The Georgian Rooms in East Riding of Yorkshire - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Tea room and cafe on the ground floor , antiques upstairs. Popped in for lunch as we were walking past and it looked interesting. Eclectic decor. Lovely friendly staff. Large portions and reasonable prices. If we lived here it’s certainly somewhere we would go again. They do seem to have regulars as a lot of people were welcomed by name. Pictures of dads army actors on the walls when, old town Bridlington was used as walmington on sea. In the film

What a hidden gem of as place for a coffee or afternoon tea! Interesting collectables shop and beautiful garden at the rear to sit in peace with a coffee and scone. Bridlington old Town.

We have started to visit this wonderful gem weekly as love it so much. The staff are super friendly and efficient. There's always a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The food is exceptional and good value for money. It's open 7 days a week and until 4pm, which us rare for Bridlington. They have a hot drink loyalty scheme and cakes that are out of this world! The menu is varied and theg have daily specials too. Whether you are having a hot meal, soup and a sandwich or a salad, all are equally fresh and full of flavour. Absolutely adore the place a recommend it to all of our own guests. There's also the added bonus of floors full or antiques to peruse when you are done!!

We took a walk up to the Old Town & had a lovely lunch at the Georgian Rooms, with a browse through the antiques & collectibles afterwards. Very welcoming staff, very dog friendly (which doggie doesn’t love a sausage?!). Good sized portions (we had quiche and the toasted sandwiches, all very tasty), and a huge selection of desserts & cakes afterwards, with lashings of tea. We will definitely go again

A charming little cafe with a large antiques centre attached, qwerky and obviously popular with locals and visitors alike . In Bridlington old town this is an interesting shop , full of collectibles and antiques, on several floors and stretching into a garden . The cafe is at the front and serves cakes and snack type meals , very nice and friendly staff . We would recommend.

We've eaten at the Georgian Rooms a few times now, and the most recent time was on Easter Sunday. Our meals and desserts were delicious, and the staff were friendly. It would be nice if there was a sliced apple on the ploughman's lunch, however it was lovely. The menu would be even better if there were chips offered on the menu. The garden looks beautiful in the summer, and the antique shop upstairs is well worth a visit.

The cafe was a lovely dog friendly establishment. The dog was openly welcomed and was given a sausage to eat. The staff were friendly and helpful. The food was tasty, hot and well presented. No faults at all.

Staff need to smile and maybe say Hello or Welcome? What a cold reception… busy or not - this is hospitality, not can’t be bothered… wish we had gone elsewhere and not spent our money there.

Welcoming staff. Pug friendly and also given a dog sausage. Green tea offered in a tea pot with extra hot water. Fun antiques inside and in the garden to go and look at.

My husband and I visited here for the first time for breakfast Sunday morning. We both had the classic breakfast, it consisted of 2 rashers of bacon & 2 eggs. The bacon was very tasty, nicely cooked & the eggs were cooked exactly as ordered. It was served with 2 slices of toast with a portion of marmalade, washed down with a delicious latte.

We popped in here for Sunday lunch as we were walking through old town and it was lovely. The food was tasty and served quick. I had jacket potato with cheese and my friend had mushroom omelette and we both enjoyed the food. The antique shop upstairs was nice to wander round too.

Had Sunday lunch which was excellent. The staff was very friendly and helpful. This is our second visit within a week and will definitely visit again Even better it’s a dog friendly restaurant.

We visited this tea room many times when camping at Rudston, but this was the first time we had visited for about 7 years. It is pretty much the same. We had lovely cakes, the coffee was good and the tea came in a teapot, although it was teabag tea, not loose leaf. It retains its charm and is clearly popular as they turned away a number of people while we were there. It would be wise to book. Unfortunately the toilets are upstairs, so not ideal for disabled customers.

What a hidden gem! The food is fabulous value for money, good variety lunch menu with lots of local produce. Sunday roast lunch is also amazing, staff are warm friendly and welcoming. Dogs welcome and given a sausage treat too. Has a lovely garden with loads of antiques to browse in the antique centre on site. Highly recommend.

Sunday dinner was fantastic great value for money and delicious with jam Roly Poly for dessert 2 courses and 2 drinks each for less than 20

Excellent breakfast. Full vegetarian breakfast very nicely presented and tasty. Porridge with fruit compote was to die for. Lots of tea, with additional hot water.

Great for Coffee / Tea . Cakes, Lunch. Lovely outdoor seating area .Great staff very friendly. Food excellent presentation excellent 10 / 10 will definitely be going back

We had lovely afternoon tea, brilliant service, tasty food well presented. We visited to celebrate completion of a project,it was easy to book and all our needs met

Stopped at this cafe for Coffee, Scone, jam and cream and returned for a lunch within the hour for tea and quiche both were excellent. Very highly recommended.

When we initially went in there were no tables available so we went upstairs to look around the two antiques floors (which are fantastic). When we came back down it was still very busy but a table had come available for us. The food, service and vale for money was second to none. This truly was a cafe experience as it should be! I’ve included photos; a pot of tea includes a jug of hot water (appreciated) and one of milk. As it should be! There were also handmade Christmas table decorations and beautiful embroidery on the tablecloths. If you’re going to Bridlington, please visit the Old Town (follow the brown signs). These local, independent establishment deserve your support!!

For the best lunch in town, this is the place to visit. Everything is home made and delicious. Cakes and scones are mouthwatering moreish!

There is a lovely cheerful atmosphere in these tea rooms. I had a cheese scone, which was delicious, followed by an amazing lemon roulade. My husband was happy to find he could have sandwiches made from gluten-free bread, and there was a choice of gluten-free cakes.

I never received any receipts for items taken in .never any phone calls when items sold .After lots of txts phone calls calling in both shops .after nearly 3 years paid out on what he guessed he sold items for his remarks on Georgian rooms...

We were doing the 'Old Town Trail' and the 'Puffin Trail' and fund ourselves in desperate need of the 'facilities' as the public toilets nearby were closed! So a cuppa and a bacon sandwich were a good excuse to use the loo and have a...

A little gem on a place off the beaten track in Bridlington old town. When the weather permits the outside garden is the place to have food and refreshments. The staff were very polite and friendly. Tea and toasted tea cake for brunch then a...

After a wander in old Bridlington came across the Georgian Rooms. Friendly waitress took our order. Menu had many choices l liked but I opted for the cheese ploughman's. Which was a huge plateful of salad, 3 different cheeses, a separate bowl of crisps and...

We went here following advice from a local whilst on a day trip. Lovely old building internally but as it was a lovely summers day we opted for the garden area out the back, loads of seating in a glorious cottage garden. Wonderful smily service...

Lovely little spot with lots of character to meet friends and have a natter over some tea and cakes in Brid Old Town. Staff are friendly and there is a good selection on offer.

A good tearoom in Old Bridlington. Great service and a very good selection of tasty home made cakes.

What a fabulous little gem 💎 This afternoon tea was surprisingly delicious with a starter of hot soup served in china teacups, with a variety of sandwiches, pork pie and dainty pastry cases with savoury filling in them. The cakes and scones were delightful and...

Booked afternoon tea for 3 of us for my mums 82nd birthday whilst having a weekend away. The setting was delightful, staff wonderful , friendly and attentive and the food was delicious . Great fillings on the sandwiches, the lemon cake was so moist and...

Had a lovely full English here today. The service and food quality was excellent and all served in a lovely environment. More expense than a regular cafe but you get what you pay for. Will be back again soon.

Visited with my grand daughter. Booked for 1pm for afternoon tea but weather was so bad we arrived very early and wasn’t a problem at all. The afternoon tea was absolutely gorgeous and obviously all home made. The sandwiches were stuffed with loads of filling....

Very friendly cafe on the ground floor of an excellent antiques centre. Lovely food and great atmosphere. Spacious attractive garden at the back.

Have been a few times now for afternoon tea, the food is always delicious, lovely setting and the staff extremely nice. Definitely worth a visit!

We came across this tearoom on the 1st day of our holiday .It was dog friendly and the staff made a fuss of our dog . We had lunch ,it was lovely and they didnt skimp on the amount of food on the plate ....

Only had a light lunch here . The service was very quick and the food very good and certainly value for monry. My wife had the cheese ploughman and she got a lot of cheese. It was nice after our meal to just wander around...

just wanted a drink,covid safe.very very nice tea in plesant surroundings and staff where friendly. well done

We stumbled across this wonderful tea room whilst walking through the old town. What a wonderful experience. We sat in the lovely back garden and the whole experience was perfect. Great coffee and food plus outstanding service. Would highly recommend.

A delightfully quirky and very well run tea rooms in Old Bridlington. Antique shop upstairs and several curios in the extensive garden at the back. Very friendly staff. Can highly recommend.

What a lovely place to take a break and grab some lunch. It was a nice surprise that there was antique floors above us also a massive garden at the back to take a wonder. After my lunch i decided to take a little look around there have some very interesting stuff to look at.

Had afternoon tea here, friendly staff,food was delicious, and the settings and atmosphere was brilliant,well worth a visit then round the antique centre upstairs,

This place changed hands last July and the food, service and staff were faultless. Can highly recommend it, we will definitely return, thank you very much

Great space out the back (you can forget where you are!) and lovely food. Nice to explore the antique huts whilst waiting for your meal to arrive.

Visited today and were pleasantly surprised by the change in the welcome and the atmosphere, lovely. Great home made quiche, which my husband had, and lovely chilli, which I had. Great deserts too. Coffee was exceptional. Recommend this place. The antique shop is as interesting as it always was, but cleaner! Weird atmosphere in the small upstairs room, which there always was, but today seemed more apparent.... very intriguing conversation with the owner, which confirmed our suspicions! Thankyou for a memorable visit.

Unlimited Free Parking close by with limited on the street. Good menu with an interesting antique shop either before of after eating - some cabins containing antiques outside in the garden. Definitely worth a visit

This is our 3rd visit here for afternoon tea. The first time was not very good when we were served by a member of staff who was grumpy shall we say. The second time we came it was wonderful and we were made to feel very welcome and nothing was too much trouble. This time it was mediocre. The sandwiches were really nice and the cakes. But again we asked for coffee for 2 and tea for 2 people. The tea couple got a pot of tea and hot water. The 2 coffee drinkers were given a cup of black coffee each and when asked for another cup each , was charged extra for it. And when asked for milk to go with it , were told hadn’t we got enough milk with the tea , and came over to check before begrudgingly supplying some more. We were made to feel uncomfortable , not special which when going out for afternoon tea is usually a special occasion. This was a special treat for us by some good friends, but I have a feeling they will try Georgian rooms again . We missed the cup of homemade soup this time as well .

What a wonderful place. The food is lovely, the pot of tea is enormous, the staff are really friendly and the surroundings are gorgeous. What’s not to like ? A real gem.

Visited today on their second day of opening under new owners (who also own the superb Lamp Restaurant). We were absolutely delighted with our “light” lunches! Thoroughly recommend the quality (everything is home made). The coleslaw and potato salad which accompanied the sandwich and panini, were the best I have tasted in a long time. The dessert (chocolate and raspberry cheesecake) was unbelievably delicious. The lunches on the menu looked very tempting so we will definitely be back to sample them! Cannot recommend any more highly, if you visit, you won’t be disappointed.

We called for breakfast this morning. I had Eggs Benedict and my wife had English Breakfast. Absolutely delicious. The coffee is supplied by a local company and is spot on. Well done Katherine and team......

I visited here with my friend last November. It was a freezing cold day and we were accomodated an hour earlier than our booked time when we went in with teeth chattering! A tasty cup of wild mushroom soup warmed us first, then a lovely assortment of savouries and cakes followed, all on pretty china, with tea, coffee or herbal tea to accompany it. We then had a look around the antiques and the quirky gardens outside. Have bought another voucher from Groupon and can't wait to return after this **** virus leaves us in peace. :)

Very friendly and accommodating staff made us feel very welcome. Visited at lunchtime and had their afternoon tea with prosecco, on a Groupon deal as a treat on my partner's birthday. Food was excellent. Even enjoyed a nosey round the antiques shop upstairs and picked up a bargain or three. Thank you Natalie and staff for a wonderful visit.

We have eaten here 2/3 times, once outside on a beautiful sunny day which was best experience but the other times have been pretty average. Today's experience was pretty poor. Very cold, we were sat next to lukewarm radiator on a cold day. The table tops are glass covered so cold to rest your arms on. Ordered meat pie and veg and a prawn in Marie sauce jacket potato. Coffee hot but very chicory tasting. Friend said their meal nothing to write home about, my jacket potato was small, prawns were tiny and bearly coated in any sauce. Came with side salad which consisted of lettuce, one cherry tomato cut in half, 1 slice of cucumber cut in half! We won't be eating here again. Lots of customers having the afternoon tea, they are obviously popular. Shop very interesting we usually buy something. Well worth a look round.

Took my mother out to the old town and decided to stop off here , there was only a few folk in so no problem getting a table so we looked at the menu and I made my way to the counter to order after a few minutes wait the lady informed me she would come to our table to take our order . After cleaning most of the empty tables in the place she decided to take our order , we only wanted two coffees and a bacon and egg bap after a short wait she reappeared with some well stewed coffee which was tepid at best nothing wrong with the bap , would I venture back any day soon it's got to be no ..

We had a 70th birthday here for 10 of us. The staff were amazing. We had unlimited amount of teas and coffee,s everyone enjoyed themselves and loved the afternoon tea selection some had Christmas and some had original. Nothing was too much trouble. The only slight problem for a couple was it was a bit chilly but we soon got warmed up. Highly recommend this place.

Enjoyed a superb 'Afternoon Tea' here. Definitely seen an improvement in the tea rooms since our last visit and the food was excellent. A smiling welcome would have made this a five-star review.

Very nice afternoon tea served in The Georgian Tea Rooms. All the usual items including scones with jam and cream, home made cakes and plenty of tea.

Me and my mum go to afternoon tea quite alot and had never been here which is mad as we live in bridlington. We had heard it wasnt very nice so we didnt go . I booked it on a whim, I'm so glad I did it's so lovely the soup is so flavorful and the scones were my favourite. You can tell these were homemade. The lady that served us was so friendly. We will definitely be going again .

We were up in the area for a weeks holiday and saw a Groupon deal for their sparkling afternoon tea. Well we loved it! Great price, delicious soup to start with and lovely little sandwiches and savouries. For those who are expecting a Ritz caliber tea get real- but this was home made and heart felt and I loved it. I liked the mismatched china and having a nose around the antiques afterwards. Highly recommended. If I lived nearby would go regularly!

The cafe was welcoming and warm. Afternoon tea was very nice and I almost struggled to eat it all. 5 star. Worth a visit

We spent a wonderful afternoon here in the old town of Bridlington. The staff were amazing and so was the food. We started with cups of tasty homemade soup. then an array of sandwiches and savouries. Followed by cakes and scones with cream and jam. We also enjoyed looking round the antique shop above the tea rooms. If you get chance please call in it’s well worth it

Stopped off in the old town on our way home from Filey,found this quaint cafe & antique centre,lots of choices of food & drinks,oap special price meal on board.lots of cakes also.was an interesting place with a garden part of the cafe at the back also.

Have been meaning to visit this gem for some time. Its the Old town open weekend...and so today I made a point to visit.

Me and my Mum decided to go here for lunch one Sunday afternoon.

have been going here ,on and off for 20 years, we dropped in for a coffee on thursday afternoon. We ordered a cappuchino, flat white and cheese scone. The coffees were served in tiny mismatched cups and the scone was also very small. The only thing that was'nt small was the price. Dissapointing visit.

We booked a week before as we were using a groupon voucher for Afternoon tea with fizz. Was greeted warmly and told we had a table set.

Enjoyable visit - staff were welcoming, and afternoon tea was delicious. Soup was lovely and nice to have something a bit different. We also had very fresh, good quality sandwiches, scones with plenty of jam and cream, small pieces of quiche and a selection of mini cakes. Plenty of tea and coffee too. A nice treat for us and our children, we would recommend.

When you approach the tea room, the exterior is very inviting and the same goes for the inside. There is an antiques shop upstairs and a delightful garden out the back to sit in. However the food sadly lets the whole place down. The notices about cakes made me feel excited then I noticed the selection was limited and some cake in the large stand were covered in cling film including the afternoon teas. My daughter had chocolate cake which was dry and could have done with cream on the side. She also had a chocolate milk shake which came in a pint glass with strongbow written down the side and was nothing special at all. My husband and I had cream teas at £5.95 which I think were over priced. I understand we are human and forget things like the tea which I went and asked for. The grand finally were the plain scones. Oh my they were as dry as can be! Ive bought better from Greggs to be honest and wished I had gone there instead of paying £18 and leaving disappointed. Never again.

We booked an afternoon tea for my dads birthday we decided to go for the Georgian as it had been recommended by friends, we started off with a parsnip and pear soup which was strange but rather enjoyed it when tasted. Our afternoon tea then came out which included tuna, hummus and cream cheese and cucumber sandwiches, a range of quiche and porkpies, scones with cream and jam and then finished off with homemade chocolate and Victoria sponge cakes. Was a great afternoon tea would definitely recommend this to anyone. Be back again.

Just popped in here again for a snack. Was excellent service and happy smiley staff. The food was very good. Looking at what others were having certainly will make me come back again

Visited the Old Town today, came across this fantastic gem of a place, dog friendly, gluten free options, we had coffee and returned for lunch, which was delicious, great coffee and cakes too. Explored the amazing selection of bric a brac and collectables, nice garden with yet more things for sale and an outside eating area, will definitely be regular visitors from now on

Table at back of venue all set up ready for our arrival. Food was tasty and they topped up tea pot for us without extra charges. Not sure if some building work going on at back, friend found it distracting that someone was walking through with tools now and again, brought ladders up alley, but as sat right by open door, again a little distracting from the lovely tea rooms. But if work needs to be done, then fair enough :) afternoon tea lovely, antiques also available to buy both downstairs and upstairs, would recommend booking the afternoon tea. Caught glimpse of a breakfast being served too, looked generous portions and smelt amazing.

Stopped for afternoon drinks whilst visiting the old town. The building is great for a wander around as were the gardens to the rear. Lots of antiques to view, good choice of teas served in old China cups. Would visit again. The cakes were a good selection too. Very good value for money too. Nice big teapots.

Made use of a Groupon voucher to have afternoon tea for 4. Lady who looked after us very nice - offered to take a photo for us of the two staked trays and provided us with boxes to take home the uneaten sandwiches and cakes. It was all very tasty and then had a stroll around the antiques shop making a few purchases. Well worth a visit.

We visited the Georgian rooms today and cannot complain about the tea we had in cafe but the experience in the antique centre left a lot to be desired in customer service.Not enough staff lead to a rather aloof unhelpful lady dealing with us.Not the best particularly for the people trying to sell items as dealers.

This is a very interesting place. Ground floor is the Cafe, upstairs are a couple of floors of antiques. There is also a garden which I didn't have time to see.

I've been here a few times for the antiques but never tried the tea room. I really wish I hadn't bothered . The smallest possible scones obviously made several days ago ; the chocolate cake was a sliver and rather dry and the coffee tasted like a bad McDonald's. Value for money wise - boutique priced for none of the taste . Avoid

Came here with my mum, dad and 8 month old and had a lovely lunch! The toasties are fab and came with just enough salad, crisps and coleslaw we had tea for three and it was like a never ending vat of hot tea! One can never complain at that! They have a high chair for little ones too which is always a bonus.

A lovely warm genuine welcome can be found in the Georgian Rooms. It is in a lovely location in Bridlington Old Town. The tea room has a lovely atmosphere with soft lighting. Dotted around the tea rooms are vintage goodies available for purchase. I did like the fact that there was no distraction from background music which is my pet hate. You can sit in peace and quiet and enjoy something from the lovely menu. The staff are attentive and friendly which makes it a joy to visit. Above the tea room is an antique shop on two floors. It's quirky layout is charming and filled with vintage and antiques for all pockets. My favorite area has to be the pretty garden with even more antiques to view. If you visit Bridlington do visit the Georgian Rooms. It's a pure delight.

We had lunch here. It was alright. The food, menu, service, decor etc. we all middle of the road. There was nothing wrong, but nothing which lifted it above the average.

Visited mid morning, intending to have coffee and a breakfast snack. Started by going upstairs to the Ladies. It was very gloomy and I wondered if there was another light which should be on, but couldn't see a light switch. The waste basket was full of paper hand towels, so obviously had not been emptied. Went downstairs, sat at a table by the counter and looked at the menu. Could not see any breakfast items, found a separate breakfast menu on another table. Decided what I would like and waited to order. and waited. Several staff members went in and out of the kitchen. Someone was preparing food behind the counter. I did not think that this was for other customers, as there were only 2 other people in, who appeared to have their order. Having waited long enough I put my coat on and left. Went to another coffee shop in the town which was warm, welcoming, with efficient service and packed with customers!

A friend and I had the festive afternoon tea yesterday. We were shown to our reserved table, asked our preference of Christmas tea or coffee specialities and our preferred soup choices.

The waitress who took our order was very nice. Coffee awful. Sandwiches very nice we had prawn. When I went to pay the women behind the counter was very rude, no eye contact, didn’t ask if we enjoyed our food ,no thank you the other lady did say goodbye . We have been before wasn’t happy then . Won’t be going again

This is a ham and cheese and “pineapple” toastie. At £5.25. I have no other words than, don’t bother.

Booked the Autumnal Afternoon Tea here but not too sure what to expect, what a lovely surprise! We arrived slightly early but was greeted with a lovely smile and a cheery 'your tables ready for you'. Started with very tasty homemade tomato, orange and cranberry soup, onto a selection of sandwiches...hummus on brioche with rocket, egg on granary bread and tuna mayo on white...all really tasty. We then went on to the scones, cream and jam, gorgeous! We ate the chocolate square but couldn't manage the cake! All washed down with a huge pot of tea.

Enjoyed a fabulous afternoon tea today at the Georgian rooms , lovely efficient staff & great food. Well worth visiting this gem in Old Town . Thank you Sue & staff .

Not visited Bridlington for a few years, so we headed for our favourite tearooms and got the shock of our lives, unfriendly staff, dirty floors and then the food no lovety home made cakes no cheesecake or Victoria sponge just something that resembles tray baked mass produced junk. We did not stay and left at haste such a shame.......

Staff friendly & the Lattes & cheese scones we had were good. What a surprise when we ventured upstairs to the Antique centre - lots of vintage & collectibles & all reasonably priced. Some nice jewellery too. Something to suit all price ranges. My wife was pleased with a pretty quartz bracelet she bought for a gift & at only £5 it seemed a bargain. There is access up the side if steps are not manageable, to a walled garden & outside tables & chairs.

Having experienced the most friendly people on our first visit to East Yorkshire, we were extremely disappointed with the decidely unfriendly and disinterested attitude of the staff in this establishment.

It looks so promising on the website but we felt the place was a shambles. Our Earl Grey tea was o.k. but I wanted a piece of cake to go with it. However, all the cakes looked very unappetising, even the tray bakes were un-appealing. I went to the counter to choose a scone instead and I thought they were "dummy" scones. They were so small and a strange colour which made me think they were plastic/dummy scones. We asked for extra milk for our tea but it never arrived. Not surprised by this as the staff were unfriendly & curt as if they couldn't be bothered. It was all rather grubby in there too, with the aproach to the garden thick with pigeon poo, yuk !

Had a nice tea for two with excellent scones good service and friendly. Unusual little place quite charming. Prices are very good, what more could you ask for.

This is a lovely tearoom in the old town, staff are very friendly, polite, food is great, especially there scones, coffee is really good also,its clean and tidy, well worth a visit, there is also an antique centre upstairs

We were walking around the old town and just fancied tea and scones so called in here. Fabulous place with antiques on 3 floors so great for a scout about too. The scones and jam were delicious and I love a proper cup of tea in a teacup. A few people were having afternoon tea now that looked tempting. Could have stayed longer looking around so that calls for another visit.

I love this place it’s one of my favourite places.. the hotch potch garden sheds with vintage and antiques for sale. The endless rooms with more of the same and the lovely tea rooms!

Nice drinks and food, love the shabby vintage decor. My kind of place. Really want to return for afternoon tea. Above the tea room it's 3 floors of trinkets and vintage goods, along with a large garden with sheds full of things to buy. Managed to find a vintage old country roses teapot I had been after so able to complete my tea set while drinking mad hatters tea. My fave place in brid I have spent hours just browsing here

First visit to The Georgian Rooms over the Bank Holiday weekend. The Tea Rooms were welcoming and the staff were friendly. Me and my family had drinks and cakes only which were all very tasty and reasonably priced. We then went upstairs to the Antique Centre which I did not find very exciting or interesting. There was some nice items but, in my opinion, there was nothing desirable and everything was overpriced. The outside area was very nice but again the 4 or 5 outside sheds were full of undesirable objects (a lot of rubbish!) which I did not want to purchase. I will not be rushing back.

First appearances are not good. The exterior is in need of some TLC! That said, inside is much better. The lady who served us was friendly and helpful. The afternoon tea consisted of three types of (very fresh) sandwiches, Cream cheese and cucumber, egg mayo and cress, plain ham. There was a fresh homemade scone each with jam and fresh cream (very nice), 2 cupcakes, 2 pieces of chocolate tiffin (yummy) and two Danish pastries. All of the food was fresh and tasty apart from the Danish pastries which were stale and like cardboard. Tea was plentiful and we were offered more hot water and milk. It would have been nice to have been asked what sort of sandwiches we would like and what bread we would like them on, but they were definitely freshly made. The overall experience was very good and I would recommend it, but maybe don't bother with the danish! Thank you for a nice afternoon tea.

Popped into the tea rooms twice recently. It’s a bit chilly inside and could do with some more heating. Food has been good on both occasions, but staff could do with being a little more friendly and welcoming. Interesting antiques to browse around on upper floors.

Visited to have a look at the Antiques which are located on the floor above the tearoom. Lots to see over a couple of floors and even a large garden with several sheds to look around.

Very nice pot of tea and a freshly made baguette for lunch, this time resisting the excellent home scones and cakes.