The Sherlock Holmes Tearoom in Edinburgh, City of

Hermosa tarde fabulosa con sándwiches deliciosos y frescos, bollos pasteles con un montón de té o café acabada con una copa fuera de Prosecco. El personal cálido y acogedor agradable. Recomiendo encarecidamente este encantador salón de té. Sin duda volveremos. Una pequeña joya

Visitamos hoy. Pero decepcionó con tartas estaban secos y nada como lo que ven. Tenía el té de la tarde, pero cuando tengo bollos. gusta tener crema con mi escones & como las tortas estaban secos habría como crema con ellos. La gente era agradable y que intentan, pero necesita mejorar

Fuimos para el té de la tarde de ayer en este pintoresco salón de té aunque teníamos un puesto en el arte y artesanía en el hermoso edificio fayre. El personal era muy amable y servicial. Me encanta el toque antiguo de placas de té. Había una buena variedad de tortas caseras para elegir, así como tés de frutas, té, café, el café era extremadamente agradable optamos por un bollo de frutas, que era preciosa. No hay aparcamiento cerca del edificio ya que la mayoría son espacios residente pero merece la pasear lejos del bullicio y ajetreo del centro de la ciudad.

Aunque había un vale para un amigo y yo, nos encantaría pagar la tarifa completa la próxima vez que nos visite, ya que quedamos encantados con el servicio y la tarifa ofrecida. Me encantó el hecho de que cada uno tenía su propia teteras, el té era delicioso y tuvimos platos de china! Estoy 'a la antigua usanza" porque me encantó. Buena variedad de sándwiches, un bollo con mantequilla y mermelada (aunque sin crema), y una selección de pasteles y un vaso de vino. No podría terminar todo. El personal era muy agradable y dispuesto a satisfacer mi pedido para rellenarlo de té.

Fuimos para el té de la tarde. Estaba preocupada de que debido a las críticas. Té lugar era encantadora bonita tarde. Una gran relación calidad-precio no sé qué otras personas dieron pero sin duda recomendaría el lugar y volveré

Sherlock Holmes Tea room is centrally located and very pleasant to walk into. The table was nicely set with china tea cups and plates and fresh flowers. The staff were very friendly and helpful. BUT - the actual afternoon tea itself was nothing more than mediocre. The cake selection was very poor and there were no gluten free cakes despite being requested weeks ahead for one of our guests. Also the gluten free biscuits that had been made available for them, had been placed on the same plate alongside cakes containing gluten. We were on a voucher, which even then we felt did not get good value. The full price of afternoon tea is £19.99 for two. The cafe are going to have to up the quality of their cakes and sandwiches if they are hoping to attract customers who are willing to pay this. As a previous customer has mentioned, I noticed lovely fruit scones on the counter but the ones served to us were certainly not the same - flat and uninteresting looking and certainly not tasty.

We were looked after by Robert and his wife and daughter the service was friendly. We were here with a voucher if we had paid the full price I would be asking for some money back.The sandwiches were fresh,the scones were flat not like the ones on the counter which were being served with cream to the people coming in without a booking. We had jam and butter no cream the selection of cakes nothing special or tempting (had been bought in) Certainly won't be returning. I was asked what I thought of the afternoon tea and I gave my honest opinion.

We had a voucher for afternoon tea, which was good value - I'm not sure I'd pay full price for this, but everything else on the menu seems good value. The sandwiches were delicious, as were the warm scones & the cakes were lovely too. The coffee was really good & unlimited. The service was great, very friendly & helpful.

I echo the previous review. It's an old fashioned tearoom to match the theme. A couple of sandwiches, an OK scone and a few bite sized cakes. Everything was pleasant but not going to set the world on fire

Bought a deal on line for afternoon tea. Set inside a spiritualist church the tea room is clean but the decor is just a lot of reference to Sherlock Holmes on the walls. A glass of fizz along with the pot of tea. The stand had a few sandwiches, a flat scone that was more like a bun than a scone and two pieces each of chocolate brownie and small fairy cake, and another small shortcake. Although it stated all home baking there was no cupcake or slice of homebaked cake as in other tea rooms. Good value for what I paid but no wow factor and would be disappointed if I had paid full price.

We had a simple cup of tea which was fine but others were going for full afternoon tea with bubbles. This is a relaxed and informal place, so it's no tea at the Ritz experience, but neither are the prices.