The Post Office Tea Rooms in Charnwood

We came here for a coffee and cake after a walk at bradgate. The staff were friendly, coffee was great and the outdoor area is lovely to sit in on a sunny day! We will return! Thank you!

A short early morning run in Bradgate Park followed by an excellent coffee at this tea room. Lovely place, nice staff. Dog friendly.Recommended.

never been before and will never go again. met friends there 2 tiny breakfasts, one scone and 4 coffees came to over 42 pounds!!!! for 13 quid you got what looked like a side plate with 2.50 worth of food on it, yes I know theres overheads but in the surrounding villages you can get a breakfast for 5.95... the food was nothing special either and I assume they are charing London prices as the parks across the road.....I wouldn't bother if I were you, take a pack up!!!!!!

Having read the previous reviews we arrived at 9am for breakfast before walking Bradgate Park. The inside ground floor seating area is quite small although I did note upstairs seating (but didn’t view). By 09.15 the downstairs seating was full. Lots of great food options, ample vegetarian choice which was nice to see. I had the veggie hash (I didn’t realise how large this was!), daughter another veggie choice & husband The Bradgate. All piping hot & delicious. Great cake selection including GF. Toilets are situated upstairs. Only draw back, & I am being picky, the breakfast server was quite grump with us & others no smile & limited curtesy - I guess it was too early? Husband asked for tomato sauce with his breakfast & the portion size was v tiny.

Made to feel very welcome with our dog and grandson. Plenty of room at the table. Treats for the dog. Great choice of food for Adukts and babies. We really enjoyed our visit and will certainly be back very soon

Very overpriced for the food and drinks that we had. Breakfast was okay. But the coffee and smoothies were not good. I don’t mind paying over £40 for breakfast if the food matched the price.

Hot chocolate and a warm cheese scone both delicious in a beautiful patio garden opposite bradgate park. Dog friendly.

Fabulous venue. Nice staff. A little surprised to have 2 x Toast 1 x Cappuccino & 1 x Latte was over £15 😳 Understand staff rates council tax heating lighting and supply costs are part of the cost. But over £4 for two small pieces of toast is steep. Sorry. Will still return.

Very poor breakfast. Poached eggs overdone (hard yokes), Cold bacon. Burnt sausage (also not very warm). Beans had a lot of sauce. When I complained to the waitress, she just replied "I'm not a chef" - needles to say, we won't be returning.

we visited today the 25th as our daughter had fallen asleep in the car .We decided to have sandwich in the car.For the price we payed we could have a complete meal.2 cheese sandwich were £16..Unbelievable £8 pounds each.The total with a coffee and salmon sandwich £28 .Complete rip off

been loads of times food is beautiful, staff are great lovely wood burning fires excellent cant praise it enough - we love it weve done breakfast lunch, brunch dinner everything its great

Lovely setting, nice food but a pity the front of house staff wasn't so stressed and sharp and abrupt wnen ordering. It's not the customer's fault that they are stressed!!

We have been to the Old Post Office many times. The staff are lovely, the cakes are great and the gluten free cake is as good as it gets. The coffee is usually great (St Martin’s). The garden is really lovely when not overrun with dogs and carelessly parked bikes. Today was a bit of a letdown though - sticky tables, cleaning and furniture moving still going on after opening, loud and wince-inducing soundtrack and coffee not so well made. Prices have recently gone skyward - location is good but competition is also high as you can throw a stone and hit three other cafes. Almost £4 for toast is really not justifiable. Will keep going as anyone can have an off day but at these prices the basics really have to be done right …

Super venue but prices are super elevated now. £5.50 for a basic bacon sandwich. We've been going for many years and used to be value for money. Will stick to drinks as love a generous pot of tea. All the food prices in our opinion are overpriced.

Came for mother's Day lunch after a walk at bradgate, lucky enough to get a table. Food came out hot, fresh and fast. Read a review saying it is overpriced here - the prices are fair for the location, the cafe is opposite the most beautiful place in Leicester... Only reason I have given 4 instead of 5 is because the till kept breaking which meant a long wait queuing to order (not staffs fault, they're lovely) and the table was not cleaned before our food arrived so I had to tidy it myself (it was a busy Sunday lunchtime but still nice to have tables cleared regularly)

We have had a light lunch at this cafe twice recently. Both times we sat outside where there is a lot of seating in a pleasant rear outdoor area. It was a bit chilly, but the seating is comfortable and there were a few blankets provided which could be used for cover against the cold. We love the toasted sandwiches. The coffees are nice too. All tasty, but not cheap. Staff friendly on both occasions. Dog treats for sale, but again these are quite expensive.

Decided to visit nearby Bradgate Park, without having made a lunch plan. It was a sunny day, so took advantage of seating in the rear garden. The food is not inexpensive, but what we had was excellent, and overall good value. Wait times not bad, our food came in about half an hour, at peak time on busy Sunday, which did not trouble us, given that we were in pleasant surroundings. There is a saying that you "get what you pay for" sadly not always true, but definitely was today. Overall very enjoyable.

Visited after walking in Bradgate Park. Very average quality at above average prices. Limited lunchtime menu. Not impressed.

Well the ciabatta morning breakfast was great, yes it's a bit pricey but due to the location you expect it. The table area is wonderful and real fire is a nice welcoming touch. The service was awesome and polite. The only things I would personally change is having black pudding avaible to us heathens that still like it. Oh the sausage rolls are amazing....I only go two places now for sausage rolls.. this being one of them.

Me and my cousin are regular visitors to Bradgate Park but have only visited this cafe twice. On both occasions it has been lovely, from the food and drinks to the service. I have recently taken on a dairy free lifestyle and the different dairy free items on the menu to choose from is amazing. Most cafes I have visited they haven’t been very helpful with helping me with what I can eat but the staff here are just wonderful and so helpful! The roasted red pepper and hummus ciabatta is just amazing (with the hummus being homemade) and I could even have a deluxe hot chocolate and I can still enjoy it all without knowing there isn’t any dairy in it!! I cannot wait to make this a regular cafe every time I visit Bradgate Park and try more dishes on their menu!

Went after a walk in the park. The prices were extortionate. Ordered my daughter some toast as a snack and £3.75 for two slices of toast!! To have beans put on top costs a fiver, same price as a bacon sandwich. Prices illogical. Asked where the jam was as it was missing from our order and was asked to pay more for the jam even though it says it comes with it!! Pointed out it was on the menu and after a lot of discussion between staff I was begrudgingly given a tiny pot of jam. Not a friendly attitude I expected.There were a large number of dogs in there, yes they're dog friendly but one dog was actually jumping on a table. Had conversations with other tables about it and we were all in agreement that we thought it was wrong hygienically. There's being dog friendly and feeling like you're in a yapping pet rescue centre for coffee.

Price of meals have suddenly been greatly increased. Refused extra hot water to top up tea pot. How mean is that! Will try the cafe in the Park next time.

so i have been going to this tea room for many years and enjoyed it but i visited the other day after id been over the park walking my dog to find the layout had changed and i was told it was due to covid measures , why only now i ask ? and i will be honest it is very expensive but due to location i didnt mind but now i got my cake in a card board box and it was smashed to pieces by the time i got to my table and my coffee was served in a horrible cheap paper cup, and at the prices they charge i was horrified and so was others sat to the left of my table. the coffee tasted cheap and all else i could taste was gluey paper off this cup given. I have decided i will no longer visit there and my friends i usually meet up with there also agreed. See what doesnt make sense to me IF this was due to a covid measures they never cared before, and making people now wait in the line and door ways next to each other for a coffee that takes far to long to make isnt covid friendly and nothing you can say via a reply could change that as a customer I am explaining to you that youve made a big mistake and your covid measures are well below par. I believe its more about profit sadly as just with 2 of us have a coffee each and a slice of very small cake comes to £13 !!! so now me and my friends will find a new venue to meet at at half the price and get my coffee in a mug and a slice of cake that isnt done with after two scoops.

This used to be one of my favourite places to come to, but unfortunately every time I come the standard slips further and further down. Staff are generally friendly - with the exception of one lady who I suspect is the owner and doesn’t seem to want customers. They used to do a great breakfast, but now the sausages are really poor quality, and they use what I assume is the cheapest bread they can find, so I would no longer recommend eating any of the meals there. They’ve crammed tons of tables in together as well and it’s uncomfortable being so close to other diners, especially upstairs where you can’t move around easily.I’ve given 3 stars still as the cakes are still great and it’s a nice building.

Came here brunch and managed to get a table as it was a weekday. Staff were friendly, food was average but hot chocolate was really good.

Beautiful surroundings inside and out and a true delight to eat in or out, extensive menu with wonderful staff.

I came here last Sunday 18th July, we arrived early and ordered two full english breakfasts, one bacon & egg sandwich and a tuna salad. As I had been here for breakfast in the previous weeks I thought all would be well. How wrong was I, the bacon was just about cooked, with a lot of white rind/ fat on. The sausages were certainly not the ones I had previously, they were very cheap, bland and had no colouring on the outside. I thought they may have been mixed up with the Doggie sausages? The Tuna salad left a lot to be desired, no dressing, just a lot of salad leaves with some slithers of carrot added, not sure if there was much of anything else in it. Very disappointed as I have had some lovely food in here in the past. It seems it's popularity is it's downfall, now going for cheaper quality produce.

Yet again, another fantastic visit to my favourite café in the County! I love it, the dogs love it. This place has never let me down.

Nicely set out gardens with cover if needed. COVID-safe. Lovely range of food and drinks from friendly staff. Well worth a visit.

Lovely gardens to have a coffee/tea and cake or a light lunch pretty little place, very clean and good service, highly recommend, it was so nice to get out and start living some normality again 😀

Popped in with my Mum for tea and a cake. The cakes are all homemade and amazing. Gluten and dairy free cakes available. We had a few to take home as well (the chocolate and raspberry brownie is amazing). The other cakes we had were millionaires flapjack and vanilla cake with chocolate buttercream. We sat in the courtyard at the back of the cafe and it was lovely. We were sheltered from the traffic going by and it was also a sun trap so it was warm but shade was available if needed. Blankets were also available. The lady serving us was really nice. There was a great range of deluxe hot chocolates which we will be trying next time. For people wanting to visit with dogs they have food for them too which is a really nice touch. And as it’s next to Bradgate park you can go for a wander after or before. We will definitely be visiting again.

Excellent covid precautions in place and well adhered to. The inside seating area is very well set out allowing enough space between tables. Outside is lovely in the large space behind the tea shop, lots of seating. The reduced menu is good and the only thing we miss is being able to have a breakfast all day. The food is always very good quality and delicious. The lemon cake is so yummy lemon flavour in the sponge really lovely. One of my favourites is a chicken BLT, I love that they serve this hot. I have to mention that the scones here are delicious, I can only eat them if I don’t have a sandwich as they are filling and this time I like that the scones are served unwarmed, I prefer not to have my butter or cream melting. Service equally always very good too. Love it.

Gorgeous 10/10 toastie!! Cheese, sausage and cranberry was the best! Hot chocolate is amazing too. Beautiful cafe in a top location.

Had a really tasty lunch here. I had the cheese tomato and pesto toasty and it was delicious. I also had a hot chocolate which tasted really nice and came with a lotus biscuit. Staff friendly and bristling was nice. Had low ceilings though so you’d have to duck down if you’re tall.

Sad to say that this cafe, which has always been the best of the bunch in Newtown Linford, has really gone downhill in terms of food quality and quantity since reopening. They have clearly changed their sources so the sausages and bacon, which used to be great, are now poor. And the quantity has also gone down. Full English is half the size it used to be (and half the size of their local competitors), as is scrambled eggs on toast. If you are looking for a decent breakfast you would do better at any of the other local cafes until The Post Office gets back to what it used to do so well.

Very pleasant sitting in the garden, staff very friendly and helpful, husband loved his bacon butty and my scone was delicious.

What a lovely tearoom. So glad we tried this. Staff were friendly and welcoming and we had a choice of indoor or outdoor tables. We chose outside as the sun was shining. Lots of tables with umbrellas, though ours didn’t have one and areas undercover. We had only been there a few minutes and it started to rain. The waitress quickly asked if we’d like to move to an undercover table or go inside. We stayed outside and the setting, though undercover was lovely. There were good choices on the menu and a good cake selection. Service was speedy even though quite busy. COVID safety measures all in place and felt very safe there. Will definitely be back.

We called in today for a cream tea and to support the post office after its long closure, we thought that the closure was all due to Covid 19 but we're surprised to find upgrade work had been carried out and all for the better. It's still quaint inside but now it's got a spacious light look about it, add into this fresh light scones with jam, cream and a pot of tea and it's perfect. Newtown lindford has 4 fantastic places to enjoy refreshments but I'd suggest the others for a visit only if you can't get in the post office first

I really this cafe,.which do good breakfasts and has a nice atmosphere. Whenever me and the family go to Bradgate park, which is quite often, we go here for lunch and I've recommended it to people in the past. However, I was a little disappointed today, as my son likes the little biscuits that are normally given with tea or coffee in lots of places and used to be here. We were at the till and my son asked the waitress of he could have one. I said to him not to worry, I would be having one with tea so he would get mine. She replied that they only now serve them with coffee and would not let us have one. A little short sighted business wise i think, as seemed a bit mean. Cost cutting maybe, but surely they can't make that much difference!

We have visited the Old Post Office Tearoom many times. It has never disappointed. It is a highlight after a bracing walk around Bradgate Park for us and the kids. It offers a great selection of tasty homemade cakes.

Called in today for a breakfast after a walk in nearby Bradgate Park. So busy after Christmas with everyone out for a walk. After initially not finding a table, a very helpful waitress sorted us a small table, which would have been fine, but then went the extra mile and moved us to a much larger table. Brilliant service and breakfast too. Don’t miss this place, you will not be disappointed. Definitely 5 star service

Not been for a little while but it hasn't changed. Still serves excellent food, nice real fire to add to the ambiance. Not quite warm enough to sit in the garden so made do with a warm by the fire after our walk in the park. Cakes still looked tempting but resisted.

Always my first choice in Newtown Linford. The vanilla and chocolate chip cake today was heavenly. The savoury food was good too. Dogs are allowed inside as well as outside which helps now that the weather is colder. Walk over from Hunts Hill car park and it’s possible for the dogs to be off the lead all the way.

I can't stay away from this café for long it seems. It's just too damn good, the best café in Newtown by far with consistently great hot and cold food available. Perhaps I don't give the other establishments much of a chance but I'm happy sticking with the Post Office

We went there for breakfast prior to going for a walk in Bradgate Park (for which it is perfectly situated). The first thing I would say, is that they are missing a trick by calling the place 'tea rooms'. It conjures up images of tea and cake, but actually they serve a far more extensive menu than that, but you wouldn't know unless you went inside. The building itself is quaint and really nicely done out with a homely atmosphere, and lots of little rooms here and there. We all decided to go for the full English breakfast, and it was promptly served, freshly cooked and very tasty. The staff were really friendly too. I would definitely go back.

Called in for a couple of coffees. This establishment has a loyalty card scheme as do others nearby, however, when we asked they had ran out of cards. We suggested a receipt that they could write on for card to be stamped once we had one . This was met with a firm “no” and no suggestions as to how this could be overcome. May seem trivial but none the less disappointing.Was more pricey anyway than another nearby coffee shop so we will not be returning.Shame as the coffee was quite nice.

We come here quite often and have never been disappointed. The staff are friendly and welcoming and the food is always lovely. If you want just coffee and cake or a nice lunch this is a lovely place to visit

As always, this place proves a popular spot for a mid ride café break, great cake selection served with a smile. Best café in Newtown for sure.

Pleasant cafe in a lovely village- has snacks and cakes in a quirky old building although it is somewhat gloomy inside! The garden is pleasant and an upstairs too.

We come here quite often and have never been disappointed. The staff are friendly and welcoming and the food is always lovely. If you want just coffee and cake or a nice lunch this is a lovely place to visit.

A lovely setting, with super food. We visited in summertime, and were able to sit in the garden. Quite blissful

Nice outdoor seating for us both and our two dogs. great coffee, easy counter service. First visit, pannini and sandwich then second visit yummy scone and jam.

This cafe never dissapoints, great food, great service and very welcoming. It's also really nice having outdoor seating not looking out onto the road. Without a doubt the best place to eat after, before or during a walk/ride/day out in Newtown.

After walking in Bradgate Park we called into the Post Office tea rooms for a hot drink and a scone.

The first time we had taken our new puppy into a food place, was welcomed by the staff, the dog behaved well which helped, and the tea with scones was very nice and not over priced. Could not book a table though.

I don't come here often enough for how much I enjoy it. We went upstairs this time where they have another counter full of ace cake options. As always the food is, as is the service. With the added bonus of being able to bring in your dogs, this place is always welcoming on any day, especially after a decent walk in Bradgate Park.

Average to poor. Panini rather tasteless with boring plain nachos and some iceberg lettuce, 1 cherry tomato and a small amount of cucumber. Ok but nothing I'd bother with again. Tasted some cake and nothing special either, probably made with margarine from the taste. Could easily have been made nicer with higher quality/tastier panini ingredients, nice crisps and some dressing for the salad. Reasonably priced for the quality and friendly staff.

Lovely cosy and warm nicely decorated staff nice food nice good for dog lovers as dogs allowed inside

Charming helpful staff who will assist wherever they can, even put up with old miseries like me. Those who do not like this amenity should try some of the others and learn a lesson.

We were having a break on a long journey. This pretty old post office looked ideal. Really cosy and homely cottage style interior and a real fire burning on a cold, bright Autumn day.

I popped in here when my husband was playing cricket across the road and just had to try some cakes to take away. The malteser tiffin was fantastic, the scone was nice as well and it is dog friendly. Will definitely be back next summer with the dog as it is in a great location opposite bradgate Park.

Went there for breakfast, and I must say, it's one of the best cafes I've ever been. The space looks small from the outside and the entrance, but it has got nice seats upstairs and a very peaceful back garden.

Visit here every day after a lovely walk in Bradgate Park. During the summer sit in the garden which is a sun trap. In winter sit inside warming yourself by the log burner. Good choice of food on the menu but as a treat go for the homemade cakes - delicious!! Staff are lovely and always happy to help. It can get very busy especially at weekends as cycling groups call in for breakfast. Dogs are welcome inside as well which is a bonus. High chairs available for little ones. A little gem!

We all enjoyed the small English breakfast. Everything was great, tasty bacon and sausage, very good mushrooms, egg, tomato and beans along with two pieces of toast. Great value and served quickly.

Visited on a Saturday afternoon after a nice walk in Bradgate Park. We had worked up a thirst and appetite. The queue was long and slow, we gave up and went to a neighbouring cafe.

I've been here numerous times latley and their panini's never disappoint. I cant say much of the rest of the menu as I am a creature of habit. However the location it prefect for after an afternoon walk (with the dog) in the park. With lovely outdoor seating and a friendly setting, I would recommend this place to anyone looking for a bite to eat.

Came for Sunday breakfast, sat outside as it was a beautiful day. Lovely quick service of food and a big tea pot. Only niggle was the sausage on the breakfast is very poor and spoils what was a nice plate of food.

Wonderful gardens with attentive service. Teas and coffees were great, unfortunately scones were dry. It was late afternoon and maybe the heat/storage wasn’t great. Probably worth 3.5 stars and this would be 4 if the scones were better. In any case, worth a visit.

Went for afternoon tea with my daughter and grandson a couple of days ago. Scones were lovely, served with a little pot of jam and tub of clotted cream. Friendly staff, will definitely go back again

Great tea room that you can take your dog to. Extra seating up some steep stairs and outside. Lots of cakes on show and of great homecmade quality. Staff, even when busy and under pressre were friendly and efficient. Been here several times and never been disapointed. I especially like that dogs are welcome everywhere that you can sit and not confined to one area.

Myself and my husband always visit Bradgate park on our trips back to Leicester. We decided to pop into the Post Office and have afternoon tea. Well it was lovely roaring fire, ham and cheese toasties and a big pot of tea followed by chocolate chip victoria sponge. Delicious!!!

My wife and I called in after a walk in Bradgate Park. We had a lemon sponge and chocolate rocky road and both were lovely. We will be coming back!

Hadn't been for a while and found fresh coat of paint which lightens up the place. Ideal for pit stop before or after walk in Bradgate Park. Nice warming fire and excellent menu with something for everyone. Delicious food and reasonably priced. Staff welcoming and friendly. Dogs welcome too plus outside seating sheltered for those of a hardy nature at this time of the year. Best to go for a walk first as we didn't want to leave the warmth to venture into the park.

Really lovely, friendly and dogs are allowed inside and I'm the garden. Food is nice and there is a good selection.

Decided to stop here after walking around Bradgate Park. What a lovely tearoom. With a scone each and coffee and hot chocolate, sat in front of the log burner, we didn't want to leave, especially as it was pouring it down outside.. Will be calling in again with my mum. Very friendly and helpful staff, toilets are upstairs, very clean. Dog and muddy boots friendly.. Well done.

Been a few times now after walking the pooch. Nice tea n cake stop. Room upstairs for when gets busy. Dog and muddy walker friendly. Nice selection of cakes too. Nice posh log fire as well. Recommended

My first visit here and I wasn't disappointed. It's very quaint inside with low ceilings and a lovely log burner. The menu was more than ample for a country tearoom and they were very kind to adapt our choice. Rather than have a full breakfast bap (which sounded enormous) or a simple bacon or sausage bap, we asked if we could have a bacon bap for me and a sausage bap for my friend but with the addition of a fried egg and mushrooms. No problem at all and the price was appropriately adjusted. It was freshly cooked and delicious. The tea was also lovely with more than enough for two cups each. We planned a walk through Bradgate Park so didn't want to overstuff ourselves so we decided not to try the cakes but, oh dear, they did look lovely. There is plenty more seating upstairs up an old, creaky, but safe, staircase and there's loads more seating outside though not to be sampled on a cold November day. Perhaps another time....along with the cakes of course. There's also a small gift shop area with some lovely unusual gifts reasonably priced and I managed to buy a few Xmas stocking fillers. The only downside is that the toilets are upstairs but in an old place like this you have to fit them where you can I suppose. The ladies loo was very clean and well stocked. For anyone needing a downstairs loo, there's public loos just across the road inside Bradgate Park. I'll be sure to call again soon... to sample the cakes of course!

I’ve been here 4 times , always had a breakfast and always with 2 golden retrievers.

We often have either breakfast or afternoon tea at these tea rooms however the portion size of the cakes has gradually shrank to half the size you'd expect for the amount charged. If you want your cake on the generous size, go next door.

Lovely place to pop into after a walk in Bradgate park.

I visited this lovely little tea room with my mum as a birthday treat. We had a great selection of sandwiches and salad and also a large slice of cake.... scrumptious! Originally three cottages just be careful if you are any taller than 5 ft.

I walk in Bradgate Park several times a week having bought a season ticket..great value if you visit regularly...I digress..a fellow dog-walker said she was going in for a coffee, with her dog, so I decided to join her. How pleased I am. My small dog is aged so after he's walked for 20-30 minutes he has a buggy..NO PROBLEM!! We were made very welcome. There were others with dogs too.The coffee was delicious, the cakes & scones, all home-made, looked tempting...maybe next time..trying to lose weight!! I was given a loyalty card, each time I visit it is stamped & with ten stamps it's a free cake or scone.The place is homely, cosy, clean & welcoming..I am really looking forward to going on a cold crisp day as there's a lovely wood burner in the centre of the room & I just might try the breakfast which looked & smelt amazing. I cannot find any fault with the coffee, surroundings & helpful, polite & very friendly staff who kindly carried my coffee as was with my dog's buggy. Can't wait to call again!!

I finally managed to visit one afternoon just for cake!Recently I've had lunch so left no room for the delicious looking cakes. That was put right today.Worth waiting for, I tried a Victoria sponge and my friend had a chocolate cake. Both were as good as we hoped. Generous slices with plenty of cream.

This is a great little cafe - lovely helpful staff, delicious homemade cakes . . . . and a welcome treat for well behaved dogs.

Lots of nice things about the updated building and much more space to sit, even though it's a little gloomy in places and ceilings are very low! Food is nice but the cake thing is still not as good as the place next door which wins hands down in the cake stakes!

Really nice garden area at the tea rooms, lots of seating. Great to be able to sit outside and enjoy the good weather. Service always good, food freshly made. I really need to come just for cake as they always look so good but the sandwich or whatever I have for lunch fills me up too much to sample them.

I really like this friendly teashop. Nice food and drink. Great for breakfast before crossing the road to go for a walk in the park. I recommend this eatery.

Nice venue - now extended, offering breakfasts lunches etc. Always go for the scones - best for miles especially when freshly out of the oven. Can get very busy so sometimes waiting is an issue. Thoroughly recommend though.

When youve had a good walk with the dog in the park opposite ,you can go,inside with your dog and have a coffee etc and not be forced to sit outside.nvery olde,worlde warm and cosy or garden at the back food is great cakes and lunches

The is a really cute little place and the food and service were spot on set use up for a lovely walk!

Consistently good, both service and food. Very cosy inside on a cooler day and great seating for the summer outside.Very friendly staff, always busy here so they work hard.Loos upstairs so not good if you are not mobile but we use the loos just in the park entrance so no biggie.

My family and I regularly use the team room, it never disappoints. The thing we really love is that we can take our dog Jasper in with us (he loves the jar of doggie treats at the counter) so after a walk in Bradgate Park we can enjoy a tastie breakfast or lunch all together. If it's cold the wood burning stove is very welcoming and on a sunny day the garden is perfect for relaxing in the sunshine. The staff are lovely (especially Sue & Becky) and nothing is too much trouble, the food (and cake!!) is delicious and the prices are very reasonable too. We'd definitely recommend visiting this fab little tea room.

Our favourite cake place on the village although there is competition! Beautiful old building with a great makeover... Nice garden but it's the cakes that do it for me!!

Stopped off for a cream tea & it was delicious. Good location outside Bradgate Park. Lovely outside area to eat too. Well worth a visit.

We went in for drinks after a walk at Bradgate Park with the dog. The staff are very friendly and the dog was given fuss and treats! The cafe is cosy and warm and the drinks and cakes were lovely. It is not huge inside but when we visited it was easy to get a seat. the toilets were clean and accessed via the stairs at the back of cafe. It sounds lovely in the summer when the garden is available although I assume during the summer it would be more difficult to find a table! We very much enjoyed our visit and wouldn't hesitate to return!

Although it is a school/children's week off and it was manically bizee we still had a wonderful triple decker melt that was dreamy. Well worth the wait in the queue. It's a shame it's not table service but it's still a great little find and have and still will highly recommend. The cakes and scones are also delicious.

After a walk in Bradgate Park we dropped in to The Old Post Office for coffee and cake. The coffee and cake are excellent and the surroundings match. The garden is lovely and protected from the wind.

We'd been for a walk in Bradgate Park today and there's nothing better thana lovely sandwich and a drink with a sausage for the dog by the fire.They have dog biscuits for our dog and make her feel welcome the staff are very friendly we visit there every time after a walk in that area. They also have a lovely area in the back to sit out side in the summer

Busy on Saturdays and quite small but service was good. Had cake and coffee, cakes looked homemade, which looked really nice.

Wanted to take my disabled gran for a walk and a light lunch thought of know where better than bradgate park. As she is in a wheel chair thought it was only fair to give them a ring first and check out if this would be possible - it was no trouble at all to the Post office who reserved us a table what a difference it made wish more places were like this especially when they were so busy nothing seemed any trouble and will definitely be going back.