I have never been anywhere so odd in my life.

Ordered a cheese scone which inevitably was warmed in the microwave ...bottom black and inedible...when I pointed this out to the ptopietor a shrug of the shoulders was the best the she could manage. Disappointed. Cappucino and tea ok but overpriced.

A most welcoming place and a great cup of tea. Its cosy inside and nice to find such a friendly place.

We came here to have something to eat

Looks great from the outside and I don't mind the cluttered quirky look inside. I didn't expect posh but waitress was young and spoke not different to what you'd expect in a roadside truckers cafe in Dover. (I like greasy spoon cafes by the way). It was expensive, the tea was nice, the scones were too. My wife said the butter had a cheesy taste to it (I thought it was ok). I would have thought it an impossibility to deliver a poor milkshake, wrong. I choose a coffee milkshake, described as an ice cream milkshake. Firstly no ice cream at all just milk and secondly it had no and I mean no hint of flavour. I am not a complainer at all but said something, and they were fine about it and added a hint more. The milk was room temperature and still had hardly any coffee flavour. So they are masquerading as this step back in time experience and serving average food, with average service at a high price.

A typical English tea room, quirky, quaint and with everything you'd expect. Good service and very nice scones.

We had really good large traditional pasties twice during our two week holiday. We were able to eat these sitting outside the shop, even though it was spitting with rain the first time! The pasties are incredibly cheap and are superb - a good size with lots of meat in the filling. The filling is properly seasoned with plenty of pepper and salt - definitely the best we've ever tasted.

This is a typically fine example of a traditional English Tearoom. We had a marvellous Cream Tea here and would recommend it to all and sundry.

Good old English tea rooms with atmosphere and quite fitting for its location in Barbican in Plymouth. Very good home made hot and cold food of fine qualty served with a smile. Well worth a visit.

Setting great, food average but highly priced. Paid £6.95 for a prawn sandwich which was no different to a £2 one from tesco. Disappointed to say the least. Would not come again.

Very cosy tearoom lovely quaint atmosphere views of the harbor. Beautiful warm scones and tea served in a porcelain teapot. Very relaxing on a rainy afternoon

Really wanted to have fresh crab sandwiches for lunch, this place looked ideal in a quirky vintage way. Ordered 3 crab sandwiches at £6.95 each, was offered brown or white bread - should have offered us mothers pride or hovis! 2 slices of medium sliced bread with a side slald / garnish of 2 pieces of iceberg lettuce, smal lemon wedge and a smaller tomato wedge which had come straight from the fridge so completely without flavour! For £6.95 I expected fresh crusty doorstops of white or wholemeal bread and if your'e going to bother with a salad garnish then at least put some effort in to it or don't bother at all! We all felt rather ripped off and very disappointed.

Very cluttered and looked if the place could do with a good clean. Very tacky bits and pieces in the window, the knitted sweets and cake looked if they could do with a good wash or better still to be thrown out. Plastic tablecloth and cups were well worn, the gold rim around the top of the cups hardly visible. Going to the loo was an experience, whole place needs refurbishing. Looked forward to my crab sandwich and costing £6.50 was expecting something really yummy. What a let down! Bread tasted around 3 days old and was from a normal cheap sliced loaf rather than one you cut yourself for nice fresh doorsteps, not a lettuce leaf in sight. I wouldn't recommend this cafe at all. Had the feeling that the waitress expected to keep the change for a tip, the snack costing £12.80 which was 2 teas, one crab sandwich and one toasted tea cake, gave her £15 so i waited for my change and she looked surprised, in the end she had 40p tip, too much in my eyes, but she did well to get that. NEVER would I visit again.

Very average place with overpriced Sandwiches, especially the crab sandwich. The woman that run it or shall I say the older woman with black hair who prepares the food was to much. She moaned every 5 mins and was rude to the other woman working with her. Never even thanked us as we paid and left, shocking customer service, money grabbing snobs. Number one rule, appreciate paying customers who are paying over the odds for tea and sandwiches, so show some respect and put a smile on it. Ps, crab sandwich was bland and wouldn't fill up a kid let alone a adult!

living on the Barbican we are lucky to have such enjoyable places to eat including the Strand Tea Rooms

This place looks lovely from the outside but once you venture inside it is far too cluttered. The numerous jokey signs are not really relevant or amusing.

Pleasant and quaint tea room bur found the local crab sandwiches a little bland and uninteresting and a tad on the expensive side.

It looks good from the outside but go in and it is cluttered and cold. Needs a complete revamp. We had almost raw cold crumpets presented to us with some type of spread - not butter. Pleasant service but had to ask for two ordered items twice. Sadly, we will not return

We came in at lunchtime on a Friday on a very rainy and cold day, it was very nice service and looked great from the outside. The inside had very fun decorations of lots of little collectable cups and saucers and signs. The broccoli and Stilton soup was amazing! And the sandwiches and melt had lots of filler and were really good. The only problem was that it was a bit chilly as people kept forgetting to close the door properly, other than that a nice little tea room.

If I owned a tea room cafe this is how I would make it - so long as I didn't have to do the dusting myself. It is indeed very cluttered, quirky and I like it that way. Great fun with friends. And the cakes...yummmm.

I've visited a few times and enjoyed my experience but I agree with some of the other reviews; it does need a good overhaul. I love the plates, paintings and tea pots but the posters and taped up pieces of paper are old and dated. A quick de-clutter, rearrangement and new table cloths is all it needs to become so much better.

A delightful tea room, it is small and very cosy and the staff are so very friendly, nothing is too much trouble for them, the tea and cakes are all served on bone china, and if one needs a gluten free treat this is the place to go.

Food poor chowder with margarine spread in pot . Cake selection looked poor in window and badly presented. Put off by smell of plastic table covers. Loved this place now definitely needs a revamp . In back restaurant one table and area full of clutter all over table and chairs . Glad to leave the loud 60 s music playing constantly .

We have visited the tea rooms before and decided to try them again after some years of passing.

Avete presente la casa delle bambole? Noi l'abbiamo trovata! Questa tipica Tea Room in perfetto "english style" è semplicemente deliziosa. Più che in un locale, sembra di entrare nel salotto retrò di una anziana zia o nonna inglese: divanetti e poltroncine, servizi in porcellana decorata, centrini ricamati, cuscini e quadretti alle pareti ma soprattutto tazze, tazze e ancora tazze: ovunque anche appese alle travi!

What a little piece of heaven, had a Devon tea, which was 2 warm fruit scones, clotted cream and strawberry jam, a pot of tea in a teapot with cosy and jug of fresh milk, all the tables had China cups and saucers, and 40s music playing in background, could quite easily sat here all day and closed my eyes and imagined I was in those days, perfection this place, would highly recommend this querky little place

We took some Italian friends here for a cream tea. They absolutely loved it, so did we. The scones were served slightly warm with a choice of fruit or plain and they were delicious. Enough tea for 3 cups each. Will certainly recommend to others and we will definitely visit again.

Interesting decorations, nice tea cosy and bone china. Rather cramps sitting though. Good selection of tea (loose leaves). Lobster brisque and clam chowder ok. One of the better tea houses at the Barbican.

Nice tea and snacks, but we were seated in front section and discouraged from going to the emptier back area, meant we were sitting virtually on the same table as the family next to us, making both sets of people slightly uncomfortable.

This place has a great feel with its miss matched cups and teapots my no: 1 place for a tea and cake.

The premises need to be painted and cleaned up, the crab sandwich had only a smudge of crab and this looked as if it came from a Shippams jar and not fresh. The coffee was fowl and not a properly made latte. Avoid at all cost.

We visited the tea rooms on a Monday afternoon we were the only ones in the owner was a wonderful happy friendly lady who couldn't help us enough, we had cream teas and it was beautiful, we had the new speciality tea which went down very very well, nice to try something new, the tea rooms is very quirky with lots of nic-naks to look at. We will defiantly be back again in the summer. Would recommend to anyone visiting the area.

What a cozy place to visit. Homemade cakes and retro teapots top this place off. Best tearoom so far in Plymouth.

Where to begin, firstly the location is fabulous, right by the harbour yet only a ten minute stroll from central Plymouth. The hostess/owner is an absolute delight, she was friendly, proffessional and clearly cared about each individual customer.

Super little tea room overlooking the marina. Great for a snack morning or afternoon or a light lunch. Fun to read the little posters (perhaps not "politically correct these days") and learn a bit of history if you want to. We have visited several times (this our first review) and always enjoyed good service and food / drink.

I came to the tearoom with my family late morning and was served by a very friendly and helpful waitress, she was very chatty and the service was prompt. The cake was delicious and tea was served in very pretty china.

The tea room is across from the Aquarium. The place is small but decorated with lots of tea sets, pictures and plates. Rather pretty. The staff was nice and prompt. Do visit the tea room early!

Nice to get tea in a china cup and tasting like tea. Owner very pleasant and made time to chat. Food and drinks delicious

Had a lovely experience when we visited this quirky ,quaint but very nice tea room.Its like going back in time when you enter the shop there is lovely music from the 40 s and 50 s continually playing ,the decor is fantastic and you are immediately taken back in time .

This is a lovely little cafe in the Barbican area of plymouth in a listed building. The decor is chintzy with wall plates and tea pots and tea is served in proper teacups and teapots. The staff are friendly and efficient and although it is busy the food appeared quickly and was very hot. We had a light lunch of soup and pasties which were lovely. We returned later for tea and scones.

Stepping into the past amazing bone china so much to read on the walls some very funny Henry eighth watching over us while we had our tea and coffee pleasant staff

Again I went to this place with family who came down from London and as they had seen this little place on previous visits they asked us what it was and decided that they wanted to try it out and loved it alot as it is very quaint and very olde worldie, the cream teas are just as lovely and they do other things to like sandwiches and minimal hot food for their modest size. Would recommend this little place to anyone after a little old fashioned time out from shopping

We didn't actually get to sample the cream tea we'd gone in for! We were met by a very surly waitress who informed us abruptly that we could have tea however would have to be out in 20 minutes as she was planning to close! This was at 3pm! Needless to say we took our business elsewhere.

Ci siamo fermati per una pausa al volo, locale old style e personale sbrigativo. In sintesi diciamo che ci si può fermare anche se non è niente di eccezionale con prezzi medio bassi.

Had my daughters 9th birthday party here, under the theme of

Been in this tea shop a lot of times on the Barbican,it is situated just back a few yards from the very front facing the water, it appears very old on purpose,alot of ornament etc around and old fashioned service meaning china cups and saucers,tea cosy, well l like that,its different then your tea in a metal pot or from a machine,quite a few seats in there going through to the back more,that is my usual place for a cuppa and cake when on the Barbican and will continue to be so, The staff are lovely,it is quaint.alot of you will like this sort of tea room if not there are plenty modern ones there,but we are on the Barbican, goes well with the surroundings.

Love it in here, pretty cups and saucers , crochet tea cosies and pretty cushions. Just like your Granny's house which is lovely. Makes a change from the boring chain coffee shops. My daughter loved the banana milkshake. Great location.

Lovely cream tea, relatively quick service and beautiful china. The one thing that put us off a bit was the manageress and the waitress arguing next to us.

Love this traditional English tea room, gorgeous cream tea looking out over the harbour! Extensive menu and kid friendly.