Tudor Rose Tea Rooms in Wirral

Had beautiful lunch, I chose the afternoon tea for one, which consisted of a sandwich, pot of tea, coffee with either a scone, jam and cream or Victoria sponge. Hubby had ham and cheese panini, tea and a scone with jam and cream. Ham was beautiful, flavoursome and very lean (very important for me as I'm a fussy eater). Both the scone and the Victoria sponge were homemade and fresh. Cream was high quality and freshly whipped ( not the clotted cream run you so often get these days). All very reasonably priced with really friendly wait staff. Will definitely return. Thank you

This once lovely tea room is being run into the ground, poor service or lack of any in some cases. Costco cakes and wholesale produce doesn’t cut it in today’s world where the market is saturated with high quality home baked goods and locally sourced produce. Really sad to see such an asset declining - not had a lick of paint in 5yrs. Port Sunlight deserves better! Time to improve or move on and let someone else make a success of it

Wonderful little tea room on the doorstep of Port Sunlight train station & its best to book a table as it gets very busy in the afternoon. We had a cream tea & it's one of the best we have ever had. They don't take credit cards, so it's cash or a credit transfer, & well worth visiting.

We visited here because our son gave us a gift voucher for an ‘Victorian Afternoon Tea’. We booked ahead and upon arrival we were sat at a lovely window table-ideal for watching the world go by! We were told our food would consist of sandwiches with a filling of our choice, a slice of cake (which was huge), again our choice plus other small cakes and two scones with cream and jam. Service was very quick, our teas arrived first followed quickly by our three tier cake stand-very impressive presentation! Sandwiches were freshly made with abundant filling, there was salad and crisps too. The cakes were scrumptious as were the scones! We couldn’t finish everything so we were given a bag to take leftovers home. It was a lovely experience and a must visit place if you’re in Port Sunlight 🤗

We came today for afternoon tea and it was our first visit. My friend booked an afternoon tea for my birthday. You were able to choose your sandwich and cake and came with a scone and extra little cakes. It was very good value for money and delicious! Everything was so fresh! Staff were so friendly and attentive. Will definitely be coming back again. A little hidden gem! How lucky for the locals to have this on their doorstep!

Visited today, very busy but managed to find a space foe coffee and cake. Cakes were average however the biggest let down was the lady who served us, whilst I appreciate they were busy she was very miserable and no customer service skills.

I’ll never know how good their food is! Table reservation for 2pm for afternoon tea. There on time table pointed out to us and that was the only interaction for the next 20 minutes. Small place so couldn’t miss us sitting there. One staff member behind cake counter drinking a mug of tea. Another 2 joined her for a chat! We had assumed wait was due to afternoon tea being prepared but a bit annoyed not offered our drinks while we waited. When waitress finally came to us she apologised for our wait, that would have been acceptable if we’d seen her run off her feet for our 20 minutes in that time she’d delivered one hot chocolate to table next to us. She then said have you picked your sandwiches we were a bit confused by this. She then explained we picked a sandwich each and a slice of cake and said would you like more time!! She went away to get our drinks. We were both very annoyed by this stage she could have easily have advised us to select items on our arrival as this isn’t the usual way afternoon teas are done and we still had to wait. At this point we had reached the really annoyed stage! I explained we were not staying any longer due to this awful lack of service and that I was particularly annoyed as it was a treat for my husbands birthday. My husband believes that it’s due to being the only cafe in Port Sunlight village they don’t need to be bothered 😕

We were initially stumped by the steps, which were quite deep, but we made it. We had a lovely welcome and managed to get the last table. The menu was extensive. Sandwiches, jackets, salads, jackets , soup and so much more. We decided on the vegetable soup and a sandwich I had the ham , which was really fresh and well filled( it did come with mango, but I didn't want it) my Mum had the egg, it was bound with a small amount of mayonnaise. She said it was excellent. The soup was hot and very tasty. I had a cafeteria of coffee, I brought my own oat milk, as they only had soya. The coffee was good and not bitter. My Mum had the tea, which came in tea leaf form. She said it was good. We had cake afterwards a lemon and carrot, both excellant. Throughout the time we were there, the tearooms emptied and refilled. They accept cash only or bank transfer. The staff were welcoming and friendly. We'd definitely go back.

Absolutely fantastic service and the foods is so delicious 🥰 would highly recommend took my mum for afternoon tea and it was so delicious. My mum really loved every minute of it. The atmosphere in there café itself is so warm and welcoming 💕

Walked in and all tables reserved, this should not be allowed as they haven’t enough tables to cater for reserved people and non. Lady serving was rude and said we would have to have them outside. Coffee was not nice, whilst sitting outside they turned lots of people away as put reserve on all tables. Would not go back and never recommend!

On several occasions I have passed this place to find it closed. Luckily this time it was open; friendly and welcoming staff soon found us a table despite the small space and number of customers. It was a time warp, but in a very good way: china crockery, proper teapots, and a real afternoon tea which comes in two versions, full and not-so-full. We found that one of the smaller versions was quite adequate for two people. The only snag is the very restricted opening hours.

Having found this place closed on previous visits, we were delighted to be given a warm welcome by the pleasant and helpful staff. They were busy but we were soon seated and the various afternoon tea options were explained to us. It was like stepping back in time, but in a really good way. We settled for the £9.95pp 'sandwich and cake' menu; that price in many places would hardly buy a slice of cake. We were promptly brought elegant china crockery, with a teapot each (we had ordered different types of tea) and a tiered stand with sandwiches, a large scone with generous portions of cream and jam (at this distance from Devon I don't think it matters which goes on first), and an enormous slice of Victoria sponge. Everything was extremely fresh and probably home made. Each teapot contained at least three cups of tea. The only negative is that they close early: four pm as I recall, and they stop serving food long before then. Port Sunlight is well worth a detour; Tudor Rose makes it worth the journey.

Older lady .. attitude very wrong no please or thankyou . No cosy for tea pot . But we did notice that the people she new got one .. food very good younger lady and young bloke serving very pleasant.. CASH OR BANK TRANSFER ONLY .(WHY)

While walking Port Sunlight on foot we loved the sound of the Tudor Rose and so headed there rather than say the cafe at Lady Lever. We had the worst ever coffees. Filter served in a cafetière. Mine was very weak and watery. The other, decaf, was weak and unpleasant with an unpleasant aftertaste. The server was unconcerned when we told her and still charged full price. By the way, it is a tea room that does not do Earl Grey. Port Sunlight is great. Won’t be returning to the tearoom. Other things to note: pleasant enough inside, cakes looked OK and they don’t take card payment.

It's a very nice little rea room. We had lunch and shared our table because it was busy. The service was prompt and friendly and the food was nicely prepared. They don't take cards though but there is a Nasty Wetmonster bank just up the road

Big queue at another place and another closed so we tried here. Superb. Right opposite Port Sunlight Railway Station. Sat outside and it was quiet but inside really lovely - gret decoration. The menu had plenty on for most people. The toastie we had was brilliant. Full of taste - really good taste. Ham & brie and something? was ace. Lovely friendly staff. I could easily be a regular.

We called in for a latte and hot chocolate after a walk round the quant village of Port Sunlight. I have to say that we had the hottest drinks ever and they were fabulous! If we’d not eaten earlier we would’ve loved to try the delicious looking cakes in offer!

Had a lovey lunch at this charming little tearoom in Port Sunlight. The food was delicious and the surroundings beautiful good menu and really nice staff will definitely visit again.

Went today with a friend, they had the chilli baked potato and the brie and mango toastie. I had afternoon tea for one. I love my afternoon teas and normally would travel into Wales for a decent one, NOT ANY MORE..... This was the best I have had. Proper china cup and saucer, real loose leaf tea and a strainer. The Ham on the sandwich was lovely, thick and tasty (not the prepacked stuff that usually is served). The scones were home made and fresh and the cream was real double cream (not squirty cream) EVERY thing was spot on . The chilli baked potato was really well enjoyed as was the toastie, all meals were served with salad and the toastie also had crisps with it. Judging by the amount of customers buying food in or to take out the Tea Room is a little gem and should be shared by all who like lovely food in what I would call a Proper Tea Rooms. Would recommend this tea room over Bettys in York any day, prices where better too.

Stopped of for lunch whilst on a half day trip to the town. Lovely afternoon tea and ploughman's lunch Friendly service

Best afternoon tea we've ever had! Staff were really pleasant and friendly. Will definitely be returning.

We were directed to this welcoming place on a very warm day so a cold drink of orange juice and freshly ham sandwiches hit the spot. The staff were pleasant and chatty, the tableware was gentile and delicate. I learned that it’s easy to get to Liverpool by train which is just outside the tearoom so a nice cuppa then maybe a trip into the city could be just the job after a wander around stunning Port Sunlight.

Such a fantastic find, just next to the railway station. Lovely atmosphere and decor. I loved some of the old fashioned items on the shelves and the golden shred advert was interesting as an example of the period trying to be depicted 😊

My Mum, Sister and I decided to call in here on the off chance that a table was available for tea and cake. After looking at the menu I decided to get the afternoon tea for one which was absolutely delicious. Pot of tea, choice of sandwiches to choose from and a huuuge slice of victoria sponge cake for a very reasonable £8.50. The cafe was busy and the lady who was working was very efficient considering the number of people she was looking after. She was very polite and friendly and nothing seemed like too much trouble. I have been shocked to read some of the other reviews as its such a nice small place to stop for refreshments in the village with friendly, attentive staff.

Food was a bit disappointing but I was taken aback by a poster with a golliwog hanging on the wall - an old Rowntrees one. I don't think it's possible to be unaware of the racist connotations of that character in 2021 and it doesn't send a particularly welcoming message to black customers. Could be easily replaced by another vintage poster and nothing would be lost.

Visited here with family. The staff couldn’t do enough for us. Tea and cakes were delicious. The lunches looked amazing too.

Very rude member of staff.I asked if they had any milk alternatives such as oat or soya only to then be ranted at.The waitress said she was against soya milk because of deforestation to which I replied to say I was against milk as it...

The scones ,coffe and tea we had were lovely, but be aware as they only take cash! We were surprised as at this time-Covid 19 not many people carry cash,good job we had some !

If you do the Port Sunlight walking tour and, by the time you reach the end think "I know let's pop into the Tudor Rose Tea Room for a cup of tea, make sure you wear your 'Sunday Best'. We got there at 3.35pm (closes...

Afternoon Tea with sandwich and scones. Really delicious and great staff. Best tea room in the area!

First time to port sunlight....amazing...found the tea room on the map....wow...it’s not tea rooms ...there’s one room full of toys which really don’t do the place any favours..quite annoying actually,anyway,just had a pot of tea as we hadn’t much cash...bizarrely they don’t do card payments...be wary of that...the cakes looked a bit shop bought . The woman in charge,the owner maybe,was lovely...I wish it was a destination place but sadly it isn’t...up against the noisy cold garden centre cafe it COULD be brilliant.

On Thursday 1st August, my 12 year old granddaughter and I decided to have a day out in beautiful Port Sunlight, I promised her afternoon tea at the popular Tudor Rose Tea Rooms. The "Afternoon Tea for two" was very filling and extremely delicious with...

very popular,lovely food ,reasonably priced,friendly staff,near to station,not far from centre of port sunlight village.

Verh handy if you use the Wirral line railway as it is opposite the station. Lovely ambience with loads of bits and bobs to take you down memory lane. Food excellent and great value for money. Busy which is always a good sign. If you...

Set in Port Sunlight, against charming houses akin to living with Miss Marple in St Mary Mead, is this “quaint” tea room with its various bric-a-brac and old melancholy music in the background. The sandwiches are fairly basic, and I doubt very much the cakes...

We dropped in here for a quick lunch. The food was v average though edible (microwaved jacket potato and a 'ciabatta' that turned out to be a panini). The service was very surly and slow. When it came time to pay, we had to wait...

I've been looking forward to trying this tearoom for a while, decided in afternoon tea for two, Victorian afternoon tea at £25 for two. Good value at £25. Tearoom had some nice touches, China crockery etc , but filled with too many trinkets, sometimes less...

Went here today for lunch with my mum. Had home made mushroom soup, it was absolutely delicious. Then victoria sponge cake- the slice was huge!!! Lovely surroundings, brilliant service. Will definitely return, friendly staff.

Throughly enjoyed our Victorian afternoon tea and it was great value of £25 between 2! Will defiantly be returning here to do it all again Lovely surroundings and relaxed atmosphere and the staff were very attentive even bring us a top up of coffee without...

Had lunch today decided on the special cheese and tuna melt bagette with side salad and crisps for two plus pot of tea .side salad very poor smidgen of coleslaw few crisps cost £6 95 .No atmosphere and place cold .total price two sandwiches and...

This place has the best afternoon tea I've ever had. staff were attentive and friendly. Thank you for a wonderful visit.

Lovely afternoon having afternoon tea. Had to take the cake home after sandwiches and scones, along with unlimited tea. Will be back soon !!

I visit here regularly, the food is fantastic and the atmosphere is so friendly and welcoming! Nothing is ever too much effort for any of the staff there.

I understand the theme which I believe is beautiful, I just think that it may have possibly been taken slightly too far, other than that all is amazing!

We were so disappointed when we went there recently to be spoken to like little children and to be served our drinks by a waitress who couldn't even smile. It felt like she just threw our drinks at us. Will not be going again. I will go to the garden centre just down the road.

The tea room is clean and comfortable.There is a cabinet displaying cakes.The menu offers the sorts of things you would expect in a tea shop - sandwiches, jacket potatoes, afternoon tea etc. We ordered tuna melt panini, tea for one and a cola. The cola was warm and cost £1.50 and the paninis were £5.45 each. The food was okay, but nothing special. I was disappointed in the decor, which can only be described as 'cluttered country cottage', as I thought it should reflect the style of when the village was built. I probably wouldn't visit the cafe again.

Very nice, friendly and entertaining staff however, cash n carry cakes and sachet latte. The banter made up for the average cakes as did the cluttered decor which was akin to a makeshift Disney “small world”.

Popped in for a sandwich and coffee, but it was packed no tablets left. Which is a good sign really. Decided to get a takeaway coffee and was surprised to hear they don't have any dairy alternative like soy or almond milk in this day and age. Which was disappointing i left with a pepper mint tea.

A small quaint cafe with some memorabilia of Lever Brothers. Some very nice crockery to be purchased. Was once the local Post Office.

Popped in for afternoon tea and very disappointed. Not much choice of menu as the waitress advised certain dishes eg soup had been forgotten about. No jacket spuds etc. Chose the victoria sponge the cream tasted of the squirty can variety and the sponge was less than fresh. Limited veggie options. Very disappointed which is a shame as location is lovely.

My daughter and I visited Tudor Rose on 3rd July 2018.

Popped in as we were having a look round the village. Friendly staff and good drinks.

I came here with my Mum for a spot of lunch before going to the Gladstone theatre for a performance. It is only a small tea room but we were lucky enough to get a seat. The girl who was working front of house was a little grumpy and not very welcoming but the lady who was cooking and also serving was really friendly and polite. We had a pot of tea and both had jacket potatoes which were well presented and filling. The tea rooms are full of quirky toys, teapots, bric-a-brac... very interesting décor it adds character to the place.

The easiest way to write this review is a list of pros and cons because every item is specific to here the good first

We have visited these tea rooms on 3 separate occasions when staying in Liverpool. Port Sunlight is a beautiful place to visit and the tea rooms are a very welcome diversion from walking around the village taking in all the sights and places of interest. The tea rooms are very tastefully decorated with lots of tea themed ornaments and old fashioned toys etc. The home made cakes and desserts are delicious and we had tea and coffee the last time we visited with a free refill of our teapot. The staff are friendly and the atmosphere is relaxing and welcoming. Will return next time I am in the area.

Strange atmosphere as you enter the tea room. Staff seemed unsure by us at first and I felt like we had just walked into their living room or something.

Visited for a coffee, but when I tried to order the waitress was quite rude.

The staff were not welcoming and surly.You are not allowed a drink without food after 12 pm,cakes were overpriced. Toilets not clean. There were seven local ladies who will not be returning Go to the garden centre or the museum is our recommendation.

We popped in for a jacket spud with chilli and pot of tea for two. Staff are friendly and welcoming; food is tasty and filling. This delightful tea room has olde world charm and is reasonably priced. We will visit again for dessert if we get a chance. Make sure yo visit too!

we decided to try the ultimate afternoon tea as we were hungry,afternoon teas have a reputation for dainty finger sandwiches mini cupcakes and macaroons,so we expected such and thought by ordering the ultimate it would satisfy our appetites,however we forgot this was the North!and what we had in true scouser fashion ,cos they love to feed you were mega filled sandwiches huge home baked scones cream and jam and a generous slice of cake ...which may not have been homemade but was tasty none the less,got to say it defeated us even though another member of our party helped us out by sampling some ,we could not get through it,there was lots of refills of tea made with proper tealeaves,and nothing was too much trouble the friendly staff were able to help with us dithering ove r the menu.will return again but maybe not eat before hand!ps the cafe dosent take cards but handy cashpoint 20 yds down road.

Veru beautiful cozy pretty little place. The staff was lovely and I had a delicious chocolate fudge cake and tea.

First time visiting would go again staff where pleasant enough prices reasonable £12.50 for afternoon Victorian tea choice of sandwhich, cake and a scone with jam and cream. Highly recommend a visit

We stopped for a light lunch after exploring Port Sunlight. It was amazing to sit in this 'time capsule'. There is a photo on the wall, behind the till, of the building in the 1940s or thereabouts, and it looks just the same outside. Inside, it is a bit of a clutter of bric-a-brac on the shelves, a mixture of old and new childrens' toys. Our tea came with 'proper' loose tea and strainer, and our snack, although it took a little while to arrive, was nice, presented well and tasty. The little bit of salad that came with our sandwiches was fresh and crunchy.

Opposite the station. Quite quaint - see the exhibits inside. Simple selection of snacks and hot and cold drinks.

Visited here today with a friend we had the victorian afternoon tea is was delicious and presented beautifully the food was so tasty everything lovely and fresh with unlimited pots of tea and the staff are so friendly and pleasant, will certainly return as we both thought it was one of the best afternoon tea we had tried and a great price too.

I visited this establishment with my wife and three year old daughter. It was packed so tightly that it was difficult to walk to get around the room. There was no seating available so we waited. The member of staff on service did not engage with us without us approaching him first and he seemed at best indifferent and worse positively rude. When we did get a table it was cleared of the previous customers disgusting waste food so slowly. We decided to leave without ordering. We will never visit this establishment again.

Stopped in for a quick cup of tea and it was lovely. Really friendly staff and the bacon barm cake was great!

Me and my mother went her last week, expecting a traditional tea rooms. But not what we expected. Considering the location it has huge potential but I think it lacked personal touch especially the cakes being bought from a well known wholesalers.

Visitamos hoy para un té de la tarde, ubicación ideal frente a la estación de tren. Habitación cómoda poco té con objetos de moda y juguetes viejos. El personal era muy amable y atento. El té de la tarde era preciosa, sándwiches y bebidas agradables y bollos. Sin duda nos alojaremos de nuevo allí.

Mis amigos y yo son frecuentes adictos de la tarde. Que pruebe una gran muchas tiendas de té, pero tengo que decir que esto es una maravilla. Excelente comida, un entorno encantador y un gran servicio. Si regresaría, sin duda. Tartas caseras y cortes enormes estaba lleno antes los bollos pero había que comer, ya que eran encantadoras. Nunca se dio también té final con ningún problema para un. No hay prisa para salir. En general una tarde

Tuvimos un aperitivo realmente delicioso para comer después de nuestra excursión de Port Sunlight. Todos teníamos algo diferente y disfrutamos muchísimo. Cómo agradable para comer en un establecimiento privado.

Almorcé hoy aquí y, francamente, no me puedo quejar. Mi carne y sándwich de rábano picante era deliciosa y el pan recién hecho. Mi marido tenía un sándwich de tocino preparado a su gusto. Una de café cafetière (excelente) significó que pudimos tener 2 tazas cada una y la factura era £11. 70 - que no sentimos era exorbitante. Contrariamente a algunas de las otras críticas, el personal nos pareció muy agradable y alegre. Sin duda, volveremos.

Este café amable desbloquea muchos recuerdos de la infancia con la variedad fascinante de juguetes vintage en exhibición. Junto con la suave música antigua - tiempo jugado en el fondo es el entorno perfecto para un desayuno relajante tarde. Se hizo evidente para nosotros durante nuestra visita que muchos habitantes de comer en los salones de té sobre una base regular (que es siempre una buena señal) como el amable personal recibieron como a viejos amigos y competentemente madejas en su orden deseado. También nos dieron un muy cálido y acogedor de bienvenida, ya que el personal se ofreció amablemente a realizar una selección de desayuno no en el menú. La comida era deliciosa y muy abundante y como su madre solía hacer! Podríamos resistir un bollo de fresa antes de que nos fuéramos, que era sencillamente deliciosa. Terminamos nuestro paseo por la mañana con un suave alrededor del pintoresco pueblo de Port Sunlight. Sin duda volveremos cuando estemos en la zona de al lado.

Unfortunately the only good thing about this place is the location and exterior. I would go as far to say they would not be in business if it were not for the location. Staff unprofessional - Ignoring customers, refused basic customer requests, unprepared, rude to customers, loud inappropriate conversations by staff clear to hear by customers. premises unclean - Arrived at opening time but smelt stale and tables were dirty, cluttered with tatty, cheap car boot type items. Food basic - white, bland and watery scrambled egg, No dietary requirements catered for. It's a real shame because it could be so much better with little effort. Management presence may help. I'm a local and would recommend the garden centre for snacks and meals or museum cafe just for snacks.

After looking on Google for tea rooms in Port Sunlight I thought this one sounded lovely. My sister and I called in while on a coach trip, as we had already had fish and chips in an indoor market cafe in West Kirkby 3 hours earlier we couldn't manage the full afternoon tea. We had tea for two and a fruit scone each with the usual butter, jam and cream, half a strawberry on the scone, total I think was £11.40; I also bought a piece of lemon drizzle cake to take out.The decor was lovely with lots to look at including teapots, pictures, and fancy salt and pepper pots. Plenty of seating and a few tables outside as well. Would recommend and if ever in Port Sunlight again would call.

Me and a friend came in on Good Friday, We came in and sat in the corner table by the large mirror, looked around at the memorabilia in the tea rooms.Sadly when we tried to get the attention of the Red haired server she ignored us and walked off the back room, which we though was rather rude. Nevertheless the male server came over to us shortly and took our order and very politely answer some questions we had about the village and the beautiful little tea rooms. The food was prompt and the atmosphere was lovely.Nice little place to visit if in Port Sunlight Dr. Andy Price

revisited this café recently for lunch and was disappointed . Prices had increased and portions decreased. I actually asked if it had changed hands and was surprised to be told no.A ham and cheese sandwich few crisps salad not worth putting on plate and teaspoon of coleslaw £5 25 .Wouldn't mind if quality of produce was good but was basic bread cheap ham and cheese .Would not visit again .

Oh my gosh! I visited for the first time today and I just had to write a review.I couldn't stop smiling. It is stunningly beautiful. Every small detail from the table cloth and the glittery flower on the table to the warm atmosphere of the staff and the tea cosy you get to keep your tea or coffee warm.My boyfriend ordered a chocolate cake and it look as good as he said it tasted. I will be revisiting and recommending it to everyone.

Absolutely oustanding afternoon tea. Good selection of sandwiches and cakes and so accommodating. Nice friendly staff and very reasonable charges. You must visit soon!

I took my mum who is 89 for lunch here today. She really enjoyed it and we both enjoyed the sandwiches that we had. Tea in a teapot made with leaves just how mum likes it"proper way" as mum puts it. The only fault is that it's not bigger, but lovely just the same

The perfect tearoom! at the centre of this quaint little neighbourhood and opposite the train station, it could not be more convenient. The scones are some of the best we have had, slightly warm, crisp on the outside and soft and fresh on the inside. The soup and bacon bap was laso excellent. Service is friendly and with a smile. We left satisfied and very happy.

It's out of a storybook tale! Yes, there's tea and scones, but it also does a whole lot of sandwiches, soup, cakes and hot beverages. The shelves on the walls house collections of everything a fairytale tea room should have, including Harry Potter's wand. It's located in the picturesque village of Port Sunlight, and in truth the surrounds need to be visited and walked through. There are few tables inside, and only a couple outside, so if you have a pet - you may find yourself waiting for a seat at a table outside. The staff are friendly, and know the local history really well. If you get the 'right' lady, she'll give you some history about the area you're in.

Stopped at the cafe whilst on walk around port sunlight. Sat outside in the sun. Coffee was fine though the cake was a bit heavy on the cream!

Absolutely superb lunch - beef salad with beef that had been freshly roasted that morning, one member of our party had Afternoon Tea - so much ham on the sandiches and jam,cream and scone to die for. A definite must to return to.

My husband and I live locally and had been walking seeing the architecture. We decided to go to the Tea Rooms for a toasted sandwich with salad and a cream tea. Very disappointed when the sandwich arrived with one small tomato, and a piece of lettuce - a salad? The scone was dry which I commented to the young lady serving us and she said they were made today. We thought the whole meal was overpriced at over £18! and felt that the prices were due to the location - just outside the train station where passers-by may frequent. Inside looked cosy from the outside but was cluttered inside with toy bears, dolls and toys on shelves? Perhaps it may work better by keeping it more streamlined. Or, painting a skyline of the factory, The Dell, or gallery??

Not a bad café but was really disappointed to find that a cake I thought was home made was being sold at several other local cafes but cheaper.

Super cream tea as per usual for my daughters birthday fab food , fab surroundings faultless,we call in here every school holiday and several times in the summer and have never had a bad meal here .

Great food and proper tea.Great place to stop for lunch. Very friendly staff who were really helpful to my sister who is allergic to vinegar. Afternoon tea was good too.

Came to this beautiful little tea rooms last Friday day, The two members of staff working on this day were lovely and really helped me and my friends feel like part of the village. We ordered a toasty a salad plate and a croissant with ham cheese and pineapple and everything was very well prepared and presented and very tasty.We ordered cream teas for afters. These have got to be the best scones I have ever tasted. Thank you to the lady and gentleman servers who made our experience so good. I can't wait to come back to this beautiful tea rooms in this beautiful village!

Used to go here a lot, but it has really lost its way. My wife asked for an extra pot of hot water to go with her tea and the "waiter" first laughed at her and then said we could be charged an extra 20 pence, he then said he would talk to the kitchen. I had a coffee which was undrinkable. This was like stepping back in time for all the wrong reasons. And it used to be so Nice!

Came here last Sunday with a friend on our first trip to Port Sunlight. Service was dreadful, the two young staff didn't seem to know what they were doing. We were told they had "ran out" of multiple items we had asked for (despite the tearoom being pretty empty) and when our food eventually did arrive it was below average. The 'latte' definitely wasn't a latte and supposedly fresh orange juice tasted cheap and cartoned. Definitely won't be visiting again, looks cute but it awful for the money, bathroom is disgusting and staff are ignorant.

Lovely little tea room, excellent service and choice of cakes!It's in a lovely location in the heart of Port Sunlight!Will return!

Generous pot of tea. Friendly service, attractive decor. Food needs to be taken after mid day but there is plenty of choice at reasonable prices.

We called in to these tea rooms as was enticed from the very attractive exterior.My wife is a coeliac so needs gluten free options.The sign on the wall stated "if you had any allergies etc please ask the staff and we will be happy to assist" or similar wording. So we asked, the staff were polite but we were told "we have nothing to offer!" However it was pouring with rain so we had a cup of coffee (nicely done) and I asked for one slice of apple pie and cream of the menu blackboard. This seemed to cause some internal debate. When delivered, the presentation was not great although it tasted fine. We asked if my wife could eat her own "emergency fruit bar" of which we were told that this would not be a problem.Half the options on the various menu boards were somewhat unreadable and the whole tea shop was full of "collectable toys" which frankly I would get rid of and make more of the natural inner beauty of the shop.Nothing wrong but quite a memorable experience!. Two minutes down the road is the garden centre tea rooms which frankly looks more inviting and if it had not been raining very heavy we would have left and gone there instead.

This is a great place to eat during a visit to Port Sunlight village. It is a small place but you can generally find somewhere to sit, especially when there are tables set up outside. On sunny days it is lovely to sit out in the sun, watching people pass by. The inside is quaint and interestingly adorned. The food is great and not expensive. Really worth a visit even for a pot of tea and some cakes.

Came here, and the atmosphere is great. A nice little tea-room with windows facing the train-station, there is always something to watch.The staff where lovely and chatty, which adds to experience. A wide selections of drinks, and food - and the prices aren't expensive either. I had a latte, and it was the best latte I have ever had, the coffee cake was wonderful also.I really nice treat, and I will 100% be visiting again.

Tudor rose tea rooms. Lovely food with a lovely atmosphere. Very pleasant staff. Great value for money. Would recommend. Thank you

Being hungry..past my normal mealtime...It didn't help waiting almost 30 minutes to get our order, with another table seemingly getting served before us although they came in after us. My wifes querying of this didn't elicit more than a fairly curt response with no apology. They were obviously very busy, as there were events on in the Village, but our order was just 2 drinks, sandwich and pate platter....not too complicated i wouldn't have thought. The food was decently presented overall , my wife Tuna sandwiches well filled and tasty and drinks were OK but my pate (plentiful) but mediocre quality for £7.50, in my view, and was obviously just basic pate cut up and thrown onto one of those glass potting jars that are all the rage at the moment. Maybe we just caught them at a bad time and I should have checked what sort of pate was on the pate platter, but I left feeling a little dissatisfied and didn't see anything there that would make me want to go back..

Me and my wife visited this little tea shop while staying at a nearby hotel. Port Sunlight itself is a beautiful model village and this tea room is perfectly located. We had a pot of tea and a cream scone with jam. The tea was lovely, served with a strainer as it is made from actual leaf tea.Overall, a very pleasant experience

We had a lovely afternoon tea here my mum really enjoyed the atmosphere, it is very welcoming and homely well worth a visit.