the quays in Shropshire

Llamado después de una visita rápida a Bridgnorth. Bienvenida agradable. Pot agradable de té. Tenía una merienda. Creo que tienes tu precios en correcta. Como cuesta 3 libras. 70 Para comprar por separado cuesta 3 libras. 10 fuego de madera era iluminada, que era una de las principales razones para llamar pero fuego no lanzó el calor. Te sugiero poner un poco de carbón. También para calentar los bollos

Nuestro grupo de nueve estaba buscando una tienda de té - para refrescarse así como refugio de la llovizna en húmedo los sábados por la tarde en diciembre. Hay una vista sobre el río, pero difícil para nosotros para ver debido al mal tiempo. Té era bueno, así como la selección de pasteles, como era la conversación con los propiretors.

No había estado en un largo tiempo. Visitamos para el brunch y fue excelente. Tuve un queso simple y frijoles en tostadas y era el más sabroso, me mantuvo marcha todo el día!

Después de un largo viaje en coche nos detuvimos aquí para el té y pastas de té tostado, como era el primer café que estaba abierto a las 09:00 como entramos desde el aparcamiento por el puente. Teníamos el servicio con una sonrisa en un pintoresco edificio antiguo con jardín y vistas al río. Justo lo que necesitábamos.

Metimos en para desayunar, un buen camarero, té y una olla de agua caliente siempre es bienvenido. Agradable, comida recién preparada, lo pasamos muy bien.

Great views in the little garden area overlooking the magnificent River Severn. Egg mayo on Granary Baguettes highly recommended

Well I would like to write a review to include the food, view, value for money etc but unfortunately I am unable to write anything because after entering the tea room and sitting there for well over 15 minutes no one had even acknowledged us let alone served us. There were multiple signs stating that customers should take a seat and they will be waited on. 15 minutes without so much as an acknowledgment! Lost lunch order - we walked out.

Just a quick visit for a coffee and beer by the river. Coffee uninspiring, but it was the garden furniture that caught the attention, and not in a good way! Overall the garden was pretty scruffy, with grass growing between the flags, and random pot plants actually obscuring the river view. But the furniture! The cheapest, scruffiest, wobbly green plastic - ghastly! It all needs tipping into the river, and some smart wooden sets put in its place. With a bit of TLC this place could actually be something!

Though it was evident upon arrival that the staff were under large amounts of pressure to deliver, all staff were very welcoming and apologetic for delays. Despite the long delay, food quality didn't disappoint. It was evident the staff took a large pride in what they were doing- would happily go again

I had a bacon egg and sausage Baguette the baguette part was inedible and the bacon over cooked, the chips were nice though. Will not go back again

We stopped by here for a quick cup of tea and a toasted tea-cake. The staff were very friendly and the tea cake was delicious and one of the nicest I've ever had in a tea shop. The only thing that let it down was it could have been a bit cleaner - our table could have done with a wipe over and the toilet facilities could do with a deep clean. Of course when things aren't clean people always think, 'well, if this isn't clean, what is the kitchen like......' But this is a simple thing that can be fixed easily - I hope they do!

Travelling through Bridgnorth, we were attracted into the Quays for Sunday brunch. The cafe was empty when we arrived, but the greeting was warm, and the waitress allowed us some breathing room to look at the menu before pouncing on us for our order. The menu was extensive and there was no time limit on any of the breakfast or lunch items. We had sausage, egg and chips, and there was plenty for £4.95. I would return again - it's not pretentious, it's clean, and the food was good value.

Whilst the quays has a beautiful garden by the river, the welcome we got today was not worth facing to get through to the garden. I have never seen such a poorly mannered person working in the hospitality profession and it was totally at odds with the atmosphere that the place seems to want to portray. From the door being locked so we were unable to get in (despite the open sign being clearly displayed) to the rude facial expressions and abrupt manner that greater us by the female member of staff. We left without sitting down as we were made to feel so uncomfortable. The other customers who had eaten said they would never do it again due to the unfriendly welcome. Whilst I can sympathise with the pressure places are put under when it is busy in bridgnorth, there is no excuse for loosing basic manners. Even my 5 year old was shocked at her rudeness.

We dived in here to escape the rain. Well worth it. Extensive menu. Very pleasant owner. Warm croissants and hot chocolate and toasted tea cake and coffee went down a treat. Very cosy decor with interesting historical posters. Restricted headroom entrance and steps down which makes it difficult for some. Beams and huge open fireplace. Clean toilet and when the weather is fine – nice sloping area down to the river. Recommended.