The Coffee Mill in Cheshire West and Chester

Positives: nice decor and friendly staff. Scottish breakfast tasted nice. Negatives. No kids menu so ordered beans and cheese on toast and just beans on toast for a 9 and 3 year old. Arrived as one slice of toast and half a can of beans each with one slice of cheese on one. Both cost the same even though we asked for a kids portion. So for £17.90 we got 2 slices of bread, a tin of beans and one cheese slice. Bizarre price tag for what you got - you would expect a decent main meal in a restaurant for that. However nice experience, just possible needs price review on some of the menu items and possible a kids version.

Mi hermano gemelo Stephen y yo estábamos vagando por la maravillosa zona alrededor de Bridge Street y en una fría mañana de jueves decidimos pasar por Coffee Mill y qué gran descubrimiento. Al entrar, supe que disfrutaría de mi visita aquí, un interior amplio y luminoso, una decoración y un mobiliario excelentes y una gran cantidad de opciones de asientos repartidas por todo este café, un lugar genial para relajarse. Pedimos un café capuchino cada uno y un pastel de natillas, el café se sirvió muy caliente y los pasteles de crema se sirvieron fríos, simplemente perfectos, simplemente nos relajamos, nos relajamos y disfrutamos del gran café en el que estábamos. Desde el primer sorbo se puede decir que usan ingredientes de calidad en su café y se enorgullecen del café que sirven, los pasteles de natillas que obtuvimos también eran deliciosos y combinan muy bien con nuestro café. Realmente disfrutamos de nuestros cafés y pasteles aquí antes de continuar y, por primera vez, quedamos totalmente impresionados con este café. Coffee Mill es fácil de ubicar a lo largo de Bridge Street, una calle y un área repleta de pubs, bares y restaurantes y una arquitectura asombrosa y un importante destino turístico. Los horarios de apertura son; Lunes a sábado de 9 a 17 hs. Domingo, 10. 30 am a 4 pm. Un gran café, uno que recomiendo encarecidamente que visite si está en la zona o planea un viaje a Chester.

Called in a for coffe and cake earlier this week. Very friendly staff, efficient service very relaxed, Great cakes. would definitely call again.

Lunch today, food was excellent, and reasonably priced. Friendly efficient service and very tasteful surroundings. We will be back. Recommend the Welsh rarebit, served with salad and delicious home made coleslaw.

Had the small English breakfast, quick service and everything hot. Staff very pleasant and friendly. Lovely, traditional decor. Would definitely visit again.

A lovely warm welcome with a great menu choice. Food was fresh, hot and tasty. Will definitely return when we next visit Chester.

We had a nice trip to Chester which is a lovely city very individual and British. The four of us popped in for a quick drink and a cream scone. Very enjoyable a great service and price.

Very traditional British, clean and welcoming, friendly staff and tasty food. Great value for money.

Our first visit to Chester and we came upon this little gem .Delicious scones with clotted cream and jam .very friendly and efficient staff .

It is a pretty tea place in Chester and the place is family run friendly cafe. Freshly baked homemade scone.

We visited the Coffee Mill after the Xmas markets on a Sunday and both chose the steak pie with mash, peas and gravy. The meal was delicious and the service was excellent. We managed to sit in the window seat too which was a bonus as it was seeing another couple sitting there a few weeks earlier that had caught our eye and put it on our list of places to try. Highly recommended and very good value.

Amazing breakfast. Lovely coffee shop well worth a visit. Clean, tidy & lovely staff.We went twice over the weekend as so nice xx

Lovely Tea Rooms plenty of room and lovely waitress nothing was too much trouble. The Welsh Rarebit was so lovely and rich and good portions, . We ordered a tomato soup to share as a starter and the lovely waitress served us a bowl each..Thank you much appreciated on a cold day!!!

Had a tuna sandwich which was lovely but the tomato and basil soup was horrible it was brown and had an overpowering bitter taste to it. The service was great though and i like the decor.

Called in here wanting a full English breakfast. I had a small my partner a large. The bacon seemed like it had been pre cooked and warmed up it was hard. The beans again were like they'd been under a hot plate or something because they were dry. Our toast was burnt on 1 side and we didn't complain because we were hungry and had been looking around for a while. with 2 coffees and 1 juice the cost was 23 pounds. I'd think again before coming here.

This is a very pleasant traditional style tea room with tables, table cloths, nice china, and attractive wooden chairs. The menu looked interesting with Steak and Guinness Pie, Homemade Cottage Pie, etc. We were only looking for a snack lunch so had toasties. We were offered a choice of white, brown or granary bread, and the dish came with a salad and crisps. Very enjoyable indeed - simple but good food, well presented and tasty. The coffee was good too . If you can get the seat which is essentially in the window, it gives a nice view of Bridge Street. When we were in the cafe there were parties of school children with shields led Roman soldiers going up and down the street.

Been twice and it's well priced for a coffee and a sandwich. Enjoyed our lunches here both times. Friendly staff

We stopped at this cafe for our lunch. My husband had cottage pie, and I had the best ploughman’s lunch in long time.

We had an hour and a half to kill on the way to Llandudno in North Wales and popped in here for a cuppa. It's a nice little place with plenty of choice, ample seating and toilets at the back - also central to the city centre and close to the castle walls and river Dee.

Popped in with the family for a bite to eat. The cafe has a lovely cosy atmosphere with a quaint decor. Staff were friendly and good was really good value for money. Would come back.

Lovely little tea room, very neat and tidy. More to the point, they served cream with coffee without batting an eyelid (pleasant surprise after having been lectured on the evils of cream at a more modern establishment a few doors down). Menu looks very reasonable with lots of choice which would have been good for a more hungry traveller.

We landed in Chester via the Park & Ride & didn't know where to have a snack so we went into the very attractive looking Coffee Mill. We had a superb scone with jam & clotted cream with a pot of tea. Just what we needed on a stiflingly hot day. The scone was crispy and gorgeous, the jam was very tasty & the portion of clotted cream was wonderful. Having been given a measly sized pot somewhere else the day before, this was superb. It made me very homesick for Devon. These people know how to look after their customers. I can truly say it was a Proper Job. We will be returning towards Christmas time, so we can't wait.

We were lucky to get a table as it clearly gets very busy with not much room inside. Drinks and treats were enjoyed. Staff were very friendly.

Ate here whilst on a day out to chester never been to the city before found this place and they had a ploughmans lunch on the menu so fancied that.Staff were friendly and polite ploughmans was lovely cheese carved ham apple salad chutney pickled onions and crusty bread and butter in the town centre lovely decor recommend

Had a snack lunch on a half day visit to Chester. Food was very good, nice and fresh. Prices were a little high but the cafe is on a very busy street in a major tourist town so maybe it should have been expected. Would definitely visit again though.

Nice to find a tea room not in a chain. We had good quality lunch - Jacket potato and delicious chilli con carne and prawn Marie rose with fresh mixed salad and coleslaw. Pot of tea came with extra hot water. Fruit scone very good.

We had breakfast here the prices were clear and reasonable staff polite maybe a free coffee refill would be good as cups are small plenty of tea as you get hot water too to fill the teapot.sauce sachets not nice food was nice and hot.would return again nice decor loved the tablecloths but need a empty saucer to put utensils sachets on as this messes the white tablecloths.

It’s nice to try the local cafe’s rather then the usual big named ones . What a lovely little place ! And food was gorgeous and not over priced .

Superb scones with a generous amount of cream. Cheese and ham toastie was excellent, really thick ham (like bacon thick!) Friendly and efficient service. Reasonable prices. Recommended.

Had a little trip into Chester the weather was atrocious so we got in out of the rain.

We went to the Coffee Mill for an afternoon snack. They serve lots of different classic sweet and savoury dishes. The whole family settled on the afternoon tea. You get a sandwich and a homemade scone with clotted cream and jam for short of £10 including tea. We had different sandwiches and they all were very nice, as were the scones. We enjoyed ourselves very much and will be happy to come again.

A traditional cafe in the heart of Chester. Good choice of sandwiches, toasties, jacket potatoes . We ordered 2 high teas with egg and cress, ham sandwiches and scones with jam and clotted cream, also ordered cheese and onion toastie. There was a plentiful amount of filling in the sandwiches and the scones were said to be delicious. Nothing was left. The only criticism was the ladies toilets that were not the cleanest with no tile troll in the holder and the hand dryer was not working. If I was honest if I had seen the Toliets first I would not have eaten there which would have been a real shame because the food was very tasty.

Just left The Coffee Mill after paying £15 for a Welsh rarebit and a Cheese and Onion Toastie which were uninspiring.

For many years I have wanted to visit Chester and it proved to be an excellent choice. Having arrived in the morning we looked for a coffee shop near the City centre and found the Coffee Mill café. The superb coffee and friendly service prompted us to call back later for some lunch. Our choice was for the home made soup with prawn sandwiches and I can honestly say that it was delicious. Again the service was very good despite being very busy at lunchtime. The window seat was comfortable and gave the opportunity to watch the outside world pass by. When looking for this type of café I usually avoid the branded establishment as both the drinks/food on offer are not to my taste. The Coffee Mill is a family business and has both the character and service that does not disappoint. Thoroughly recommend and if in Chester again I will definitely frequent the Coffee Mill again.

Been going to the Coffee Mill for many years now without a problem, until yesterday that is! 30 jan.19.

Met a friend who I hadn't seen for years and went here on recommendation as all we wanted was a coffee and sandwich. We weren't disappointed. Good sized latte and a delicious bacon and brie panini. Superb value. Waitress very busy but attentive. Will visit again.

Have happy memories of this ‘olde worlde tea shop’Went back after 3 years looking forward to a tea cake and tea.We had a choice of many tables.On all of these tables there was dirty crockery being cleaned up.we were led to a table where stains were seen on the tablecloths.The young lady serving us asked if we needed a minute,we said that’s fine.After 10 long minutes looking around the shop waiting for service we started to feel uncomfortable in the dirty surroundings.No one noticed after we then got up and walked out.Luckily there are lots of other coffee shops nearby.One to miss in a future visit to Chester.

Dropped in here for a light breakfast and glad we did, a couple of bacon barms with coffee was just what was needed on a cold morning. Quick , efficient and friendly service all at a reasonable price would visit here again next time we visit Chester.

Had breakfast here twice this week during a stay for Chester University graduation. The breakfast was brilliant with very quick service even when busy. No request was too much trouble and the staff were very welcoming.

Visited on Tuesday for breakfast. Myself and daughter have a nut allergy and they went out of there way to ensure that everything was ok, explaining that it isn't a nut free kitchen but would do there best to avoid any problems - which they did.

Visited in the afternoon with my Visited with my Daughter in the afternoon. The outside was clean, inside was ok, the cutlery was clean but our tablecloth was stained. About 4 tables were taken. It took a little while to get the waitresses attention but the waitress who came over was pleasant and well presented. Staff interacted well with all of the customers in there.

Could not recommend this place highly enough. On a street full of coffee shops and restaurants, this little jewel could be easily missed, but don't! I had the most tasty leak and potato soup ever and a freshly made egg and cress sandwich, lovely. Other half had Welsh rarebit which tasted as good as it looked.

We had a ham sandwich a tuna jacket Potatoe and a pot of tea. Dirty cutlery and tea cups asked for fresh and got new cups. Dirty again and worse. Jacket potato was hard and tuna wasn't great and crisps with the sandwich were smashed. Only nice part was the lady at the end when I was paying.

Lovely food, good selection, no fuss, no long wait for food, pricey but it’s the same everywhere in Chester. If you are looking for a simple but tasty lunch this place is perfect. Excellent service, a lovely little tearoom. Nice vegetarian selection.

Having just left the Patisserie Valerie in disgust two minutes earlier what a pleasant surprise this place was. Friendly helpful staff, a tasty menu served quickly and cheerfully even though they were busy. A very enjoyable value for money afternoon tea.

Stopped by here for a quick bite and drink during a walk around the city. Asked about their bacon rolls and told it was big so ordered just one between two. Good move. It was big and excellent. The service was good and prices reasonable.

We have used this coffee shop many times over the years. It is a traditional tea shop/ coffee shop. Food is excellent and the service is always very friendly.

Went for lunch following our visit to chester

After a long day shopping in Chester my daughter and I were ready for a nice drink a a bite to eat. We spotted The Coffee Mill and thought we’ll give it a go as we would rather look after local business than your usual High Street bars. On the positive side the staff were very friendly and service was good but..unfortunately upon receiving my jacket potato with ‘homemade’ chilli it was all down hill from there! The minced beef in the chilli was cheap and almost like powder in sauce and the salad was full of water.... so much so that when I pushed my potato to the side of the plate I found it was ‘swimming ‘ in what can only be described as dirty dish water! Disgusted, I left my meal and decided to use the toilet before I left . Had I done this before looking at the menu I wouldn’t have ordered anything! To the left of you just before you get to the loo’s is the kitchen......It looked filthy, messy, greasy, with a few kitchen hands/cooks leaning over the counter! I work in a VERY busy coffee shop and know how a kitchen should be! The Coffee Mill did not look like it should at all, and neither did my food!! I may have just called in on an off day but when you are dealing with the public and food your premises should be spotless!! And food presented to a good standard.

Nice little coffee shop/ cafe. Popped in fir breakfast and a snack. Looks nice from outside. Nice food, very quick service. Nice experience

Had breakfast here, I had a hot sausage bap and my mum had a toasted tea cake both were very good and would recommend. Hot chocolate was lovely and everything was reasonably priced. Will go back if in Chester again.

Popped in for a light lunch and cup of tea, quick friendly service and home made scones with jam and cream excellent

My 2 daughters and I had breakfast here whilst on our short break in Chester. It is a traditional cafe with quaint tablecloths. It was very clean. I had the bacon and mushrooms on toast which was nicely cooked and filling. One daughter had bacon and egg on a toasted teacake and the other had bacon, brie and cranberry on toasted ciabatta. The lattes were nice and the price was reasonable at about £8 each. I would recommend this cafe.

I love to give good feedback where possible but unfortunately not that much to put this time. Went for breakfast mid morning. Service was very good, decor was cozey and everything was very clean. We ordered 3 breakfasts and a ploughmans. Nothing to complain about the ploughmans apart from maybe a nicer chutney instead of just branston pickle. Unfortunately the breakfasts weren't amazing, the sausages were very cheap and barely cooked, the eggs were very overcooked and everything else was pretty cold.

This was by far the best place we ate, really disappointing that when we returned for afternoon tea it was closed, 'what' why would you and at 16:00...

Visited yesterday and my husband and I had the large bacon bap and it was huge with loads of bacon on and such lovely flavours in fact I will go and say it’s the nicest bacon bap I have ever tasted in my life and I am 64 so praise indeed would definately visit again when in the area nice atmosphere and good service to what is there not to like

Visited here on Monday 18 June with wife and she had the leek and potato bake, and I had the cauliflower cheese and bacon. Both were cooked to perfection and as my wife rarely finishes a meal, of course I have to the decent thing and help her . Been to Chester many times, but never been to the Coffee Mill but I'm glad we did!

We were very hungry after a long coach trip. 1st time in Chester and had no idea where to eat. Looked like an ordinary cafe from outside. Well in we went.

Service was quick in the coffee mill cafe not only in getting us seated but in taking our order too. The food and hot drinks were served promptly and were really nice and well presented. The hostess was efficient and really friendly. The deserts looked lovely but too full from our lunch to eat any more. Will def try next time. Thank you.

Popped in on the off chance and found a table. I had Welsh rarebit and this was lovely. The boss had a ploughman's and that was HUGE. Lots of customers so they are clearly doing something right.

This is a gem of a place that we stumbled across. The coffee is wonderful, they sell lovely cakes and the atmosphere is cosy, welcoming and charming.

Myself & my Mum called today for the first time & were extremely happy!

Si tienes la suerte de visitar esta preciosa ciudad con sus murallas y tesoros romanos, este café le dará el toque inglés como guinda, ideal para un té con pastas, un café o un afternoon tea.

Whilst visiting Chester for the day, we decided that we wanted a snack at lunch time. The Coffee Mill is clean, very friendly and offers a reasonable selection of food from all day breakfasts to cakes. The quality and the quantity is very good and although they were busy, we were served quickly and efficiently. It is well worth a visit and no doubt if we go back to Chester then we will go again.

My partner and I visited this lovely cafe in Chester on the 5th April 2018. I have to say the food was fantastic. I had one of the specials which was home made Lasagne, wow, amazing, could have eaten it over and over again, I wish I had taken some home lol My partner had cauliflower cheese which she thoroughly enjoyed also. Highly recommended this cafe next time you visit Chester...a must....5 stars from me.

Should be had to fir trade descripton. Busy little cafe. Dirty tablecloths.

Lovely tearoom. Tea is good and pottery very nice. Cakes are very nice and I had jacket potato which was very good. Service was good.

Visited here yesterday with friend. We were seated promptly by staff and orders taken quickly. Food arrived within 10 minutes and was good. Found staff to be friendly and efficient. Would visit again.

My wife and I visited Chester yesterday. Looking for some lunch she suggested The Coffee Mill. She has been five or six times before but I think it was my first visit although she says I have been before! On entering it was obvious that it is a popular place because there was hardly a table to be had. However, someone was just leaving and so we were in luck. The staff were very welcoming but did not rush us as we looked at the menu. We both, unusually, opted for the same dish which was a special, among five or six, for the day. This was Steak and Guinness Pie. It arrived with a lovely mash potato and peas. The pie was quite thick and to say that it was generously filled with tender steak would be an understatement! It was chock full. A very tasty gravy was served on it. My wife would have liked less but it was fine for me. A regular stream of new customers came while we were eating so the place was constantly filled. The next time I visit Chester I won't need to look for somewhere to eat. I shall just cross my fingers and hope there's a table for me at The Coffee Mill.

It's not very often that I leave a negative review - I'm not a 'complainer' by nature, but I offer this feedback in the spirit of bringing awareness to management of my experience today.

We enjoyed the home made soup (broccoli - so excellent for vegetarians) and cake - both delicious. There is a friendly "buzz" of conversation - a comfortable atmosphere.The location is very central, the staff friendly and efficient - exactly what we wanted.

Popped in for a light lunch and had lovely home made sandwiches in this family run tea/coffee shop. I kid you not, they were really really good.

Visited with my family including my 6 month old baby. Customer service was exemplary - polite and friendly without being overbearing. Felt very comfortable with my little one and staff were helpful in sorting high chair etc. Coffee/mocha was tasty and hot, toasted teacakes and scones were superb. Would highly recommend and certainly better customer service in our opinion than nearby Madhatters.

Very nice and well presented with friendly staff. Nice touches like a table cloth. Nice selection of sandwiches, snacks, lunch specials or afternoon teas. Very reasonable. My only comment (and it is just me) if I had it I would have had china tea cups rather than hotel ware. (Even old mismatched would have added an extra touch for me. have seen it work very well in other places. But as I say just me other than that more than happy.

Staff very pleasant and attentive. Only popped in for a cream tea, lovely home made scone nice helping of clotted cream a jam. Very generous pot of tea too. Very nice setting and although very busy service was prompt. Would definitely recommend, all the customers seemed very happy here. Good price too.

Smart pleasant little family run coffee shop. We prefer to frequent local business rather than the international chains that pay very little tax.

my wife and I visited here on Friday 10th nov for mid afternoon coffee and sandwich. the waitress was very friendly and helpful and was knowledgeable. I ordered a chicken, bacon and avocado sandwich and cappuccino, my wfe ordered a toastie and cappuccino. everything arrived without fuss, my wife said that the drink was hot which was a surprise as most places, this type of drink comes luke warm. my wife likes her drinks hot, the hotter the better..my sandwich was ok. but the chicken was a bit stringy and over cooked which let it down. my wifes toastie was ver good. don't let this put you off I will give this tea room another chance hen in the area.it does have a lot of plus points going for it.

We returned here for lunch as we have been here once before and they have gluten free options. We had the soup and I had gluten free rolls. Very enjoyable and tasty. Staff were pleasant.

We were pleased with both the service and the quality of the coffee served at the Coffee Mill and would return

called in for coffee on a days trip to Chester, fast service,v.,good coffee, and then returned for lunch, excellent lasagne/salad,steak/guiness pie with mash, brilliant service and very reasonable.

We called with our grandson and had an ok visit.......BUT...called today and boy, what a difference....walked in...ignored completely, sat down, ignored completely.....waited, waited, waited......waitresses were serving other people, we took this into consideration....but, 3 tables, maybe 4 left the cafe and still, we were left sitting whilst one of the girls started slowly clearing tables....surely, if she had taken our orders, then she could have cleared tables whilst waiting for our food to be prepared. By this time it was obvious that she had clocked us..the guy sitting next to us was looking apologetically at us and was squirming a little, Anyway, as one, we decided that enough was enough and we stood up in unison and left, heading to the Cinder Box next door which was lovely. So, no food this time, but chances blown.

We stopped in for a scone and tea. Absolutely beautiful food and a lovely atmosphere. The menu looked lovely and the cafe was full of locals enjoying lunch.

Visited here with my Wife and 9 week old baby, they were very accommodating even though the baby was making some noise, one of the ladies even picked her up for a while :). Food was great, we both had the large breakfast, and coffee was full of flavour and stayed hot for ages!!! Will be thinking about making this place a regular visit when we can!!

Charming family run traditional tea room with extensive menu, cheerful and attentive staff. Good place to recuperate from trudging round the city.

We visited our son and his family today 22/7/17 he is based in Chester with his army regiment and has two young children 6 and 3 , the food we had was good quality and plenty full however the service was poor no warmth, no smiles nothing and I felt the kids were not really welcome, £26 for 3 scones with tea a coffee and 2 pieces of cake , it's not the cost ,but the attitude of the staff I won't be back

Friendly staff and tasty food at this family run tea room. The toasted ciabatta was great - much better than you'd get at a chain coffee shop - and the fruit scone was among the best I've ever had! Reasonable prices. Would definitely go back.

While on tour of Chester, we stopped here for a quick lunch. It was very busy, but were lucky to get a table. The cream tea was delicious - fresh scone and a great cup of tea. The BLT sandwich was tasty and the coffee was made fresh. Loved the atmosphere!

We visited the Coffee Mill for lunch today, first time in a couple of years. The standards really seemed to have slipped. We got the wrong order to begin with, the cups and cutlery were grubby and the general cleanliness wasn't very good. The food was bland too and needed lots of salt and pepper to give it any taste at all. The waitress who served us was very pleasant but the waitress who took our payment didn't crack a smile. The kitchen looks grubby and the toilets weren't very clean either. It will be another few years and maybe a change of management/staff before we venture back there. My advice is don't bother. Chatwins and Marmalade are much nicer.

Popped in for breakfast.Lovely tables,set up. Good menu, lots on it. Opted for small breakfast's.Young waitress who took our order was firing us questions like a Gatlin gun!Phew!!!Very tasty and well cooked and presented.

Looked so appealing on the outside, we went in. They serve sandwiches and desserts mostly. You can see everything is homemade and fresh. I had their scone and clotted cream and jam - wow! Daughter had a sandwich which comes cut in 3 pieces with a little salad - also very tasty. Nicely decorated inside. What a gem!

Called in for lunch we had the afternoon tea which was a sandwich and warm fresh scone with jam and cream including a pot of tea for one for £9.50 and a ham sandwich with a latte, all very tasty and reasonably priced with very good table service and friendly staff

We visited The Coffee Mill twice in the same day and based on the first visit at 12.00 noon we would be saying that we had really nice tea served by reasonable staff in a nice location.

A welcome break from walking the city walls and streets. Service was a little patchy especially getting an order taken, but thereafter everything was fine including a tasty fruit scone.

Lovely food waitress service with china cups plenty of choice for meals and puds and slices of cakes very clean

Always enjoy this place. The coffee is good and the scones are as good as you could get. Freshly baked. Efficient service and good for lunchtime snacks.

Early lunchtime, this cafe was very busy but we found a small table for two. Very prompt service by pleasant staff and the food arrived quickly. We had two sandwiches with coffee, and they came with crisps and salad. Very tasty. Will come again when back in Chester.

We spend a pleasant hour having a snack and drinks in this tea shop. The menu was varied, and the service was very quickly served.

Lovely breakfast here which included proper mushrooms! I had a latte which took a long time to cool before I could drink it which was great as it prolonged our time in this gorgeous place. Very quaint, lace tableclothes and old photos of Chester on the wall. It was very busy (midweek 10 am ) and the tables were packed a little bit too close to each other for my preference but would definitely return

A very traditional British tea house in a very interesting city. We each had the full English breakfast meal, which had good portion sizes, however wasn't too sure about the sausage. Everything else was quite enjoyable.

This is the second time we visited The Coffee Mill in Chester. Last time was 2 years ago when we were in England for a wedding. The quality of food and service was outstanding. Adorable tables with lace tablecloths and exceptional staff. We arrived at 4:45 as they were cleaning up to go home. We asked if we were too late and they graciously invited us in and served a delicious Cream Tea.