Weathered and Worn Vintage Homeware and Coffee Shop in Tonbridge and Malling

A recommendation from a group member and it delivered a good lunch. The place is vintage, shabby chic and eclectic which made it more interesting however, the apparently tarnished soup spoon was slightly off putting for one of us. The sandwiches are doorstops but tasty.. The service was efficient. I’ll return and bring my husband this time!

Even good for vegans, both the oreo cake and the banana cake are delicious. Good portion sandwiches too.

Love this place. Great coffee, bacon butty and sausage Butty both exceptional. The cakes are also very good. Lovely staff to. Can’t fault it

I loved this place. My idea of heaven, I was served the most delicious Brie sandwich and homemade cake surrounded by gorgeous vintage homewares and textiles, plants , taxidermy,lamps and comfy leather chairs. I wish I lived closer to go more. I could have spent a small fortune ....Thank you for looking after us so well and allowing us to have a lovely memory of our trip to Kent !

I enjoyed my visit to Weathered and Worn’s café. I did try to call beforehand to check if they were open but their voicemail says you can’t book a table (so I deduced they were open!) There was a somewhat limited choice for vegans but I had a lovely salad with a good helping of hummus, olives and roasted red peppers. There were lots of cakes, two of which were vegan, so I took a piece away. It was delicious. The cold drinks options were good. My friend and I enjoyed the elderflower drink. I didn’t ask regarding dairy-free milk for coffees but I’d be surprised if they didn’t. For veggies and vegans I’d recommend a summer visit and sit in the garden, as otherwise you will not be able to avoid coming face to face with the examples of taxidermy in the shop, which I find pretty distasteful, personally (and had I known about it beforehand I may not have visited!) But all in all, a pleasant experience.

So pleased to have found this place. Have driven past for years, and assumed it was just a tat shop, then walked in one day and found a great little cafe, more tea room than shop, selling delicious home made sandwiches. Friendly efficient service. Cakes and coffees look great - but need to wait for another visit (may need to skip the sandwiches and go straight for the cake - oh what a dilemma!) - also a pleasant sunny garden to sit out in. So pleased to have found this, will not be able to drive through Hadlow again without stopping.

Have been coming here regularly for years now and it never disappoints. The food is delicious, as are the coffees and cakes. The staff make this cafe, their enthusiasm is infectious and kindness is always appreciated by all.

Lovely cafe with good outdoor space. Efficient and friendly service. There was a pretty good choice of food including sandwiches and cakes. I would definitely visit again.

I have been visiting Hadlow for many years and have never stopped here before . All I can say is what a wonderful charming find and I am really looking forward to my next visit. I enjoyed a pot of tea and toast all served in beautiful china cup and saucer and plate and my husband had a bacon sandwich made with quality doorstop bread. So interesting to see all the quirky items on sale and I am hoping that the weather will be better next time I visit so I can enjoy the outside seating area. The menu choice was excellent and I will definitely be trying the sandwiches next time and the homemade cakes. Very relaxed and friendly atmosphere , thank you 😊

I always look forward to visiting W&W as it's such a pretty place to enjoy a coffee and slice of delicious homemade cake. The shop sells some really lovely pieces from furniture to pictures to ornaments and so on. Prices for food and drink are really reasonable and the atmosphere is very relaxing and the staff welcoming. I would recommend this place to anyone.

Great place for coffee shop food. Meeting place for Antique dealers in the area. Good food and great Antiques. Easy parking

Tea amid antiques and collectables. Good atmosphere, very pleasant and happy staff, Scones and caes good - excellent pot of tea. One mini-problem. parking very tight!

This place is super cute inside. So many things to look at and I wanted to buy it all (but pricey to do so). I will echo what someone else said about it being difficult to browse if people are eating; there is no room to do so if the tables are occupied. I also had a coffee and some muesli, which were high quality and tasty. Worth a visit!

I do love their Earl Grey tea. The sandwiches are great too with lovely thick fresh bread and filling. Their cakes are wonderful too. The place has some interesting French items for sale. The 2 ladies are friendly and efficient. Always a pleasure to come for lunch or just afternoon tea and cake with friends.

We visited over the Easter weekend because we like vintage, shabby chic things and it was recommended. When we entered it was full of things to look at, but the problem was that there were many tables with people having drinks and food that it was very hard to look around and look at all the things, you couldn’t get near to to some items. It felt like you we’re invading people’s space, they were watching you and it was awkward because there wasn’t enough room. The three women serving didn’t say hi when we entered just stared. they were talking amongst themselves at the counter, one of them wearing a navy pinstripe top stood in the way around the side of the counter with her elbow sticking out, so you could not walk through. What surprised us is that the other two women having seen us did not say anything to her. After we got passed one of the women made a terrible comment. Very rude women. Such a shame as it’s full of things with a nice outside corner to have a drink and food, but too many tables, too awkward, rude women. Uncomfortable

A very nice place to stop and have coffee very nice and helpful staff. Looking forward to returning again

Have been here a couple of times. Really like the mix of food and antiques. Went for lunch last weekend with my wife and daughter. We ordered the Chicken and Tarragon soup. it was absolutely delicious and probably the best soup I have ever tasted. Lovely coffee and cakes too. Friendly service.

I am a paramedic and attended a call next to this coffee shop but unfortunately my response car sustained a flat tyre. I had to wait 45 minutes for the recovery man to change it and in the mean time the shop offered me a free coffee and sandwich whilst I waited. They were very friendly and the shop is lovely inside. Great food and coffee would recommend!

Had to wait around 35 minutes for a sandwich. Very half hearted apology for the delay. Nice ambiance but the service was terrible.

I often drop in for coffee and a slice of their delicious cakes. The place has a lovely feel and charm to it and it feels very comforting sitting amongst the antiques, which are for sale and make lovely gifts as well as great home furnishings. It’s like stepping back in time where times stood still, highly recommend it and the coffee is great too.

Great choice of food in a vintage style antique shop where you can even purchase something for the home too . Lovely food and beverages

Popped in here for lunch. Sandwiches were amazing and very filling and the cakes are to due for. Reasonably priced and service is good. Love sitting amongst the vintage/shabby chic goods for sale, Very homely.

Great place to browse around - lots of affordable antiques for sale! And the cake is good , as well!!!

Nice coffee shop and ‘antique’ shop in Hadlow. The coffees were great and the service excellent. We had our coffees in the garden at the back which was very pleasant on a nice summers day.

Passing through Hadlow I had time to kill, I needed to do a little bit of work and I fancied a coffee. This place could not have been more perfect!The front has a vintage/antiques/shabby chic shop with some lovely bits in it. The roomy coffee shop part at the back sells delicious cake and great coffee. The staff are friendly and helpful, there are plenty of tables in the back seated area plus a pretty outside area. I’ll definitely be back!

Visited with a friend one Friday afternoon - wasn’t that busy. We ordered tea and cakes and after half an hour realised we hadn’t received anything. Only one lady working but she was talking. I asked if she’d forgotten us and she half heartedly said have I? She brought our order over in due course. Amazing cakes and tea/coffee. Shame I had to remind her of our order. When I came to pay she ignored me and went into kitchen for 5 minutes. Finally paid with no apology and no goodbyes!! Previous visit was different friendly, professional experience. Depends on staff - hope you have better luck!

In the high street in Hadlow, this little independent coffee shop is also a small shop for vintage antiques. Pretty much all of the interior decorations have a little price tag on should they take your fancy. All the food is home-made and tastes great. A selection of cakes, soups and sandwiches. They have a good selection of teas and decent coffee crafted by hand. There is a small car park to the rear. Highly recommend a visit if you are in the area. The only downsides are the slightly short opening hours (check before you go) and it can get a bit crowded at peak times.

Love the setting, we sat on sofas by a cosy fire! Easy parking, lovely staff, fair prices and tasty coffee and homemade cakes. The lunches looked tasty too. Will return.

Tried a couple of times to visit here - Sunday and a Monday when closed - passing today saw it was open!!! Visited with family from Singapore and USA- all overwhelmed with the quality of food served. Bread and sandwich filling lovely - choice of food late on Saturday was limited as no soup or scones. Shared a selection of Brie and bacon, chicken Caesar and salmon and cream cheese. All were excellent! Cakes again limited but again the lime and pistachio and Victoria sandwich faultless. Will both recommend and revisit.

What a beautiful place to sit for a while with a coffee. Great cakes too. We went there whilst waiting for The Hadlow Tower to open. Great day. Hadlow well worth a visit. Broad view gardens also worth a visit. Too much cake!

Stopped here on way through Hadlow, it was such a nice surprise to find an independent shop like this. I love interior design so to find a coffee shop that combines this element as well was great. Lots of seating and a couple of comfy sofas which we occupied whilst catching up on the news in the complimentary newspapers. There were several scrumptious home made cakes to choose from, which are served up in generous portions. Looking forward to a return visit and hopefully the weather will be nice to sit on the little terrace at the rear of the shop.

Wow. Popped in today for bacon sandwich and latte. My wife had Berry Smoothie. However I then spotted their amazing selection of home made cakesSadly we we're then forced to have lemon drizzle cake and bread pudding. So tastyThe staff are very friendly and attentive.As a regular cake eater (and maker!) I can't recommend this place enough.

Visited Weathered & Worn today for coffee and a catch up with a friend. A really lovely place. You enjoy your coffee and cake whilst viewing the vintage wares around you ! Staff are very friendly and the drinks/cake are delicious. Stock ranges from tea towels and milk bottles to bags and Christmas baubles. Will definitely return maybe for afternoon tea next time ! Give it a try...

Just been to this tea rooms for the third time,i thought it was about time i sang its praises.The staff are very accommodating ,nothing is to much trouble.All the food is prepared freshly.Fantastic selection of cakes.You are surrounded by lovely furniture and ornaments,which you can purchase.So Christmas Shopping and lunch,all can be done under one roof.

Great coffee stop. A truly lovely experience with kindly helpful staff. Great cakes too! I wish it was open every day as hard to keep track and often disappointed to find it shut. Come on W&W .... Open up every day, too good to miss.

What a lovely little place lovely and bright , nice friendly staff, a warm welcome , fabulous looking cakes and they are very tasty. The sandwiches looked very appetising and good value for money. A fellow diner tucked into a bowl of soup . The restaurant was well attended and I over heard one if the local villagers saying how lucky they were to have this Gem of a cafe. They also sell antiques !

This is a great asset to the village. It is a family run business with lovely people and really excellent coffee and cakes served in a relaxing atmosphere. We enjoy a walk there with an excellent reward on arrival. There is parking available though.

Visited on a Thursday afternoon as I have always driven past and thought "I must take a look in there!". Had a hot chocolate and piece of cake which was very nice, although quite expensive but made up by the fact that tables are dotted around in the shop amongst the items for sale, so you can almost browse while you eat! Lovely vintage touches and some fascinating items for sale, no purchases this time but looking forward to returning to browse again. Apparently the tea room at the back is open at the weekend only, I guess this would mean more space but I quite enjoyed feeling like part of the fixtures and fittings!!

Fabulous little tea rooms with loads of interesting, mainly French, things to buy. Coffee was good and lots of homecooked goodies to eat.

Visited yesterday morning for coffee and cake. Very nice coffee and lovely fresh fruit topped Victoria sponge cake.Some really beautiful items for sale. A really good mix of household items, with lovely presents, small bits and bobs, such as beautiful pearl buttons and vintage ribbons. Great furniture to.On the whole, well worth a visit to a great place, whether looking for something different for your home or a present, or just for coffee and a choice of great cakes

I expected this place to be a bit pricey so I was pleasantly surprised to find that their prices are reasonable and in line with most tea shops. The prices are about the same as you'd pay at a National Trust cafe and the quality and service is certainly a lot better. The surroundings are lovely, there's always something interesting to look at, the staff are really friendly and helpful and the cake is delicious! I'd definitely recommend it - especially the Millionaire's Shortbread.

Paid my first visit to this delightful tearoom antique shop with a friend, had a delicious sandwich very generous filling,with a cappuccino. Lots of interesting items to browse,the owner is very friendly and deserves to do well, will definitely go back !

Have been visiting Weathered and Worn for a few months every Saturday morning whilst the children have their guitar lesson a few doors away. Atmosphere is very laid back and eclectic, you never know what treasures you will find each week to tempt you. Coffee is lovely and the smoothies are fab. I am told the cakes are superb and they offer gluten free too. Have yet to visit at lunchtime but am sure it will be delicious. Bought my husbands Christmas present there whilst browsing in December, he was thrilled with his large plinth mounted antlers!

We live locally. Weathered and Worn is a super addition to the facilities of Hadlow Village. This is an excellent coffee shop with a range at least as good as the various chains one finds on the high streets of the towns/cities of our country; and in our view tastes better. The wide range of home made cake is also mouth wateringly good. They also do soups and sandwiches, which we haven't tried but if the coffee/cake is anything to go by will be just as good. All this against the interesting and nuanced 'shabby chic' background of 'vintage' furniture and home goods (the second side to their business and all very interesting) An extra plus for those coming from afar is the ample parking area adjacent to the property. Previously this was the old 'Prince of Wales 'pub, on the left as you leave the village travelling south on the busy A26 towards Tonbridge.

We live locally and were really pleased to see Weathered and Worn open up a cafe section earlier in the year.We have been several times at the weekend. The freshly made soups are delicious and come with a generous chunk of bread and an egg-cupful of butter! The sandwiches are on lovely thick slices of fresh bread and we've also enjoyed coffee and cake, with a good selection of home-made cakes and biscuits.Weathered and Worn is in an old Kent white weatherboard building, with a garden out the back with additional seating. The main seating area is at the back of the shop, which is decorated with some of the items for sale. A mix of tables and softer seating areas offer a variety of options, depending on whether you are eating, or just enjoying a coffee.

We were passing through Hadlow on a Sunday afternoon when we noticed that they have added a cafe to this antique shop, so we decided to stop. Initially we looked around the antique shop only, as we had just had lunch. We returned later in the afternoon and had coffee and cakes. There is a large car park to one side of the shop. It is a very large property inside with various rooms filled with very interesting antiques, and tables and chairs in each room where you can sit and eat. you order at the counter and they serve you at your table. I had a cappuccino and a meringue coffee cake, my wife had an americano and a piece of Victoria sponge. Both cakes were very moist and the Victoria sponge was covered in fresh fruit. The coffee was good too. The prices were reasonable. All in all, very good, apart from the fact the trip cost me £80 including all the antique purchases. I am sure we will return. It doesn't open on a Monday or Tuesday.