Victoria's Vintage Tea Rooms in Shetland Islands

Not Dog Friendly. Cake middling, coffee ok, difficult to sit IF you are allowed in as there is a big notice telling you not to move the chairs. Would not bother again.

Tasty homemade soup followed by a great selection of cakes and bakes. Lots of different tea choices, as well as coffee and hot chocolate. Also a craft/gift shop. Staff were very pleasant and tables have a view of the bay.

Après une randonnée ventée, ce salon de thé improbable est apparu comme un miraculeux havre de paix :) il fait chaud et douillet, les scones sont dodus à souhait, le thé réchauffera les mains engourdies, le tout avec vue sur la mer et les phoques qui s'ébattent. Également une petite boutique souvenirs adorable. J'ai adoré !

I took an hot chocolate (which was gluten free!!): it had marshmallows, whipped cream, milk cream and I took a gluten free tart too. The cafe is close to the Unst heritage, the Viking boat and the old Unst house. So if you want to visit any of these attractions, come here for a sweet break. It's always best to book the table in advance as it's always very crowded.

We were greeted with 'we've got nothing left, only tea and cake' I said that was OK, the staff member then snapped you'll have to sit outside. No problem, that's fine I replied. Went in to order said cake - the till's not working you better have cash. I felt so unwelcome. This staff member was downright rude. A bit of a wait for our food to arrive didn't help matters. The cake we had was nice though. I do like the old fashioned tea sets they use.

Excellent food . Scones were very fresh . We didn’t have a booking but persuaded the staff to let us have a table prior to a booking . Nice view of the sea .

Lovely tea room, very quaint! Morning tea was delicious with homemade cakes and there is a great little gift shop with good quality things to buy!

The first stop at real coffee shop/ tearoom during a cycling tour of Shetland. Great choice of coffee, tea, cakes, and snacks. Quality souvenirs also available. Friendly and helpful staff ( assisted me in making contact with Boat Haven next door). The view from the window looks towards Norway. Close your eyes and imagine a very busy herring fishery that existed here in the middle 1800s. Now seabirds and lap of the tide.

A long way to travel but oh so worth it! This is a lovely tearoom, with delicious cakes and scones and excellent coffee. A lovely gift shop too. Tremendous!

Oh my word - this place is absolutely brilliant! The coffee, tea and cakes are amazing! And the location, overlooking the bay is beautiful. The decor is quirky, old school tea room with some great touches. And the owner and staff were warm and friendly. This is the must stop place for food when visiting Unst - but it does get busy so don't delay when you arrive on the island!

A great spot for a cup of tea and a sweet snack. We had a reservation that somehow didn't get put into their book but it didn't matter as it wasn't busy at the time. The Victoria Sponge was all it was advertised to be!

Stopping in for lunch, we had soups – lentil and tomato – and scones. The lentil soup was delightful, with lots of carrots, some potato and bits of peas, and the tomato soup was excellently seasoned, both pairing nicely with the buttery scones. Desserts are the centerpiece here, with an excellent gin cupcake and a Victoria sponge that came highly recommended. It had a nice consistency, tasty, not too sweet, with a berry & cream center, pairing well with any hot beverage. Their apple matcha tea was particularly good and tart, with a strong apple flavor coming through. The location – the northernmost tea room in the UK – is a big part of the appeal of this place, but the food and drink are good in themselves. Sit down and enjoy!

Been going here every year since it opened. But sadly after this years visit I am not sure I would return again. The staff gave off an air of not wanting to be there and that the customers were a nuisance. We pre-booked, arrived on time, but kept waiting to be seated as the staff seemed keen to avoid eye contact, or hiding in the kitchen. Even a cursory “hi be with you in a minute” would have been nice. The welcome was not friendly at all, unlike previous visits. The atmosphere was oddly quiet. Disappointed to see that the menu has been severely reduced to scones, and smaller selection of cakes-had been looking forward to their sandwiches. Soup was sold out but we were not told this until ordering Food order eventually arrived, which was wrong., but we accepted it as we were now hungry The drinks has been forgotten so had to go up to ask for them. I noticed that the seating has been reduced and more “farm shop” items for sale (not actually farm shop at all) The clientele was also just tourists. No locals as previously which doesn’t surprise me if the staff are not as welcoming or friendly than usual. Hope this was just an off day. But a smile goes a long way and takes no effort.

A wonderful welcoming bowl of lentil soup on a cold, windy day. And good coffee and cheese scone too!

What a gem! We were warmly greeted by 3 lovely ladies who welcomed us and our assistance dog, Dillon, with open arms. The cafe is outstanding, so interesting to look at as it's filled with vintage tea cups, plates, tea pots etc etc. Immaculately clean; NOT a speck of dust anywhere. The food was delicious. I had the savory scone served with chutney, Orkney cheese and apple and a pot of tea which was beautifully served using the vintage crockery (including a tea cosy). Husband had tasty tomato soup. Even the dog was treated to biscuits served on a vintage saucer! The little gift shop is stocked with gorgeously selected hand crafted local gifts and other well chosen items. So, naturally, we treated ourselves to several items. Thankyou to the ladies for our welcome, absolutely 1st class.

I visited today with my hubby, brother in law and sister in law, we were so looking forward to a braw cuppy and a fine bit o cake. I’m sad to say none of us felt the welcome was terribly friendly and to be told the place was fully booked after standing waiting for 10 minutes before even being acknowledged, was disappointing. We ordered take away and it felt like an age to come, even then the drinks orders weren’t right and we had to ask for our cakes, which were sitting in a bag waiting to be telepathically delivered. We sat outside in the beautiful windy sunshine and the whole time we sat there, tables lay empty inside. The wee shop had some wonderful items in it but was off putting as there were no prices on anything. I didn’t want to ask since the place was so busy, so I didn’t buy anything. We decided to head next door to the wee Unst Boat Haven and thankfully the braw Scottish welcome we received there was what you would expect! Not sure I would go back to these tea rooms, and there’s nothing else for miles around!

A very welcoming wee tearoom on the beautiful island of Unst. Delicious food …especially the dark berry and choc cake which was superb. Definitely worth journeying up to Unst for this wee gem. Can’t wait to come back.

A busy place to eat. When we arrived for our table, at 1pm. there were no cheese scones, ham, lamb or eggs left. This was disappointing as it was the height of lunchtime! The soup and scone we did have were both delicious and service was fast. Very pricey though at £29 for 2 soups, rolls, a cup of tea, Diet Coke and two cakes. Also very noisy. Booking essential.

The UK’s most northerly tea shop, but excellent at any latitude. Lashings of all the usual things - tea, cakes, soup, sandwiches, gifts & trinkets; all absolutely up to scratch - plus board games, armchairs, short-range sea views and immensely nice folk behind the counter. Be careful, though - it’s only small, and when a coach tour arrives it fills up instantly…

We have been visiting Victoria and her team every holiday since they opened - at least twice per holiday! Great home baked cake and lovely lunches using local produce. I’d advise you to book for lunch during holiday season, but they do takeaway cake too!

We were disappointed with our visit whilst on the island - we had booked so no issue with getting a table however we found the quality of the food was lacking. The soup wasn’t good at all. The lamb in the filled roll was dry. Service was chaotic - drinks being brought up twice and they were served after we’d eaten. Food was brought to us when we clearly already had our food. Other tables had to ask for someone to take their order. It wasn’t a cheap lunch as the prices are quite steep. Maybe we just hit an ‘off day’ but sadly our experience wasn’t what we’d hoped for.

The food and scenery was absolutely excellent. A small shop is connected with the tearoom for buying postcards and small gifts.

‘The Most Northerly Tea Rooms in Britain’ is a sort of Shetland version of Douglas Adams’ Restaurant at the End of the Universe, and is called Victoria's Vintage Tea Rooms. It’s decorated with bunting, china cabinets and assorted gifts (many of them puffin-related), and serves...

This place was highly recommended by a Shetland local. We got the ferries over on Tuesday and arrived at 11:40. The tea room had several reserved tables so we sat on a table set for 6 - there were 2 of us, We asked about soup to be told it wasn’t ready until 12 noon even though there was a board mentioning soup clearly visible. We settled for cake, tea and coffee. The girl who served us was lovely but was very nervous. A lady who I assume was Victoria was making the waitress even more nervous - she wasn’t allowed to cut the Victoria Sandwich cake etc. my husband said Good Morning to Victoria but she just glared at him. The cakes and our drinks were fine and when I paid our waitress Victoria did look over as we were leaving and smiled at me in response to me smiling at her. I guess she was glad we were leaving…….. we met another biker on our journey home and he felt the same about his reception from Victoria….. we are quite nice middle aged people who drink tea v alcohol so I am not sure why some folk dislike bikers….

This cute little gem found a table for us even though they were full because we promised to eat quickly. We each had a cheese scone with lamb slices and excellent onion jam. This was accompanied by a salad, and we also shared a tomato...

Victoria’s is a gem on the isle of Unst. A very remote spot but a great place to stop for a tea, coffee a cake or snack. Bewar3, they do get busy but will try and fit you in if they can. Best really to...

I’ve heard so many good things about this place but can’t believe it! I’m here from Saturday evening to Monday evening and just closed on Sundays and Mondays 🙄😬😩

Spent a week on Unst working in November 2021, and when I researched where there was to eat the options were extreemly limited.... in fact this was just about it. I feared the worst - an expensive tourist trap selling just tea and limited number...

We were so lucky to visit here a few days ago. Unst was the highlight of our visit to the islands and Victoria's was the highlight of Unst! Do not miss! The staff are so friendly and welcoming and the food is tremendous. Go for...

went in for some lunch - great food and excellent service, very pretty inside and excellent location

We stumbled across the tearoom on a hike to Herma Ness. It’s very pretty inside with good food options, including vegetarian. It’s best to book ahead to ensure a table as 12-2pm is a particularly busy time.

Unfortunately the day I was there the tea room was semi closed due to the owner having to leave on family business. You can go in and boil the kettle and made yourself a cuppa/pick up a can of soft drink/bottle of water and leave...

Today the sun was shining and the weather was beautiful but my visit to Unst was made absolutely wonderful by visiting Victoria's. Delicious cheese & ham panini, gorgeous biscoff rocky road, divine pumpkin spiced latte all served by the fabulous, friendly staff and all topped...

Although the main tearoom and shop were closed due to covid situation, there is still a good selection of tea and cakes/biscuits (including vegan options). This is a great place to stop for a break and enjoy watching the seals on the beach from the...

Visited for coffee and cake on our visit to Unst. Really friendly welcome, great coffee and the selection of cakes and scones is to die for! We all chose lemon cake which had at least a quarter inch thick layer of delicious icing and it...

I arrived bedraggled and hungry (without booking) after cycling from Toft into Shetland’s finest northerly wind and cold shower. All the tables were reserved (mainly by the Shetland wool week cake club it seemed). Luckily a looked so pathetic that they took putty on me...

First impression was. What a lovely tea room. We walked in at the end of the day. One person was hoovering the floor, which you would have hoped they would stop when customers were about . Nobody said hello or welcomed us. We sat down...

I visited this establishment to have a light lunch. By the time I arrived, a few items were already off the menu. Fair enough; I understand that by the afternoon, it’s pointless overstocking on fresh produce that might go to,waste. The food I received, Sweet...

We had spent the day exploring the northern isles. We’d been for a good walk and were now desperate for a coffee. We’d seen this place on our way past so were happy to come back and find it. We weren’t disappointed. We had both lovely Lavazza coffee and I had the most delicious home made coffee cake. My Husband had a fruit scone with jam and clotted cream (which is actually quite hard to find in Shetland - more often than not is just whipped cream!) It was apparently delicious. This afternoon, on our penultimate day in Shetland, he declared that no where has compared to Victoria’s and he’s sad it’s so far north - it’s just a bit too far to pop up for coffee. If you’re passing in Unst do give this place a try - if they’ve got the coffee cake on it’s really lovely!

Lovely decorated cafe with excellent views.On 2nd September we arrived and were told they were on their winter menu, which surprised us, so the lady reeled out the choices, soup or sandwiches (4 different fillings, lamb, smoked salmon, egg or cheese I think from memory - as nothing was written down). So we ordered sandwiches and soup. The white bread wasn't anything special, brown bread better. No trimmings just sandwiches. Hot chocolate was very large. The bill was a bit if a surprise as £1 was added to each smoked salmon dish and the hot chocolate was £1 more than advertised on the menu. 2 of our part had a slice of cake which was £4 a slice - quite steep really and only OK. I think the fact there was no menu with prices didn't help and the fact that some items had an extra £1 here and there added made us feel uncomfortable. The cafe was busy too, so surprised at the small choice on offer. We also heard a couple talking on the ferry that they had visited the tea rooms which advertised its closing time at 5, and had arrived at just after 4.30pm and it was closed.

Great views but im afraid that's where the good side of the review ends. They only had 4 sandwiches or a soup on offer, which isn't an issue if they are lovely homemade with a nice side salad and homemaker bread.the price of the meal seems to change through the meal. No menu when we arrived were available, but a large one was put up by the time we finished eatting. Sandwiches £4 but we were charged 5 as we had salmon. Nobody mentioned the additional money for salmon. The sandwiches has no side salad or anything. Just came out on a tray. Supermarket bread. The gluten free brrad was frozen and defrosted but like a rock. 4.50 for a hot chocolate where as the menu said 3.50. I think the problem is this is the only place available so they can put out whatever quality and price they want. Would not return. £41.05 for 3 sandwiches, a soup, 2 coffee a hot chocolate a tea 1 soft drink and 2 slices of cake. Scandalous! We did mention this and basically had no response.

We had lunch and afternoon tea here. The food is great. The cakes are home made and the lunch options varied. The soups hit the spot!

Despite having to wait over 10 minutes to be seated, the food was nice and the tea for three was lovely. Nice views. Large selection of Teapigs teas, with almost every type of tea in existence available. Food is snack and platter based with bairns boxes too. Best place to eat lunch in Unst.

Nella bella Unst ricca di paesaggi mozzafiato ma povera di locali non mi sarei mai aspettata di trovare un ristorantino così grazioso , fronte mare , con ottimi dolci e piatti a base di salmone affumicato ! Assolutamente consigliato

A visit to these tearooms is a must for travellers to UNST. But it is busy and as others have said - booking is essential during the summer season. Unfortunately they were slightly short staffed on the day we visited so perhaps not such a good service as is normal. Clearly a very popular place.

We loved this tea shop which also serves lunch. A generous large slice of gluten-free lemon and blueberry cake, with tea served in china cups. Overlooking the shore line, with some seals swimming by, this cafe is in a beautiful location. So popular, I think you need to book ahead in the busy season. I highly recommend this reasonably priced cafe, with super friendly staff.

A lovely tea room with amazing cakes and goodies. Excellent soups and interesting light dishes featuring local ingredients eg oatcakes. Only wish Victoria would consider staying open a wee bit longer in the evening in the summer months to serve perhaps a 'high tea' type meal; very difficult to find a decent evening meal in Unst.

There is something special about visiting the most northerly tearoom in the UK. We visited here to find the tables all reserved, however one group hadn't turned up, so we shared the table with another group. The menu is quite small but that's fine as everything on it is amazing. We had soup and apple and walnut scones, both extremely tasty.

Lunch comprised delicious soup then the lightest scone with jam and cream. Absolutely delicious. Lovely cafe with friendly, welcoming and efficient staff. Nice wee gift shop attached too.

My partner and I visited here after a morning of walking on Unst! It was very busy which is to be expected as I think everyone who visits Unst flocks here! However we only waited about 5 minutes and we got sat at a large table where there was already another couple sitting which was good of them to do! My partner had the soup which was very good and I got cheese and homemade chutney with wheat free locally made oatcakes which was lovely! We also had tea and cakes which was great and there were 3 different gluten free cake options which was very exciting for me! The gift shop is also worth a browse and the service was efficient and friendly! The café really is lovely and you definitely deserve to treat yourself with a visit if you have made it up to Unst!!

Fabulous views, great tea and cake, friendly folk and all at the most northerly point in the UK. Amazing.

Always a pleasure!! Delicious soup and blooming lovely cakes!! Great gifts too 😉 Views to die for and on a good day you may even spot whales!

Quite busy, be prepared to wait. The kitchen not open after 3 o’clock. Delicious scones, good variety of teas. Van recommend the salmon salad.

I did not expect to find this sort of tea room in such a remote place. I cannot personallycomment on the light meals but the cakes were very good

Charming, one of these places it's just so good to be in.Good cake and tea, very reasonably priced and in one of the nicest places on Unst.Orcas in the bay occasionally! (a few days before my visit.) Wish I'd had more time to have more substantial food than Banana Loaf - menu looked great.Some nice stuff for sale too - soaps, gifts etc.

So nice with cake, warm tea and a splendid view over Haraldswick after a long day in nature. Recomendable.

At the end of a long trek by car and ferry to mid Unst sits Victoria’s Vintage Tea Room, the most northerly tea room in the UK. It’s charming and filled with friendly people and outstanding food. Our lunchs consisted of sandwiches and salad, and a wonderful soup. Bread was homemade, as were a wide assortment of baked treats.

On a visit to Unst found this tearoom .Very quirky loved the food bought scones to take away absolutely delicious well worth a visit staff friendly and service excellent

Went to the tearooms on a family day out in Unst and unfortunately I wasn't really impressed overall. The menu is quite minimal for savoury items and as a fussy eater (solely my issue and not that of the tearoom) I opted for the 'thick cut ham' and mustard sandwich minus the mustard. Well, when it arrived I could literally see through the piece of ham! Imagine thinner than wafer thin. For £5.50 with a small side salad, coleslaw and crisps I expect to be able to taste my sandwich filling. Another member of our party opted for the tattie and leek soup, tasted good but they found the presence of whole baby potatoes rather strange (not small bite size pieces as you would expect in soup). The crofter's platter looked lovely as did the other sandwiches ordered. The sweet offering was again, a bit hit and miss. Cakes were declared delicious but the traybake items were average.

Even though they were expecting a coach party and all the tables were reserved the staff were extremely helpful and cheerfully made up a 'take-away' for me. However, nothing beats having proper tea from a proper china tea service. Pamper yourself!

If you want a perfect cream tea or some local speciality come here, it’s worth the effort. It is a long way to go to Unst, but I promise that you’ll love it. Victoria’s is a lovely little place, the service is friendly and the quality of everything is first class. This is not fast food, but good things are worth waiting for. If you are lucky you may even get to see otters or seals in the bay, whilst you tuck into homemade cakes and sandwiches. I love it here.

For those of you who are willing to venture as far North in the UK as you can and want some refreshments, Victoria's Vintage Tea Rooms at Haroldswick on Unst is definitely the place to go.

There are relatively few places to eat on Unst and this being easy to find gets busy. Home-baked cakes, a variety of teas. Nice place.

We visited the tearoom after a long day of travelling & walking. The people were extremely hospitable, cake was georgeous, my wife loved the china tea cups / teapot. A delight to be there.

Exploring Unst in our motorhome we came across this lovely tearoom next to the Boat Haven. We had a delicious hot smoked salmon sandwich with salad and coleslaw whilst admiring the view out of the window. Both were excellent. There is a little shop as well. Definitely recommended.

A friend and I went for lunch on a cold and windy day and we could not have been more charmed by the ambiance and friendly staff. We enjoyed delicious, warming soup and bread. There are gorgeous cakes and tea served in vintage china cups. There is also a shop selling a good selections of Shetland souvenirs. It is currently the more northerly tea shop in Britain. Not forgetting the wonderful view!

Visited a bit late in the day and there was no where to sit and not much cake left. However, went back twice after and thoroughly enjoyed a cream tea with almond scones- scrumptious. Amazing choice of tea too. Also enjoyed another day, homemade soup and a Posh Penelope sandwich with coleslaw, salad and crisps. Everyone friendly and chatty plus a sighting of porpoise/dolphins had many with binoculars looking out into the bay. Great service and tasty choice of scrummy food

My second visit to Unst, and I visited the tea room twice .. And bought cake to take away. This is how a tearoom should be! Fabulous selection of homemade soups, sandwiches etc and the most wonderful cakes .. I had a cream tea on my first visit, and the most wonderful malteser cheesecake on my second visit of the week. The rhubarb cake I bought to take away was fabulous too. I believe they have over 100 different varieties of tea available. It's just a proper old fashioned tea room with real tablecloths, tea cosies, and china crockery. The staff are very professional and friendly, and it's not overly expensive. There's also a small gift shop attached to the tea room that sells a very good selection of souvenirs etc. I can't wait for my next visit to Unst, and Victoria's Vintage Tea Room.

Stopped here for warming soup on a rainly day. We were found a table even though a large group had just arrived for lunch. And enjoyed the meal. The onwer was very chatty and welcoming

We had a lovely afternoon tea here, with a wide variety of teas, cakes and other meals to choose from. There is also a shop incorporated which has a variety of souvenirs etc to choose from.

We stopped in here on our visit to Unst and weren’t disappointed. The cakes were delicious! We should have booked ahead for a seat inside but we hadn’t so sat outside. No problem as it was a nice day-as an extra bonus a pod of dolphins were playing in the water just in front of us. Magical!

We dropped in for lunch on a wet cold day last week. Unst doesn’t have much available and this place is perfect. The service super friendly and our lunch of smoked sandwiches was fresh and hit the spot. What we really loved though was the cake. Perfect with a pot of tea (not tea bags). They also have a good supply of crafts etc for purchase. Definitely worth a visit.

Popped in for our afternoonses. Nice environment, reasonable service and excellent pot of tea. Scones were generous and looked great, but were only OK quality. We thought they had perhaps warmed them up in a microwave. Still, a good place to visit for a break when you're spending the day travelling round Unst. Marvellous views of the bay.

This is a super cafe in a great location well off the beaten track. We had delicious soup and sandwiches here while watching the wild weather outside. Great views across Haroldswick Bay if you have a window seat.

Popped into Victoria’s Vintage Tearoom for something to and wasn’t disappointed, nice tea and fresh coffee along with a meal called the Crofters platter, it was very tasty and plenty of it indeed, the meat for the dish came from their own Croft. My friends wanted to see some Shetland ponies, so I asked one of the staff where we might see some and she said that her uncle bred them and gave us directions to see them, her uncle took us to see his newly born foal born that morning and more ponies in a field nearby it made my American friends visit complete!!

The last thing we expected to find this far off the beaten track - but what we most needed after a long drive from Lerwick. Love the atmosphere and decor.

Utrolig hyggelig og sjamerene cafe. Ligger innerst i bukta med utsikt over sjøen. En kan kjøpe ekte hjemmelaget baktst og te eller kaffe. Har også en liten suvinir buttikk.

Was good, nothing really awesome. I ordered a cake and the waitress came with an other one saying the one I ordered was no more available. I stupidly accepted the cake was average ( and dry like it was the last remaining slice) as the Victoria’s cake my spouse ate.

When travelling in January this far north you have to be prepared for the fact that catering is few and far between - which we were! But our 2 other stops at cafes had yielded nothing as closed for winter so this was a welcome sight.

Little gem in style of old tea rooms. Old style teapots and cups with a range of modern teas and other drinks. Tablecloths and sandwich, cake choices. All you'd expect from that genre. Lovely visit.

We were quite surprised to find this wonderful little place near the edge of the world in northern Unst: great sandwiches, soups, and pastries. When you’re the only place to eat you might cut some corners, but none of that here, it really is quality. It’s combined with a gift shop in which we bought several very attractive local items. I didn’t note how late it stays open, so check ahead. People who consider it overpriced need to consider what it costs to bring in supplies.

This is just the most fantastic tea rooms.

We had a pleasant break here. The location is wonderful and the drinks and cakes we had were nice, though not special. It was very nice to have proper cups and saucers and a real tea-pot for a change, but I did feel that it was over-priced for the area. Having said that, it was the only tea-shop open when we were on the island and it was reasonably busy.

Gezelliger kan het niet zijn, super vriendelijke dames, zeer behulpzaam. Lekker soepje gegeten me een toasti erbij op het buiten terrasje met zicht op de baai.

A truly great experience for that most northerly tea room of the UK, the food was excellent, the waitresses super nice and the place really comfy and beautiful.

What a wonderful place with wonderful staff so polite and welcoming Proper coffee and the best cakes in Shetland

Recommended to us by various friends on Mainland Shetland, it was certainly a delight to find somewhere so pleasant on Unst, which is very remote and obviously not noted for its fine dining !

We've had a great homemade chocolate cake and very good coffee. The room is nicely furnished and there is a small shop next door. If you plan to go there for lunch you should reserve a table, they might be very busy.

Delicious cakes. Actually open at teatime which it seems is a rarity in Scotland!! Very friendly staff , nice decor

My wife and I called in to the tea room after a walk in the north of Unst.

We had just finished a magnificent hike at Hermaness Nature Reserve (Reviewed by me separately) and had worked up a healthy appetite for lunch........Victoria's turned out to be the perfect place for it!!

Deliziosa tea room in perfetto stile british nell' estremo nord, una piacevolissima sorpresa. Uno dei pochissimi posti dove poter mangiare qualcosa a Unst. Affollata all'ora di pranzo, è meglio prenotare o andare dopo le 14.

Lunch menu limited but was exactly what it said - soup was absolutely delicious with locally baked bread.

A return to the tea shop on Unst was better than before,this time there was a reduced menu,and it was very busy!

I’d heard Victoria’s was a must when visiting Unst, and I agree completely! Victoria bakes pretty much everything each morning so it’s fresh and fabulous. The cakes and scones are generous and delicious, and the welcome is second to none. As a family run tea room this was a lovely stop on our travels. Go when hungry though!

Great view.....but it does tend to get blocked as cars park in the way! A bit confusing as to how you order.....but once that was sorted the food was nice! It gets quite busy at lunchtime in July...but it did seem a popular place.

We saw there were many really good reviewers for this on here but sadly we must have visited on an off day. It is a very nicely decorated vintage style tea room, and is all clean and bright. The welcome we received however was a bit lukewarm and we were some time in confusion about if it was table or counter service. Eventually I ordered at the counter, and found half of the things we wanted they had run out of, this was at only 1pm midweek. No alternatives were suggested. We then waited over 40 minutes for a relatively simple order. Bearing in mind we had booked our table I thought this was unacceptable. Others who arrived some time after us had their food before us. The food itself was a mixed bag. Between very nice cakes and quite poor platter, soup and average sandwiches. It was a tad expensive, but this is to be expected. As we left we saw people eating meals that weren’t on the menu or board so obviously others were given choices we weren’t... very strange. My advice, if you have time pop in for coffee and cake if you have plenty of time, but if we are visiting Unst again we will bring a picnic instead.

the sandwiches are excellent and the location is nice too! perfect for a stop after a long walk! we would go again!

This is an amazing and unusual place - an absolute ‚must‘ see and visit. If you are looking for a really nice cafe to enjoy not only tasty food but also a great view, then this is the venue. The tea room has a contemporary yet cosy feel. Whilst waiting for our tea, hot chocolate and salted caramel cake, we browsed for really nice gifts in the adjacent room. The entire place oozes charm, the service is efficient and very friendly and the cake is to die for! We cannot recommend it highly enough!

Welcome to Britain’s Most Northerly Tea Room - Victoria’s Vintage Tea Rooms. Queen Victoria would be pleased by the vintage teapots and teacups. We received a warm welcome, a delicious meal and a beautiful view of the ocean. We came in as guests and left as friends. A highlight of our Unst Adventures. Highly recommended.