The Cafe and Tearooms on Bridge St in Herefordshire, County of

What a nice breakfast will definitely visit again. Such nice surroundings and friendly staff. Will be coming back and looks nice accommodation

We visited 15th November 2023 for a (admittedly) late lunch, with a 4 month old baby in tow. We ordered a soft drink each, plus the Brie, Bacon & Cranberry panini each, listed to come with Coleslaw, Crisps and side salad. The food was excellent. I could tell the Coleslaw was home made. The side salad was a green leaf side salad but it was super fresh (no brown bits anywhere at all) and the panini was lovely, hot, crisp with ample filling and nicely cooked bacon (hate undercooked bacon). Staff were lovely and friendly, and took the time to ask about our baby and have some banter with us. I think I identify, from previous reviews on here, the lady in question who is referred to being rude / upright (I quote). However, she was absolutely fine with us as we ask things, take an interest, make conversation and I told her the Coleslaw was home made without even knowing it was at the time, which I think she appreciated. All in all, good experience and we would return. Quaint, tidy, clean little place too with gorgeous arrangements of dried flowers and gifts you can purchase.

Visited with my husband on a sunny day. Lovely cakes and sandwiches on offer. Coffee was lovely. Small cafe but very clean and tidy. I'm a keen foodie and love to visit quaint coffee shops being in the trade myself. The girls were very friendly, the only wee small gripe I have is the lady seemed a little uptight 🤔!

I was on a journey with very little time to stop but very hungry. I asked in the shop opposite if they did takeaway sanwiches. They very nicely said they didn't, but the cafe across the road, ie the Pembridge Cafe, did. So I went to this cafe and asked at the counter and, fair play, the woman was flustered, but in a very sharp, angry, tone she said 'I'm far too busy to do takeaways!' What was wrong with pausing, counting to 5 and saying calmly with a smile 'I'm very sorry but we can't do you a taeaway today.' I won't go back again. I hate rudeness and being snapped at.

Popped in for mid afternoon snack. Absolutely brilliant, really helpful staff, very imaginative offering and lovely service. Small covers and very happy to recommend.

Lovely coffee, cake and very friendly staff in a gorgeous stylish setting. You can sit inside or streetwise watching the world go by. Chai latte, school cake and a pot of tea- yum.

Excellent cakes that appear to be homemade (some gluten free). Earl Grey tea brewed to a peak of freshness without a hint of being in anyway stewed. Service was prompt, polite and efficient and the ambiance of the room, entirely in keeping with the cafe theme and the restrained nature of the village.

Called by as we were out for a ride in the sunshine. Nice that dogs are welcome inside and outside on the couple of tables on the pavement. Good selection of beverages and a large assortment of cakes, cruffins, croissants and gluten free baked goods, which is an asset to those with family members who are always left out because they cannot tolerate gluten in their diet. I had no idea that hot foods such as bacon rolls were available until I overheard a staff member ask a customer if they would like condiments with theirs. I saw quiche and salad on offer on the board. Friendly staff and a pleasant location for this sweet little cafe.

Recently reopened as Bloom and Grind, had really nice flat whites and cakes. One was a Cruffin from Pete Cook's bakery, massive but awesome.

Popped in here for lunch whilst staying in the village. Super food with great service. The wife and mother-in-law had the Cheese scones which both declared as being beautiful. I had the coronation chicken sandwich which was also great and which came with the most devine home made coleslaw. We also ordered the pizzas which they do on Friday and Saturday evening and they likewise were seriously lovely! 👍

Just popped in for a light lunch. Our obviously home-made soups and cheese scones were absolutely delicious and rank amongst the best ever. Coupled with friendly and efficient service made it a perfect choice. Shame that we live so far away otherwise would be regular visitors

A good little local cafe serving some nice food. I had a homemade pasty which was very good and reasonably priced.

I have visited this cafe a few time well worth the meal. Staff are lovely too. Lots of fresh cakes if you want a cuppa and a sweet. Also dog friendly. Would come here again.

Stopped off for breakfast on an impromptu day trip. Clean, friendly service and small but good menu. Stand out was perfect generous portion of buttery scrambled egg with avocado on granted toast. Delicious and very reasonably priced.

Went in to have a light snack and had good coffee and a reasonable cornish pasty - no garnish to enhance the presentation. Service was friendly and efficient. Quality of furnishing pretty basic and stark, not much ambience. I then made the mistake of buying two cakes to take away- a piece of carrot cake and coffee and walnut square. Both were way overpriced for such small portions and the coffee and walnut was tasteless,stale and dry - ended up giving it to our chickens! Over £16 for 2 coffees 2 cornish pasties and 2 tiny portions of take away cake, one being inedible. So a rip off with the take away side of this underwhelming experience.

Met a friend for a snack on a sunny Saturday. Pleasant staff, nice varied menu at reasonable prices. We had home made soup which was delicious with a sandwich. Very enjoyable.

Dropped in for a snack lunch, midway through our walk. A couple of outside tables but they are on the street with large vehicles passing nearby. Inside can best be described as basic. But, the staff were nice, the snacks reasonably priced and well presented,...

We popped in on spec Sunday afternoon for a cream tea. The staff were welcoming and helpful, the café clean and tidy. Our cream tea came promptly nicely served with delicious cream for the scones and jam. both the fruit scone let the side down...

Well, cafes are in short supply in Pembridge... Delightfully eccentric. That said 1st class Macciato (unknown in many more sophisticated areas) . And a delicious, calorific, Flapjack. Sat outside, delightful apart from the monster 14 wheeled aggregste trucks thundering through this Medieval Masterpiece from the...

Called in for a quick snack and found the cafe to be clean, pleasant service and decent menu. We had the homemade soup and bread slice which was presented well and tasty. The price charged was in keeping with the other eating houses in the...

Really friendly cafe in the heart of Pembridge. Enjoyed a super coffee & tea sat outside watching the world passing. Will definitely call again especially when the current refurbishment is completed. If the drinks are anything to go by the food will be superb

We enjoyed 3 hand made pizzas yesterday evening. Takeaway, including a good salad and garlic bread. An excellent meal and we shall certainly be back for more!

lovely tea shop with home made cakes , sandwiches and light lunches. Dogs welcome. Local church magazines full of information

Five of us called in for takeaway coffees and cakes yesterday morning. All very delicious and lovely lady/owner serving. A good selection of cakes and very friendly service, will call again. The cafe has a separate entrance for takeaways which is great when you are...

We ate here twice whilst we were staying nearby on holiday a couple of weeks ago. Really nice cafe with a good choice of food & drink. First time we ate we sat outside in the sun, the 2nd was inside (due rain!). I had...

We sat outside on a sunny day, had coffee and cake and watched the world go by. The gluten free brownies are delicious, the best I’ve tasted, and I’ve tried quite a few!

Lovely little cafe in centre of Pembridge which we visited for breakfast. Modern, clean and fresh. Excellent coffee and breakfast baps! Snacks and home made cakes served throughout the day.

Took the family for breakfast this Saturday morning. The cafe has taken all COVID-19 precautions and does not feel too weird. As we were a group of 7 we were able to have a separate room to ourselves. Had a superb full English breakfast which...

We nipped in whilst working away. And it was simply amazing! The coffee was delicious. And the bacon and egg sandwich we had was the best weve ever had! Cooked to perfection with only the best locally sourced ingredients! Great value for money and we...

Just popped in at lunchtime. We had a walnut scone each with cream cheese and homemade onion chutney. Absolute heaven and only the calories stopped us ordering another. Lovely cup of coffee and warm and inviting on a cold day.

If you are a coffee connaisseur then this is the place to go. Popped by in Oct en route to Wales and was shocked by the quality of coffee. Not bettered outside London. Great cakes and food too.

A welcoming cafe in the picturesque 'Black & White' village of Pembridge serving up a delightful Sunday morning breakfast. Great food, great host and one of the best scrambled eggs I've had in years - and somewhere you can take your dog too after a stroll along the river bank!

We went to this cafe unexpectedly as a result of some bad navigation by me, but were not disappointed. The scones were fresh and well baked and the coffee was also good. Nice friendly service also.

Good cup of tea, friendly and welcoming, with a pleasant cool breeze wafting through from one door to another. What more do you need?

Call in at the cafe today mid in a walk from eardisland great little cafe first rate food I had the breakfast 🍳 very nice we would recommend to anyone in the area

It was a cold wet day and the other local tea-room was shut so the cafe was very busy, I imagine that could account for the disappointing food and service. We ordered leek and potato soup and after quite a long wait were told that there was only 1 portion left. I had the soup which was very watery and under-seasoned.My husband had over-cooked scrambled egg on toast (which we think must have been microwaved) it was more like chopped up omelette than scrambled eggs. The coffee was very weak. We were disappointed.

Popped into here as it was the only place open, but it didn’t disappoint. My squash soup with ginger was delicious and good value at £6 with the accompanying cheese sandwich. All the food looked good, as did the home made cakes. Service isn’t fast as everything is made fresh if possible. Free WiFi. Access is up lots of steps or much easier access from the side. Close to beautiful river walks.

This is probably about the 5th time Ive visited this cafe.i bring mum here after we've been for a walk a round the river. The tea and cakes are always lovely and the service.but on this occasion I came away a bit disappointed I've always been charged £6.90 for 2 teas and a scone with jam and cream today I was charged £7.30 I know it's only 40p but that wasn't the point I tried to explain to the young girl that served us that I've never seen working there before that a cup of tea is £1.90 and a a scone with jam and cream and tea for one is £5 so it should be £6.90 but she just answered you've and 2 teas and walked away into the kitchen.come away a bit miffed by her attitude because she wouldn't listening to what I was trying to say and didn't want to know

After visiting the Old Chapel Gallery, we were in need of refreshments so we went to ‘The Bridge Cafe & Tearooms’. As it was late afternoon the tearoom was quite. We were welcomed by Jenny, who was the owner of this lovely establishment. We were seated at a cosy table for two in a cosy corner.

Absolutely love coming here for breakfast and do so regularly. The staff are so wonderful polite and happy to help in any way. Well cooked local produce.

Having read the reviews we visited today for coffee and a cake .To be honest we came here because the cafe of our choice was full.Perhaps we were expecting too much .The two ladies were lovely and friendly .The cafe was almost empty .Our lattes were excellent but sadly the cakes we chose were not upto standard .It was a Friday so perhaps that was why there were only 2/3 of virtually each cake left to select .My carrot cake was alright but the almond cake was dry and was thought to be stale.Two very small slices for £5 !Didnt have the heart to complain perhaps we should have done .

This is a lovely little cafe opposite the Art gallery. A few tables outside which are nice to sit out in good weather.

Good choice of teas and good lunch menu. Also serves home made cakes. Very friendly service and nice and clean.

Nice cafe and service and food all done fresh to order lots of things to pick from on the menu we would call in again next time we are in the area

We love this place and visited three times on a recent holiday in Herefordshire. The food was excellent and the staff very welcoming.

Lovely atmosphere, great service, allows dogs, great cake and nice music :) an all round good experience!

If you fancy a nice break for refreshments after looking round the pretty village of Pembridge, then why not try this café. The staff are very friendly, they can provide you with hot & cold drinks as well as homemade cakes & pastries, or something more substantial if you wish & all for a very reasonable price.

Stopped at this quaint tea room for lunch- super soup and cheese and walnut scone- delicious and hubby had bacon Brie and cranberry panini which came with a lovely salad crisps and homemade coleslaw- great coffee and all for £15- great value

The service is good and friendly. The coffee tastes excellent. The coronation chicken is well seasoned and has a perfect taste. The price-quality ratio is good.

This cafe was a dream come true. All cakes and pastries were homemade. As the cafe was open early in the morning, I can only assume the owner was up at he crack of dawn cooking! The walnut scones literally melted in your mouth.

A lovely cafe where dogs are welcome. A range of good wholesome food, which is very reasonably priced. All with friendly service. We'd definitely call again.

The place looks very inviting and probably usually is, but not today. It took ages to be served by one rather surly waitress (probably surly as she had lots to do on her own), I wiped our table down as it was dirty, other tables not cleared away quickly at all. Cream tea had no, cream and my husband had to asked if there was a refund for no cream. Yes! 50p! The scone was small and definitely the last of the day and the tea cake a little dry. I'm sure that usually this place is good as it was busy. Maybe employing two waitresses for busier periods would be an idea. The owner, I'm assuming, was in the kitchen working on her own. Not good for a business to keep customers waiting. Some of the old people were also wondering whether they would ever get served.

What a lovely find. Stopped here on our way through pembridge in need of coffee. The coffee was great, as was the breakfast! Such a warm and welcoming place, they recommended we take the mountain road route for the rest of our journey which was beautiful ⛅

Called here for coffee and cake on a visit to Pembridge to look at the church and Art Gallery. A great find! Delicious cake and flapjack. Lovely coffee.

Called in here as it seemed to be the only place serving food after 2p.m on a Sunday afternoon. It was busy with only two staff and the owner. The owner prepared the food and the rwo others served and took orders and payment. One had no idea how to work the till and the other was quite rude. There were 5 of us, and 4 had finished their meals before the fifth had received theirs. Some of the drinks also came out after our meals had been eaten. When we asked about the missing meal, we were told firstly that she had a lot to do and that it was on it's way, then after another 15 minute wait, we asked again, and was told it was not on the original order even though we had ordered and paid for everything together! The food itself was ok, with everything fresh and nicely prepared. Had the attitude of this certain member of staff been better, then the wait for the missing meal would have been more forgiving.

Puede pasar por alto este pequeño café por sin previo aviso o incluso incluso ignorarla, pero le falta algo si no. La comida es sabrosa y los gustos de la buena cocina de campo. Ciertamente no nos pase por la próxima vez que estemos en nuestro camino a Worcester.

Metimos en aquí para tomar un café antes de explorar la galería de enfrente, y la iglesia.

Comida que se sirve aquí por un personal amable. Fuimos un lunes para un desayuno caliente cuando localmente están cerrados un montón de otras tiendas, afortunadamente no estaban! Sin duda volvería otra vez!

Si usted visita la pintoresca aldea de Pembridge en Herefordshire y desea tomar unos refrescos, entonces ¿por qué no probar este café. El personal es muy agradable, tienen un menú bien y podemos ofrecerle bebidas calientes o frías, así como algunos pasteles sabrosos y todo...

Excelente lugar. Me alegro de haber descubierto que después de años de estar en la zona y a conducir! Super servicio, bebidas, bocadillos y un panecillo desayuno para morirse. Mantener los altos estándares. Altamente recomendado.

what a wonderful welcome we were given and the food was delicious we had a hearty breakfast and hot drinks and when asking for local walks and information on the area the owner asked her son to look up some info for us and they printed a walking map for us !! how wonderful and what lovely people !! the place was cosy tidy and so welcoming. We will visit again for sure and want to say a huge thanks for making my 50th Birthday and valentines such fun for us xxxx

Popped in as driving through Pembridge and fancied a cup of tea. What a surprise. Everything was so good, especially the breakfast bap. Nothing to fault, Everything to praise.

Good, clean cafe in the pretty village of Pembridge. The bacon smelled great, but we just popped in for coffee. Free WiFi.

Taking two guests joining me at Exploring Herefordshire, we made Pembridge our penultimate stop of the day and chanced upon the new cafe on Bridge Street. My guests and I enjoyed great coffee and marvellous brownies. The waitress was a ringer for Emilia Fox too! I hope to bring more guests back here as I showcase the many delights of Herefordshire. Many thanks Bridge Street cafe!

Came to visit Pembridge with my mum and stopped here for lunch :) the menu was varied and there was were lots of yummy options! The carrot cake in particular was delicious, best I've tried in a while. The young lady who served us was very friendly and chatty. I would definitely recommend and will be back soon to see that lovely young lady again! :) Nick, 43 and Christine, 72.

Our lunchtime visit was enjoyed by us both. So much so that we returned the next day for coffee and cake. The delightful owner helped us find local walks and even sent us off with her map. Don't drive past.

Lovely little cafe in Pembridge, also a lovely little village! Very friendly young lady served us a pot of tea and the tastiest flapjacks I've ever had!!! I would recommend for sure! And a well stocked bookshelf: a nice touch!

Stopped for tea and cake after a walk by the river.a very hot day so lovely to be in a cool airy cafe. all newly decorated after recent reopening.carrot cake absolutely delicious and very fresh, excellent coffee. Very tempting sandwich/light meals available. I'm local, so I'll definitely go back!

Lovely owner run café. We received local tourist info, as well as fab paninis, coffee and cake. Such a lovely lady we visited twice in our short stay in Pembridge.

Under new management!! Really enjoyed our cake and coffee! The service was excellent and it is definetly worth a visit!! We will be back!

Visited at lunchtime today with my Mum and my 3 daughters and had a very warm welcome. We all enjoyed a beautiful lunch followed by truly scrumptious, homemade cake. Absolutely worth a visit!

In the area visiting family, stopped in with the kids for a coffee and a bite to eat. The staff were lovely, served us promptly, and the coffee and home made cakes were delicious! we will definitely be stopping here the next time we are in Herefordshire!

As previous logs I was here with a party if 11, owner on purposely put up prices just because we were tourists.

Still a good break whilst cycling in the area. Now under new management and open for much extended hours.Extended and varied menu.

My husband and I called in for lunch yesterday. I had hummus and roasted red pepper panini which was delicious served with salad (dressing served separately) and homemade coleslaw. My husband had butternut squash and red pepper soup with toast. Both meals were fresh and delicious with very generous portion sizes. The coffee is fantastic as well. I would have loved to have had a piece of the homemade Victoria Sponge, which looked lovely, but was too full. Will definitely be calling in again. The cafe is under new management and the new owner was very friendly and helpful.

Stopped here after a bike ride with my son. Had a lovely coffee from the Italian coffee machine and ice-cold drinks, friendly and welcoming. Recommended.

Pleasant friendly atmosphere, good food, service prompt, good value for money, advice and information on the local area thrown in for free.

Stopped here on a Monday, nowhere else appears to open on a Monday, even on a bank holiday! Only a small seating area with several regulars in situ, lady apologised for our wait which must have been all of two minutes. We both had a smoked salmon and cream cheese sandwich served on lovely brown bread, freshly made and absolutely excellent. This was accompanied by a few crisps, dressed salad and a dish of chunky coleslaw. Added to this the coffee was excellent so, at the end of our lunch we were delighted that nowhere else had been open, and we would not hesitate to come here again.

We have been to this cafe a few times, with a friend who lives locally. It is a great space to have lunch or just a cup of tea. Plenty of home made food and tasty cakes. There is also a shop within the tea rooms selling all sorts of goodies. The staff and owners are super lovely and friendly.

Excellent coffee & delicious carrot cake. Scones are very good too. Newspapers & magazines available for a leisurely coffee/tea/lunch

I too was in the party of 11 previously mentioned. Very strange approach to customer service. This place looked perfect for our group which ranged in age from four to 79 and had it been more welcoming we would probably have returned more than once and spent quite a bit of money. As it was we were made to feel we were cluttering up the shop and moved on, having bought just two ice-creams.

I would like to include in my review what the food was like, but unfortunately I didn't have any. This was due to the fact one scoop of ice cream in a cone was £3, while there are many places that sell ice cream for less than half the price! The other reason was the woman who served us. I went with a party of 11, and our intention was that half of us were going to have ice cream, and the rest were going to stay for a cup of tea. The woman was incredibly rude and seemed in a rush to get us out of there (you'd think she would be happy 11 people were in her cafe!) because we were apparently "taking up space", despite the fact there were only a couple other customers in sight! In the end, her blunt attitude led to most of us leaving without buying anything! I would definitely not recommend this cafe!

The pub was closed for private party. Another pub had limited food and pirced too high. So, the 4 of us went to the tearoom on the corner. The owner was so pleasant and very attentive to our needs. Father-in-law ordered Ploughman's lunch which he said was the best he's ever had in his 79 years. Mother-in-law had ham sandwich. Husband had Welsh Rarebit which he also said was the superb. And I had leak and potato soup with homemade bread. The coffee and teas were special and my husband I I had scones with jam and REAL clotted cream...yum. The prices were so reasonable and we were so impressed that we will definately be back. You really should try this place!

I strongly recommend this tearoom. Earlier today we stopped at the tearoom for lunch. We ordered soup which not only looked good but also tasted good. It was served with fresh bread which was a delight to eat. The tearoom itself provides a perfect environment for such a meal and the service provided by the proprietor could not be faulted. On asking where I could buy a newspaper in Pembridge she gave me a copy from the tearoom. Perfect!

I've been twice to this cafe and had weird experiences both times. The owner wasn't very friendly either time and had a weird manner that didn't exactly make me feel at home. The second time I had welsh rarebit, and when it arrived it was two slices of toast, but only one had the "rarebit" topping on. The other just had butter. When I'm paying upwards of £5 for cheese on toast, I at least expect to get cheese on both slices! You'd do much better to go across the road, which is one of the nicest cafes around and consistently excellent.

We stopped by for tea, Cokes and sandwiches. The latter were made on superb bread, sourced from near Hereford - where the owner (?) lives near to - and the fillings of egg mayonnaise and roast beef were the best we've had for a very long time. The beef medium rare, thickly sliced and a generous quantity. The egg with a hint of mustard was very tasty and again, generously filled.Pleasant and friendly atmosphere. A recommended visit.

Stopped here after a bike ride and it was absolutely delightful! We had the quiche and the ploughmans off the specials board and both were lovely! We couldn't leave without trying the cake and it was well worth the additional calories! The staff and the food are lovely and there's plenty of local treats to buy in the shop too! It's well worth calling in!

Pembridge is lucky to have a few great eating establishments for a small village. Today we enjoyed lunch at the Cafe & Tearooms on Bridge Street. Lovely, simple menu of freshly made / cooked items and cakes. A great selection of teas. We enjoyed between us sandwiches, Welsh Rarebit and homemade scones. Everything was fresh and tasty with good service. Happy to recommend and will definitely go back again.

We found this gem 3 years ago on our first journey from Milton Keynes to Aberystwyth when out daughter first started at university there. Beautiful food and a lovely tranquil atmosphere, just what is needed after 3 hours plus on the road. We loved the cooked breakfast so much that we would set the alarm for the crack of dawn so as not to miss it, to stop half way through our journey is unthinkable.

We arrived after cycling with my 12 y.o. son from Presteigne. We asked about our bikes (we forgot a lock) and were welcomed in and our bikes went to a yard round the back. The soup was homemade and excellent (broccoli) with huge chunks of fresh bread and local butter. My son had sandwiches which were also freshly prepared. Cakes for pudding were superb, and my son had ice cream. However, the reason I would go back again was the coffee. It is first rate. Thanks for refuelling us for the ride home!

It is easy to find a quaint tearoom in this part of the country, but a rarer thing is a modern café with good coffee. I had a really great cup of coffee. The service was really friendly, there was a good selection of home made cakes, papers to read and nice clean modern tables to sit at. I would definitely make a detour to visit again.

I called in here today whilst out cycling and got a very friendly welcome. Really good coffee and tea cake . Good selection of homemade cakes . Had a quick look at the lunch menu and there seemed to be lots of choice and well price.

We popped in for lunch during a stop off in Pembridge. We had a sandwich each which was freshly prepared and well presented with crisps and dressed salad. I also had a slice of cake which was delicious. There was a very good selection of cakes and it was difficult to chose which one to have. The coffee was very good too. We received very good service and the owner was very friendly and welcoming I will certainly be back on my next trip to Pembridge.

This unassuming café is on the black and white villages cycle route and we always plan our trip so that we stop here for lunch. The problem is there are too many nice things to choose.The owner is a very experienced and skilled cook - so as well as enjoying well prepared food and cakes you can get a lesson on how to improve your own.The owner takes great pride in choosing specialist tea and coffee to go with the food.Things we have really enjoyed here - the beef and ham in sandwiches or salads, the soups, the scones and cakes.The place over the road is probably fine - but this is where we will be parking our bikes

My Wife and I visited this cafe on 6th November after delivering to the Old Chappel Gallery opposite. Having driven nearly three hours we were in need of refreshment and were delighted to discover this delightful establishment. Veronica Richardson who runs the cafe single-handed, proved a very friendly and welcoming host and it turns out she does most of the cooking and bakes the wonderful selection of cakes. The homemade soup was delicious and coffee better than most of the chains. Bright and fresh, well decorated and spotlessly clean we will certainly visit again when in the area.

What a find! Most friendly and helpful owner, with some of the best sandwiches have ever had out. Lovely selection of cakes. The coffee was simply the best I have ever tasted.Don't miss this gem.

Visited the tearooms on 10 August for morning coffee. What a delightful place, very friendly and welcoming. There was a beautiful assortment of home made cakes and we had scones which must be the nicest and freshest we have had in a tea room. We only wished it had been lunchtime as the menu was very appetising and everything is obviously prepared from fresh local produce.We visited the tea shop two years ago when on holiday and it had only been open for a few weeks and it was excellent then.The owner certainly deserves to do well in this venture and we would thoroughly recommend a stop there if you are in the area. We could not rate the food, cleanliness and welcome high enough.

Must agree with other contributors,this cafe is a great asset to the area.Tea and coffee is superb with best Latte for miles.Fresh sandwiches and salads are so fresh and tasty and as for the home made cakes and scones they`re fantastic.Top this all off with modern surroundings,a selection of reading material and super creamy ice cream and you have the quintissential English tea room/cafe.Just for good measure Pembridge has another excellent tea room/shop just across the road.

We visit Pembridge regularly and this Café on the corner of Bridge Street is definitely our favourite because we are always made so welcome, the place is clean, light & comfortable; the food is top quality, delicious and served with every attention to detail. Even a cup of tea is an experience and the ice-cream is to die for. There is strong competition in the village but this is always our first choice, except on Tuesdays, when the Café is closed.

We stopped here for tea shortly before they closed for the day, but were warmly welcomed into the pretty tearoom. This is a place which is clearly loved and cherished and much thought has gone into the decor and presentation as well as the food and drink served. The cake was delicious and the tea was real leaf tea, served in pretty china cups. MIL was delighted. Very relaxing and extremely friendly owners and staff. A very special place. Thank you!