The Georgian Tearoom in Stroud

Came here for an afternoon tea with a friend and really enjoyed it! It was a lovely, relaxing atmosphere with tasty, home-made food, we'll be returning again soon :-)

Had a good light lunch and superb gluten free chocolate cake. Richard could not have been more helpful. Would highly recommend.

Such an amazing find. Delicious home cooked food. My sister had a pie and veg and we saw other customers’ Sunday roasts. All looked amazing. 3 of us had afternoon tea and again this was great. Particular mention for the homemade scones which were simply the best. Very friendly and helpful service. Thank you. Would highly recommend and would definitely return if we were in the area.

Visited with 9 friends for a surprise 70th birthday. The ambiance of the tea room was lovely and we were greeted by Richard, the owner who was very friendly and attentive. Pots of tea with proper tea leaves not tea bags. Fresh sandwiches with a variety of fillings, light and airy scones with plenty of jam and cream and delicious bite sized cakes. A free surprise glass of fizz for the birthday girl was a lovely touch! All in all a great experience and excellent value for money.

Fantastic Vegan Sunday Lunch and wonderful host. Absolutely beautiful food and service in superb surroundings. We wouldn't hesitate to recommend this place to anyone and will certainly return. Thank you 😊

We booked in for an afternoon tea to celebrate an anniversary. We required a gluten free option and they were very happy to accommodate this. Th food was excellent and clearly very freshly made - great scones! Th place has a lovely charm about it and the service as very warm and friendly. I would recommend the Georgian Tearoom to turn a meal into a special and memorable occasion.

We had order Sunday roast , mine was the beef and it was RAW AND BLOODY. Completely disgusting. It use to be my favorite place in Stroud , I never will return because I dont think that anything is cooked properly I dont want food poisoning, research how to cook properly

On entering we were made extremely welcome by the owner. Very homely and quirky. Nothing was too much trouble. Food was 10 out of 10.pot of tea perfect. Another couple and a local gentleman were also eating there it was a lovely atmosphere. The pudding, an apple crumble was home made and very moorish. We will definitely be back again and would not hesitate to recommend it. It really made our visit to stroud lovely.

Thanks for making my Husbands birthday special,from the giant scone u made to the bottle of champagne u gave him thank you. We have been coming to the tearooms.for a few years and everytime we throughly enjoy the friendly and made to feel welcome. The food etc is always freshly prepared and the scones are the best .Thanku from us all.

Still the same wonderful food & impeccable hospitallity, but this time the management have the dreaded Covid restrictions to deal with. Happy to report that all precautions were taken - a place to sanitise hands is provided when entering the restaurant, and the lovely waiter wears his mask at all times and customers are encouraged to use their face coverings when not at the table. I enjoyed another delicious fish pie, and even my border terrier was treated to a sausage, so she didn't feel left out. We will be back!

Popped into this wonderful tearoom today and had such a great experience! Fabulous service by the owner and his wife, who makes the best homemade lemon cake! Will return again!

The visit to this lovely place was totally superb , the main courses esp the sunday roast was just like the home made food which i fondly remeber as a kid . The food is very good and the desserts were 'out of this world . Very friendly service and extremely clean

Popped into the Georgian tearoom with my brother today for some sandwiches and cake. Not only did the gentleman provide a wonderful service but also sime beautiful, home made food. And the cake is absolutely divine! Will definitely be coming back for a visit!

Visited this afternoon for an afternoon tea, being a vegetarian I was certainly well catered for and loved having a chat with the owner! The food was lovely and all fresh and beautifully presented. They even had lemonade made from scratch! Would definitely visit again if the opportunity arises!

Had a lovely lunch in this little hidden gem. Extremely friendly service, wonderful home cooked food and a great atmosphere. Certainly an unusual place but I will be going back again and again. Definitely go for desert and the prices are very reasonable.

Another splendid visit. Always flexible with menu options. Cakes are amazing... lemon meringue out of this world. All home cooking you will never buy supermarket food again. Great chilled out atmospheric place with friendly, cheerful, sincere and humorous hosts. Fabulous.

De improviso, la decisión de salir para el desayuno del domingo y ¡qué buena elección hicimos! El ambiente tan pronto como entras es de tranquilidad, la bienvenida del propietario fue cálida y amable. Mi marido eligió el desayuno inglés grande con té y yo elegí el desayuno inglés estándar con café. El gran desayuno es justo lo que dice, ¡grande! El desayuno estándar era simplemente perfecto. Ambos muy bien cocinados y presentados, salchichas sabrosas y carnosas, los huevos estaban deliciosos al igual que el tocino. El té era té de verdad, no había bolsitas de té aquí, café recién hecho en una cafetería. El propietario fue una delicia para hablar, pero no intrusivo. En general absolutamente perfecto. Cómo desearía haber encontrado espacio para la tarta de limón recién hecha. . . . . . . . otro día.

Aunque vivimos en Stroud, esta fue la primera vez que visitamos, y nos hemos estado perdiendo una gran cafetería / salón de té.Fuimos a cenar el domingo, se ofreció carne de res o pollo, así como otros alimentos, incluida la tarta. También tuvimos algunos de los excelentes postres.También uno de los dos salones de té admite perros, lo cual es agradable.El personal es muy amable y te da la bienvenida.Volveré ya que el menú del desayuno también se ve bien.

A lovely place that is so much more than a great tea room. Much is made of the authentic Georgian surroundings and the friendly staff serving tea & cake in period costume, but it's also an excellent place for great food too. I took my family ( including fussy kids ) for lunch and we all had great food including fish pie ( highly recommended ) Spagetti Bolognese ( my 10 year-old loved it ) and a large collection of finger sandwiches, cakes, a pot of tea etc. All served cheerfully by 'George' the lovely butler. Many thanks, and we will be back very soon!

Went there for Sunday lunch, very nice well-cooked, had the vegan alternative as they don't do a vegetarian one...I don't think they get much call for it as the Georgians had a mistrust of vegetables.Nice meat apparently, nice vegetables served separately, I don't like mashed potato but was hungry and ate some and it was delicious, roast potatoes were sublime...could have done with a "supersize"option so that we could have more, but yes a good meal and we will be going back. We stayed for pudding and the cake was delicious...we are heavy drinkers so would have like to be able to buy wine by the bottle.Had the cream tea a few days before and that was also lovely, proper cream and a lot of it, nice little sandwiches particularly the cucumber ones. I highly rate this eaterie , it is a real gem and will be going back OFTEN.

El 19 de octubre de 2019, mi esposo y yo llegamos en una tarde húmeda para tomar un té y secarnos un poquito. Sin embargo, para nuestra encantadora sorpresa, estábamos en el período georgiano, con trajes y té directamente de la época. Disfrutamos nuestro té y tuvimos una conversación muy interesante con el ama de llaves. El personal está muy bien informado sobre la zona de Stroud y, en particular, sobre la zona georgiana. Luego reservamos una mesa para el asado del domingo. Ambos tuvimos el asado de carne y estaba delicioso, muy bien hecho. Encantador cortado por el mayordomo y perfectamente preparado. Bien hecho señor y señora, bien hechoMuchas gracias por su toque personal a nuestra comida.Mis mejores deseos, Michele y Gordon Finlayson

Food and drink is amazing, huge portions and home cooked...such a difference that makes. The tea and coffee are best I've ever tasted. Really relaxing. Very good value indeed. I do not agree that this should be marked down for not having the label of organic...too many labels these days. Very convenient for centre of Stroud...minutes from station, shops, banks and the lovely walks in the area. We need more like this to prove that the chain establishments are not always value for money.

Llevé a un amigo a desayunar y pedimos el inglés completo. Estaba muy bien preparado. Y no decepcionó! El té era de hojas sueltas. Porciones generosas pero no demasiado. . El servicio fue cálido y amable.Si hubiera sido orgánico, le habría dado 5 estrellas, sin duda. No estoy seguro si los huevos y el tocino son de corral. Comprobaré esto en mi próxima visita. Sin embargo, salimos muy satisfechos.

Principalmente, elegimos este lugar porque era el más conveniente para los abogados cercanos, sin embargo, ¡qué descubrimiento!Entramos para encontrar a un caballero exquisitamente vestido con un atuendo completo de estilo georgiano, que es muy acogedor y alegre. Después de comentar que esperaba encontrar un cuarteto de cuerdas, poco después descubrí que se estaba tocando una hermosa música de cuarteto de cuerdas (supuestamente de un CD) solo para nuestro beneficio.No teníamos prisa por hacer un pedido, e incluso cuando ordenamos el chat fue algo natural y amigable.La historia fue de la época, dando un sentido real de la experiencia georgiana. Cuando llegó la comida estaba llena y deliciosa.Éramos los únicos 2 clientes en ese momento en particular, así que nos echaron a perder por la atención. Pudimos mantener una larga discusión sobre el edificio y el negocio, y hablar sobre alergias a los alimentos para futuras visitas.Al descubrir que nada fue un problema para nuestro anfitrión Richard, nos esforzamos por regresar en masa con amigos y familiares.No puedo recomendar este lugar lo suficiente, una experiencia muy agradable, una que no puedo esperar para repetir.

We'd walked past the Georgian Tearoom many times before going in. We're glad we did. It's not easy being a celiac in a tea room but the traditional Georgian apple pancake was perfect, as was the tea, served very hot and in a tea pot with the soy milk, as we requested. If we were going to be in Stroud longer, we'd have returned for a meal, for certain. The lady who served us, the co owner I believe, was very sweet and knowledgeable on the era and recipes.I have experience in the restaurant design field and my only suggestion would be to add a couple of palm plants near the window to add life and colour, clean the windows, and get rid of the Georgian mannequin outside, as it looked a bit odd and gimmicky given the era. I can see why you'd have it - its location is beside the railway bridge, so easily missed - but I think some white fairy lights in the window might serve you better to draw attention, or perhaps a candelabra or two with fake candlelight, if you want to stick to the Georgian theme. Either way, best of luck. I will recommend you highly to my Stroud friends.

Good value Sunday lunch with family and friends, which we all enjoyed - good servings of tasty food, Cooke dinner to perfection. Attentive, friendly service.

They're really going for it, folks. I mean they want to provide you the true Georgian English dining experience. Mama has researched what people really ate back then (1700's) and how things were seasoned. Cooking was different from today's largely because they had no refrigeration (these people DO have a fridge). So things were preserved and spiced differently from what is common today. They specialize in various meat and veg dishes one might find eating in an upper middle class Georgian household. I hope they make it long term.

We stumbled across the Georgian Tearoom by accident and were delighted with it. The whole place is set out as Georgian times - decor, music, china and the staff are dressed in the period. It's a nice twist on all the other tearooms in the Cotswolds. I had the cheese scone which was honestly the best cheese scone I've ever had. My boyfriend had a cream tea and seemed equally pleased. The butler was very friendly and entertaining and told us all about the history of the place. Much more interesting than your standard tearoom and great food.

This was our first Christmas dinner out ever and we were not disappointed, the atmosphere was friendly and relaxing, just like being at home. The meal was good and there was enough for us, we were sat with some friends that we had not seen for a while, so it was good to catch up which added to the festive feeling. The decor was nice and gave you the feel going back in time. Not bad for a first effort, look forward to seeing you soon. Thank you.

We booked to experience the Christmas Day lunch with friends, full of anticipation we arrived to be greeted by a friendly face, our table was set and we looked forward to a lovely lunch with friends, as the time went on the service deteriorated into a farce, the first course was ok, but the soup course was a disaster, two bowls arrived then 15 minutes the other 3 bowls arrived, now the fist two bowls had gone cold. The sorbet course was a lump of ice. The main course which was a buffet was a complete disaster for our table, when we finally arrived at the buffet there was little turkey left, no veg, mash or roast potatoes, we had to cue for 20 minutes until finally after several false promises some more arrived. It was supposed to all over by 3pm at 3:30 no sign of any puddings so we decided to leave, no offer of discount despite the farcical service and lack of food, lack of two staff failing turn up was given, however this did not explain the clear lack of planning of the food. Very disappointing and we left upset vowing never to return.

Visited tea room for a private family function . Was greeted by Mrs Wright and Mr Sharpe the butler in full Georgian attire . Was given very authentic attentive service with authentic Georgian era Food , great experience , it inspired you to imagine how we lived in those days. Great job with genuine Georgian furniture and fittings ......amazing.

A group of 11 of us (ages ranging from 2 - 89) came for a late lunch; friendly welcome & really lovely food & drinks, especially good hot chocolate & egg mayonnaise.

Been to the tea rooms twice now, for breakfast and a lunch and each time we've had great service and food in lovely environment

There were seven of us for the set Christmas lunch. I've never tried onion soup, Georgian style- very interesting flavors and textures. The main courses were generous. I didn't have dessert- they all looked yummy.

There is a lot of choice of catering in genteel Stroud, but this is unique - a classy themed tearoom, in a Georgian house, just yards from the town centre, and all the decor tastefully and authentically reproduced in the same period. Similarly the furniture and crockery also reflected this. Our "butler" and cook where also in period costume - which just goes to show how much thought and effort has gone in to this delightful eatery. Actually i cannot remember the last time I had had my order taken by someone in a 18th century costume, but this just adds to making the enjoyment. All of this in a lovely relaxed atmosphere., where our sandwiches and teas were just excellent All in all, the Georgian Tearoom delivers with great style and humour, and lovely food.

Visited the Tearoom on a visit to Stroud and thought what a great place, had Coffee and home made apple pie great.

What an amazing find, visited the tearooms for breakfast with friends, was met by a very friendly man in period costume, what a delightful place offering fresh home cooked food at very reasonable prices, the service was little slow due to an unexpected amount of customers, however the service was still very good and when our breakfasts arrived they were hot and cooked to perfection. I would certainly visit this tearoom again and plan to do so very soon. They are dog friendly and very welcoming offering an alternative experience with class and style.

Just back from lunch at this delightful venue. The butler, in period costume, was a great host and the food was very good: veggie and meat sandwiches (delicious homemade gammon) followed by excellent home-baked scones, clotted cream and jam. Nice range of food on the menu, from cooked breakfasts to afternoon teas (but luckily these are served throughout the day). I’ll definitely go there again!

My partner and I had a very positive experience at the tea room. The owner was very accommodating, and hospitable. As a local taxi driver, I’d received several positive reviews about this place, and had to check out what the fuss was about. I wasn’t disappointed.

Lovely and charming, the perfect place for cup of tea and a slice of cake.

This is a real contrast to your usual tea room or coffee shop you usually find within a town. I was excited to visit this tea room soon after it opened with my mum and brother. the attention to detail to creating 'the best Georgian' experience has been done very well and after talking to the owner, they have many more things to look forward to. Everything within the tea room is Georgian, including all furniture, crockery, and decoration. Both owners who are very welcoming, are even dressed in Georgian clothing. The pen he used to take our order was even a feather pen! The scones and tea we had were all delicious and the range of food to choose from on the menu was great. The owner informed us that they are currently in the process of planning 'A Georgian' Christmas menu, and that they will even be open on Christmas Day. I look forward to visiting this tea room again.

Called in here for a Sunday lunch, what a delightful place. We were met on the door by Rodger? dressed in Georgian costume and Martha the maid. We had the roast pork dinner with proper gravy followed by desserts with tea and coffee and a large bottle of water all for under 11 pounds each. They cater from breakfast to Georgian themed teas. All homemade and delicious. We shall call again next time we are in Stroud.

We stepped back in time to enjoy a fantastic pork roast, the meat was beautiful and tasty and the gravy was real gravy. For dessert I went for the pound cake with cream, which was nice and light and my wife had the sherry trifle,which was fruity and delicious. The sevice was friendly and great effort was made by the proprietor and his wife to fit in with the theme of the tearoom, as they were dressed in the Georgian themed costumes. We will definitely go back again, so look forward to seeing you soon.

This is a lovely place to visit for breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea if you are in Stroud Town Centre. The building is Georgian terrace and renovated and the hosts are friendly and charming as you can see from the pictures. We had a good English breakfast and traditional afternoon tea both of which were prepared to a high standard.

We had the best time at the Georgian tearoom! The food was incredibly delicious and homemade on sight - which we love! What a great way to spend the afternoon sipping tea from dainty ornate teacups and eating great tasting food that is incredibly generous and a great price. I'm so glad that this tearoom is here, as it breaks the monotony of another corporate coffee chain. I will be back!

We had cottage pie which was so runny the mash was very watery and sloppy

We found this by chance,we were walking towards the centre of Stroud and saw a man dressed in Georgian clothes. We then saw the notice outside giving the menu. It was about 11 am so we said we would return later which we did. The menu is simple a choice of pies served with fresh vegetables, as well as cakes and some other items. Each menu selection is named after a person associated with Georgian England.The prices are very reasonable and the food excellent