Trumpet Corner Tea Room in Herefordshire, County of

Just wanted to share my lovely experiences at The Trumpet Corner Tearoom. I'm always made to feel right at home.  It's a really charming tearoom with genuinely welcoming and attentive staff.  They make sure you have everything you need. The food is delicious, fresh and tasty plus they offer a gentle coffee blend. The cake and pasty selection is yummy! Everything on the menu seems thoughtfully prepared with high-quality ingredients.  My recent evening visit with friends for the speciality 'Harvest Supper' was delicious, everything 'Harvest' on the menu - great food and services with a wonderful ambience. Trumpet Tearooms are a little gem, I’d highly recommend to anyone looking for a friendly spot with excellent food, coffee & cake. Can’t wait for my next visit.

The young staff were lovely. But the stuck up miserable old woman who runs it, shouldn’t work with people. Breakfast was disgusting and over priced. I’d advise avoiding.

Took my friend for her birthday. We were extremely disappointed. £9.50 for a salad bowl and it was a small bowl. Coffee was served in mugs and Luke warm. The owner wasn’t very friendly either. Small steps on way in, my friend tripped and so did a little girl that came in. Cakes didn’t look particularly good either. Hasten to say we will not return. Such a shame, it’s nice to go to smaller independent coffee shops.

'Greeted' by a Basil Faulty esk lady who had zero patience with our order. Her manner was worse than indifferent to us intolerant is a better description. and we felt very uncomfortable. The young girls serving were giggly most of the time we were eating and drinking in the pleasant cafe. A sense of being bullied by staff came upon us. Though the food was of good standard we couldn't get over our early treatment. I appreciate people have bad days but surely customers go to a cafe as a treat and surely staff must realise customers have hard times too. A warm welcome is little to ask. Even a neutral welcome Our treatment was neither if she is the owner she needs to seriously amend her customer service If not the owner would do well to appoint different staff. L

Had a lovely lunch at this tearoom, we both had the salad bowl and the dish was adapted slightly to make it Gluten Free. There is a Water dispenser in the tearoom which was ideal for us on a warm day. There is a small gift shop with some local crafts. Well worth a visit.

loved it, food always so yum and staff really friendly. i had the fish finger sandwich and it was so good, served with chips, salad and sauce.

Great coffee, home made cake and loved the Emma Bridgewater mugs! Easy parking and great to pick up a card and pressie from the gift shop too!

Where do I begin? The coffee is always great and we can never resist the amazing selection of homemade cakes on offer. The tea rooms are very welcoming and have a beautiful outdoor area which is perfect for summer days. We are regulars as we love to support small, local businesses. It is a perfect spot for a table for two or for bigger parties. We hired the whole place for my Mum’s 70th and Annie and her team went above and beyond to ensure we had everything we needed. Would highly recommend.

What a HUGE MISTAKE it was to return here. Only giving one star because I have to but this placed doesn't even deserve one. My friend and I visited a few weeks before but there was no food available due to staff shortages. The woman serving was offhand then but we put it down to the situation and made a plan to return to have lunch. So today we went and had been really looking forward to trying something tasty for lunch. We arrived and I asked if there was a vegan option and the reply was "No". That was it. No apology. So my friend and I discussed about going elsewhere when the same woman suggested the Greek Wrap without Feta. So I thought ok that would be fine and we ordered coffee as well. The coffee arrived before the food and the cups were in a shocking state. A chip on one and a crack and cracked glaze on the other. The wraps arrived and my friends had a side of crisps. I asked why mine hadn't got crisps and was told that they weren't vegan only vegetarian and had been produced in an environment were milk may be present. I explained that it was ok as it was a preference being vegan rather than due to allergies and yes I would have some crisps but the woman repeated that they're not vegan. I said it was ok so I got crisps. Then halfway through our lunch I noticed that my friend had green olives which I didn't. So all in all my wrap had half the ingredients but I was still charged £8.95 !!!! Not even an offer of a reduction or an attempt to include more hummus or salad. By the time I got to the end of my coffee I noticed how stained and dirty the mug was!! When the waitress came to collect our plates and asked if everything was alright I explained that actually it wasn't and why had I not been given green olives. The owner came and explained that the olives come together with the feta cheese so fair enough. However, why couldn't she have just explained that when I asked about the absence of the crisps? So to top it all off as we were browsing in the gift shop next door and chatting to the owner of that shop in came the cafe owner and accused us of not paying for our food. My friend assured her that we had but it was a hugely embarrassing situation and all in front of the shop owner. After we had finished in the gift shop my friend wanted to go back to the cafe and confirm that we had paid and how upset and embarrassed she had been made to feel to which the cafe owner merely said sorry. I also pointed out that given my wrap contained half the ingredients I should have paid less and also commented on the disgusting state of the cups. The cafe owner had the audacity to call me rude which is laughable given how rude and inhospitable she is. We absolutely will not be returing.

Beautiful tea room , Annie is lovely and made us feel so welcome . The homemade sausage rolls are a must and we had the best sausage sandwich ever !!!!

Turned away when we turned up at 2pm for lunch, despite them not closing until an hour later. Also previously went for cake (which was on display) and told "that cake's not being cut until tomorrow". Hilarious if it wasn't plain dumb. Nice venue ruined by a collective of Karen's running it.

My daughter say the review on this little gem and we tried it out. True to is review, hidden away on the crossroads with a lovely garden seating area. The atmosphere was very relaxing. The staff were very obliging and talkative. The afternoon tea was superb. Presentation was definitely made for eye appeal. The scones especially were scrummy,. Anyone wanting a treat this is the place. Well worth visiting. We will be going again.

Perfect little place for a stop on our journey home. Lovely and friendly staff and such a nice place. Good food and, most importantly, great coffee!

Stopped here for coffee and cake while on a bike ride through the area. Super friendly staff and an excellent selection of homemade cakes which were very yummy (four of us each went for some thing different ). There is a reasonable amount of seating inside and the garden is a quite a sun trap (just the job in Feb)! Will be back!

Decided to have lunch here with friends. Cheery welcome from staff. Menu good and varied, food very enjoyable. Nice, warm, cosy venue. Will be back

Amazing afternoon tea. I bought a voucher for my parents and it exceeded expectations on all levels. They could not stop raving about the sandwiches, homemade sausage rolls, cakes and especially the freshly baked (still warm) scones. Completely recommended if you want to pop in for coffee, lunch or a light bite but especially if you want to give a gift. The gift of afternoon tea at the Trumpet corner tea room is definitely a gift that will be welcome.

A very good mug of coffee with a nice warm scone. Friendly staff, very clean. Local crafts and cards for sale. Next door there is a gift shop, well priced with lots of unusual stock.

I never leave reviews but I'm still fuming.  I had booked a table for 5 at 2pm.  I was meeting my elderly parents and we had both come about 45 minutes from difference directions (Cheltenham and Leominster) so I wanted to ensure we had a table.  We had first come on Christmas Eve 2020 and had a lovely time so we were looking forward to coming back again. I had unfortunately booked a table at the same time as another lady had booked for a full afternoon tea for 5.  The manager instantly assumed I was this lady and was so unfriendly when I said we weren't having afternoon tea. She said I had asked for it and she had made it all now.  With terrible grace she said 'just choose a cake then'.  It was so embarrassing and I felt awful because I knew I hadn't booked afternoon tea.  My poor little mum said 'we were just trying to be helpful' (in booking a table in advance), At no point did the manager think to ask my name and check she had the right customer and I was obviously unaware of this other reservation. She did have the grace to look embarrassed when I showed her my reservation message and the mistake was realised and she did offer us 5 scones, jam and cream on the house (which were delicious)  Still that too late for me - We'll be meeting at the Trumpet Inn next time - dreadful customer service. Never again - still fuming. Feedback - remember you're in the customer service industry so don't look so unfriendly and check your facts before you speak to a customer like that. 

The food was pretty good - no complaints there and the tea room is nicely laid out. But we got the impression that all was not quite well amongst the staff - no real bonhomie going on and did not really feel particularly welcome compared with other places visited on our Herefordshire visit. The signage for the car parking is also a bit ambiguous off a main road.

My wife &I are regulars here and would thoroughly recommend!! Now I have mobility issues after a stroke and can say all the stuff are very helpful and understanding. Annie is a star but really all are genuinely great. We usually have coffee and a cake, the cruffins are to be recommended! but also the scones are fab too. Good parking and outside tables and chairs if the weather is fine. We'll be back very soon..

This is the most unwelcoming place I think I have ever been to. Staff were totally uninterested in my being there and getting anyone to notice that I wanted to be served was difficult. Also the toilets were in a very bad state. I won’t be returning which is a shame - it could be so different

Good coffee, nice cake, lovely friendly lady just started job, SHE was very good with customer service . 4 stars based on it being a little pricey.

We both had fish finger sandwiches with fries Delicious Good coffee Excellent service Felt comfortable with social distancing and precautions that are in place

Visited this cafe on the way down to Gloucester and sooo glad we stopped! Friendly staff good prices and the BEST chocolate cake we’ve ever had!

We stopped for breakfast as they opened at 10am. Very friendly and explained that there was limited breakfast menu at present. We had bacon sandwich, toast and drinks. All made fresh so a slight wait but quite acceptable. Drinks arrived first and food very soon...

Called in for coffee and after half an hour wait we were asked if we were waiting for anything. We were then told our order slip had been thrown away. Coffee arrived in some special plastic cups that kept it too hot to drink. We...

It’s a great shame that the quality of food isnt matched by good service. Our order was at first forgotten entirely and had to be re-ordered, then eventually our coffees arrived and then after those had been drunk our table was approached but it was...

Been calling in and on and off during our summer travels mainly for breakfast - amazing Lovely food and best cup of breakfast tea ever plus lovely friendly staff - can’t beat it plus a lovely garden area to dine in and a gallery to...

First visit today and it was a good find. The scones, cake and coffee were all good. Th service was friendly.

Although we live fairly local to these tea rooms, we had never stopped here for any refreshments. Giving up on finding a decent cafe in Ledbury we stopped off here for lunch. What a pleasant surprise. Nice clean tidy place with a nice atmosphere and...

This is a beautiful cafe. Tastefully decorated and the quality of the food and service is exceptional. Considering the issues presented virus issues, the service was faultless. Tables were set to comply with social distancing and all the staff wore protective masks and clothing which...

The menu is really diverse and caters for both meat eaters and vegetarians. The service was very quick, despite being busy and the staff are covid aware and very friendly. Their cakes are also amazing!

What a tasty brunch! We recently visited the Trumpet Corner Cafe for a family brunch and were not disappointed! I had the full English - really tasty local ingredients and it filled me up. My wife had the American panckaes - they looked amazing (she...

Social distancing in place and working very well Excellent service Delicious food and great coffee We felt safe

We had lunch here a couple of times this week (on holiday nearby). The food was OK (nice toasted sandwiches), and it was quite pleasant sitting in the garden. I would have given it a 4 rating, but because none of the serving staff were...

We stopped off at Trumpet Corner Tearoom as we were on the way to Hereford, and just fancied a cuppa. The place is lovely and clean, the staff are extremely pleasant and the drinks were lovely. What else can you ask for? We’d definitely return...

Stopped here en route to Shropshire and found by chance but delighted with the food and service. The best piping hot tasting coffee I have had in a long time, brilliant. Very friendly and well appointed. You won’t go wrong to stop here.

We’ve just had the best breakfast since lockdown!We haven’t ventured to many places since the pandemic started as most coffee shops seemed overcrowded and not very Covid safe. The trumpet corner is neither of these, loads of space between tables and hand sanitiser before you go in.Now to the lovely food, both my girls had the American pancakes and the portions were huge! But being young and always hungry managed to eat everything. My husband and myself had the normal breakfast and the veggie breakfast. All really nicely cooked, not greasy and the portions were just right!My only regret is not having enough room for any of the lovely homemade cakes on display. If you are in the area, it’s a must. Enjoy!

Polite, friendly, welcoming and helpful staff. You feel valued as a customer without being intruded upon. We stopped off for afternoon latte and cake and expectations were exceeded. Delicious, fresh cakes and coffee. Beautifully kept cafe and gardens. Hygienic without being imposing and attention paid to social distancing, which is of prime importance in these times.

Stopped on the off chance for a break whilst driving at this fabulous tea room. We sat outside in their beautiful garden and ate the most delicious scones and lemon drizzle cake. Excellent set up for hygiene and social distancing.

I visited last week with 3 friends and we were able to sit outside. I think it’s under new ownership and is well worth a visit. The staff are very friendly and informative about the menu. I had tart of the day with salad which was delicious. I especially liked the fact that it wasn’t just the usual pile of salad leaves - there was cous cous salad, homemade coleslaw, roasted summer veg, a tomato salad and leaves on my plate, which all added up to a substantial and tasty lunch. At £8 it was excellent value. I will definitely visit again.

We were gifted two beautiful cream teas supplied by you. The homemade scones were gorgeous along with the provided jam, cream, strawberries & provisions for two English teas. They were beautifully packaged & delivered direct to our door. Highly recommended for a present to cheer anyone up. Suggestion though please include a little note to say you provided the yummy contents, you deserve the praise.

With the lock down period being in its 5th week, we found out that they were delivering cream teas, and by gosh we were so glad we did. Wonderful cream tea, and pasties were delivered for our St George's day feast. Delivered to our door and all social distancing and protections were adhered to. Would really recommend to anyone who fancied a cream tea, and look forward to coming to the tea rooms once the lock down period has been lifted. Thank you so much for your much appreciated food.

The little tea room is always clean and tidy and the ladies who serve are lovely. We've ate lunch twice here since Christmas and always find the simple snacks to be freshly made and filling. We particularly recommend the jacket potato and paninis.

Amazing Brownies!!!! I visit here regularly with my daughter and we love it. The ladies that work there are always so kind and helpful and the food is really delicious! The cakes, soups and sandwiches are all homemade and freshly prepared. Highly recommended 😊

Wondeful little hidden treaure a very welcoming place ro stop for a break in your journey. gorgeous food from breakfast through to tea time. plus if you have time, usually things on go in there gallery rooms. very well worth a stop, you will not be sorry

I spoke with the order before our first visit with the residents as wanted to check it was easily accessible for wheelchairs. The owner offered us a great deal as she knew we were coming over. The tea rooms were great with a quirky garden outside, the gravel was a bit tricky to get the wheelchair over but we managed it. All of the residents agreed it was a great afternoon out and the favourite cake was the chocolate with Guiness in it. We'll be calling back in again soon!

pleasant, polite staff served us fantastic coffee, best ever. and I had beautiful fresh, home made scone with delicious jam . My friend had home made carrot cake equally as wonderful, in charming , cosy surroundings x The log burner was an added bonus on this bitter cold day.

Called here today for light lunch. Lovely atmosphere and very attentive and friendly staff. Panini was beautiful and with good quality ham and cheese with side salad and crisps - didn’t plan to have cake but couldn’t resist as they looked so gorgeous!! Had scone with cream and jam - beautiful, freshly made and warm!! Tearoom full of English charm with cheerful, helpful staff and good quality food - 5* from us! Thank you.

We enjoyed a lovely vegan afternoon tea here last year, phoned up today to book for Mother's Day and advised that they won't be doing vegan afternoon tea again as "it takes too long and we're too busy"...such a shame as it really was lovely, especially since veganism is on the rise and it also caters for those with a dairy intolerance.

At first glance the cakes did not look appetising, decided to order 2 coffees and a slice of cake which came to £9.60p. One of the most expensive coffee and cake I have paid for in a long time. The menu on our table looked as if it had seen better days, covered in various staines. My wife had to take her fork back because it was dirty.Overall not the best of experiences,

We had a pleasant light lunch on a Sunday. Unfortunately there were only two staff and they had lots of work, so it was a very very long time waiting at the counter to pay at the end of the meal. Another person to receive money or wait at table would have meant a 5 * review, as the food and the place are interesting with art gallery to browse as well.

This is a quintessentialy British tea room. Is is full of vintage charm. I love the tea pots that where scattered around the room, they each had different designs on them. The food was very good, a good selection of dairy free cakes, that tasted just like normal cakes. I cannot have dairy, so it was a delight to find a cake that tasted so good, knowing it would not upset me. We are now making it a holiday tradition, that when we go to Chester Zoo, we have lunch here first on the way to the zoo and tea and cake in the way back. ☕

We happened upon this place as we were passing and looking for a coffee. It is absolutely charming. Cute complex including galleries and exhibitions and so forth. The coffee was good as were our cakes, though a little pricey

Lovely friendly service and atmosphere. A good place for a meet up with friends. If the weather is good there is a pleasant outside seating area.

What a great place. We had the full afternoon tea and we won't be eating any dinner. More cream that we could cope with and taste packed salmon sandwiches, amongst the many other treats. Even offered a refill of our teapot.

Stopped in for the first time last week (Aug 2019) and ordered coffee and cake. Quality of both was excellent. Staff very friendly and helpful. Good find.

Stopped off here whilst on holiday nearby. Bought some lovely cakes. They were so good that we called back to buy more on our way back home. The plum, hazelnut and chocolate cake was my absolute favourite. I'm going to have to have a try at recreating it!!

Lovely food and fantastic customer service freshly made and the staff couldn’t do enough for us ,will definitely go back again

we popped in for a light lunch and cuppa on a day touring near Ledbury.... Very pleasant. Good welsh rarebit and sandwich, and lovely lemon cake.... recommended...

A last minute meet with parents for Fathers Day. We stopped at the Trumpet Tea rooms to find that it was very busy! A sure sign that it’s the right place to eat and drink, the owner kindly sat us at a table in the craft room allowing us to remain a group. The cake and coffee is fantastic, I am a real coffee snob and loved the beans! Great food, great service and fab staff! What more do you need!

Popped in for a quick cuppa and cake to refresh us on a long journey from the West Country to Cheshire. I always get a little worried when one approaches the counter to find oneself ignored a full 30 seconds by staff standing inches from you. Not a good start. I told the very unsmiling girl that we were in the garden as we had a dog with us and ordered two teas and a slice of cake. She said it would be brought out. Now after ordering tea and cake a lot you have a rough idea of how long it will be before a pleasant smoking waitress appears with a beautifully laden and much needed tray of refreshment. When after 10 minutes we were still sat there I went in to see if she had forgotten as the tea room was not busy, which she obviously had.

This is my first visit to this tearoom and what a lovely experience it was too. We all ordered a warm cream scone and when they were put in the table there were 2 each.

We had a fantastic lunch in the tearoom. There was lots of choice of lighter lunches or fresh hot food. The food was delicious and was clearly fresh - all locally sourced which is an added bonus! Staff were helpful and knowledgeable about the food. We had a wander around the gallery and shop which and are very interested in some of the events they have to offer. All round a lovely spot.

Stopped for lunch and had two of the best, tasty paninis we have ever had, great tasting bread and lots of filling, on paying the cakes tempted us, they looked so good and there were some unusual ones. We took some plum,chocolate and walnut cake with us and some chocolate eclairs, and when we finally got to eat them they were indeed delicious.

Luckily spotted this as we were sitting by traffic lights. Ordered pot of tea for two and scones. Nice outside eating area, but it was a bit chilly for us so we ate indoors. Piping hot tea and very warm scones with clotted cream and jam, delicious. Car park was a decent size. Only one small gripe there were a few tables not been cleared, we did arrive about an hour before they closed.

Wanted to try the cream tea at this little place for a while. Honestly had the best scones ever, fluffy & warm with a lovely crunchy topping, served with ample cream & jam on beautiful vintage china. Friendly place, nice staff, highly recommend. Make sure you also visit the great little gift shop next door.

Had lunch here today. Beef pie with veg. Fantastic value and a superb pie. Filled with meat and appropriate veg. Good service and staff.

Great little tea room, the home made cakes, not to be missed, especially the cheese scones if they have any left, the staff always nice, and put up with 4 rowdy pensioners!

Excellent cream tea.Delicious cakes & scones. Tasty sandwiches and plenty of food. Pretty gardens to sit in and lovely staff serving.

From the moment we arrived to when we left we could not fault the service or food. I booked this for my Mum's 70th Birthday and we were not disappointed. We were given the best table, which was beautifully laid out. We all looked the little savouries a nice addition to the sandwiches. We also liked that not everything was brought out a once. It is not licensed but this was not a problem as I was allowed to bring a bottle of prosecco as it was a special occasion, glasses were provided. Would definitely visit again.

The TCTCG is by no means bad but somehow it didnt live up to the hype of some of my wifes friends. Perhaps we were just expecting to much. Food is good as is the coffee

Our networking group chose to visit the Trumpet as we’d heard such great reviews. We weren’t disappointed. Lashings of tea and the most delicate, crumbly pastries were supplied on tap.

Lovely setting and a warm friendly welcome, a delicious breakfast with excellent service. Really enjoyed our visit Excellent coffee

Really enjoyed our previous visit but in a return visit made to feel unwelcome for breakfast (despite the inviting sign outside) because we hadn't booked. Sorry to inconvenience but.....

I visit this cafe quite regularly with my sister and it never fails to please. Food and drinks have always been excellent and the staff are very friendly. Especially lovely in the summer when you can sit out on the garden. With the birds singing so loudly you would never know you were so close to the main Ledbury to Hereford road. There is a small art/pottery shop on site which is also worth a visit. Give it a try, you will be pleasantly surprised.

Initially distracted by the gallery we found our table , picked up the menu

I bought my sister in law here for an Afternoon Vintage Tea as a treat and it’s the best afternoon tea we’d ever had. The food was amazing, everyone was very attentive and couldn’t do enough and the setting is just beautiful. Can’t recommend highly enough, thank you!

Lemon drizzle cake 'to die for' Know how to make decent coffee. ( so many don't ) Eclectic decor and a superb art gallery attached, don't drive past this little place !

Visited this charming little tea room whilst on an art trail . Had set my heart on visiting the Ed Elliott sculptures which is located next to this eating place . Quite a small inside place although seating outside . Husband and I went in for refreshments and something to eat . We both had panini and they were delicious . Service excellent and not to long to wait reasonably priced and toile provided .

Great service and we thoroughly enjoyed our Afternoon Tea today. Particularly loved the scones ! certainly on a par with the afternoon tea I had recently at the Savoy ! ( and at a fraction of the cost) Thank you

Super coffee, lovely scones, friendly service in nice surroundings. Passed by many times, but won't be passing by anymore!

Food, surroundings, art and great staff - all very nice. Right in the middle of great countryside. Relaxed atmosphere and great toilets

Quick pit stop from Leominster and it is a perfectly cosy quaint tearoom! Lovely interior decor, delicious food and the staff are simply wonderful ! Definitely recommend to all passers by!

Really enjoyed visiting here. Lovely setting and delicious cakes. Interesting gallery. Staff very helpful.

Visited for a family tea lunch break. Limited menus but delicious food. The cream tea was particularly good with warm scones and delicious thick clotted cream and home made jam. The seeded paninis also tasted fresh. Definite recommendation for anyone in the area.

Booked here to catch up with friends, the afternoon tea was delicious,good range of sandwiches, delicious cups of tea, scones jam and cream, lemon elderflower sponge lavender biscuits. Would reccomend and call again

I found this tea room while looking for a place for a coffee break while driving up to mid-Wales. Delightful place, every thing a traditional tea room should be. Lots of choices of food that I am not allowed to eat for medical reasons - great pity. But the coffee was excellent and the decor very relaxing. Exactly what you need for a driving break.

A beautiful little tea room serving a good variety of home made cakes. The Guinness chocolate cake is outstanding. The surrounding garden is beautiful. Well worth a visit.

I've been passed this spot on numerous occasions, but never noticed the sign before, on a whim I stopped, what a lovely place

I messaged the Trumpet Corner Tearoom, on the Thursday before a bank holiday, hoping they might have space for my family (13 of us to be exact) on the Sunday for lunch. Realising this was quite late in the day to be trying to book for a bank holiday Sunday for so many people I thought my chances were pretty slim. Jo came back to me very quickly saying they would be able to accommodate us and would we all require lunch. I said that we would and looked forward to seeing her on Sunday. We had a fantastic lunch there and even enjoyed some brownies and scones. It was a great place for all my family to meet as we were coming from South Wales and the rest of my family from Wolverhampton. Jo couldn't do enough for us and got toys out for the children, even not minding the younger ones toddling about. I will definitely be returning here and cant wait to sit in the beautiful garden on a sunny day with one of their lovey coffees.

I dropped into the tea room after finding The Nest up the road far too busy. I'm so glad I did. The panini's are fab and the service unobtrusive. It was so nice I returned the next week.

A chilly March day, but sunny enough to have tea in the pleasant garden. Efficient service and the food on display and being eaten by others looked great. Also liked the interesting community feel to the place, with information on display and a gallery. Have marked it so I can stop again, so much better than a soulless chain!

They were so helpful & as it was so cold outside, the lady in charge allowed us in. Don’t assume, ask! The food was good, but no sausages for the dogs. Instead they found them some meat.

A really pleasant place to stop for tea and cakes with attentive staff and quality food. We only dropped in for a tea and cakes but there is also a good menu for more substantial food for lunch etc. There are a couple of galleries to look round if that interests you and a good car park.

An interesting establishment incorporating a number of art and craft workshops and galleries.

Coffee and tea were fine, as were homemade scones (cream good, jam in a small jar and not homemade) - but were not made to feel very welcome as we just had this and not a meal - so think they wanted our table back. Shame, but will not be visiting again as it didn't make for a relaxed outing. Quite understand needing tables, but not as if customers were queuing out of the door. Competitor around the corner (The Nest) much more relaxed and welcoming.

Myself and my family attended Trumpet corner for afternoon tea on Mother’s Day. It was truly sublime! From the friendliest of welcomes to the quaint crockery I really couldn’t fault our visit. Tea was brought to our table at request (English breakfast and Earl Grey). A platter of homemade and locally sourced sandwiches accompanied this followed by Welsh rarebit and quiche. The flavours were exquisite, we were then enticed by scones with homemade jam (my mums favourite) cakes, brownies and biscuits. I honestly couldn’t fault a single thing. Many purchases were made in the gallery which is composed of stunning artwork. I couldn’t recommend this tearoom enough, and I will be returning!

Real leaf tea served, always good cake including chocolate and Guinness, which is lovely.The homemade soup is good. There is also a small craft gallery within the building.

I've been here several times in the past as it's a mid-way stop between Andover and Newtown Mid-Wakes.