Sweet Chillies New Forest Limited in New Forest

Possibly the worst sandwich I have ever tasted. I can only describe the bread as poor quality thin sliced white bread, the cheese could not be seen, there was a generous amount of caramelised jam! over priced at £6.50! The tea was reasonable. The cakes looked nice.

We had only planned on popping in to Lyndhurst for a few minutes. However, we found this lovely shop. We were only wanting a tea\coffee but once we saw the lovely cakes on offer we had to indulge. I am very disappointed that we do not live closer to Lyndhurst because we would certainly make this a weekly place to have a snack. The coffee was excellent. Served hot with a lovely biscuit on the side. My husband had a toasted tea cake and declared it to be the best he had eaten in years. I had a slice of their lovely Dorset apple cake. It was beyond good. I was extremely impressed. The gentleman who served us was very friendly and could not have done more for us. We would go out of our way to make sure we come here again.

Just ordered some over priced sandwiches and both my partner and I were snapped at by the owner (assuming the owner behind the counter - bald head and glasses) when we asked about the 4 items on the shelf…won’t be coming back! We are off for ice cream somewhere else!

Stopped her to have a wonder round the shops and thought we’d have a coffee . There are lots of cafes to choose from ! So glad we went here .. so many goodies to choose from cakes to savouries . We choose Apple Dorset cake and cherry Bakewell with two flat white coffees . The cake was homemade and amazing . Coffee was lovely as well . Both the people serving ( I think one was the owner) were really friendly . We we go back hell yes just try the other cakes !

Just stopped off for a quick bite while out on the motorbike and what a find. Sitting outdoors watching the world go by was fabulous, and only exceeded by the service and food. I had the coronation chicken sandwich, home made filling, that came with an equally homemade coleslaw. Beautiful. I could eat another! So fresh, tasty, great in every aspect. The service matched; quick, attentive, informative, happy, what more do you really need? Not sure how this place ever got bad reviews, I couldn’t fault it, and I’m rather picky!

When to this coffee shop and the toasty was the best I have ever had . My wife had home made soup and said it was lovely . The owners were very plight and helpful and made us very welcome

Do you want to be overcharged? Wish to have your order messed up? Do you like wishy washy tea that looks like brown dishwater? Thrive from being spoken to rudely by all members of staff? Enjoy being snapped at by the owner of the place? Then this is the place for you. I don't enjoy being one of those to complain - I am not a fussy person when it comes to food or drink. However, this afternoon I went into this 'cafe' and ordered three teas, an iced tea and a slice of chocolate cake. It came to nearly £15! The lady got the order wrong which was fine, however... No apology! When it came to drinking the tea, it was like sipping on hot dishwater. When I went back in to explain that it was not very nice, the owner grabbed the tea out of my father in law's hand and snapped 'well what do you want me to do?'. This by far has to be the worst cafe that I have ever visited. It's surprising to see that it is still running and open with the disgusting drinks and poor attitude towards their customers. It appears that the don't learn from their previous customers reviews and take on any feedback.

Traditional forest style cafe doing a selection of cakes, coffees and pastries! All priced for the area which is the forest tourist hub of lyndhurst! Outside seating available and all served with a generous dose of sarcasm.

After a mammoth lunch we wanted to top it off with a sweet treat so having walked past Lyndhurst Coffee shop earlier and inspecting their delicious looking cakes we decided this was the place to get our sweet fix. So glad that we did as the gentleman serving us was hilariously funny, very chatty and promised that their Victoria sponge was second to none! Initially my husband and I ordered one to share when it arrived - my husband took one spoonful and said it was delicious and all his! I had to go back to order another one! The cakes a scrummy and delicious, the service is warm and helpful. I’d recommend without hesitation.

My partner and I were enticed in by the range of tea and drinks (my parter being a huge tea lover). When we queried what tea was available what we got was the most blunt, condescending and rude response I’ve ever seen in my years of hospitality. Not only were they extremely unhelpful but also used belittling terminology toward my partner, which subsequently left her in tears. All in all, one of the worst experiences of customer service. If you walk in the door and see an old man with no hair behind the counter, I suggest you walk back out.

Jaffa cake hot chocolate- oh yes! As good as it looks. And the hot sandwiches were fab in the middle of a 50 ride. Perfect lockdown birthday lunch.

Popped in for a late lunch [3pm] and this was no problem to the staff. We both had jacket potatoes, and these were lovely, soft and fluffy inside, topped with a very generous portion of prawns and accompanied by a little dressed salad. Sat on sofas inside, but nice seating on the pavement too. Reasonably priced. Staff wore customised visors, hand sanitiser readily available.

Visited here today as we love to support local coffee houses. We ordered two paninis, a scone and a pastry. They were all very tasty and presented well. The service was friendly and the manager had a good sense of humour. The only down side was the flat white didn't have the best taste and flavour but will certainly return in the future.

After perusing many of the eateries in Lyndhurst, we decided to stop here for a spot of lunch. Unfortunately, we made the wrong choice. Two sandwiches, along with two coffees set us back nearly £20. The coffees were watery at best, and there was certainly no ‘service with a smile’ today. Even though the sandwiches came with a complimentary bag of Quavers (clearly labeled ‘from a multipack, not to be sold separately’) this did not make our lunch feel value for money. We left disappointed, but safe in the knowledge we could enjoy our Quavers later that afternoon...

Food was good quality but not cheap, kids had fresh chicken and bacon pasta salad , me and the wife had rolls , bread was nice as was filling , when we opened our takeaway bags there was even some nice crisps , we ate everything and enjoyed it , staff were super friendly and served us quickly , The milkshakes were made with new forest ice cream so tasted great and kids were really happy , happy kids make happy parents , I would go back again

There are many eateries to choose from in Lyndhurst and we would probably have missed this lovely little gem was it not for the fact they had table and chairs outside. With my elderly mother being a smoker the choice was made for us. What a lovely quirky little place. From the amusing quotes on the walls, to the decor and the fabulous food on offer we were quite taken aback. The staff were lovely and the service was great. Highly recommend we will definitely return

Popped in for a cuppa and we enjoyed a delicious scone - one with ginger jam and cream, one cheese scone with onion jam plus unlimited tea in a huge pot. All delicious and highly recommend a visit.

I had an amazing visit at sweet chillis in Lyndhurst, me and my husband went for just a quick coffee but we ended up having a panini and a scone. The owner was brilliant very chatty. I will definitely recommend to my friends and I will be visiting again. Thank you again

Whilst the toasted sandwiches were nice they were expensive £8.25 for bacon Brie and cranberry. Which included eggcupful of slaw and salad garnish. Whether it was because it was a Saturday and not usual staff but treatment of young lad and girl was not good. Poor lad just couldn’t do anything correct In managers eyes from filling slaw containers to telling customers toilet was busy. He was equally harsh dealing with one of the young girls. We all felt rather uncomfortable with the guys dealing with his staff and were glad to leave

On a passing visit we decided to try out this cafe out of all those available for lunch. We certainly made a good choice. Dealing with a cafe full of customers, one man (presumably the owner) saw to everyone in a friendly approachable manner. We bother had sausage sandwiches which were wonderful and perfectly cooked. My husband had a strawberry milkshake which was refilled for free and I had a latte. We were served at our table and went to the till to pay - with no fuss. The cafe is filled with ammusing phrases and there are board games and toys for children if you fancy more than one cup of coffee during in your visit. And the best bit - dogs are welcome. Definetely worth a visit.

Lovely lovely lovely. Amazing food, and service. Such a cosy cafe with board games. Great food and location

Went in on the off chance with our party of 12. Excellent friendly staff and great food. Also very reasonably priced. Would recommend.

We visited this little cafe 2 days ago and I forgot to post x This place is so sweet and charming the staff are friendly and the bring your order out to you x it was so sweet Infact we spent an hour just sat watching the world go by ordering drinksx thankyou

We visited again over a very busy weekend & as always the staff and food were amazing. We had the Jacket potatoes lots of filling served beautifully. Kids had ice cream of course. My wife & I had a piece of Apple cake homemade & a crumble best ever. Thankyou all especially the lovely young lady who served us.. we will be back :)

So sad to leave such an awful review of a local place, however, this is certainly a cafe to avoid if you wish to have kind customer service. The staff served caffeinated coffee when decaf was ordered. When I bought this up, they were unapologetic.

Popped in for brunch, not been in for a while, but had been refurbished and was very comfortable. Lovely ambiance. Food was delicious, manager was very friendly and nothing was too much trouble. Would highly recommend.

Although the cafe looks appealing from the outside, the atmosphere and service tell a different story.

Popped in for lunch and decided to share a sharing Ploughman's. Beautifully presented and really tasty. Obviously prepared by someone who takes pride in their work. Friendly service. We'll be back.

We sat outside this small cafe for coffee. The friendly waitress took our order but the coffee was brought out by the most disinterested, miserable man who dumped the cups on the tables, didn’t smile, speak or even meet our eyes. Spoilt the experience. If he’s not there you should be fine. Didn’t even get a thank you when we paid!!!

Impromptu visit to Sweet Chillies in Lyndhurst for a light breakfast, super service, great menu and dog friendly owners. Really lovely experience we will definitely be back, don't change a thing, it's great

Lovely afternoon tea, I had the giant muffin warmed with whipped cream, this was light and fluffy and my mum had the cherry and sultana scone. All home made and liked the idea of unlimited tea with certain cakes. Will visit again

Me and my partner came here on our visit to the area looking forward to a nice cup of tea after our 2 hour drive.

Whilst visiting the town we decided to stop at the Sweet Chillies Tea Room which is at the top of the main street, not far from the church. We sat outside and had a cream tea which was very nice. The staff were very friendly. A great place to stop and watch the world go by.

We had a lovely pancake breakfast this morning. Waitresses & owner lovely. Cute place with an fun loo 😂. Thanks for making us feel so welcome out of the rain 🌂

First impression looked really nice, few seats outside, quite empty inside, went in to order & the owner man was extremely rude yelling he will come out to take order, after waiting over 10 minutes we did the same as others & left to find somewhere else

Popped in on Our way to Paultons Park for the day was served by a really friendly man ...lovely ginger marmalade and toast..we shall return..

Stumbled across this place when out for a walk with our dog.

Extremely grumpy and rude owner. The first visit on Easter Saturday we hoped to have lunch here, we read the menu clearly displayed in the window and chose what we would have. When my husband went in to order, the rude man serving informed my husband that he was on his own so was only serving drinks and ice-creams, fair enough although a little disappointing, the problem was the way he spoke to my husband (as if to say that my husband should of known this). The next day we thought we would give them a second chance as we were only wanting drinks and ice-cream, this time the owner/manager was rude to his waitress for allowing my husband to come inside the cafe to choose which flavour of ice-cream he would like as he wasn’t sure what was on offer. There is a sign outside saying Staff Wanted, I’m not surprised, if that’s the way he speaks to his staff and customers!

Just had to say what a fantastic little tea shop this is. Unlimited tea and scrummy crumble and ice cream. Staff were wonderfully pleasant and helpful and to top it all off it is dog friendly. Sincerely hope that if I am this way again I get the opportunity to revisit this little gem.

Popped in on a rainy day. We have tried most of the tea shops on the high street but had not discovered this gem. My children had delicious milkshakes, my wife an amaretto hot chocolate and I had a flat white. The owner was wonderful, very welcoming to us and the children. There were a range of games to keep them amused. We did not eat but the cakes looked amazing. We will be back.

We went in today and we ordered two iced frappés one vanilla and one caramel we sat outside it was a fantastically warm and sunny day they came out very quickly and they where amazing fantastic coffee will definitely be back soon

Arrived on Monday lunchtime. Village was quiet as was the restaurant. Quick service. Excellent toasties. Fab crumble.

Out for an afternoon wander with family (including the dog), decided we fancied stopping for a cuppa and possibly a light snack. There is lots of choice in Lyndhurst, but as we were ‘with dog’ the choices were reduced. We opted for Sweet Chillies because of its charming coziness and glorious smells from the kitchen and were not disappointed! 2 of us had the peanut butter hottie and the other 2 the Jaffa cake hot choc, both very different but equally delicious, for food we opted for the toasties and they were as tasty as they looked and smelled. Will most definitely be returning to try the various hot drink choices, their stunning looking cakes and soak up the warm, inviting, cozy atmosphere ❤️

Food lovely, location lovely and the staff serving lovely. Would have been a perfect spot for lunch if it wasnt for the one rude staff member that completely ruined it.

Sat outside in the sunshine with awesome cake & coffee, blankets provided too. Perfect after a walk in the forest

Visited today with my daughter, grand-daughter and black lab, Oggy.

We stopped for a coffee and lunch, the welcome was average, the coffee was poor, the small sandwich was nice enough but overpriced

6 of us were in Lyndhurst and liked the look if this tea room.

Been here 3 times whilst in Lyndhurst for family business. Good service each time with good coffee. One lunchtime I had the homemade vegetable soup which was very tasty. The 3rd time my wife wanted a danish pastry; I declined as it was just after Christmas. As it was huge I ended up eating half and it was delicious. The sayings on the walls are a mixture of humour and providing food for thought and create an individual atmosphere. A mix of furniture, including settees which look out onto the street, providing distractions over your coffee. I generally like to try out different cafes when in a town for a time or on repeated visits but Sweet Chillies draws me back.

Intended to get a bite to eat for lunch and a drink whilst visiting the area. We entered and sat at a table wanting sandwiches or similar and a drink. The woman serving was very rude and miserable and when we asked if we could get sandwiches we were told " we do toasties" we told the lady we would look at the menu to see if we wanted something and she rudely replied, do you want to order drinks while for now, we told her we wouldn't order as we really wanted a sandwich so might not stay if they had nothing on the menu. She rudely huffed and walked away, we decided we would leave as even if we did want a toasted sandwich that they couldn't seem to sell us untoasted, we didn't like the attitude anyway!

Quick lunch and coffee stop on a round New Forest walk.

On our way back to Christchurch we sometimes drop into Lyndhurst for bite or coffee. As the Forage only served food until 2pm we popped into chillies . Comfy cosy sofa overlooking the high street . Great sharing dish ploughman's with a jenga tower of cheddar , little pot of pate and toasted slices of baguette drizzled in balsamic with coleslaw on the side , salad , pickle and slithers of apple made for a nice twist on the usual fare. It really doesn't take that much to do a ploughman's but they definitely gave it a lift.

Once we visited we decided to make it a frequent stop during our stay in Lyndhurst. It is small but being independant and welcoming is a delightful place to take a short break. It has a truly scruptiouse selection of cakes but also serves hot snacks and the morocon soup is delightful and clearly homemade. When we return to the area we will be sure to revisit to enjoy the delights it offers.

This place has gone down hill. The staff seem to be very young and unsupervised. Be careful when paying your bill as we have, on more than one occasion, been charged too much and when challenged its taken some time to sort out. Also check your change (for the same reason). The cakes and service was much better in 2017 than 2018..... shame really.

We enjoyed the different types of sweet, savory snacks and deserts in a very nice friendly and cosy environment. A nice place to visit! Highly recommended. Also pet friendly which is a plus.

We enjoyed the variety of sweet, savory snacks and deserts in a very friendly and warm environment. A nice place to visit!

Had a lovely trip out in the forest, weather was chilly to start but ended up very warm, we decided to go to our favourite place Chillies in Lyndhurst as always loved the food & the staff remembers us which was so lovely. Kids enjoyed the board games while we tucked into Panini delicious as always.

Myself and my friends were visiting Lyndhurst whilst camping and decided to have a lunch stop. We all decided we would support the towns local business and have lunch at this cafe and not costa, however I wished we gone to costa! The manager of this established is so rude! My friend is dairy intolerant and asked would it be ok to have her drink with soya milk. Only to be served it with milk! The manager came out and removed the drink with no apology. Ok fine, mistakes happen. That's not why I'm writing this review. I went into pay, to which he looks at me and says " I suppose u all want to pay separately!" To which I replied "is that ok" and he rudely rolled his eyes at me and said "well, you would wouldn't you!" How rude!!! I shouldn't have to pay the whole tables bill for his convenance! I went back out and sat down, and each one of my friends went in, paid came out and said they've never met anyone quite so rude! We will never come back to your cafe, and certainly won't recommend you to any other family or friends! Clearly you don't want any business!

Me and 5 other friends visited here on a lpvely saturday afternoon, first time visiting the area after a hike and we opted to stop in a small cafe as opposed to the big spacious costs just across the road (shoplocal and all that).

Good value coffee and cake on towns High Street. Danish pastry offer was fresh and tasty as was the coffee. Sat outside and was disappointed by the sheer volume of traffic queuing through town - air pollution at its worst.

Called in for tea and a cake, the family had milkshakes. Huge pot of tea and the cakes were delicious. Apparently the milkshakes were the best they’d tasted. Couldn’t believe how reasonable the bill was, would definitely recommend it

I always have a good expirience when i go to Sweet Chillies, the people are so nice and friendly. Their cake is really nice so are their hot drinks.

When we were passing by I was enticed by the attractive sounding dessert menu. I couldn't resist it so we went back later and I went for a Belgian waffle covered in ice cream, chocolate chunks, cream and raspberry sauce. I think it had to be the most decadent dessert on the menu. It was delicious. We sat outside and had a pleasant time watching the world go by. The young lad that served us was being trained so he was a little inefficient but that's understandable as we all have to start somewhere. This is a good place to go if you fancy something sweet.

Nice coffee and snacks in the centre of Lyndhurst. Reasonable prices. The guy behind the counter could perhaps improve his customer service skills.

We visited here twice during our holiday in July and both times were made very welcome by the friendly staff. Couldn’t do enough for you and kids loved Kevin the dog and fabulous toilet !! Ice cream and coffee lovely. We will return.

We were looking for somewhere cool to sit to get out of the sun and enjoy some cold drinks and ice creams.

Have visited Sweet Chillies several times now. The Staff are very nice and pleasant and the service is excellent. Every time I go in there with a friend the furniture has been changed round which makes the visits more interesting as its a guessing game as to what we will see. There is a quiz on each table which also makes the visit different to elsewhere. I enjoy the place immensely. Good fun, good Staff and good food!

Really different Tea rooms full of character, plus Kevin the Alsatian, food tasty well presented, good varied choice.

I came in today solo for a quick lunch, it was so delightful, the staff were welcoming and friendly and so kind. They made me a bacon Brie and cranberry panini and a salted caramel milkshake and it was delicious, Abi and Zoe were so sweet and lovely . 100% recommend.

We enjoyed an ice cream here, the place was full of uplifting slogans to lift the spirit.

Lovely little place, very friendly staff. Good selection of savoury and sweet bites to eat. Great selection of ice creams too. Really liked that a the tables and chairs were different. If you are in lynd hurst, it's worth a visit.

We stopped in here at the weekend to grab an ice cream on our way home from a nice lunch along the road. The staff were very welcoming and were happy for us to bring the dog in with us.

Saturday afternoon for a lunch/snack.

This independent tea house / cafe was a splendid find half way up the High Street in Lyndhurst. Complete with polite and attentive staff and a beautiful puppy called Kevin we enjoyed well presented and tasty snacks with our own puppy sat under the table. Quite lovely.

we stopped in past for some tea and cake at the weekend. the homemade cakes were the best I've tasted! highly recommend a visit

Me and my partner stopped in this little tea room before heading to our final destination in Careys Manor in Brockenhurst.

You have to come here for the Beef Stew and Dumplings - so delicious and just the ticket on a snowy day!

The cheap ice cream tasted like plastic and the muffin was dry and tasteless. I could of used the cookie to scrap the ice of my car. The toffee ice cream tasted like toothpaste and had plastic wrapping in it. If I could give 0 stars I would!!!!

Popped in to buy some cake to take away. Dropped some money on the floor and couldn't find it. The owner asked how much it was, I suggested I thought it was a pound and he insisted on giving me £1 out of the tip jar insisting that they'd find it later. The little things make all the difference! Carrot cake was pretty nice too.

A small space, but the owners have arranged it in a low key and cute manner, so though some seating is awkwardly placed and uncomfortable, it is not objectionable. Service was a little blunt, though to be fair we entered at a busy time. What we ordered was not available - the suggestion from the waitress was a meat alternative, when we said we were non-meat eaters she said she'd leave us to think about it. The menu is not that big, and it only took a moment to find an alternative. Some patience, and preferably assistance, would have been appreciated. Small details perhaps, but these things matter, and it would have been quicker for her and for us if she'd simply taken that time to point out the only real alternative on her menu.

Came in for a light bite on a cold day, was delighted with what we found.

Lovely little place with loads to look at and read. Had one of the best hot chocolates I’ve ever had (Jaffa cake) and had loads of fresh cakes on offer. They offer some hot food that smelt delicious. This is a must if you are in the local area

Popped in for lunch we all ended up having a cream tea each, they were most gorgeous scones I have ever had! Customer service was also really good and very welcoming! Keep up the good work! Will definitely be returning and would highly recommend!

Having stayed in a nearby hotel for 2 nights, my daughter and I stopped here for lunch on our way home. This small space is so cosy and the decor so fascinatingly eclectic (check out the loo) that it's almost worth a visit for that alone. The food however is in a class of its own. Being vegetarian we chose the vegetarian soup option, although squash (or was it sweet potato?) and apple seemed an unusual combination. It was, however, absolutely delicious. We followed this with a sharing platter which included homemade humous, coleslaw, chutney and salad - all equally delicious. Friendly, helpful, attentive service with intelligent and informative conversation means that Sweet Chillies cannot be faulted. Try it. You won't be disappointed!

We eat here ever now and again after a walk across the forest with the dog. The staff are always welcoming, the manager gets that looking after the locals if critical & the food is excellent.

We visited sweet chillies with 11 resudents from a local nursing home. Not only was David happy to reserve all outside tables for us so we could watch the rememerance parade , he also gave all our resudents a hit drink on the house to show his respect to the generation that gave so much for our tomorrows.

I’ve been here in numerous occasions and it never fails to disappoint... Always a lovely welcome from the owner and waiting staff...coffee and lunch extremely good... Recommend to anyone fancying something different from the norm...lovely.... Keep it up and be back soon...x

Very quirky unusual tea room, with great decor and interesting wall quotations. All totally spoilt by the obnoxious guy,who presumably is the manager, he has little sense of customer service and takes after Mr Fawlty for his approach to the paying public.

Lovely quirky little venue. Went with children and had some different drinks including peanut butter hot chocolate and a ginger hot chocolate. Cake and coffee also nice and reasonably priced. Friendly service...

Went here Sunday afternoon for a quick tea and scone. After being seated in the cafe we waited for around 30 minutes for our order to be taken. Just as we were about to leave the lady came over to us so we ordered. There was a group next to us who had arrived shortly after us, they also ordered tea and scones. We received our tea about 15 minutes later but no scones, they had forgotten these and it took an extra 15 minutes to receive. (Meanwhile the group next to us had already finished theirs). The scones were good and reasonably priced but the staff just seemed to be all over the place with no organisation and no apology for forgetting our order and keeping us waiting for such a long time. Luckily we were not in a rush as we were there around 2 hours. It was bizarre as it didn’t even seem particularly busy.

We stopped in here, it is a very different cake and tea shop having a somewhat eclectic decor which I found very pleasant. We were pleased to find this little lunch stop that allowed us to take our dog in as it had started to rain. We had a very pleasant snack each with coffee which we enjoyed and the owner even brought our dog some treats.A very pleasant experience!

We had coffee and it tasted like poor quality instant coffee. Looks quite quirky but this hides how uncomfortable the seats are. There are far nicer places to eat and drink near by.

My friend and I decided to stop and have a cup of tea and cake after we saw a sign outside that mentioned tea and cake £2.95.

Had a little spell in hospital ;( but hey comes with age

Came here for lunch. Ordered panini and toasties. Very friendly young staff. My food arrived 5 minutes earlier than my wife`s, which was not ideal as we wanted to eat together. Also,I am not keen on eating off a wooden slab, but prefer a proper plate. Anyway, we enjoyed the food.

The tea room/coffee shop is lovely, really nice and quirky. The ice cream was delicious, the Oreo milkshake wasn't amazing but nice enough. Loved the quiz cards on the tables, great touch and gave us a good laugh. However, this is all ruined by, who I assume, is the manager/owner. He made a quite uncomfortable atmosphere, he was very rude to both customers and staff. The waiting-on staff were lovely, but were being spoken to belittlingly and in one instance pushed around by the 'gentle'man. I recommend you treat your staff with the respect their due and make that extra effort to smile every now and again - it will go a long way.

We had paninis and ice tea. The food was great and the cakes looked amazing! Unfortunately we were too full to try them! Would definitely go back.

A nice tea room/ coffee shop with a relaxed comfortable vibe and friendly staff. We popped in just to get the kids an ice cream but took a look at the menu and decided to stop a little longer! You can either sit on a comfy sofa or in a booth and if you want to keep the kids (and adults) entertained during your visit there are shelves of games and toys for them too. Certainly worth a visit if you have a sweet tooth - we were impressed with 'The Works' hot chocolate and the Giant Muffin & ice cream, there was also a great choice in ice creams too for the kids.

No idea why this place is called sweet chillies . It is totally misleading. It is charming tea room ,very quaint. The staff were friendly & chatty & made us very welcome. It has a selection of toasted sandwiches, cakes & amazing varieties of scooped ice.

Dropped into the village after a wet walk in the forest, kids very depressed till they saw the menu