The Doll's House On Hill in Harrow

Pre arranged lunch after a walking tour of the school on Harrow Hill. Light meal with wine served by excellent staff and even though we were a crowd, all sat down together and thoroughly enjoyed it.

Shocking, went in at 4.20pm to be greeted by a lady jumping up from her phone to simple state, we close at 5, not welcoming. We were only in for a quick soft drink on a break from a walk so ordered anyway, £13.50 for two milkshakes that were bland in flavour and lacking any care. I’d of been better off going to the shop and buying something there. To top it off, whilst drinking our drinks, two lads came out and starting clearing the tables inside around us and eyeballing us as if to hurry us up. We won’t be returning.

Stopped at the Dolls House on a nice Tuesday morning hoping to have a coffee only to be met by a very grumpy unwelcoming member of staff. When we asked for two coffees we were told we could have coffee, but would need to vacate the table after 1/2 hour because we were not having food. I could have accepted this if the cafe was busy but there was only a few people in and no reserved signs on any of the tables. Not sure if we were not the demographic they wanted in or this was a ploy to get us to spend more. The staff member will be glad to hear we won’t be back.

Decor not to my taste but our two breakfasts, which included tea/coffee, for £13 each, were absolutely delicious. The service was friendly and the place was warm and a welcome respite from the arctic conditions on the hill outside. It was very quiet but I suspect that was because the school Is closed for holidays.

Cute and quaint charming atmosphere. But the food quality is highly overrated for the price which is very expensive. Would advise against going for food as it is very expensive for the quality and service. Style over content. Tea and coffee is fine.

Lovely lunch with family. We a few different sandwiches and pancakes with the strawberries and blueberries served with it. We all enjoyed the food that was served.

Places struggled obviously, and are recovering. I get that. Coffee here was so-so, and matching central London prices at the more artisanal places, serving much better coffee. Service was efficient but could have been warmer. Quality/Price ratio not too sure on, but deserves another chance as a local place.

Hands down the best tuna melt I've had in my life. Beautifully crispy wholemeal toast, perfect tuna / mayo / cheese ratio. Delicious juicy sweetcorn. If Michelin starred restaurants did tuna melts they'd look and taste like this one. Truly scrumptious.

Lovely little spot at the top of the hill. Staff were friendly and accommodating, covid measures were in place with regards to sanitisers, social distancing and masks. Most importantly food was delicious as well as the cakes and fresh juices to boot. Happy to support small local businesses and this one is a treasure, maybe a little pricey would be the only small note.

Was taken here for a birthday cream tea. What a lovely cosy place with really nice staff. They also catered very well for my vegetarian needs while others had the regular sandwiches. The sandwiches, scones and cakes were all amazing, and freshly prepared to perfection. Bottomless tea ensured it all went down very well. I won’t need any dinner tonight. I strongly recommend this place to others and hope to return to try the rest of the menu at some point (especially the crepes!).

We came in for lunch. The soup was unusual, carrot and star anise from memory, it was very tasty and warming though would have been a bit spicy for some. I had a very decent cappuccino and a piece of their homemade blackberry cake. All in all very nice but rather pricey. A jacket potato is nearly £10 and a cooked breakfast is £11!

My friend and I spontaneously visited the Dolls House cafe expecting an extravagantly Georgian themed cafe, however, we were underwhelmed as soon as we walked in. My friend ordered one of the savoury pancakes which was overpriced at £12.50!!! And I ordered a toastie which happened to arrive soggy and tasteless which I politely mentioned it to the waitress serving us and afterwards made comments under her breath which was unprofessional. However, on a more positive note; I ordered a cream tea after the toastie was sent back which was yummy. The scone was very fresh and warm on arrival. If the lady serving us wasn’t so abrupt after I politely mentioned the soggy bread, I would definitely return in the future. The concept of the cafe is great, however; the execution, not so much.

A nice little place for taking tea, having a scone or afternoon tea. Service is good, you can sit outside or in, and it is a relaxed atmosphere. Beat to book as they are busy and popular and it’s not large premises. Very nice hot chocolate and mocha. The mix-matched crockery and old-world charm is ideal in the setting of Harrow in the hill. Recommend.

Visited here this morning with my mum for a special birthday breakfast. Thinking that because it was more expensive than the average price for a good breakfast in the area, it would be special...I WAS WRONG it was awful! OVER PRICES RUBBISH! And the service didn’t make it any better. We both had full English at £11 each. The mushrooms were over cooked and burnt making them dry and the sourdough bread smothered in margarine (Weather I wanted it or not), the bacon overcooked and hard. It was not a memorial breakfast. Maybe the addition of a tomato would have helped. Coffees average yet over priced at £3 each. Staff made it feel unwelcoming and an unfriendly atmosphere. Complained about the mushrooms, had to ask for them to be replaced. They took so long to come, that by that point we had given up on our breakfast. Manager not interested in the fact that we went happy, we weren't offed any discount or an apology, were told we still had the £29. Felt ripped off. I asked for a discount, staff had to go and ask the manager again for a discount, she wasn’t happy at all and after some convincing reluctantly gave us 15% off the bill. I said why not just give us the drinks for free. She seemed to have no idea about customer service. Paid £12 each and still felt ripped off. Won’t ever go back here. Awful money grabbing place with no idea how to deal with mistakes, which of course happen now and again, but if dealt with well customers will still leave happy. Not in this case!

I live locally and have been here a couple of times. The setting is nice, which I guess is why it is always so busy, but the food is bland and everything is extremely overpriced and not worth the money. I would recommend trying Battels down the road instead.

I can only assume the management has changed, as I used to enjoy eating here but that has changed. Visited today with a friend, who had pancakes which she enjoyed. I wanted to have tea and an egg mayo sandwich - typical afternoon tea fare. I was told that was not on the menu. So I suggested bring me a boiled egg and mayonnaise. That was a problem, let's be honest how diffcult could that be? The staff were very friendly overall. The lady who I presumed was the manager less so.I would not visit again, and would no longer recommend. Usually staff want to bend over backwards to accommodate patrons, in particular when it is something simple. This place used to exude lots of charm, which sadly is now missing.

Visited the dolls house cafe this morning for a brunch with my girlfriend. The menu on offer was taped to the wall to reduce possible covid cases. Wide variety of choice on the menu for all catering needs. I myself enjoyed a full english whereas my partner enjoyed a vegan protein breakfast. Both were delicious. I would highly reccomend this venue for anyone else looking for a peaceful brunch or afternoon tea.

The trouble with this place is that it is nothing special. Without the eat out to help out discount I would have felt rather ripped off. We arrived at 4pm, told the kitchen closed at 4.30pm so couldn't have afternoon tea.So ham and cheese toast with two sides. I opted for crisps and coleslaw, both seems a little merge. Scones were lovely, staff were nice, but something was sadly missing.

My partner and I visited on 25th July and we had an amazing time. The staff were all welcoming and professional and the food was delicious. I had the eggs benedict and my partner had the eggs verde - both options were made to perfect and the presentation was mouthwatering! This was then followed up by slices of chai cream and mango and pistachio & lemon cake which were both moist and delicious.It is also situated in a great location and has great views from the back tables.All necessary precautions have been made in relation to covid and all staff were wearing appropriate ppe.We look forward to returning very soon - thank you

I often come to the dolls house with family and friends but today’s trip was terrible. My boyfriend and I came in for a nice breakfast and ordered scrambled egg on toast with sausage and pancakes with lemon and sugar. We waited for about 15 minutes for our order to be taken and then over an hour for our food. After an hour a waitress came over and said our food will be ready in 2 minutes. 10 minutes later a different waitress came over and said that our food would be 5 more minutes. After this time we decided to pay for our drinks and leave without our food. Very disappointed.

Having read the previous ghastly and entitled review (which hopefully is removed by now as it contains language not welcome in 2020), I felt I had to review this place as a regular customer who visits at least once or twice a week. The Doll's House has had an entirely welcome change of ownership and management in the last 18 months and is getting stronger by the day. You are welcomed by the Manager, offered a choice of seating, get to choose from a vast and diverse menu, catering to many dietary requirements. The restaurant is spotlessly clean and Covid compliant. There are tables outside for a sunny day. Coffee and drinks are excellent and tasty. With Prosecco served, there isn't much more you could ask for. On an area for improvement, longer opening hours would be welcomed but my understanding is this is down to Harrow council's restrictions rather than the proprietor's choice. If it opened earlier, I would be here for breakfast every day!

Mediocre high tea. The scones were very dry. I asked them for egg free cakes which they charged £28 each for rather then £22.95 for as they said the chef would have to especially bake them but for the price the cakes did not taste that great. There was banana cake and chocolate cake. The sandwiches were just ok. They took a deposit at booking and then emailed all these t&cs. In the plus side we did get good table service, they sat us at the back where we had a good view of harrow and kept checking to see if we needed anything.

We stopped off for hot drinks after a walk on the hill and got there at half 4. It closed at 5 but we were welcomed and asked if we wanted hot food as the kitchen was closed. We said we just wanted drinks and cake and were shown to a lovely table with views over the rooftops and Harrow. Lovely, quaint and quiet. The service was quick and the cakes were huge, quiet music was playing and the atmosphere was very chilled. It was very expensive but as with most things you get what you pay for. Would def go again!

My friend and I had a delicious Sunday brunch at this beautiful little hidden gem on the hill! I’ve been to this area many times and I didn’t even know it existed. The food was absolutely delicious, the desserts were spectacular and the atmosphere is adorable. The staff are so so so friendly and welcoming and their hospitality was amazing. Their whole menu just looks amazing and if I could, I would’ve tried a lot more! It was just simply delightful. Highly highly recommend

Visited Harrow School and then wanted a snack. 4 of us all enjoyed very tasty and reasonably priced lasagne ... some with tea and some wine... 2 Windows at rear provided great view of London skyscape.

I’ve been having brunch and lunch here for years!!! Absolutely love it!! Menu is extensive vegetarians are well looked after staff are very friendly and all the food is simply delicious!! Will be back tomorrow!!

This is a nice place for tea, cake and lunch. Due to its location its predictably full of ladies who lunch, over-privileged people linked to Harrow School, tourists who think this is how English people really eat and locals who want a nice posh tea. It was a bit average and disorganised a few years back and has got its act together now and is suitable now very busy. Food and drink always seems to take longer than it should to arrive and is ridiculously over-priced for the area but people who come have the money so why not fleece them (£4 a slice of cake and £10+ for any kind of eggs on a muffin. Having said that, its a nice and quaint if slightly cliched ambience and the clientele and staff are all very nice so a nice environment and the food is nice. Best time to come might be during a lazy sunday lunchtime walk.

Great brewed tea and cakes were really delicious! The owner was very warm and welcoming as were the staff. A great hideaway in Harrow on the Hill. Definitely worth a visit! Thank you for your hospitality.

Visited Saturday morning. The place was quite busy but there were still tables. I was merged by a very friendly waitress who showed me to my seat. I had bacon baguette which was great - plenty of lean bacon, along with a coffee which was nice. Although I did not have tea this time I noticed that they had bone china cups and saucers which was good the see. Very friendly service and a great cafe with character.

Tea time et breakfast typique anglais ! Belle découverte, super bon. Très bon rapport qualité/prix. Un peu excentré dsu centre de Londres, mais si vous êtes dans les parages n’hésitez pas ! Un

This establishment is located near iconic Harrow Public School. This is a typical English tea cottage place and takes you back to English tea house and decor suits the period it represents. Food is good service is with a smile and very welcoming. Really enjoyed the day, worth a visit. Parking can be challenging due to its location otherwise fantastic. They take care for dietary veg, vegan & others. Always good to book for the weekend otherwise you are good go.

Love food and atmosphere. The afternoon tea is fab. There's limited places to grab a bite to eat on Harrow on the Hill, so this makes a great space to stop off for a coffee. I would say however that the prices do seem very high for the food you receive.

Absolutely Awful food and service. Manager is extremely rude! £54 for the worse lunch ever.....customers were returning their food and we heard several complaints whilst we were there but the manager had an awful attitude and just didn’t care! This used to be a gorgeous oldy worldy Old gem of a cafe but not anymore! Save your money and go elsewhere else!

This cafe literally looks like a dolls house - it is cute has inside and outside eating and the food was good. I had a vegetarian muffin, avocado and poached eggs with spinach and hollandaise on a muffin ( without the muffin for me - no Gluten free here unfortunately) . Service was lovely

We had to catch a bus and walk up a hill to get there as the buses weren’t running like normal due to the marathon! Lovely breakfast with eggs Benedict and perfect poached eggs ! Quaint little cafe with friendly staff Would recommend

Visited for a late lunch in the middle of the week - so the place was over half empty. After trying to order at the counter, we were told to sit down and someone would come out to us. Twenty minutes later we were still waiting.

I met a friend for lunch after a lovely walked that ended at Harrow on the hill. The food is fresh, and plenty of choices. We had scones and the were delicious. Definitely recommend a visit. Lovely view from the window too.

Able to sit outside for a drink and some food in the sun. Service is excellent. Super friendly staff that you can’t fault. Lots a varied lunch and breakfast options which were tasty. Would definitely go again and highly recommend!

This is a really cute little cafe, perched on upon Harrow on the Hill but the food is absolutely awful. The manager/owner seriously needs to carry out quality control; you are ripping off your customers. I ordered the American pancake breakfast at £11.00. For this you get, pancakes, bacon, maple syrup and eggs. Firstly, you need to study what an American pancake breakfast is because what I was brought was not it. I kid you not, the pancakes were smaller then the scotch pancakes you buy in the shop and they were thin and rubbery. I got 2 of these along with the runniest scrambled eggs, 1/2 tbsp of maple syrup and fatty bacon. Wasps were flying everywhere and quite frankly I was happy to give them the breakfast! The vegetarian pancake breakfast was even worse! You need to pay attention to your customer feedback, your food game seriously needs to improve if you are going to charge those sorts of prices. Terrible breakfast, I won't be returning.

My family and I frequented this once lovely establishment and I am very sad to say the quality has certainly hit the fan. We ordered an overpriced Avocado toastie- the mozzarella was missing and the avocado was black. When we complained the ''waitress in charge'' gave no apology for the service and lack of food quality. After years of frequenting the Dolls House, we shan't be coming back unless they substantially improve their food quality and change their staff who haven't got a clue what good service is.

Very friendly little cafe in Harrow-on-the-Hill. Lovely coffee and an good selection of home made cakes. They have a very pretty range of cake stands for their afternoon teas reminiscent of earlier times before everywhere became mass produced. Well worth a visit if you are in the area.

Food was great. Ordered a la carte rather than the set afternoon tea. Service was good as the school was not in session. Try to go out of the school term times and avoid speech day, start and end of term. Food is a bit over priced but nonetheless, was a nice quiet experience on the Hill.

This place is located on the hill Harrow by the Harrow boys school

We visited for a friends birthday instead of heading into London. I was glad as it was such a lovely experience. Many places in town you feel rather rushed and just like you are on a conveyor belt of people. At this place they made us feel so special and even sang happy birthday to my friend along with the other patrons who joined in.

£14 for a toasted panini and a cappuccino. Outrageous prices for bang average food. Nice coffee but £14?????

This average cafe is playing on the fact it has a famous public school nearby .

I came here for breakfast after walking up the hill to discover the harrow school area. The building is obviously old and charmingly decorated. The meat English breakfast was good, quality of the ingredients were top notch. Enjoyed it and will be coming back in the future if I am in the area.

Six of us visited for afternoon tea. The sandwiches were delicious, with lots of filling. It was lovely to have cucumber sandwiches, which I can't remember having in a restaurant for a very long time. The scones were still warm from the oven and very enjoyable. This is an attractive venue which added greatly to our enjoyment of the occasion. My only minor gripe is that one of my daughters was given a small coffee cup rather than a tea cup, which was not necessary as there were many tea cups available. This was my second visit to The Dolls House - I live in Manchester - and I will happily visit again.

Visited this café on a Friday morning in March for breakfast with a friend. The views from the back window are very pleasant. However the food is average, very expensive (£4 for a small pot of baked beans) and the staff are disinterested providing very slow service. Shame as we are local but not in a hurry to go back

Disappointed with almost everything. I went for an afternoon tea menu which is £22.95/ person and the quality of food was very poor - finger sandwiches tasted wrose than a sandwhich you buy at Tesco. My cup of tea was dirst so I asked for another one and then noticed that my fork also had dried food on it as it had not been washed properly. I didn't ask for another one as i was embarassed to do it again, i just didn't use it... The whole place was stuffy and didn't feel clean at all, the wood table was incredibly sticky and gross. I watched the girls who were serving and they were brining the "clean" tea cups to a cupboard before placing them on tables and they did so by putting their fingers inside the cups to grab more at the same time...and then they were putting them on people's tables! The only positive was the scone, cakes and tea which were good.

Cute little spot with beautiful views out of the back window.

Really beautiful and quaint decor, the food from the tea, soup, afternoon tea and milkshakes, everything tastes fantastic. You can tell it's all homemade with love as everything was such a high quality.

This was my first time at the Dolls House and we pre-paid for a Mother’s Day tea from 3-5pm

We booked to take both of our elderly mothers for Mothers Day tea and it was a fantastic decision.

Lovely Afternoon Tea for my mums Birthday.

A characterful house with rooms leading to the back where there is a great view. The group gave the two ladies plenty of work making drinks. They were served with a smile.

My wife and I went to this cafe on Harrow-on-the-Hill about 1:45pm on Sunday 24/2/19. we were seated quickly. Though the waitress wiped where we were sitting as we were sitting. She placed us right next to the very noisy drinks preparation/ washing up area. She gave us our menus. BUT things went downhill from there. She asked the couple on the table next to us for their order but ignored us. She then went to the seats outside and sat a party of about 6 at a table, came back into the cafe and then went back outside and took their order. Meanwhile, we brought one of the drinks for the next table to us. STILL she ignored us. We waited for a good 7-10 minutes but we were ignored. So we got up and left. My impressions - cramped, not much character, appalling service (unless you like being ignored). AND the prices were very high. So, if you want to pay over the odds to be ignored go there. In the end we found a brilliant little cafe in Harrow itself (not the Hill) where we got the same meal we would have had at half the price - AND it came very quickly too!

We came in October for my grandmothers 90th. They were so accommodating, the afternoon tea was lovely and the tea rooms are really cute. Very quaint and in a great location. Highly recommend and would definitely go again - brunch looked incredible!

Just had a walk from Harrow to Harrow Hill and had brunch in the Doll’s House. Fluffy scrambled eggs, crispy bacon and sourdough toast. Not cheap but very nice. Quite quiet at 11 am.

We went there for an afternoon tea. It is THE place to choose if you want to have a great time and lovely food.

Came to The Doll's House with my mum and nan to cheer my nan up after a few medical problems that she had been going through.

The sandwiches, cakes and scones were lovely as was the tea, Staff were so helpful could not do enough for us, thank you for a lovely afternoon will be back again

Went here for breakfast but the staff refused to be flexible in changing the breakfast for just a couple of items. The woman even got the manager involved to re-iterate their inflexibility. The menu is limited for vegetarians.

We enjoyed tea and cake at this cafe. The service was good and we sat ut in the sunshine which was lovely. There was a lot of choice of teas and it was served in china cups ad saucers (mismatched but that is quite quaint).

I ordered a tea and there was an odd smell and taste to it and then I realises it was bleach. I was not given formal apology except for not having to pay for my tea which I felt sick after drinking 2 sips. The manager did not even address the issue. Also, it is overpriced for what you are getting!

Visited on Sunday after the Town Carol concert at Harrow School. Great location and atmosphere However 2 coffees and cake £18. So very expensive. Both great but overpriced

A great little location for a treat or special occasion, it is quite expensive but the options were decent for a quaint little cafe. Vegan and vegetarian dishes and an alcohol licence was a nice little suprise, the cakes were beautiful and staff really friendly.

I had high hopes for this place and it was on my wish list for a long time. Polite staff on welcoming. Place wasn’t clean ie cups to store cutlery and table covers looked tacky. Food was nice, I had eggs benedict, tea and cake. Tea was just twinnings so nothing special, although cake was decadent for £6.50 a slice it was same quality as M&S; (which would have been cheaper). I thought it would be very vintage ie cultlery but overall cheap looking decor. Overall not impressed!!

What a fabulous place!! The staff couldn’t do enough to kick off my mums 70th birthday celebrations. The tea rivalled, and was probably better, than most London hotels and the staff were fantastic. For just 2 or 9 would absolutely recommend

"No dogs allowed" Never did I think I would see the day a new owner would deliberately sabotage their business. We are a dog friendly society and culture. For somewhere we have visited so regularly this is disgraceful. Why change something that worked so well?

New owners, - ban dogs. Illegal notice as no confirmation that blind people can bring their “eyes” with them. This is contrary to the Equality Act. In any case no accessible disabled toilet. An inauspicious start, obviously not wanting local people many who have frequented with their beloved and always well behaved pets to visit. There are other local eateries that do not have such views. This review actually represents a large previous client base.

Myself and a friend had a perfect girlie lunch here yesterday. The staff were all really friendly and helpful and made us feel very welcome. They couldn't have been more obliging if they tried. And as for our lunches, they were just delicious. My friend had a very generous salmon and avocado salad with sourdough which looked very appealing and I had a halloumi and roasted vegetable salad also with sourdough. It was absolutely delicious and both salads were very plentiful.

I ordered two bacon baguettes and coffees to take away. No complaints about the quality, which was good, but the bill was an eye watering £25! This has a put me off returning, which is a shame as it’s a charming little building in the conservation of Harrow on the Hill.

Pleasant welcome but ridiculously expensive. I ordered a scone and butter but was charged for a cream tea as apparently butter is the same as cream ( go figure) ...One guest ordered a side of avocado which was £3 for 4 tiny slices. I didn’t argue as was paying for guests but won’t be back!

A great little cafe with lots of options for all tastes and dietary requirements. I got the vegetarian sausage with scrambled eggs on sourdough. delicious!

the food is distinctly average however very overpriced! harrow on the hill is a lovely location, but this place is just taking advantage of that.

Cream tea with home made scone was delicious. Service friendly. Good value for money. Will return when next in area.

I visited with my family the food and service was excellent the staff are very welcoming and friendly.l would highly recommend the Halloumi and roasted vegetables and the vegan nutty shake both are delicious this is a very cosy cafe well worth a visit also their cakes are delicious and homemade and their scones with clotted cream and jam are amazing

We visited for an early light lunch and both opted for scrambled eggs. My friend had two rashers of bacon with hers and I had two small sausages. Both were served with hard sourdough bread - which neither of us ate. I don't know how many eggs they use for each portion but there was far too much, completely filling the plate. It was okay-ish but for £9.75 each I certainly won't be rushing back.

I recently had lunch at the Dolls House at Harrow on the Hill. I had booked a table for two well in advance and on arrival was shown to a small table situated below the slanted ceiling (all tables bar one were unoccupied so we were surprised we were placed there). We eventually asked to be moved to another table, having bumped our heads when getting up to use the loo and to get the waitress to place our order. So not the best of starts.

£6 per slice of cake. Despite seeing comments on previous reviews saying prices are clearly displayed none of our group could see the prices on the menu or in the shop. So perhaps they are displayed, just not very clearly.

I booked the 'Den' area for a surprise Afternoon Tea birthday party. It was a beautiful space. The service was good and the food was fabulous! I had 2 dogs with me and the staff were great with them.They brought over a water bowl and gave them some fuss. They love fuss! So nice to find a place where they welcome the dogs as much as people.

The food is good and freshly prepared, but the price is extortionate. For instance a slice of home made cake sets you back £6 and a sandwich £11. As good as they are, they are not worth the cost.

I have visited the Dolls House 4 times. It never fails to disappoint. The value for money is dreadful. I ordered an ice coffee. Watery, tasteless, cheap ingredients, no ice. Although the weather was 34° the drink was so bad I couldn’t finish it. Dehydration was a more attractive option. Each time I’ve returned I have done so hoping the previous experience was an unfortunate one-off. They are a series of costly unfortunate one offs.

There was a group of 6, it was extremely hot and stuffy however they kindly offered to open extra windows.

I have lived on Harrow on the Hill for years and we visit The Dolls House as a family often for lunch and Ice Cream. Today we had their Afternoon Tea for the first time and it was fabulous. We had the vegetarian option and the sandwiches were fresh with delicious filings, the scones were warm and the homemade cakes were lovely. We couldn’t eat it all so took some of the cakes home. I have had Afternoon Tea in many places in London and The Dolls House, with its unique setting is one of my favourites. The staff are always friendly and we love it there. I will definitely be back for Afternoon Tea and lunch soon!!!

Manager was quick to respond and very helpful via phone and email to arrange a special day for a friend. Parking is limited but not a huge problem as you can find some down the side roads. The cafe is full of character, it’s vintage and nothing matches, we loved it! The food was very nice, everyone was very complimentary of the scones and brownies. The den area seats 12 people and I wouldn’t squeeze more in as you’d struggle to fit chairs. It was a hot day so it was quite warm in the den, I’d take a fan with you. Overall lovely experience and I will visit again.

Lovely Sunday lunchtime meal with the family. Service is outstanding and food was very good. Perhaps a tad expensive but you get what you pay for. Will certainly be back soon!

Visited with friends and ordered a juice with extra ice.. I received 3 ice cubes. Ordered a large vegan shake and set £7 was absolutely astonished to receive a standard size glass with a very luke warm drink. Clearly there was no ice cream on this and the vegan milk had obviously not been in the fridge. My friend had to go and ask them to add ice to make it bearable. I know this is London but didn't expect such a rip off. Never again

This tea room is a little gem and in a great location. The homemade cakes are absolutely superb. Always a gluten free Christmas variety, fresh and delicious. Good coffee and an outside seating area which is dog friendly and lovely on a warm summers day. Only downside is the cooked breakfast a little disappointing. But for tea and cakes, wonderful.

We came for breakfast and was very disappointing.Service has a lot to be desired .It wasn’t even that busy but we waited 15 mins for them to take our order and what annoyed me more that the people that came in after us there order was taken first .One of the girls did apologise .I agree with other reviews £11.00 for a breakfast very steep indeed that didn’t even include The drinks .Sorry but we will not be returning .

Great location, cute little place. Sadly very disappointed. We had reservations for 4 people Sunday brunch & arrival on time, they were seating people behind us before us. Took 30 mins to take our orders, then the waitress totally forgot to ask me what I wanted. Tea was served with stale milk. Water after reminding few times was served on discoloured plastic cups. The food was just ok not worth the prices. It took an hour to get some simple breakfast food served. It was very hot inside we were seated in the attic & some fan could help keep the temperature down. I would not recommend this place if you are used to Cote, Bills etc as quality, service or value for money is not here.

It is a nice place in Harrow on Hill, sp with school around.

I went to this place on Sunday and I must admit I enjoyed a very nice Almond Late! The place was fully booked. I didn't eat breakfast but the menu looks lush! I have to go back there to try their food!

I've been here a few times now! Just had my Baby Shower here last weekend and yet again the food and service was excellent! The staff are superb at making you feel very comfortable and go above and beyond in their hospitality! All of my family and friends had nothing but positive comments to say about this place.I'm trying to think of the next event that I can hold here! Recommend highly!

It is a cute place and staff are friendly. The food and drinks are average. We have used this place since 2014. The prices have increased and portion sizes got smaller. Parking is a real problem.

Freshly made my backside. Deffo made in bulk and frozen. Damn expensive. Food is not brilliant. Had chocolate raspberry cake & coffee. Coffee was luke warm and cake was dry and nasty. Went to pay for said yuk food & thought after I best go get a loan from the bank so I could get through the rest of the month till pay day. Just used random date as I do not wish to remember this awful experience. As in previous reviews the management are not very good in customer service. Majority of the young girls are very polite & lovely. Something the owners need to brush up on.

Visited for brunch on a Sunday. It was really busy but we got a table outside in the glorious sunshine.

There were 3 adults and 2 children, we had a club sandwich, eggs royale, crepe (very crispy) Nutella and banana and another one with lemon and sugar and a waffle plus 2 slices of cakes and drinks for nearly £90! I was expecting the waffle at £9.50 would be a homemade one but it was a pre bought one so thought that was very expensive at £9.50. The staff was nice and friendly and it’s nice inside but too expensive to go again. If it was a bit cheaper I would be regular!

This place is a one off in this part of London. It is a very quaint village tearoom with seating inside that has views from the top of the hill as well as seating outside. We came in for coffee and cake. The cappuccino was quite good and the cake was very nice - if a rather small slice. Unfortunately for 2 coffees and a small slice of cake the bill came to £12 which is very expensive.