The Cottage in Cheshire West and Chester

Disappointed, over priced. My partner opted for English breakfast at £12.50. Two bacon,one egg,grilled tomatoes and small amount of mushrooms,one toast and coffee. For the price I would have expected more mushrooms a hash brown and some beans and a sausage, shouldn't be called an English breakfast and not include sausage. Waitress did swap one bacon for a sausage but that should have been included.

Friendly staff, food good and pleasant ambience. Unpleasant taste later, when we were charged £1 each for 2 small slices of lemon in the "free" hot water.

Service was OK but cafe had obviously changed hands. Menu had no real main meals and the food was poor. Cakes were not homemade and scones had run out by lunchtime!!

This is a lovely tea shop . The menu has a good variety on it and our sandwiches were packed full of beautiful chicken very fresh and delicious. We enjoyed tea and cakes to follow . A good selection of home make deserts , spoilt for choice really. The staff are very attentive and friendly . We were served in good time . The prices were very fair ,I will definitely be returning .

What an amazing find this one. Beautiful tea room with friendly staff. It was busy and you can see why. The food was amazing. We opted for two breakfasts and tea for two. Highly recommended this place. Their toast is thick and freshly cut. That makes the visit for us 😍. Plenty of ornaments and pictures that autheticates the tea room. Lovely

Me and my mum booked a table for the Christmas lunch on the 17th. My mum had a turkey dinner with all the trimmings and a lemon mousse to finish off. I had a cheese muffin stacked with black pudding, bacon, a poached egg and hollandaise sauce, followed by a tiramisu. Both meals were absolutely gorgeous. Great service and I loved the crackers on the table. I took those home to pull with my son. Thank you so much for a lovely lunch. We will be back to do it again.

Popped in for a quick bit to eat. Lovely service and a delicious breakfast to follow. A very quaint tea room on the high street serving lovely cakes

We had a family gathering here yesterday. All of the staff were lovely, so friendly and very accommodating as one of our family members was in a wheelchair. Good quality for the food and drinks and the apple & cinnamon tea was delicious. A lovely little tearoom with tasty food and brilliant customer service.

We popped in on Sunday 22/08/21 for a snack the service was fantasic and the food was brilliant. We both ha a bacon sandwich we both agreed it was probably the best one we have ever had and there scones with jam and cream would stand up against any i you could get inCornwall or Devon. We will return

Was in Frodsham and popped in here for lunch, service was swift.. Food was delicious chicken sandwich on brown, came with crisps and homemade coleslaw. Simple but delicious.. will definitely be back with better half next time

Visited here after staying away for the night, chose here to have our breakfast the next day, food was amazing and the service was just as good, highly recommend this place will be coming back

We love The Cottage, have been coming for years and never done a review. There is nothing better than coming here at the weekend for a good breakfast, they offer more custom or specialist breakfasts rather than just a full English. I'd recommend the Meat Feast or Works, these are the best breakfast going...anywhere...I've never found a better place. The price is good for the items, and the produce is locally sourced and delicious. The service is always relaxed and puts you at ease from the moment you walk in. We have been almost every month for the past two years and will continue to come back.

It was warm yesterday (Saturday) so we sat outside. We both had the chocolate cake with ice cream. I had orange ice cream with my cake, both were excellent. I really enjoyed the treat of eating cake in the sunshine. Staff at the Cottage were friendly and efficient. Well worth a visit.

Walked by and this place looked nice. Nice coffee and tea cake. Reasonable price and friendly staff.

Me and my other half popped in for a coffee and a cake, I had a filter coffee and a cream tea which was absolutely lovely. My other half had coffee and walnut cake and a latte she loved the cake. She said the latte was lovely and my filter coffee was stunning...will be back again soon.....staff were very polite....

I tried to catch the waitress to ask for a menu to no avail until she eventually came over for an order. I explained I had no menu to which she almost dismissed me. I asked twice for a glass of water to enable me to take some medication- this never came. I had come in to rest due to not feeling well and I felt insignificant and unwelcome. I will nere go there again.

Called in for a breakfast and were we glad we did, friendly staff great tea and superb breakfast, quickly served with a smile. Lovely homely cafe.

Visited with my daughter & 20 month old granddaughter. Quaint little place on the High Street. Very friendly & served small cake portion for my Grandaughter on child friendly plate which was a lovely touch. The menu had a good selection of food & drinks & traditional afternoon tea . We had drinks & the most delicious cakes. Most enjoyable visit. Will return.

Came across this cafe whilst visiting Frodsham (a nice market town) with my wife. We were both pleasantly surprised with the good menu choice. We had open toasted sandwiches and home made scones - both were delicious. The cafetiere coffee was excellent as well. We nearly didn't go in as the "smallish" room was full but one of the locals told us that there was a conservatory area down a small passage and - if the weather is fine - further tables in a garden area. They are missing trade by not advertising this better.Definitely on our "return to" list.

Great teas and great coffees plenty of different varieties to choose from. Homemade cakes and scones. Plus breakfast, lunch sandwiches, tea cakes etc. Definitely worth a visit. Lovely conservatory and outside area

As a family get together on Monday we visited the cottage tearooms in Frodsham on the Main Street, not for the first time!We had a gathering of ten from Frodsham, Australia and Germany. They opened up the conservatory for us and they were SO WELCOMING AND FRIENDLY. We spent about three hours in there enjoying the full English breakfast which is wonderful value and includes toast and tea or coffee. Then later some had cake and another coffee. The food is EXCELLENT AND REASONABLY PRICED. Children are welcome too. You would have quite a struggle to find better. The lunches are great too. Why not have a visit and enjoy the moment. Parking available on the Main Street

Really good service and very friendly staff there isn’t lots of choice but there is enough to make a good menu. A nice, cozy place and quite cute. A very good trip all round and would recommend to any unsure people.

This is an update on my previous review - following that review I was contacted by the manager who wanted to make matters right. Three of us visited yesterday. The only negative comment (hence the four stars) refers to the same waitress that was so rude to us in October: she accosted my friend and I as we were walking to the conservatory where we had a table booked and very rudely told us that there wasn't space for two at the back - she didn't greet us, say hello or anything, nor did she ask whether we had booked a table or whether anyone else was joining us. She really was very offputting.Apart from that, everything was lovely. The lady who served us in the conservatory was warm and friendly and very welcoming. We ordered our breakfasts, preferences were accommodated without question (which is much appreciated as another local restaurant won't) and in fact asked for, indeed when my friend didn't want one item she was invited to choose an alternative. The waitress was very knowledgeable about the coffees they served and very helpful. Service was efficient and pleasant without being overbearing and despite being busy there was no pressure to leave, we were able to enjoy our meals and coffees for as long as we wanted.Breakfast was freshly cooked and delicious: it consisted of bacon, egg, tomato, and toast - more than adequate for me.It was an altogether very different and much better experience! Thank you Cottage!!

I went to Frodsham with my Daughters for market day and found this lovely little vintage tea shop we all ordered a cooked breakfast and a large pot of tea for the 3 of us, the food was gorgeous well cooked with lively thick buttered toast and a pot if tea enough for us to have 2 cups each will definitely go again :)

Walked into Frodsham along the Sandstone Trail & decided to have breakfast. We selected The Cottage on the High Street & received a lovely welcome as we walked in & were asked if we’d like to eat in the Conservatory. Ordered the English breakfast (with a pot of tea included, only £5.50 ... superb value) & the poached eggs on toast. The toast (thick white & wholemeal) on both breakfast was so tasty, all in all a superb meal, lovely service & great value for money. We’ll be back.

My friend and I visited for a coffee. The waitress was nothing short of rude, to be fair all tables were occupied and she seemed to be on her own. There was only one menu on our table and she didn't offer us an additional menu.

Lovely home made cakes made by Donna in the kitchen. Food good and reasonably priced. The waitress Betty always makes us very welcome.

What a find this was. Called in for coffee. It was such a good old fashioned little tea shop and the aromas were tempting so we had toast and I had a pot of tea while hubby had coffee. It was delicious, proper toast. We noticed what other people were having and it all looked delicious. We will be visiting again, soon

Wow - I just love this little teashop, it’s lovely decoration, amazing food & cakes together with its friendly staff make this place a little gem. Not only do I pop in here for a treat anytime I get the chance (for cake) but I have also used this venue for a couple of afternoon tea birthday parties as well as a charity afternoon tea and on all occasions they have gone above and beyond to make our experience a pleasant one. I can’t recommend this teashop enough :-)

This is a nice place for coffee and a snack. The staff are very nice. On a nice day you can sit outside.

Enjoyed the coffee but as other reviewers said the waitress who served us should read these reviews and take note!! Had to get our own menu then were told that it was too late to get food. If the lady had attended us when we had arrived immediately we possibly could have had a sandwich?? Not the best way to run a business

Strange to find so many good reviews. I think the last couple of reviews are more correct regarding poor staff. I visited this cafe with my mother and daughter to have lunch. Last time I visited must be over 10 yrs ago. Quite disappointed compared to how it used to be. Salad that came with our food was very basic just a bit of lettuce with 1 slice of cucumber with 1 piece of tomato. Tea was a small pot for two compared to other cafes. The main thing which I didn’t like was the unfriendliness of the staff. The lady serving us didn’t even attempt to give us menus then came straight over for order when I got menus myself! She had an off manner and then walked off. The lady in the kitchen who I paid also had an off manner. She actually over charged me but couldn’t be bothered telling her, just won’t be rushing back!! I think they need to learn a bit about the hospitality business. Think they only do decent business because it looks nice and there aren’t many cafes in Frodsham.

Visited the Cottage Tea Room today sat down waiting to order and the Waitress was to busy talking rather than serving customers ,she knew we were waiting to be served but Completely ignored us which I found very rude. After 10 - 15 minutes we got up to leave and told another member of staff the reason we were leaving and she was not in the least interested.

The breakfast as usual was very good but we disliked intensely the attitude to the extent of rudeness of one of the servers. We came away very disgruntled.

We always call for breakfast when in Frodsham. It can be quite busy but there is a big conservatory and courtyard at the back where we sometimes sit. Service is always great and the staff are extremelyfriendly and helpful. All the food we have ever had has been excellent and great value. You need to be aware that they only take cash but there are cash points nearby

popped in for a quick lunch and was served quickly and good food. reasonable price and good staff. Will be going again after Christmas

Food is lovely here x all home made, veggie breakfast is good and good value for eggs, beans, mushrooms, tomatoes, thick toast and a hot drink and they happy to remove eggs or whatever and add more of something else if you prefer. Staff are always lovely and friendly. It’s traditional decor and not the sort of place you would sit and chat for ages as it’s small, but for good homemade food with a good menu selection and specials then this is an ideal place to eat.

Have been to the tea rooms quite a few times and it never fails to deliver a good meal of high standard. Did feel on this occasion the staff were warmer than usual! A lovely atmosphere. Food is always excellent, and all my guest over the years have enjoyed the FRODSHAM TEAROOMS.

If your a fan of a traditional tea shop or a visitor who has never tried one well you are in for a treat here! Perfect for an afternoon cream tea with quaint surroundings and lovely fresh homemade food and great tea served as it should be! If you are in Frodsham do not miss a visit to the Cottage but beware it gets very busy at times especially on Market day (Thursdays)

The food and quaintness of the cafe is lovely. The food is nice and has a good choice. The seating is a little tight and you can sometimes feel that you are sitting on top of each other. It has been changed round recently and seating has slightly improved. The prices are average and the only thing I could say is the staff could be friendlier!! As closing time approaches customers were walking in and abruptly being told " we are not doing food! ". People were just walking out and I thought..... What impression are you giving. If management is reading this - your cafe is lovely but perhaps you could spend a little time with your staff on customer service.

We had a light lunch from their quite large menu, it's all quite simple stuff, nothing fancy - sandwiches, jacket potatoes, things on toast, breakfasts. Hubby had the large breakfast which he enjoyed, though at £7 it was a little pricey for the quality. I chose smoked salmon and scrambled egg off the special board, only to be told they'd sold out, so instead had the soup and sandwich at £7 again. The stilton and mushroom soup was really tasty and the tuna mayo sandwich was nice, though a little let down by the dry browning bits of salad on the side. We both enjoyed the mugs of hot chocolate. The only let down really was the waitress who could have been friendlier and made us feel a bit rushed. The décor is a bit tired but otherwise OK. Good spot for a simple light lunch.

Stopped for a coffee sat outside. Very attentive staff Wish i had ordered something from the extensive breakfast menu !!

Nice tea shop providing a good selection of cakes and scones. The tea shop is well presented with very friendly staff.

Went in for brunch with my daughter and it was rammed (as usual). Managed to get a seat outside in the sunshine so we were happy.

My dad my youngest daughter and myself visited here for only the second time (we wasn't overly impressed the first time but thought we would give it another chance) the food was okay it nothing special, but the staff member that served us was miserable, we asked of a high chair for my 2 year old and she said she will get a booster seat! But gave a look that could kill! she got the booster seat and came and put it on a chair I said thank you and she just walked off, I then got my daughter in the chair and she came back to set the table as she put each set of cutlery down I said thank you, normally servers say your welcome even if just the once......

A lovely small tea shop on the main street in Frodsham.Delightful old building with friendly efficient staff.Lots of locals were there. That is always a good sign.Extensive menu available and it all looks good.

Have visited a few times for tea/coffee and cakes and find it to be a lovely cafe with friendly staff and good service. The scones are so fresh and delicious and there is a good selection of cakes. I had a tea cake which can so often be dry and lacking in fruit, but this was really great. Next time we'll go for lunch as the sandwiches on the next table looked very tempting with plenty of filling! Very good value for money, look forward to our next visit.

What a fantastic place to stop and have a meal or just a cup of tea, the quality of the full English breakfast takes some beating.

What a delightful charming little place to escape this busy world and relax for a while. Beautifully clean and tastefully decorated using old world charm. Great menu on offer and the food was lovely and the coffee hot. The staff are really friendly and helpful, will certainly return when lm next in Frodsham. Seating available outside for the warmer days.

We were recently moored on the River Weaver on a boating trip and realised Frodsham would make a great 7 mile circular walk and was a chance to stock up on supplies. It was warm morning when we did the trip so we were ready to rest a while and grab a drink just as we passed The Cottage. We were just getting coffee but we got a warm welcome. We didn't ask if it was dog friendly as they had seats in the sunshine outside. How lovely that they didn't think of just the humans but offered water for a thirsty whippet. And then appeared with a very generous treat. Great customer service in a pleasant town.

This shop is extremely adorable! The decoration is beautifully simple, the food is great, the staff is attentive. It really is a must go place if you're visiting Frodsham.

Visited yesterday around 10am with my Mum and my Niece on entering we got a table straight away. When you walk in you feel like your in a Fairy Tale its so quaint and pretty with an extensive Menu and Specials to chose from. We ordered a pot of Tea for two and I had an Americano Coffee we ordered two Sausage and Egg on Toast and one Bacon and Egg on Toast which we didnt have to wait long for. All were presented lovely and were tasty. The Staff were lovely especially the young lady who was very helpful when i asked for a pot of hot water to top the tea up it wasn't a problem. The prices are a little bit more pricey but worth every penny as all the produce is locally sourced, fresh and delicious. If you venture into Frodsham definately give this Tea Room a visit i assure you won't be disappointed.

Have met friends and family here several times for lunch and it's always been good. The Conservatory area is particularly nice in Summer.

Really good breakfast with local produce, even toast is made from Lawless's bakery just up the road.

Popped in as it was the first place we came across once parking up.Pleasant little place gets quite congested though - good pot of tea and nicely presented food. The only downside was the smell of cooking whilst you were in there, also it lingered on your clothes plus they don't take card payments- cash only

Well! upon entering at 14:55 we were greeted by"we have stopped serving hot food" and when the waitress came to take our order at 15:10 we asked about afternoon tea, to which we were told "no we stop at 15:00 but I will check" and she came back with the answer "No" and that is in the middle of the afternoon, when are you suppose to have afternoon tea, at lunch time, eh? Nothing had to be cooked. Why oh why do we in Britain have food outlets which finish serving so so early in the day??? Now as to the food my scone was very good, my wife's lemon meringue cake was OK except that the lemon filling was on the sweet side for a lemon filling, it lacked the tang of a lemon.

Have been visiting the Cottage for over 15 years and always been quite pleased. I used to love your prawn sandwiches but you keep changing the sauce. On our last visit the bread was the thinnest, cheapest bread I have ever seen, Why do your serve that?, why not serve your sandwiches on granary bread like you used to or thick bread? It really spoils the sandwiches and I don't think we will return.

Lovely food, had to wait a little longer than I would have expected. Waitress who served us was rude miserable and not very helpful. However younger waitress very helpful and made up for this, worth a second visit I think

Had lunch, was rather late and thought I may not get much. They were almost ready to close,however, they did a breakfast for me. After spending all morning at the hospital, this laws an excellent late lunch. They never fail to deliver.

Visited for breakfast on a busy Market day. From outside it looks tiny but there is a big conservatory and courtyard at the back where we chose to sit. Service was good and food came quickly - especially impressive as it was so busy! Food was tasty and staff catered happily for my awkward daughter who wanted to amend her order.Only one thing to be aware of - they only take cash but there is a cash point next door to the cafe - still, in this day and age it is a bit of a pain!

quaint and charming, you will receive excellent value for money, lovely food, friendly and attentive staff

We are frequent visitors to the cottage tea shop. The breakfasts are superb and the afternoon tea is wonderful and great value at under £8 per head. I would recommend the coronation chicken sandwiches with a slice of the toffee & ginger cake. These come served on a caddy with salad and crisps and a pot of tea.If you want a light bite the cheesy crumpets are a favourite, the cheese is all golden and they melt in your mouth. We love this place so much that we visit before we go on long journeys ie. last year we went to ladies semi finals day at Wimbledon and went for an afternoon tea here before we caught the train, as you would not get this value for money in London.It's in such a great location within the town and the staff are lovely.Although it looks small from the outside there is additional seating in the conservatory at the back and tables to sit outside when the weather is nice.

Disappointed when we visited the tea room today, We have passed this place many times as we have a caravan nearby and have always said we would call in but never got round to it. Four of us called in today. The curried mushrooms on toast were very tasty but one of the party ordered a toasted sandwich on brown bread. This arrived burnt. The side salad accompaniment was poor consisting of some chopped lettuce and tomato which looked tired. Husband recommends the coffee but overall a poor experience. There are many other places to eat in Frodsham and we shall be tring these in the future,

Went with friends during the morning and had various versions of cooked breakfasts. Can only say good things. Food was lovely, service and staff were spot on. I will be returning and would recommend a visit if you are in frodsham.

Excellent café and eating place in middle of Frodsham. We go every Wednesday and Friday after yoga class, those cakes are lovely. Lunches are varied and filling, staff superb. Donna and Betty stand out. Well worth a visit, right by the 'bus stop.

Love this little place. Very quaint, and quirky interior. They do a mean afternoon tea. I have taken my Mum in a few times and she absolutley loves it. Basic menu, but what they do, they do well. Fab cakes.

My family and I called in for breakfast. Wow. Lovely place. My children both enjoyed theres. And the full english my wife and i had left us stuffed. Staff where great and lovely with our girls. Would definitely come back.

this is the second time i have visited this very quaint tea room and it is still as nice the second time around everything about this place in my estimation is lovely nice coffee and very clean cutlery (i am a stickler for clean knives and forks ) the food is of the highest quality and the price wont frighten you, it is a bit small on the inside so it would,nt be suitable for anyone in a wheel chair

Called in at 2.30 on Saturday afternoon to be told there was no food. The cafe was due to close at 3.30, and I know any food establishment will have to stop taking orders before closing time, but an hour! So instead I asked for the cream tea, but was told there were no scones.I settled for a pot of tea and a slice of cake - raspberry and coconut, which was tasty.

No matter when I go into Cottage Tea Shop I always have full english breakfast, which is always good and freshly cooked. Staff remember what I usually have, and are very friendly.

Visited on Saturday afternoon. Very busy and people being turned away!! Warm and lovely welcoming decor. Enjoyed tea and gorgeous scones and cream!!! Many others were having lunch and all looked very nice indeed. They have a conservatory at the back so don't just look in and think it's full!!!! Not ideal for buggies and prams but 2 mums turned up with children and a pushchair and were made welcome. They didn't use a high chair but I'm sure they must have them I just didn't see them. Toilets were adequate. Staff friendly. At first I ordered a decaf coffee...... no decaf available on this occasion!A great find. Will be back!!

My husband and I visit The Cottage regularly because of the quality of the food, the surroundings and the excellent customer service. It's a traditional tearoom which has regularly changing window displays. At the moment the theme is WW2 with wartime music in the background and the staff wearing wartime dress. The food is cooked fresh, piping hot and reasonably priced. Toasted teacakes for breakfast or curried mushrooms on toast for lunch.....excellent.

My partner and I stopped here for lunch on a Saturday afternoon. We were attracted by the 1940s / WW2 décor outside, which we later learned was for a 40s festival held at the café between 2nd and 14th November. The café was decked out in flags, bunting, poppies and vintage posters from the era; all the staff were dressed in 40s theme and there was suitable war-time music being played quietly, which gave the place a lovely atmosphere.We were seated in the conservatory at the back because the main part was full. We actually preferred the conservatory area, which was brighter and airier that the front of the café. We thought there was a good choice on the menu, with some interesting lunch options. I had a mango and stilton rarebit with salad (and extra bacon), which was delicious and I savoured every mouthful. My partner ordered Welsh rarebit, but they had sold out unfortunately and so he went for cheese surprise instead with apple and ham. We had lattes with our meal but ended up staying longer to enjoy some cake / dessert and a pot of tea for two. The place was relaxing, the food excellent at not too bad a price and all the staff seemed friendly and helpful. We were in no hurry to leave and will definitely be returning on our next trip to Frodsham.

Have stopped here for breakfast a couple of times - excellent breakfast at a reasonable price. Good service. It can be quite busy and we have failed to get a table on one occaision. Will be going back

Called in for a quick bite to eat with my sister. The food was very nice, well cooked and very tasty. Delivered to the table quickly. Portion size could be a little larger but nice nonetheless. It was a little expensive considering what we had. Bacon, egg and black pudding on toast and a ham and cheese sandwich with just one drink - a very nice latte - and was over £13.00. Menu could be made clearer and is a bit confusing in some areas. Separate listings for 'On toast', 'Toasted', 'Toasties'. Tomato ketchup was clearly a cheap brand. Very vinegar taste and very thin but my only real criticism. Had some lovely looking cakes on display but I didn't have the time to indulge. I would recommend and I enjoyed my lunch.

Nice and clean not a proper tea rooms more a cafeThe tea was just a teabag in a pot and the gluten free option only shop bought bars hot home Meade like you would expect.Nothing special staff were friendly

The food is great, the service is great and the cakes? - HEAVEN!! If they had beds I'd move in tomorrow!

Rode into Frodsham looking for somewhere to rest and refuel and this place was just what I needed . Table & chair outside so I could keep an eye on my bike and afternoon tea or coffee with a sandwich and a slice of cake ... Perfect Friendly waitress took my order , no scones so I had to settle for a fresh Raspberry sponge cake . Presently surprised when I food was delivered to my table . I scoffed the lot 10/10 only disappointment they never had Wifi . I'll be Back

Local quirky tea room on the main street in Frodsham. I visited with my Mum for afternoon tea using a 2 for 1 voucher from PG tips. We booked a table as it gets busy. We had a sandwich of choice and scones with cream and jam. I had lovely Earl Grey and my Mum had a latte coffee. Food was nicely served on a tiered plate.It was great value for money and the food was freshly prepared and rather tasty.We are returning to have lunch again soon. Lovely introduction to this popular little tea room.

We called for coffee and cake at about 3.10 pm on Thursday. While the refreshments were very good, unfortunately we found the service was very poor - no 'please' or 'thank you' or 'would you like anything else?' The server was almost rude. It was only when staff started cleaning up around us and we asked if they were closing that we realised that they closed early on Thursday. If they had mentioned this when we arrived, we would have gone elsewhere.

Stopped here for breakfast and glad we did, quality food, nice decor and good serviceMy partner said his cafetière of columbian was excellentI had the full works breakfast very tasty, well cooked and very fast service

This is a splendid tea room. The menu is varied and has unusual dishes. Their Full English Breakfast' is first class. I had spicy mushrooms on toast which was very good. The ambience and interior is very pleasant and is all a village tea room should be. Highly recommended.

We found this place by chance as we detoured off the motorway. We sat out side in the sun trap courtyard garden at the rear.The menu is good wife had a sandwich and I had the big breakfast which was very good value for the money.Good staff clean and tidyNice little place and good find will be back.

popped in for a cup of tea and a cake was very nice indeed will visit again and maybe have a light lunch

Always a lovely meal here and the cakes are wonderful; big slices too! Staff are friendly and if the small tea shop at front is busy I recommend seeing if the conservatory and courtyard at the back are open.

I have eaten here several times and it has always been tasty and good value. On my most recent visit I had a cafetiere of Colombian coffee (at least 4 cups) for less than the price of one drink at a nearby national chain. I also had a substantial slice of Red Velvet cake which I can wholeheartedly recommend. The menu is extensive and varied, so you can always find something suitable. There are a few tables on the pavement outside which are very pleasant on a sunny day.

Called in to this quaint little Tea Rooms which has a unique history,which is written on the back of the menu. don't be put off if it looks full as there is more room in a conservatory at the back. We ate in the Conservatory and the waitress greeted us with a happy smile and gave us good service throughout. Some tasty dishes on the menu. I had the Hot Tuna, cheese and onion on thick Bread with a mug full of Horlicks. Very Tasty.