The Antique Tea Shop in Herefordshire, County of

Visited here and had a fantastic quiche and salad. I have been calling into this wonderful cafe about once or twice a year for a very long time. The owner and staff were really welcoming and the food was really lovely. It is great to have independent cafes like this to visit. I look forward to my next visit. Sylvia

Myself and husband went for our lunch here on Wednesday I had quiche and salad not very nice one at that greesey had cup of cofee my husband had omelette and salad for paying £36 I would have taught you get good lunch won't be visiting there aguin even the slice of orange on plate was dried up

The “antique” tea room is more like the “car boot sale” cafe. Cluttered, mismatched and bleak as a doctors waiting room. Using the cheapest ingredients possible (my daughter even recognised this with the disgusting, watery, strawberry milk masquerading as milkshake) and charging like a Michelin star restaurant in central London (£2.75 for a can of coke, £13.95 for a SAUSAGE ROLL?) how the proprietors have the gaul to look customers in the eye is a mystery. There are any number of establishments in Hereford superior to this. I suggest trying those instead. AVOID. AVOID. AVOID.

Stopped by for a cream tea on the bank holiday, we were greeted by friendly staff and the service was prompt (although saying that, there were only two other customers at the time!). 2 cream teas (one pot of tea - complete with tea cosy - and two scones with jam and cream) totalled just under £14. The scones were fresh, tasty and warmed up, which we were very happy with. Would return for an occasional treat.

Good food, friendly staff and a pleasant environment. Nice menu selection for lunch and the cakes looked tasty too.

First time for us to go in the Antique tea shop, it a is beautiful tea room. Very clean, friendly staff, food and service was second none. The ground coffee was fantastic, we only had drinks and cakes. But our next visit to Hereford we will have lunch. Well done

fantastic little place, me and my daughter (4) visited today for a drink and a piece of cake. the atmosphere is very friendly and such a nice man ( Henry I think,) running the show out front. completely faultless in evert aspect and delicious. a real gem , well done!

I purchased a takeaway afternoon tea for a surprise 60th birthday celebration. I’m not local to the area and the owners couldn’t be more helpful. The afternoon tea was delicious, beautifully packaged and excellent value for money.

One large pot of tea, three small(very quaint) teacups, £21, my father nearly fell over with shock, way too expensive, no heating on either so quite cold. No prices outside but didn't expect a pot of tea to cost so much. Definitely would not recommend at those prices, shame because it is quaint in there.

2 teas and 2 cakes, one a very small slice indeed. Whilst the surroundings are quaint the near £13 price certainly was a shock. Much better value elsewhere such as the Cathedral cafe that we had fortunately stopped at in the morning. Will definitely not return and suggest you walk past.

Went with old friends (couple) to have a bite before heading for a stroll round Hereford town centre. I ordered two teas, for myself and my wife, and I ordered the cheese omelette and my wife had sandwiches, both meals came with side salads. Our friends had a Rarebit each. I have never seen an omelette like the one served up. It was a small, flat, round, thin, anaemic looking item served on the plate with a very thin layer of cheese on the top! It wasn't until I was about three quarters through, being peckish, that I discovered that the underside was black in colour, burnt to the extreme!! (we were too busy talking, up until that point, to notice). My wife's sandwiches were ok and our friends rarebits were incredibly bland looking. I didn't complain at the time (wished that I had now) as it was all felt to be a bit embarrassing and we didn't want to make a scene in front of other customers. Would certainly avoid heading there again.... my wife and my meal - two teas, sandwiches and the omelette with the side salads - came to £21.70 I paid by card, no receipt was offered. This was either overpriced or overcharged, not sure which. We left promptly.

We stopped at this Tea Shop as the food looked very nicely prepared and tasty. The jacket potato with cheese and side salad was good and enjoyable. The Herefordshire Welsh Rarebit description on the menu sounded amazing even at £8.45 or £9.95 with salad and chutney. What was served to me was a couple of slices of cheap bread with a “Cheese” topping that did not taste of cheese or the mustard or the cider mentioned on the menu. I was very disappointed and felt a bit cheated. We did mention my disappointment to the gentleman who appeared to be the manager and received a very unsympathetic response, the waitress then put her “ two pence” in telling me they serve 20 Rarebits a day and there has never been a complaint!!!! I was also told I should not have eaten it if I was unhappy. There was absolutely no sympathy or offer of any reduction on the bill. Just remember whilst you think that the Customer is not always right he is still your customer and you need customers!

Lovely little cafe with delicious food and friendly staff and owner. We came here on our first visit to Hereford and decided to visit again this time.

We stopped here for a cuppa in a traditional china tea cup, lovely. My husband and sister in law had a scone with cream and jam and thoroughly enjoyed it. Nice to sit outside and watch the world go by.

Great little traditional tea shop. Pleasant staff. We had the cheese scone melts. They were scrummy. Highly recommended for nice food.

Looked very attractive, so we went in. Chaos seemed to be reigning and, throughout our stay, there was too much going on between the staff, which detracted from our enjoyment of our tea. Although not that many customers, it took an absolute age for us to order and receive our pot of tea for 2 and 2 small pieces of shortbread. The bill came to over £7, which I thought a bit steep. Most off-putting for us was the man in charge, which I take to be the owner, being rude and bossy to the young waitress. We actually saw her jump at one stage, when he snapped at her.

With lockdown only recently lifted and trade still slow it gave us the opportunity to have a very pleasant chat with the owner. A bonus on top of the excellent coffee and cakes.

Very nice teas and confectionery! Good place to have lunch. On the first gaze it is small, but there is another floor upstairs.

Stopped here for pot of tea (green tea) and a piece of cake (carrot cake), husband had fruit cake - why we liked it, it looked a quiet place with social distancing and I am not really happy to go into a busy place. Most people sat outside which was fine by me. Everything was done to adhere to Covid 19 restrictions. What made it - the way the tea was served - the china tea service used, very quaint, and traditionally english.

We stopped off in Hereford as travelling from Cardiff to home we asked people best place to have a quick snack someone said try the antique tea shop . Sorry but we wish we found something else Ordered food for myself and wife waited nearly 30 mins ( if fresh that’s great BUT the place only had 4 people in ) when the food turned up oh how we were so disappointed ☹️ Both meals had been mixed up I ordered a ploughman’s lunch with all trimmings (coleslaw pickle , salad dressing) wife ordered a cheese omelet NO salad dressing no coleslaw.Yes this was all mixed up I got no dressing no coleslaw and beetroot? No mention on menus about beetroot hate the bloody stuff ! Wife gets omelet with salad dressing and coleslaw. Gotta admit this was sorted out within 10 mins, they took wife’s meal away to sort But Left me to remove my beetroot witch had bled over the ham and egg plus pickles of which I removed from the plate but not once did anyone say can I change that for you ? Any how I will NEVER return here as for the price well for £28 I could have had a really enjoyable meal somewhere else.

As friendly a cafe as you will find anywhere. Great gluten-free options - Patsy had a brie and cranberry toastie.

Gorgeous breakfast aside, lovely local, chatty and super friendly clientele. Daily breakfasts here, enough said!

Had a lovely lunch here, nice food, generous portions, friendly couple running the place. Will come again!

Just like tea shops used to be at there very best - simple food well prepared and served by friendly people.Whole place spotlessly clean.Good selection and reasonably priced, served by people who know their product !! so much better than many of the chains employees who often just don't seem to care about what they are doing.

Had a lovely lunch in this small cafe which doubles as an antique shop. Leaf tea and china tea cups...enough for 3 cups each.Jacket potato with salad and coleslaw and cheese scone topped with smoked salmon and scrambled egg. Slice of Victoria sandwich to finish. All very enjoyable.Friendly and efficient service too.

I have been visiting this Tea Shop for many years. I don't often visit Hereford in the day but when I do - this is where I head if I want food. I called today and despite not having been there for a while - the owner still recognised me :) I had a fabulous Welsh Rarebit and food was lovely and staff were very friendly. Clean as always and I had a window seat so I could watch the hum drum of the City. I will return.

They will make you pay separately for a mouth full salad of carrot and a slice of tomato as additional extra charges which normally comes with a sandwich anywhere else. The jasmine tea I ordered was tasteless dusty and lots of bits dropped in cup. Not impressed at all. You look to pay £20 for two people for a little bite but excluded a slice of cake. If you prepare spend about £30 for two people for a light lunch you would expect lot more.

Not impressed with the service. It was quiet when we went in for a cup of tea and toasted tea cake. We were served with the tea after 10 minutes but had to wait around 20 minutes after that for any sign of the tea cakes and we had to ask if they had forgotten us!! By that time the tea was cold. If you're expecting good service by happy staff, don't go in there.

We passed the tea room on out way to the riverside. Stopped off on the way back and had tea with a tuna and red onion sandwich and a Salmon Royal. Tea was served in a lovely chintzy tea pot with loose leaf tea, and china tea cups. Everything was lovely and fresh. Staff were very friendly and polite. Would definite return, and we would recommend it to others!

Just like popping into grans for a cuppa....delicious cake ...nice ambiance...reminded us our lovely granny's...fond memories in a quaint setting..not far from the black and white house...

Popped in for a cup of tea and an Eccles cake. Lovely place but rather small. The staff where friendly and it was clean. The only thing that spoilt it was the price. I didn’t expect to pay £6.10 for what I had.

Friendly,helpful staff.Good choice of cakes,including gluten-free . Lovely coffee and a pleasant experience whenever we go,winter or summer,especially since we can sit outside or in.

Very warm welcome. Lovely cosy room with nice touches. The food is excellent and very tasty, good menu full of choice and excellent value for money. Also tea is the loose leaf type and served in beautiful china. All in all a really lovely place with first class staff and food. I fully recommend with out question.

Located, literally just off the main height street is this quaint little tea room (other beverages available). Doesn’t have the hustle and bustle of the coffee shops in town centre, which in the Sunday sun is lovely for relaxing with good quality beverages and food at a reasonable price served by the cheerful and friendly owners warrant the highest score

We were walking around the city on a sunny sunday morning and saw that the tea shop was open.Both Henry and his wife were in attendance.We had a cafeteire of coffee for two and toasted teacakes with jam each and it was less than £9.Lovely to catch up on things with them both.Outside seating which was being used and they have a toilet.

Stopped there to have a pot of tea and while waiting at the counter looking at the cakes was told by the owner to go and sit down and the waitress would take our order " Sir". I explained that we were just choosing a cake. He insisted that we sit down first and the only spare table was outside. The waitress came out and took our pot of tea order then the owner eventually came out to inform us that we could now go back and choose a cake. We declined, there are plenty of other cafes

This tea shop looks attractive enough and was open on Easter Sunday - good. I ordered Herefordshire Rarebit, my partner a cheese and chutney toastie, cakes and drinks. It all came to £27. We paid, then thought about it and asked to see the bill. We had been charged an extra £2.50 for a small portion of salad (that most places give as a complimentary side), £5.00 for 2 very modest squares of hard peanut brittle, £2.50 for a small bottle of sparkling water - all. high prices. If the quality were exceptional this might be ok, but the toasties were made from bog standard packet sliced bread, the cake I had tasted like cheapest supermarket brand... we felt ripped off which left a sour taste.

8 of us popped in on Christmas Eve, staff were very accommodating as 3 were children.

I visit this tea room when visiting Hereford city. Only small but so friendly and welcoming. Menu is varied and the jacket potatoes with salad is delicious. As the name states ‘antique’ the furniture is old and a bit tatty but it’s clean and does suit the room. Only complaint is the very awkward toilet which is also used as a store room, not sure how the disabled manage. Overall l would recommend this tea room for the nice food serve by very friendly staff.

Plastic/paper table cloths, cheap cakes bought from a supermarket, nothing really Victorian apart from the building maybe. The bone china cups were nice, and the man that served was friendly but sadly I would not re-visit.

After a cold morning visiting Hereford, it was a warm welcome that we received in this small, quaint cafe. We had the hot meal of the day, piri piri chicken with rice and salad. Big helping, and very tasty. The pot of tea was a bit small, but the leaf tea was lovely.

Owned and manned by a Sri Lankan gentleman giving the very best British tea shop experience Tea and cake with traditional bone China cups A blast from the past perhaps but very enjoyable

Went in today, mainly to rest our tired feet, nice quirky little tea shop but we only had 2 hot drinks, coffee seemed a good size but the tea was a tiny teapot equating to about 1 1/2 small teacups, and a selection of cakes and was a little surprised at the £17 bill, if the cakes had been homemade and of a decent size I could understand it, unfortunately this was not the case. Although I can’t comment on the rest of the food the soup seemed very popular so I’m guessing it’s good

Visited Hereford today and discovered this little Gem in St Peters Street . Popped in for refreshments . Tea /coffee plus scone with melted cheese and bacon on top . Delicious and nice to have proper tea and strainer . Place was spotless and lady who served us very friendly . Toilet facility offered and clean . Would not hesitate to go back .

Visited here 3 years ago and remembered how lovely this place was, not disappointed. just wanted sandwiches and very nicely presented the were too with salad and dressing and lovely coleslaw. treated ourselves to homemade cakes, coffee and walnut and carrot, both very nice as well. Staff very friendly and tables cleared quickly, so very clean.

Walked into the shop and waited by the counter but the woman there seemed preoccupied and ignored me, so I went outside and sat at a table assuming she'd come to me when she was ready. After 10 minutes I gave up and went elsewhere.

A very quaint little place, yes everything is mismatched but adds to the charm. Staff were friendly and welcoming and the cherry scone and hot chocolate were lovely. I highly recommend.

we promised my daughter a cream tea so we popped in here and really enjoyed , staff were polite and friendly and the service was good and so was the food and tea,

We had a lovely day visiting Hereford and cam across this gem of a cafe. The staff were lovely and the food was fresh and delicious. Just what you want from a cafe, well done.

Found this tea room by chance on a morning trip to Hereford. 2 of us had scones with jam and cream and pot of tea. My husband settled for a camp coffee drink served cold, he was reliving his childhood. Service was quick, food wonderful and the attention to detail amazing.Lovely little knives, proper loose leaf tea, and gorgeous china, value for money and a real treat.Will definately visit again

Proper tea shop with an extensive selection of great cakes. Highly recommended. We came in perilously close to closing time, and were nevertheless made to feel very welcome and had great tea, Welsh cakes and such like (plenty of places give you a frosty look near closing time, but not here - full marks for the staff for being nice to the customers!)

Visiting Hereford to see the Weeping Window at the Cathedral we called in here as we remembered it from our last visit quite a few years ago. We didn't eat this time but so enjoyed a pot of real looseleaf tea served in delightful unmatched china teapot cups and saucers. The owner and staff are really lovely and we will definitely return next visit to the city.

We always visit this tea shop when we visit Hereford. The tea room is completely full of different types of cups, saucers, plates, teapots etc. all around the walls, in display cases, it is just fabulous. They give you proper tea in a proper teapot, no stainless steel here! Tea strainer, jug for milk and the most beautiful china cups and saucers. As for the cakes, they are to die for. They also provide hot cooked meals which have always been super tasty. Going back in August, this is definitely on my list to visit again.

Four of us stopped here for a light lunch, on a sunny Sunday afternoon in March. Our first visit. Welcomed by friendly staff. We decided to eat in. A small tea shop, quaint, lovely with a fine ambience. Clean and tidy. Busy too.

We were in Hereford yesterday to see the 'Weeping windows 'poppy display at the cathedral, and came across this place. We had coffee and lunch here, and later returned for tea and scones, all of which was excellent. It was all served by friendly and welcoming staff, and I would recommend anyone visiting Hereford to pay them a visit !

Such lovely staf to serve us proper cuppa tea and scones...tes was leafy and light and super tasty...

Myself and the OH popped in for a light lunch at the weekend. Very nice owner and lovely staff. We had sandwiches with salad and coleslaw, mine toasted the OH's not. Very generous helpings, top quality food, very good coffee. Olde worlde café, it's a must if you're in town.

Had a lovely lunch here with very unexpected, but delicious dishes. One ploughman's lunch with salad with poached eggs on top (tasty local hop cheese) and grilled gala pie with crudite - I have never had hot gala pie and it was delicious. Excellent owner who chatted away about food and obviously knows a lot.

Popped in for a drink and a light bite. The teacakes are lovely and the tea was loose leaf so was very tasty. Also they sell quite a variety of teas but most of these are of the tea bag type so I can't say how good they'd be.

We were in town on business and popped in after for drinks/food.Greeted warmly by the staff as they do for everyone.Their Lavazza coffee machine was being service and passed the inspection.I had the Eggs Royale,with smoked salmon and my wife scrambled egg on toast,not on the menu but they will cater for any requests.She had a cafetiere of their own roasted blend and i had a pot of earl grey,loose leaf with a tea strainer etc.We usually have cake but felt hungry and it was 11.30am.Staff couldnt be more helpful and spend time to chat about what is happening to the town now that so many businesses in the area have closed.

Set in heart of High town near the Black and White House is a perfect spot to drop in for a lite bite. I have walked past many times but we called in today and what nice surprise.

When in town we try to go here for there lovely coffee and tea and food.This time i had the full breakfast and my wife had,not on the menu,scrambled eggs on toast.Service was quick and as usual cheerful and chatty.We had the cafetiere of coffee for one and i had the pot of earl grey tea,loose tea with strainer not tea bags.try to get a window seat and watch all the people going by heading into High Town.Highly recommended.

A lovely little cafe with a large selection of superb food. We were served with a smile and had delicious jacket potatoes and sandwiches. Reasonable prices always draw us back. Well done!

Lovely traditional tea shop near to the city centre. Proper tea served in china cups, and a good selection of cakes. Slightly pricey, but worth it for the service and pleasant environment.

Lovely pot tea , China cups, lovely welcome and served quickly. Food good but expensive for what we got. Not sure if we would go there again portions too small for the price. Cleanliness excellent.

We visited this cafe a couple of times. Lovely food and very friendly staff. The whole experience was delightful. When we visit Hereford again, this cafe will again be our venue!

What a lovely find behind the Black and White House museum in Hereford! Small but lovely and so friendly. Service was fast , food delicious and tea lovely and strong. You can sit outside, weather permitting. Inside is a little crowded (table wise) but each table has a different animal type salt and pepper pot... ours were yellow ducks it's a quirky individualised tea shop which serves delicious and simple food. Highly recommended and will definitely make this our first stop next visit.

Looking for somewhere to have breakfast in Hereford and came across The Antique Tea Shop. Service is very good with an excellent menu. We ordered 2 small breakfasts and tea. The meals and drinks were delicious. However, I have to say the small breakfast was larger than expected. Well worthwhile visiting this charming establishment. Thank you.

Coffees, teas, sandwiches and cakes or scones are the specialities of the house. Everything is well prepared, served and the environment is quirky and comfortable.

This café was recommended by a friend and we are so glad. Nice tea served in traditional china cups. Tasty scone and cream. Quiet, relaxing surroundings. Will definitely tell our friends about the café.

Lovely afternoon tea lovely sandwiches scones cakes staff very friendly it was all very nice and cosy would recommend well worth a visit.

Had a nice day looking around Hereford but didn't fancy cardboard cups and we saw The Antique Tea Shop, wanted to sit putside and actually said to the lady that we'd been influenced by the china cups. She fetched her best ones from the cupboard and produced a fabulous cuppa. Well recommended.

Nach einer shopping Tour durch Hereford bekommt man hier eine gute cup of tea mit einem leckeren scone.

This lovely place is in a great setting with some outdoor tables too. They offer a wide range of food and drinks to capture everyone's taste buds. The portions are sizeable and beautifully cooked. They have beautiful china cups for the teas. Lovely owners- Asanga and Miffy who we miss in Monmouth. Well recommended. We will be back

booked into this quaint tea room for afternoon tea while visiting Hereford. service was second to none, cakes sandwiches scones and real tea well worth a visit. looking at menu lots of choice

I'm really surprised by some the negative reviews on here. We had lunch at The Antique tea shop last week and couldn't fault it. We were welcomed, served promptly, and the food was excellent. Attention was paid to any special requests. Servings were ample and reasonably priced. The mixed furnishings, crockery etc are exactly what one is likely to find in an antique shop!

I came here with my auntie and mum and they loved their toasties which were just right for them. I had the mango chicken with jacket potato and although tasty wasn't quite what I was expecting (it was a mango chutney) but then I should have asked. The prices are reasonable and there is a varied selection. The staff are very friendly and make you feel very welcome. As you would expect by the name the decor is old fashioned but that does add to its charm.

I decided to pop into this little quaint looking Tea Shop one very rainy morning whilst being early for an appointment, and what a disappoint this place is! on walking into the place all you see is mis matched furniture, infant mis matched everything, it looked more like a very bad charity shop rather than an Antique Tea Shop!, all the tables had mis matched salt and pepper pots ( I noticed most were of cats) the seating was your basic vintage chairs that housed filthy cushion pads (not a good start) looking around the place it looked like it needed a really good scrub, the ceiling lights were covered in cobwebs, after waiting on someone to serve me (I was the only person in the place) i was asked if I was waiting on someone, which I wasn't, i then ordered a latte and a breakfast toast which you could choose two items off the menu, I chose bacon and sausage, 40 mins later out comes the toastie, it was very disappointing, i took a bite and nearly gagged, bacon brick hard unsmoked (I could swear it was pre cooked and a reheat, and the sausages, omg I have never in my entire life tasted anything as vile as those sausages, they actually made me gag, all I could taste was cheap processed mush and vile old grease that hasn't been changed, for the ridiculous prices they charge, for what you actually get just isn't acceptable, i have never in my life had a toast so bad! AVOID when asked if everything was alright I actually told the woman serving no the sausages were vile , I got no apology nothing think they need to taste the food they are selling at astronomical prices , worst establishment I have ever been in! Ive tasted better sausages out farm foods

I've visited many times over the year. As usual we were greeted with a smile. Normally it's a cream tea but this time I went for the Ploughmans for a change. It arrived and looked really yummy. The disappointment came quickly with the one slice of supermarket white bread, (pap), with unspreadable hard butter-you couldn't get anything less appealing. The Ploughmans itself was very tasty, especially the Hereford Hop cheese, it's just a shame about the bread.

Traditional, high quality tea shop, and a real antidote to the cardboard cup baristta multinational coffee culture.

My family and I ate here for lunch in April 2016. The food was presented excellently and was very tasty! Would definitely go back. The only downside was our little dog Bertie wasn't allowed in, but we were accommodated outside, luckily it was very sunny, if a little chilly.

The high point after walking round the town is to relax in this lovely cafe.Impecable service,white tablecloths and china cup and saucers.Only managed a cafetiere of coffee for myself and a latte for the other half but both had the homemade carrot cake.Get a window seat and watch the world go by.Lots of pictures on the walls by local artists and they are for sale.Cant see the point of going anywhere else when in town.Who wants to go shopping when you can go here.Yes i know, typical man.

Having spent a few hours wondering around Hereford, we came across the tea rooms and decided to have a bite to eat.

This establishment is situated in the city centre, upon entering you are faced with a pine dresser filled with miss-match china of various vintages. The counter displays an array of home-made cakes, scones etc. Take your seat and you are faced with delicate lace curtains which adorn the windows, upon the table the menu is quite small in content but offers a fairly good range of morning coffee, lunch & afternoon tea selection.The friendly staff give a warm welcome, and take your order, service is welcome, no long waits, if you order tea it comes in Royal Stafford delicate china teapot with matching cups, and a tea strainer, no teabags here. the food is good, and prices reasonable, quite a change from the chain coffee house. Service with a smile, and upon leaving "See you again soon, thanks for calling", how charming, this is how it used to be.

Continue to visit this lovely cafe with white tablecloths,a homely atmosphere,bone china cup and saucers and exceptional and friendly service.They have their own teas and coffees done for them and the food is lovely.From old fashioned tea,scone,jam and clotted cream to baked potatoes,sandwiches,salads and toasties.Also for the posh nosh of scrambled eggs and smoked salmon..Try to get a window table to watch the world go by but the service is quick and efficient so you wont have much time to gaze.

Just popped in for some hot drinks and a scone. The teapot was one where when you put the tea through the strainer the water runs down the spout onto the table, the strainer wasn't fine enough to catch all the tea leaves. Scone pretty average, we'll try another tea shop next time.

We pop in here a lot when in town.Lovely tea shop with white tablecloths.All home cooked food and lovely coffees and teas,some created solely for them.Staff are brilliant and even when it is very busy they cope admirably.Hot food,sandwiches,jacket potatoes,scones,pancakes and cream teas to name but a few.Dearest on the menu only £8.95p which i had today and was the slow cooked hereford beef with onions in a jacket potato with a very large salad and bread and butter.Wife had jacket spud with tuna mayo and salad.It can be very busy as it is so popular in centre of the city,there is outdoor seating in front of the cafe.They do have a toilet for customers use.

A lovely individual one-off place, so nice to visit somewhere a bit different. We had tea and cakes and it was lovely. The staff were very helpful and friendly, and the decor was full of character.

We found this place while sightseeing in Hereford. Small but very nice. They have a lovely sandwich selection and also do light meals. We just stopped for afternoon tea and were pleasantly surprised. It was nice to sit back outside and watch the world go by.

Just perfect. Every town and village should have one like this. They actually care how you take your tea and coffee. The attention to detail, the ambiance, the food, the location: we loved it all!

On holiday with a friend and visited the café whilst passing through Hereford. What a delightful lunch . Both my friend and I opted for a salad and they were amazing. So fresh and attractively presented. Excellent varied menu with all dishes looking superb as they came out of the kitchen. Everything is homemade and the display of cakes looked very tempting. Very pleasant and attentive staff that made us feel very welcome.. Can highly recommend this this café .

Well situated in a quiet area but still in the centre. A lovely little rea shop with all homemade produce. Friendly table service. A very small kitchen produces some great all homemade meals. The cakes were all well displayed and looked homemade. They offer a varied menu, catering to all tasted. Outdoor seating.

Took advantage of London Midland train ticket so decided on Hereford. Found this teashop and remembered we had been before some years back. Everything is homemade and the cakes are very well displayed. We had a late lunch, homemade pea and mint soup and quiche of the day, which was cheese and tomato, with salad, Meals came quickly and beautifully served. The teashop was spotlessly clean and tables cleared quickly and tables wiped over properly.

Very well located near Hereford city centre. Great for a lightlunc or morning tea or coffee. Friendly staff, well priced.

Basic food options on the menu but well presented and nice enough for a quick sandwich style lunch. The cakes looked good.

We stumbled across this tea room on our weekeend away in Hereford and what a 'find' it was.

We came across this good old fashioned tea room in Hereford City centre by accident. What a find,clean table cloths, great crockery and a wide selection of teas (real tea,not tea bags) and coffees. Freshly home made sandwiches with side salad, baked potatoes, salads,ploughmans,cakes etc. Excellent service with a very warm welcome. Whilst there it became obvious that it was very popular with locals, which I believe speaks volumes for the business. The prices are also very reasonable.

White tablecloths,china cups and saucers and delicious food.Visited here many times and is adjacent to the Old House in centre of Hereford.Wonderful selection of teas and coffees also home made sandwiches,cream teas,salads and other items you would expect from an old english tea shop.Very speedy service and wonderful chatty helpful staff.It can get very busy but there is seating outside.As an example large latte coffee £1.60.