The Teapot in Wiltshire

We were on a coach outing and quite a few of the passengers, looking for somewhere to eat, ended up in BOA Teapot. What impressed me so much was the quite and efficient way the staff dealt with us all. Tea orders were taken, tea and coffee arrived very quickly, we were told there would be a delay, but to our surprise our food arrived very quickly to very hungry customers. The food was nicely displayed and a joy to eat. So many thanks to the two staff there. quite a lot of the coach

Stopped in our journey at Bradford on Avon and found The Teapot cafe close to our car park. It was lunchtime but we only needed a snack and hot drink. No problem - the staff were extremely friendly and what was on offer suited us down to the ground. It appeared to be a family run business with a welcoming atmosphere, something that is not always guaranteed nowadays. Highly recommended.

Over the years that I've been visiting Bradford on Avon, this has gone from being affordable to ridiculously expensive. BoA is an expensive place to eat under cover in general and this place has now joined those ranks. Food isn't even all that good anymore and portions are less generous. The owner has commented elsewhere that it is very expensive to run a business these days. Understandable, but the Teapot has gone from being a pleasant place for locals and visitors to a place for well off and ignorant tourists. If you're happy with that, fill your boots; if not, buy a picnic from Co-op or Sainsbury and eat al fresco.

Ridiculously expensive for some particularly average food. Very basic options of sandwiches and jackets which is fine but the effort then applied was pretty disappointing. Processed slightly stale bread with hardly any filling and soggy attempt at a garnish. A relatively simple fix to modernise the furniture, atmosphere and menu or simply improve the food quality.

Don’t bother visiting this cafe. Not at all very good. It lacks everything. Taste, finesse, imagination and atmosphere.

Used to be so good when we moved to bradford on avon. Saturday used to be so popular you would struggle to find a seat with all the regulars. This week no one there sat down looked at the menu and more importantly the price oh my word this is now the most expensive breakfast in Bradford on avon. Used to be the place to go now by the looks of it the place to avoid. what on earth happened ?? I understand the economy and price difficulties but there's value for money and then there's ripping customers off. A breakfast for the kings or more like one who has his wealth..

First visit to the Teapot, fabulous food and atmosphere. Bread and salad very fresh and tasty. Good value !!

Lovely little tea room. Pleasant staff, good value. Large pot of tea and lovely scones. Lots of tearooms in BOA, enjoyed this

Whilst I understand there is an economic crisis in this country, I found it unbelievable that this cafe has the audacity to charge £12 for a jacket potato with basic fillings, if my grandson hadn’t needed something to eat and it hadn’t been quite as cold yesterday, I would have walked straight out.. I told my daughter we’ll get something later, even a sandwich was £8 !! That will explain why it was virtually empty at lunchtime in a busy little tourist spot . Two cups of tea, a child’s chicken nuggets & chips ( the beans were an extra £1 ) at a cost of £13.50 totally ridiculous

Location and staff excellent. Staff friendly and the cafes a nice place to sit. Unfortunately the price of food and drinks here is excessive. For 2 of us to have a baguette each 2 drinks and a small bowl of chips was £30! I’ve seen previous responses from the owners and agree that costs have gone up but lots of other cafes can still manage to get this standard of food for much less! If you insist on charging these prices I’d expect larger portions and artisan bread The food was okay but certainly not worth £30! Wouldn’t return which is sad because staff were really friendly!

If you are a coeliac or gluten intolerant I definitely wouldn’t recommend this cafe. When it’s possible to go into ANY supermarket & buy gluten-free loaves, rolls, buns etc., it’s really disappointing to not even be able to order even a sandwich with GF bread. The only option offered was a GF brownie! And £12 for a jacket potato - really?!! There are plenty of other options in this lovely town, hopefully with much more choice for customers with coeliac disease.

Don’t get me wrong food lovely other customers kids terrible and noisy running around parents didn’t give a dam

Had a very nice lunch here and the lady serving us was helpful and pleasant. The location is in a nice spot with view of the bridge over the Avon.

We visited here one busy Saturday afternoon. We were seated straight away and we’re told (eventually) to order and pay at the till. We all had an afternoon tea and a sandwich which was all very nice. Lots of complaints on here about their pricing. Try Bridge St Tea Rooms. Their prices are double the price of this place. All in all m, a pleasant visit.

The food was lovely,large potions. Staff friendly and helpful and the cafe was clean. The atmosphere was relxed.

Food was ok but couldn’t believe the cost of it! £4.50 for a little bowl of chips! Extra cost if you want your bread toasted! Cappuccino was pretty nasty. Probably wouldn’t return because of the cost. Shame as used to be a nice place

Nice piece of carrot cake and coffee was ok but really would have liked to have had decaf with oat milk. However 30p for decaf and another 40p for oat milk seemed a bit steep. V grumpy lady behind the counter, not sure if it’s just her way as she was like it with others but definitely lacking in basic social skills never mind hospitality social skills that are supposed to make you feel welcome and relaxed, not tense and as if you’re not sure whether to walk out! When waiting at the counter for some minutes whilst she busied herself doing things it would surely not have been too much to have expected “I’ll be with you shortly “ , totally appreciate that feeling of needing to be on top of things before serving the next customer but it felt so long that it was rude and I’m thinking “is she for real?” Won’t go back again, plenty of other nice places to go in BOA just that they’re not all open on a Sunday.

Extortionately overpriced. £10 for a jacket potato. £8 for a baguette. 30p extra if you want your sandwich toasted. Extra charge if you want cranberry sauce in your baguette. Nearly £10 for a club sandwich, not forgetting an extra 30p to have it toasted. 30p for non dairy milks, so not friendly to anyone who can’t drink non-dairy milks. 30p for decaf coffee. Extra charges for butter. Flicking through the menu, the food is already very expensive and then it is very shocking to see all these extra costs! I cannot for the life of me understand the justification for a 30p charge to toast a sandwich. It is common practice across many small and large businesses to provide at least one non-dairy milk option, such as soy, and then to maybe charge for more premium options, such as almond milk. I was also quite put off by lots of passive aggressive signage, especially strange comments about not having Wi-Fi. It’s just not needed. If you don’t have Wi-Fi, that’s fine, but I don’t like to feel judged for wanting access to things like WhatsApp! It just doesn’t add to a friendly atmosphere. What is absolutely baffling, however, is the coffee and cakes are really reasonably priced and well portioned! Perhaps they want to discourage customers from having lunches or anything more than a coffee and cake, but its a very strange system. My baguette was very average. The cold Brie made my bacon cold, and it could have done with some chutney or something in it. We only had one packet of mayo but were scared to ask for more Incase we got charged 30p for that too! All the 30p charges for silly things really need to go. The prices are already high, I’m sure you can stretch to toast a sandwich for free!

Food was delicious. Soup and bread was particularly good. Price is a little steep for a jacket potato but it was enjoyable and we were served quickly with very friendly staff. Good experience overall.

Called for a bite of lunch, wasn't at all busy so got a table no trouble. Got served in good time. Friendly staff.

Used to go here a lot before the pandemic, just popped in hoping to have lunch but came straight out when we saw the prices on the menu had about doubled since we were last in, tenner for a baked spud two seventy for a tea for one. Obviously set out to rook the staycationers but good luck when winter comes and they rely on us locals.

Popped in to buy a baguette... it was perfectly adequate, nothing special however- £8! For a take away sandwich. Very steep.

Without doubt the worst cup of coffee I have been served in recent years .There was barely a hint of a taste of coffee , though it was claimed it contained a double shot and it wasn’t cheap either at £6 for 2 cups . The owner was unperturbed when I took it back in and said if I wanted more coffee in this mug of basically hot milk , I would have to pay for it .

Assuming the ice-cream parlour is owned by BOA Teapot then I have to comment on my experience here. I love ice-cream so I decided to treat mum & we both had some flavoured ice-cream on offer. We both had one scoop in a tub which was £2.50 each. A few minutes later I decided I wanted to add another scoop in the same tub for the extra £1.00 they charge for 2 scoops. I was astonished when she charged me £2.50 again yet I had only had eaten a little bit of the 1st one. It would have been different if I had gone back after eating the 1st portion or after some time cos then she would have been within her right to charge me £2.50 again but not literally a couple of minutes later so I refused & asked for my money back. The ice-cream was average! - I hate being ripped off! (I am sorry I cannot comment on BOA Teapot - maybe next time??)

Really enjoyed our lunch at The Teapot. We both ordered the bacon and brie baguette and it was really delicious. Extremely generous portions..brie cut thick. The salad served on the side was crisp and fresh. The coffee was so good we ordered a second cup. Service was friendly and efficient. My only complaint was that I felt too full after the baguette to order one of the delicious looking cakes. We will definitely return.

Have given average review. Drinks didn't arrive until we were half way through our snack. The bacon and brie baguette was ok. I ordered a toasted sandwich which wasn't as nice as it could have been (bread too thick and not toasted very well, and not that hot). I asked for a glass of tap water, they said they couldn't serve this due to guidelines because of Corona so I had to buy a bottle. I don't know if this is correct or not, but have got tap water everywhere else with no problem. We did share a slice of carrot cake which was good, and the coffee was good once it arrived.

This has the best food and service we have had in a long time. The welcome was via a very polite young man who couldn’t do enough to help. Ordered food and tap water, I didn’t realise customers couldn’t have it because of Covid-19 but made perfect sense and happily purchased a bottle for 60p due to the Eat out and Help Out scheme! Food was fresh and tasty. Highly recommend and best of all this is a well run independent- we will be back for sure !

I’ve just come away from the Teapot feeling saddened by our experience. I ordered £35 worth of food and drink and was refused a glass of tap water for my daughter. Understandable if I had only bought an icecream or something small but I don’t think it’s unreasonable to request a small glass of water when ordering 4 meals and 3 other drinks. When I questioned why this wouldn’t be possible the rather unfriendly lady said they were not obliged to serve water. I thought ‘no, not obliged but it wouldn’t do any harm would it?’ Having run a tea rooms on the K&A canal myself I would advise the proprietor to be more welcoming and obliging if they value return custom.The food and drinks were on the expensive side for what we received. I‘m afraid we shan’t be returning and will not recommend as we wouldn’t want anyone else to feel as undervalued as we were.

Whenever I am in Bradford on Avon with my lovely wife I always pop into the BOA Teapot.It is a lovely place to take a break and the food and service are excellent. The cafe is one of the cleanest I have visited and has special memories for me as the building opposite (next to the river) was once my father's shop. The whole area was dominated by the Avon Rubber factory and in the 1960s was very grubby.Thankfully the factory closed some years ago and the area near the BOA Teapot is fun to visit.There are many places in Bradford on Avon to enjoy refreshment but this is one of the best.

As we entered the tearoom, we were ignored for nearly 10 minutes as we stood at the counter ready to place our order. The blonde lady behind the counter simply glared at us and looked us up and down. Other customers walked out and went elsewhere when they saw this. A young boy eventually took our order with minimum effort and equally made us feel unwanted and in the way. The food and drink that arrived was simply inadequate and did not make up for the hostile environment in which we ate it. Will not be visiting again.

As we were walking through Bradford-on-Avon we quite excitedly stumbled across this very cute and inviting cafe. However that’s where the excitement ended. No greeting by the lady behind the counter when we approached. Although then we spotted the cakes - ooo did they look good. Again disappointment. We choose the coffee and walnut cake and it didn’t taste anything like coffee. Actually kind of like cinnamon... definitely did leave a not pleasant taste - and not just the cake.. the coffee was ok and the young guy in there was super attentive.

My friend and I arrived at about 3:15 planning to get a drink and a cake. We sat down and were chatting when the lady serving came over and, without a pleasant greeting or checking what we would like, announced very firmly that we could only have drinks and cakes - ie no lunch. And order at the counter. The drinks and two small slices of brownie came to £11.70 - not good value in a not especially attractive tearoom. She brought over my flat white and friend's hot choc.'Flat white?' 'Yes here please,' - this happened two or three times, she sounding more annoyed each time. At ten to four she came to take our plates. My friend clearly felt we had outstayed our welcome and said we'd better leave. 'Yes,' said our charmless hostess who then proudly stated she had closed at three when it was dead.In short nice brownie, okay coffee, appalling service, poor value.

I Had a breakfast sandwich, for £5.50 and expected something a bit special at that price. Two small cheap sausages which tasted like leather probably pre cooked and microwaved were hardly reflective of the price. Poor show.

My girlfriend and I visited the tearoom during a heavy rain shower to shelter from the elements. After a much needed coffee we left and carried on our journey back to Portsmouth. Once I arrived home I realised I had at some point in the day lost my wallet! I phoned the shop on the off chance that it had been handed in, and to my disbelief it had been. The owner was so courteous and helpful and offered to send the wallet in the post to my address. Less than 24 hours later the wallet was delivered by the postman! I really appreciate the honesty and the helpfulness of the owner of the cafe going above and beyond to get me back my wallet. I can’t sing his praises enough. It’s also so encouraging to see that there are still such decent people out there.

pleasant visit with freindly staff but the prices are off putting as its expensive for a cafe! would visit more if the prices wasnt as high

We had a cooked breakfast here yesterday and it was superb Well recommended, you also get proper sausages unlike the other cafes , we would definitely visit again

Stumbled across this place on a Saturday afternoon. Ordered 3 coffees, 3 sandwiches and a children’s meal. Sat down to wait for our order. When the drinks arrived we commented on why there were 2 kids drinks. The waitress said we had ordered 2 children meals. Explained that one of the children’s meal should’ve been a ham and cheese toastie. After being asked 3 times what the sandwich was that I wanted I was told they don’t do toasties. That’s fine as was ok with toasted bread. All happy with that so far but when the waitress tells me she. Has under charged me by £1.30 and was it ok to pay her but I couldn’t use a card as a £5 minimum. Mistakes happen but it leaves a bitter taste in your mouth when have to pay the difference making my sandwich average toasted ham and cheese sandwich £7.30.

If there’s one thing that gets my goat is being served warm coffee! Thankfully this cafe served a nice hot cup of latte! There are quite a few cafes in Bradford on Avon, this was the first we went into when we arrived in the town - it’s slightly dated but we had a warm welcome.

Great service, good food (we had the cheese scone with chutney and replaced the tea for coffee!) and the prices were pretty good as well.

My wife and I arrived just after opening in the morning and were able to get table number 6, which affords a great view of the comings and goings in Bradford on Avon.

Tried again recently and still just poor. Poor quality ingredients and produce, overpriced and average service Lots of place to eat in BoA and this place lets the side down

Right in the centre of Bradford On Avon. Gives you all you need by way of good coffee and cake etc. Friendly staff and reasonable priced

We had lunch here today, having eaten at this cafe before & been very impressed. Not so today! I opted for the cheese ploughman’s & my mum had the chicken salad. Firstly the positives - the food came promptly, with friendly service & was nicely presented. However a Ploughman’s it was not! A traditional Ploughman’s is served with a chunk, or chunks, of cheese & with a bread roll or a decent wedge of bread. This had neither! The cheese was broken into pieces & there was no bread. In my book that equals a cheese salad! That said it was pleasant enough, served with apple slices, coleslaw, salad leaves, cucumber, tomato, small pickled onions & a nice chutney. It was also covered in dressing, which wasn’t great. I prefer to add my own, especially if it’s got seeds in it, which this did. My mother’s chicken salad was ok, but just OK. Salad leaves, cucumber, tomato & again covered in dressing but not much chicken. Overall disappointing, which is a shame as with a little effort it could be so much better!

Stopped here for lunch on Saturday. Had a delicious home-made quiche and salad. Service was very good and everything was clean (including the toilets). Would certainly return here if I were in the area.

Lovely cakes and light meals right in the centre of Bradford on Avon..The service was great and not rushed.

We were in Bradford on Avon for the day - decided to pop in here for breakfast, but wish we hadn't - the poached eggs were hard, the hasbrowns soggy and the bread was cheap - which the breakfast certainly was not - there are lots of better options in Bradford on Avon, these need to up their game drastically!

Popped in for a light lunch. Ordered the cheese scones and pot of tea. Also coffee and coronation chicken sandwich. All went well until the sandwich. It took a while (I feel it was forgotten) when it did come I was surprised that the filling was hot! Not piping hot but microwaved through hot. I was very dubious about eating heated chicken and would normally have complained, but we were now out of time and tired due to illness. I would rather have been offered an alternative than a microwaved sandwich. All very odd.

Great place and today found the table and noted table number and ordered and paid at the counter

The title says it all!.Excellent choice of snacks - cake particularly enjoyable, and very good value for money. Well worth a break.

Had lunch here today. The sandwiches were overpriced, fillings not great and the bread was dry. The chocolate cake was good but that was all!

Went in for lunch, three of us, one had omelette and salad (£9) , my dad and myself had jacket potato. firstly I received the wrong drink that I ordered when the food came the beans on my jacket potato were COLD. I sent it back and It came back only a little warm. The potato was rock solid and not cooked. When we complained, the lady behind the till got a bit argumentative and only knocked £5 off of a £35 bill! Would not recommend to anyone. Definitely won't be returning! There are many good places to eat in BOA, better quality and value for money.

A lovely breakfast sat in the window overlooking the bridge. Nice music and very relaxing on a Sunday morning. Nice staff and delicious food.

I enjoyed a hearty full English breakfast and a decent pot of tea, served by friendly staff and there was a good amount of other patrons always a good sign.

Recommend 100% lunch was absolutely delicious. Friendly welcoming and great staff. Speedy service. Thanks for making our family lunch a very pleasant visit.

Ok for a quick stop but I wouldnt take anyone there that were visiting town. I wouldnt say it was the best that BOA had to offer

We both had a very tasty and whilst we somehow managed to resist the cakes, they did look amazing. The big let down was the service, the girl serving us was lost forgot the water we ordered and at one point told us to wait when wanting to order more drinks as she wanted to clear as table

Very disappointed with this place, we popped in only for a Pot of Tea and a Bacon Sandwich, the Tea came very quickly BUT! the Bacon Sandwiches took an absolute age to arrive probably over 40mins in all, we were just about to leave and they arrived.....we both agreed, it wasn’t the best Bacon Sandwich we ever had but it was ok as we were both starving. Anyway we both said we would not be going back to the Tea Pot in a hurry. Sorry...

Nice place for a casual lunch, I can recommend the omelette and chips, coffee is ok and cake is good. Efficient and friendly service, cleanliness good. Prices reasonable, would visit again.

This place has changed hands since last I visited and it has gone really down hill. I ordered a jacket potato (tuna mayo and cheese) I was charged 2 pounds extra for the mayo. I also ordered a piece of toast with cheese. What came out was a floppy piece of bread with a both of cheese on top. I was charged £3.50 for this which is insane. The man who served us at the till was really rude.

We were looking for somewhere for a cup of tea and a cake in Bradford on Avon at the end of the day,

its a nice enough cafe but just seems to be focused on the basics which are not great, i will keep trying as i think it could be a good honest cafe just needs better coffee and breakfast. cakes are not bad though so all round 3 star for me, i hope to change this soon

I fall in love with their carrote cake! It’ s the best one I have ever tried. You must try! Also very friendly staff. For sure I’ ll come back again and recommend it.

Whilst visiting Bradford-on-Avon for a late lunch we were disappointed to find the majority of restaurants and cafes close at 3pm. BOA Teapot however we’re open until 4pm so that was where we ate.

The quality of food has gone down severely since the current owner took over. The prices went up (a lot), and the quality went down. There are so many other lovely cafés nearby that I wouldn't consider going here again.

I stopped off in BOA Teapot after walking round Bradford-on-Avon. The lunch menu was broad and reasonably priced.

Excellent cafe, good service. We had afternoon tea there and were served tea in a large china teapot as it should be done, not in the small stainless steel variety common in most cafes. With a few teabags in the pot we were able to have a few cups out, and it kept hot as well.

Delicious omelettes, good service, plenty of selection. There was ice cream for pudding, too! Mmm....

stoped by twice in this cafe for lunch and really loved the sandviches they provide. i absolutely loved their cappuccino with loooooots of foam. Nice food nice staff. Good job, len tak dalej!!

My husband, toddler and I decided to lunch here as it was the closest to the car park and looked ok from the outside. The décor is a little dated but clean and tidy. We received a friendly greeting as we entered and made our way to one of the many empty tables. We were the only customers in the café at that point. The menu is extremely basic but does offer a children's menu as well as one for over 12's. There was, however, only one item on the kids menu suitable for vegetarians and that was a quorn sausage with chips and beans... not actually on the menu but offered by the waitress when we could find nothing else available. The 'soup of the day' was leek and potato but was told that they only serve adult portions ???? Our 18mth old vegetarian loves soup but we were not prepared to pay for and adult portion when it would be wasted. Why the establishment could not offer a smaller portion of soup when it has already been cooked and put on the menu I do not know, as it was not explained to me by the waitress! So my husband ordered a 1/4lb beef burger with cheese and chips and I ordered the only solid vegetarian option ..as opposed to the only liquid option of soup... a vegetable burger with chips. Plus a pot of Earl Grey and an Americano coffee. The food arrived and as our little girl tucked in to her beans, barely touching the chips and sausage, we began to eat our lunch too. My husband seemed to enjoy his beef burger with a tiny morsel of grated cheese upon it but my vegetable burger was really greasy and mushy as well as being extremely bland. I am sure that it must have been deep fried. The chips were fine, not greasy at all though they did have quite a lot of the spiky ones found at the end of the bag! Ok, perhaps I was being a little fussy, but when you are paying to sit inside and eat in a very quiet café that does not look like a roadside greasy spoon, you expect better quality.

Visited this cafe on a number of occasions and not a local. The delightful member of staff who I think is in charge always welcomes me and my daughter very warmly. Great service, very clean, and excellent service. Would definitely recommend it

Called here for lunch after doing some voluntary work in the area before travelling home and as usual the place offered good service and value for money, this time I called in on a weekday and the service was excellent and the jacket potato was nice

Informal with friendly staff, this is a good place to stop by for a chat with a friend. Nice cakes and pots of hot tea, just as the name implies. :)

Been to here a few times and found the breakfast to be good but the price has slowly crepted up and £12 for a full English is well over priced sorry won’t be visiting again there is plenty other places in boa for breakfast that don’t charge these prices !!!

I called in with friends for a late lunch at this place - it was at the end of the main lunchtime service so many people were leaving but we still had a good welcome -the 5 of us chose various dishes and all were well presented and served promptly and all together and as we were individuals we all paid separately too - they were accommodating

Had a lovely breakfast and coffee here. Lady on front of house was friendly, and didn't make me feel rushed or as though I had out stayed my welcome once my food was finished. Portion size was good and I thoroughly enjoyed it.

Been a few times now. Always decent food and coffee. Friendly staff to boot, and in the summer there's an adjoining icecream shop.

We regularly have breakfast here on Saturday morning. The staff are always fantastic and take great pride in their work and the food is freshly and carefully prepared and served. Thank you Teapot!

We met with friends in Bradford on Avon today and decided to give The Teapot another try having been told that it has recently changed hands. Sadly, we were once again disappointed. We all chose to eat cheeseburgers which unfortunately arrived in dry over toasted buns with a small amount of iceberg lettuce and a slice of processed cheese along with a portion of chips. There was no attention to presentation and overall we thought our meals were dry and without flavour. The waitress seemed in a rush to clear our table before one of our party had finished eating which unfortunately made us feel a little unwelcome We are quite local to the area and feel the menu pricing is certainly aimed at the tourist. Sadly, we will not be returning.

We ordered two cheese scone cream teas. A deal that looked reasonable.

Stumbled into this place looking for a toddler friendly sandwich and coffee shop. Lovely friendly staff. Clean. Unpretentious. Reasonably priced...

A lovely family visit and welcome stop after exploring the town of Bradford on Avon. Great range of drinks and...

Great little Cafe in the Centre of town, caters for all budgets and requirements. If you are driving you can...

Just popped in for afternoon drinks but found it pleasant enough and had to resist the tempting cakes. Clean comfortable...

Popped in here after wedding dress shopping, pot of tea, 'the best hot chocolate I have ever had' said my...

We have eaten here a number of times. A couple times we have had the vegetarian breakfast which is very good value for money. We have also had light lunches such as sandwiches and soups here. More often than not, we go here for afternoon tea. There cake and scones are awesome.

I stopped for a coffee here and was served by a lovely friendly member of staff. I had a beautiful peice of cake too

We popped in this Restaurant for lunch and I must say it was awful. My Wife went for the Jacket Potato with Cheese,Coleslaw and salad, and I went for the 3 egg Cheese Omelette with salad. When the food arrived it looked ok, my wife's said she was happy with her food,but......mine was horrible,it was not very warm with virtually NO CHEESE in the middle and the salad was covered in a honey mustard dressing,Olives and mustered seeds,sorry but that's not what I ordered! also the Omelette tasted like cardboard. In all not very nice food...will not be going back in a hurry. Very expensive for what we received and no WI-FI.......

Stayed in town with friends in August 2017. I have been to the Secret Garden cafe just around the corner where service was impeccable and food excellent but sadly they don't do breakfast so found this place. Seated at table right next to the toilets then immediately accosted by waitress wanting to take our order after politely telling her we needed more time she hovered around for about a minute before returning again. Horrified at prices for breakfast - £10 for a full English! So opted for breakfast butties which were about a fiver. Waited nearly 30 mins for food to arrive despite the fact it wasn't busy. No word from waitress to say how long it would be and no apology when it arrived. Shocked when it finally arrived as sandwiches seemed thrown together - not even cut in half just tossed on plate - ordered wholemeal bread but served white and poached eggs were overdone despite my friends being runny, bread seemed cheap and very dry. Watched waitress serve orange juice from cheap brand carton - freshly squeezed would be nice. Overall staff very unwelcoming, food very poor quality for cost and overall vastly overpriced. Will not be returning.

This tea shop stays open till 5! Why do English tearooms think we will all want and finish afternoon tea by 4 o'clock closing? Excellent latte, tea and slice of chocolate cake for reasonable price at the Teapot. Pleasant surroundings, local historic photos and local reading material/what's on guides. Lovely staff in no hurry.

Had a snack lunch in The Teapot. This has had many different names and menus over the years but has always been quaint and bijou. The food was very good, pleasant service and reasonably priced.

Called to see if they were still cooking breakfast , everywhere else said we were too late! They said breakfasts had finished but were very happy to cook one for us , very helpful staff and great breakfast. thankyou we'll be back.

I visited this café for the first time and I was impressed, and I went in at around 11.30, and had a very nice soup and bread - I sat inside - I saw the notice on the outside tables which said order and pay at the counter inside - I was not too sure if this applied to the inside or not, but I did this anyway - I sat on the black stools that gave me a good view of the streetThe soup was delicious and even though it was late coffee time/early lunch this was a busy place which is always a good sign and a good turnover of people

Used to be a great cafe with great homemade food and service but unfortunately since a takeover has gone for 'value' food at tourist prices.

We had lunch at this cafe after reading the reviews. There were several occupied tables which looked promising. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. The sandwiches were average as was the soup. It would be more acceptable for this to come with a roll or baguette, a piece of sliced bread is hardly 5 star catering. However my main piece of advice is you cannot disguise a day old scone by warming it up. Scones must be served the day they are baked. The one I had definitely had not been baked that day and I regard myself as a scone expert! With a few little changes this could be a lovely local cafe.

Nice little cafe situated next to a busy road in Bradford Upon Avon. Plain and functional but good value for money. We enjoyed the tea and scones.

This is fast becoming our favourite place to go on a relaxing day off. The service is always great and they have amazing food!! Had a Tuna baguette last time which was warm and tasted amazing. Plus they have great cakes and do a good pot of tea. Very friendly place to go whether visiting or live local. Best coffee shop in the area by far!

Of the four of us who visited Bradford on Avon two were wheelchair users. We had almost given up finding somewhere accessible when we came across the Teapot. The staff, in contrast to another place which I shan't mention, were so welcoming. They couldn't do enough to make us comfortable and to help to make our visit a pleasant experience. the food was excellent, the coffee superb but above all the people were just the very best.Will definitely be coming back.

We stopped here for an afternoon tea today. The tea was lovely and very generous size teapot. The scones were delicious. The place was clean and tidy and the staff friendly. They even gave us a container of water for our dog outside. Thank you I definitely will be back

The teapot is a nice little cafe for decent home cooked food at a good price. I go here fairly often as it's convenient, comfortable and has a nice atmosphere. I find the coffee quite weak so always ask for an extra shot or two but for breakfast or lunch it's a lovely place to go.

My wife and I used to visit this cafe when it was first called the The scribbling horse and when it first became the teapot always had good food which was reasonable and well cooked but since new owners have taken over it seems to have gone slightly downhill visited yesterday (24/02/17) and although the staff were pleasant and helpful the food was below par and they couldn't make a proper cheese and tomato toastie as they didn't have the correct machine and could only make it in a toaster my mushroom omelette was bland and quite flat and the chips slightly undercooked the tea and latte were fine.At a total of £16:11 it was very underwhelming.