Weavers Tea Room in Suffolk Coastal

Great little tea rooms, with home made cakes, breakfasts & light bites, all made to order. Very friendly staff to us & our dog, with quick service. Had a lovely large pot of tea for one & cherry almond scone. Although struggled to choose a cake, as so much lovely selection. Prices very reasonable. Would go again if passing the area, but currently on holiday.

Stopped here for drinks and cake to break up a long journey. It is a lovely location and has a great range of cakes to choose from. There is also a choice of gluten free cakes. The staff are really friendly and efficient and the cakes are delicious.

We call in here every year when we are cycling in the area It’s a lovely cafe the staff are excellent the coffee and especially the Fruit Scones are the best we have ever had Great cafe Location

Absolutely lovely breakfast with top quality ingredients. Service with a genuine smile and cooked to perfection. The coffee was good too. Highly recommended 😁

The best Brie and Bacon sandwich I can remember having. My friend had generous bowl of soup which was excellent. Warm room, friendly welcome. Closed Wednesdays.

Very poor, not much choice, used to be good, but will not go again. Asked about cake, the assistant did not come back to say what cakes they had in fact seemed to avoid eye contact .

Proper little tea room, Perfectly cooked eggs, wonderful coffee, pleasant and helpful staff, would definitely go back

lovely location, but would anyone call this a "full" English breakfast. One of the stingiest "full english breakfasts" I've ever seen. they said I could have added more items - fair enough, but then don't call that plate a "full" english breakfast which it is not. plus sausage was burnt

We stopped in Peasenhall en route to a NT property. What a lovely little village. Discovered this little tea room at the end of the village, lots of home-made yummy looking cakes. We had a scone which was delicious. Very friendly, good cup of tea! Would recommend!

Popped in for coffee and cake one afternoon and it was very enjoyable. Staff were very friendly and pricing was fair for quality.

Had great breakfast here today. The veggie option was delicious and my husband enjoyed the smaller regular breakfast. Excellent flat white too! Really friendly welcome and service and the dog was allowed inside which was a bonus.

First visit to this little gem today and we will be returning. My husband said the bacon and egg bap was very tasty! Bacon from the village butcher. Very pleasant and attentive staff.

It’s such a shame that the British tearoom is being pushed out of our towns and villages by chains serving up over-roasted coffee in outsize vats. It has often been s mystery to me as to whom is able, or indeed desirous to drink do much. Anyway....I often pop into this old-fashioned tearoom that has had to adapt to the world of Covid Hysteria in which we live. Nonetheless, delicious home made cakes as ever. Well-brewer tea and absolutely charming service. My cheese on toast was a real treat too.

The Weavers is a lovely tearoom. Friendly staff, great scones and cakes. All home cooked and delicious 💖

If you only ever go to one tearoom in Suffolk, make sure that you go to 'Weavers'. A superb choice of menu for everyone and the friendliest staff you could wish for! I cannot recommend highly enough.

Excellent coffee sausage roll and victoria sponge. Staff very helpful and friendly. I'd definitely use this place again.

We love Weavers. Staff are great, food is light and lovely, inventive too. It’s on the Suffolk tourist trail so an excellent stop for refreshment.

This is a wonderful place that serves excellent food with genuine cheerfulness! Highly recommended..

We stopped in at Weavers during a break in house hunting in the area. Lovely tea room, delicious selection of cakes and drinks, including gluten free options and the prices were reasonable. Waitress was friendly and chatty. We will definitely return.

Excellent cappuchino and Americano and very tasty sausage rolls sourced from local butcher Creaseys.

We were so impressed with the friendly service and reasonable prices, that we visited twice during in Suffolk over half term.

Stopped for a cuppa here as we were passing and it time for a stop. Found the tearoom very comfortable and service excellent. Loved the seating outside useful for when I call again on my motorbike.

we ere quite disappointed with our visit ,food was good, but what totally spoilt it for us was the amount of flies in the tearooms there did not seem to be anything to deal with them, we counted about 20 in a small room, it just made us eat quickly, so we could leave. afraid I will not be returning.we felt theowners could have had something in place to help with the flys.

sat in the sunshine and enjoyed a lovely coffee. Made very welcome - even with my dog. Will call again!

Coffee poor, weak with no flavour. Probably out of a machine. Atmosphere average. Good for smokers outside, unfortunately the smoke came inside.

If you’re travelling west towards Stowmarket on the A1120 you’ll probably miss this gem of a tea room in the village of Peasenhall, so park alongside the dyke on the main street and walk back towards the small village green (just beyond Whincop Coaches). I stopped for an early light lunch and enjoyed scrambled egg on toast (I was there shortly before mid-day and breakfasts are served until 11am.) The tea room seems popular with local people, and the meat products are from the butchers across the road. The staff were friendly and the tea room has a nice atmosphere. I don’t know if there are downstairs toilet facilities as I was directed to one upstairs.

Breakfast, lunch or tea, this is just such a nice place. Simply and charmingly set out, from the bee motif tablecloths, to the book shelf in the cosy and quiet raised side room with a view of the knoll. Seating outside is also a treat. Breakfasts use local ingredients, cooked by Sara and served by her daughter Beth, and great to be able to choose a large or a small full English. Always a good selection of lovely cakes, and the lunch time list of salads and the like makes for a difficult choice. This is a village tea room at its very best. Not twee, just a genuinely nice place. It’s where I head for when in the area.

We were staying in the village, and it was an easy walk, one favorite with our group was tea and scones with jam. I enjoyed the sausage roll quite a meal in itself, with decaf tea. If you like coffee they have many options.

We stayed next door in the New Inn, and found ourselves popping in regularly for tea and cake, or scone. The cakes were of a very high standard and all that we tried were delicious. The cream tea was my favourite and my wife tried the Victoria sponge more than once. It was all very reasonably priced too.

Popped in for morning coffee and a scone and butter very nice just came out of the oven ,staff friendly been a few times will be back soon

We were passing by when we saw this little tea shop. We pulled in and tried it.

The sandwiches and sausage rolls are very yummy and will always call in here if passing or close by. Staff very friendly.

Love this place for coffee & cake/ scone. Genuinely home cooked cakes, sausage rolls, scones, all delicious and good coffee too.. I’m a bit of a cafe fuss pot as I like to bake my own cakes so I like good home baked when I’m out and really enjoy the variety and quality here and good coffee too. Been coming here for a few years and although it has changed hands in the last year or so, the current bakers are doing a lovely job. Perfect for a stopping point on the way to the coast or on a bike ride. We love it! Definitely worth stopping for.

Cosy inside or bright and sunny outside. Really friendly staff, very clean, nice food-we had a tomato and pepper soup which was tasty, hot and plentiful. Thoroughly recommend Weavers.

A lovely tea room with excellent food. Rather like stepping back to former times with excellent service and a friendly smile

Good food, friendly service and excellent value. We enjoy their lunches and the scones are really tasty

We have been here many times and it never fails to delight. Quite simply one of the best, if not the best, small restaurant/cafes we know - and we have been to a few in our time. Friendly welcome and beautiful home cooked food. This time we had a light lunch with coffee. It just seems 'right' somehow to eat here and be served by friendly and knowledgable staff. A class act. Do not miss it and pass it by.

We are the CREAM TEA CYCLING CLUB from London. We have had a couple of weekends in Sibton. This cafe is owned by a lovely mum and daughter and there food and friendliness was perfection

Locally sourced sausages and bacon, beautifully cooked, lovely mushrooms and fried egg. Absolutely loved it, really friendly staff and the cakes were properly home made and delicious.

Walking our two retrievers one Sunday while on holiday we found this lovely and welcoming place and vowed to come back next day with some money! We did and in total visited four times for coffee, cake and in hubby’s case, a bacon sarnie. Lovely coffee, cakes were delightful and the sarnie filled a hole. Warm welcome but the visitors which we assumed were local added to the pleasant atmosphere. Sat outside we watched the peacocks, admired the goings on and spent a pleasant half hour each time. Worth a visit.

Just a quick nip in for a tea and some of the most delicious home made apple cake ever on our way through to Leiston from Warwickshire.

What a little gem stopped in Peasenham on way to Torpeness and had a wonderful coffee (Cappuccino) and a superb slice of Victoria sponge my wife had the gluten-free lime and polenta cake, it was all fresh and homemade and utterly lovely, stop here you won’t regret it

Visited this tea room on our way back from a lovely day out in Southwold. It was not our first visit and will certainly not be our last as this is a little gem of cafe/restaurant to stop and have morning coffee or lunch or afternoon tea. Tea and cakes were delicious but what makes this so special is the warm welcome and friendly service. You are made to feel like a friend rather than a customer. We will be back.

This is a lovely place. The coffee is superb, having quite a distinctive flavour. They've chosen to use a Fair Trade supplier from Ethiopia. They were happy for us to order slightly off menu and the pancakes are great! Thanks.

Just had a lovely lunch in Weavers in Peasenhall village. My lunch was very tasty, tea room very clean, staff very helpful and friendly. If your in Peasenhall, Weavers Tea room is well worth a visit

Food was good and big portions and was accommodating with my little pooch, lots of good choice on menu and specials board

Lovely spot except it is on the main road and if you sit outside, you are literally on the road side. Good coffee but rather dry scone sadly.

We visited on a glorious sunny Bank Holiday Sunday - a welcome pit stop on a rambling countryside cycle (on the national cycle route).

We stopped here on our way to Southwold. It's a lovely building in a beautiful village with parking on the doorstep.

We were disappointed not to get a proper home cooked lunch anymore. Had been looking forward to choice of soup and cooked dinner but its no longer available which is what made me suspect it had changed hands. Reading the latest reviews i see that it now has new owners. I wish them well but a shame the lunch menu is now just the usual old baguettes and quiches. Scone was expensive and very crumbly too. I didnt try the cAkes but they looked fine. I think a tearoom is an asset to the village, and tbh it always seemed incredible hard work for the previous owners. So with such a small team i can see why the new owners would do simpler food. And perhaps thats what most people want anyway. The waitress was very nice but we dont see ourselves making a special trip here for lunch anymore.

Had a really nice lunch in this cosy little tea shop. The waitress was so friendly and attentive and the service was very prompt. I will definately come back when I’m in the area again.

Visited today after a walk across the fields with the day. Sat outside on their lovely terrace deck area and enjoyed the last few moments of the sunset. Had some very nice lemon and poppyseed tray bake washed down with a coffee and a peppermint tea.

Called in to try the full English breakfast and was not disappointed. Freshly cooked with local produce and good value made for a great experience. New owners, mother and daughter are very pleasant and welcoming. Homemade cakes, scones & sausage rolls looked delicous. Starting up a luncheon club on the first Tuesday of the month. Definitely worth a try.

We have visited this little restaurant twice in the last 14 days and on each occasion have enjoyed magnificent full English breakfasts cooked to order which were superb. 95% of the food is made on site by the two lovely and friendly Mother and Daughter partnership and ranges from big breakfasts, light lunches and a full range of confectionary

Called in on the off chance for coffee, ended up staying for lunch! Friendly helpful staff, fantastic food. Will definitely be calling again.

I visited this beautiful tea-rooms after hearing that it had re-opened under new ownership, and I'm glad I did.

Called in for morning coffee, and a hot chocolate,the tearooms are lovely,great service and the new owners are fantastic, had homemade coffee and walnut cake, excellent, everything homemade,they even make dog biscuits for your furry friends to enjoy, its a must to visit when your in the area,and now do a great all day breakfast, excellent.

We always liked this cafe but it didn’t do traditional breakfast.... until now! New owners open on Sundays also and today we had a fantastic breakfast - they buy their meat from Creaseys (best butchers in the area) and all delicious ingredients.

I and family and friends have been eating at this very clean friendly delicious food restaurant for about 8 years now about once each week.

Wow. What a fantastic little place. Good that it actually opens when YOU want breakfast. 8am!!!!

Went to this tiny Tea room on Sunday 17 September 2017. Great choice, Sunday Lunch was excellent and the décor and service second to none, although we live an hours drive away, will definitely be going again

All homemade cooking, so you need to be patient. Was not disappointed, and plenty of choice to choose from. Service was excellent. Would definitely recommend.

I was driving through Peasenhall on my way elsewhere and in need of refreshments I spotted this small tearoom tucked away in a corner of the village. I was able to stop and park in a nearby layby and made my way in.I was warmly and cheerfully greeted and opted to sit outside and I had an afternoon tea. the scones were still warm ;-)) a big pot of tea and delightful china cups.I ate and sat awhile and watched a free roaming male peacock strut his stuff.a truly idyllic spot

Always lovely food and extremely good value. Martyn and Denise are the perfect hosts. Beautiful setting and if you're lucky you will see the wild peacocks.

Superb food and service. The tea room is very popular amongst locals and one can easily see why. The food is of an excellent quality and very reasonably priced. Go on a Tuesday or a Thursday for an even better deal. We will be back.

Very quaint village cafe nice that does a fantastic breakfast. I had the "Weavers Breakfast" yum! Nice to see local sourced products. The eggs come from the farm only a few hundred yards away. Things to buy in the cafe like jams and pressed juices. They do lunch as well but not dinner as they close at 5pm.Very reasonably priced.

Called by chance as our first choice had stopped serving lunch, this turned out to be to our advantage. Lovely fresh sandwiches good coffee perfect service.

I came here last Wednesday with my aunt for a cream tea. However they are not open on Wednesday's. Not put of we arrive on the Saturday for our scone and jam. However the menu is very varied and we were tempted by a Yorkshire pudding filled with mushrooms in a stilton sauce with side salad. Very large portion and we were both full up. However we managed to fit in a very large and lovely fruit scone with butter, clotted cream and raspberry jam. Other jams are available as there is a choice of around 4 to choose from. We also had a smashing, large hot chocolate. Again there is a choice of different blends of hot chocolate. Great value for money. The menu is, as stated before very good ranging from cakes, sandwiches, jacket potatoes, salads and a variety of hot meals as standard. There is also a blackboard with daily specials. Service was good and friendly. They have a small outside seating area for good weather days. Please note, those with mobility problems the toilets are upstairs.

Six of us returned to Suffolk for a weeks crafting holiday and visited the Weavers each day for our meals. Just had to write another review in praise of this excellent restaurant, for their very tasty home cooking. There is always a cheerful welcome from the staff, and in our opinion its the best in the surrounding area, for price and quality. We look forward to going back in October.

We were passing through Peasenhall 11/3/17 early, it looked a lovely village so decided to stretch our legs, and found weavers tea rooms, and what a find, will be visiting here again, excellent place. Very welcoming and accommodating.

Went to Weavers for lunch today with my daughter who has a nut allergy. They were extremely helpful and the chef even came out to reassure us. We had coffee and hot chocolate for drinks and the hot chocolate was delicious. There was a lovely choice for lunch as well as homemade scones and cakes which looked yummy. I would definitely recommend and visit again.

Always a cheerful welcome. Good sized portions of good tasting home cooked food, reasonably priced. Very cleanand comfortable surroundings. Highly recommended.

Visited this tearoom while staying with family for long weekend. Lovely atmosphere. Staff were nice and friendly, made us welcome. We had Cheese Scones, Teacakes and a Cafetiere of Coffee. All good homemade, wholesome food. Most certainly will visit again.

Called here on recommendations for lunch. Very reasonable price for the 3 course special. Good food pleasantly served. Can recommend the bread and butter pudding. Unusual collection of clocks for sale. Can get busy

My husband had visited here with his local cycling club so thought I'd like to visit it and sample their cream teas which were as he had said, delicious! There are other cakes to choose from as well as cooked breakfasts and various other dishes. There is an outside seating area too which is on the edge of the green.

This tearoom is in Peasenhall in Suffolk. They offer cooked breakfasts, light refreshments and a good selection of lunches/ dinners. I enjoyed a well cooked dinner in pleasant surroundings. The staff were friendly and helpful and the price was very reasonable. If travelling one disadvantage is that it closes at 4 pm but that may have been because of the time of year.

Nice little tea room. Delicious scones and a menu with various other dishes. They also sell some local products like wine and marmalade.

We arrived at this charming tea room with delight on a long cycle ride which had not passed any food & drink outlet for several hours. We arrived at 4.02 pm hoping for lovely meals but were told no hot food was available after 4.00! This was really annoying. An English disease is this. Waitress would not sell meals and was quite unfriendly. The cake, scones & teas we had were good, but we left very unhappy.

This lovely cottage hides a little restaurant serving delicious freshly cooked food. We enjoyed the full English breakfast choice & were not disappointed. The staff were friendly and welcoming. Well done!

We stopped here twice as we were staying in Peasenhall. Once for coffee and cake - very good.The next time for breakfast en route home. Truly scrumptious. Staff friendly and the tea room very clean. Look out of the unusual clocks - wonderfully made.If you have a dog, they have to stay outside, but they do have seating.

Came across this Tea Room whilst holidaying in Suffolk.Excellent menue with super value 3 course specials on Tuesdays and Thursdays for £7-95.Staff most pleasant and helpful.Also jams,cakes and local gifts on offer.An enjoyable and unexpected experience which is thoroughly recommended.

Part way into a longish cycle ride around Suffolk on one of the very hot September days, I happened upon Weavers. Lovely welcome, and a fabulous fruitcake and pot of tea. It really set me up for the rest of the ride and contributed to a wonderful day.

With Suffolk's September sunshine and a lovely breakfast at Weavers what could be better....Two beautifully cooked fried eggs plus lovely bacon with loads of whole meal toast plus big choice of teas and coffee. Other options available for meals throughout the day. Friendly service and reasonable prices makes this a gem. Noticed freshly made scones coming out of the kitchen and vowed to return to try them. They looked delicious.

We stopped at this café to have a late breakfast and made it just in time. Best bacon - tasty and thick cut on buttery toast. Yum! Hot chocolate selection is great and we enjoyed these (could perhaps be a little thicker). Delicious. Loved the quirky clocks inside too. Used the 'facilities' which could do with some TLC but overall a great place to stop. We'll be back!

We've visited many times and always look forward to popping in as we drive up the A1120 towards the coast.It's so relaxing sitting on the small veranda with a refreshing cup of tea. The fact it overlooks a lovely little green with a nice bit a shade provided by magnificent conifers is an alternative "icing on the cake".

Stopped off at Weavers Tea Rooms on our way back from Southwold and indulged ourselves with their cream tea. A lovely pot of tea for two, supplying two good sized cups and each a freshly baked scone, butter, ample portion of moorish clotted cream and choice of jams - strawberry, raspberry or apricot. Delicious and very good value. Whilst enjoying our tea we looked out across the green and saw a pea hen with two chicks. If you are going past Weavers, stop off and enjoy their lovingly prepared delights; you wont be disappointed.

We came across the Weavers by chance after a 3 hour drive from Nottingham. What a welcome find. Friendly staff, a lovely village setting and quality homemade food. A perfect combination to recharge the batteries for the onward journey!

Because of an enforced layoff I from the day job I had to spend a week recuperating with friends in Suffolk and one lunchtime I was taken to Weavers Tea Room - a place not unknown to me from my past, but which I hadn't been to for years. Well what a surprise - two three course lunches for a tad over £15 - where can yo get that these days??? I chose the steak pie which had proper meat in it - not the mush that some places fob you off with as meat. The vegetables were cooked just right and the Bakewell tart was one of the best I've had with the custard thick and creamy. My mate's chicken looked good to and he didn't complain about the bread and butter pudding.Highly recommended as a lunch venue - especially if you are going to or coming back from the coast where the prices for the equivalent will be much higher. If you do decide to go I would suggest that you book to guarantee a table. Also if you are on the hunt for original cards or small presents you can buy those here too. Bon appetit!

Super little place in a lovely village. We had the 3 course menu for an amazing £7.95 each and it was well worth it. In actual fact, I really didn't need the pud as the main meal was very generous, but as it was included in this good deal, I went for the chocolate sponge with black cherry sauce and lovely yellow custard. Glad I did - it will be worth starving for the rest of the day !

We visited here for lunch today and had an absolutely delicious meal of steak pie, roast potatoes and veg. All was cooked beautifully and the pie was the best I have had for a very long time. The tearoom itself is charming, and the staff are lovely. The cakes and desserts looked very tempting, but we were too full to try them. A good excuse to come back another time! There is parking outside in a layby or on the street, so no excuse not to stop.

We stopped here for a quick coffee to break a journey and were delighted with the bright, cheerful nature of both the premises and the staff. The coffee was excellent and we wished we'd had an excuse to linger over the gorgeous looking home made cakes on display.

We visit Suffolk twice a year (each visit a week long) and always lunch at The Weavers. The food is excellent, choice of dishes varied and the staff always very helpful and pleasant. We look forward to many more such visits.

Have just returned home from another weeks craft holiday with 5 others, and each day we travelled to the Weavers for our lunches. It is always a pleasure to return to this lovely tearoom situated in picturesque Peasenhall. A warm welcome awaits us, and the homemade food is always a delight to sample and is very reasonable in price. We find it impossible to think that anyone could be disappointed with what's on offer here. We look forward to returning in November.

Just happened on this quaint tea room and enjoyed a fine Sunday Lunch.Everything freshly prepared so a little while to wait but well worth it and very reasonably priced

Stopped here today on our way to the coast! Served a wonderful clotted cream tea. Lovely and quirky tea room. Lovely homemade food! Excellent service too!

Excellent for all meals - morning coffee. lunch or afternoon tea. You will be sure of good food at sensible prices. A relaxing place to stop.

Popped into Weavers this morning for a really great traditional breakfast. All freshly cooked ingredients in quintessentially English tea room. Great value, good food and friendly service. What more do you need? Regrettably no sausages but as my better half pointed out, to cook good sausages properly takes a long time so understand that Weavers won't compromise. Would thoroughly recommend. Right on the A1120 in lovely village.

Very pleasant staff and surroundings. I had a fruit scone which was fresh and warm with a choice of Tiptree jams. Very nice.

We were staying in the area and having tried the cafe for a delicious cappucino decided to try their special deal of a three course lunch for £7.95 (Tuesdays and Thursdays). The cafe is located in a charming village and is nicely decorated with pleasant service and the food was good and of excellent value. I enjoyed their soup and pud deal - which had an excellent choice of soups and desserts. The only observation I would make is that it would not be ideal for anyone with mobility issues given that there are stairs up to the cafe and also stairs up to the customer toilets. Other than that, recommended!

I didn't enjoy my Sunday roast very much. The meat was over cooked and the gravy tasted like gravy granules or something like that. The potatoes were a bit undercooked but the vegetables were ok. The place was nice and the staff were good but I was disappointed.