Where Memories Meet in Tonbridge and Malling

Rang to book an afternoon tea for my daughter’s 30 th birthday. The woman who answered was downright rude when I asked if they provided vegan food. Been before but won’t ever be going back! Need to retrain staff A.S.A.P. as customer service is non existent!

We secured a table at short notice and enjoyed a quick rummage in the antique shop and four delicious hot drinks The sandwiches sounded tasty, cakes looked good and the afternoon tea at a neighbouring table looked wonderful.

Rude owner, waved her arm and said no! Without an explanation! Even though tables were empty. Will never go there again. Bad memories!!

Popped into this tearoom today for a bit of lunch with a friend and was so glad we did! Such a lovely find! Friendly atmosphere with delicious food, will definitely be returning as I am moving into the area. Cannot recommend this quirky little place enough!

Food just as bad as the customer service. Food arrived cold and questionably cooker, raised issue with manager who showed no concern. Do not go here.

Fantastic afternoon tea! The tiered trays were filled with homemade sandwiches, sausage rolls, scones cream and jam and cakes. We all had a teapot each which was refilled as many times as you want. We were comfortable and service was great and friendly. Highly recommend

What a rude member of staff!! Went in to order a coffee, either sit in or take away. Member of staff was serving someone so I politely waited. She stopped serving and ask what I wanted. I stated just a coffee but was rudely met with they are too busy. Just 9 customers in the shop! Read other reviews here and the theme is clear. Rude staff and zero customer service. Walked our without my coffee followed by a poor review! In this day and age, I am surprised businesses get this so wrong. Customer service is king and if you want to stay in business, employ better staff!!

Really lovely! Ladies greeted us warmly. Table wasn't quite ready as people were just leaving on our arrival. My mum struggles with walking and the ladies happily arranged a seat whilst they got the table sorted for us. We ordered Cream Teas, which was lovely. Very attentive ladies. I'm confused by other reviews saying staff were rude. I found staff very polite and kind.

Met by a very rude women, who was just as rude the day before when she locked the door before entering but I returned to give another chance, only to be treated the same way. The place was busy and they seemed very stressed to be fair, the lower area is flooded and has been for quite a while, someone out there can help these people resolve it. Maybe this review would help before they lose any more customers. I only wanted to buy some Antiques which took my fancy, maybe they can afford no sales.

Last minute booking but we secured a table. The staff are very polite but not intrusive. The drinks were all excellent. The bakewell, lemon & ginger & choc orange cakes were excellent, the fruitcake & Millionaire’s shortbread less so. There is so much to choose from when it comes to trinkets & antiques, you’ll find something for sure. The function room is lovely.

Had a terrible experience. Incredibly rude staff and unbelievably overpriced food. I will be going out of my way to tell as many people as I can, never to step foot into this place. Completely ruined our afternoon meet up with friends.

Celebrated a 50th with afternoon tea. Service excellent, could not do enough for us. Would definitely recommend. Fab crockery and browsing the little treasures for sale.

Booked an afternoon tea for a friend’s birthday. The food was excellent. Well filled tasty sandwiches. Fresh still slightly warm scones and delicious cake. Real tea in a big pot. Very nice and very good value will definitely be back .

Do not go here, horrible food and even worse staff, cannot believe how badly treated we were. Food came out cold and frankly inedible, asked if we could have a fresh batch and were not told that they couldn't see what the problem was and that we needed to pay and leave.

Useless, terrible food and rude staff. The food we ordered took a ridiculously long time to be bought out, even after asking the staff multiple times where our food was and if there was a problem, this did not seem to do anything. We found the staff very rude and the manger quit disrespectful. Shocked at how a small business like this can operate. Will be making sure I let as many people that I can in the local area, to never enter this place Words cannot describe how upset I was after my visit. 0/10 from me and my family Chris

My daughter arranged for my mum and myself to have an afternoon tea at this lovely little cafe. The sandwiches, cakes and scones were delicious. The staff were friendly and very accommodating and kindly provided for my daughter being vegetarian and me being ‘dairy free’.

So disappointing- very long wait at thr door for anyone to speak to us, even though we were being looked at but no welcome, no sit down or any kind of welcome. When I finally asked of we can sit down, it took 20mins for...

Clean ,bright beautiful ambiance we shall return often I hope good value for money and I think romantic

Trimmed sanis, great scones and two types of cake with lashings of tea. What more could you want. Small cafe so booking advised and owner needs time to prepare the teas in advance. But everything perfect. Will be back with more visitors

Enjoyed the tea. Quality of ingredients very good. Selection of sandwiches, scones and cakes all good.

First time visiting and I go past it every day, it looks great from the outside and I am always keen to support local businesses. I was finally able to pop in today hoping to get a couple of bacon sandwiches and a couple of...

We had driven past this place many times before and only realised it was also a tea room the last time. This time we stopped by for a cream tea and we were not disappointed. The scones were particularly good which are made by the...

3 friends met for afternoon tea. Parking is across the road. No wheelchair access. Antiques down stairs. Delicious fresh sandwiches and tasty scones and cakes. I took the scones home. Way too much. To eat there. It was very hot , no aircon, so we...

I was in the area with my mum and goggled tea rooms. This came up, so we headed there. When we walked in, there were 3 vacant tables, with a fourth table being occupied. The owner was sitting at a fifth table, doing paperwork. She...

Great Coffee & Cake and an opportunity to pick up some great antique bargains at the same time this is a really quirky place which is great fun

My wife and I had breakfast at this quirky little cafe. Lovely ambience and surroundings, and good service. However the breakfast was not the best, unfortunately. It appears that all the food is microwaved which means that the scrambled eggs were poor. The bacon was...

I have been to Where Memories Meet on several occasions but not for a while. Being in Wateringbury around 10.45am on Friday I decided to pop in for some breakfast. Unfortunately although advertised as all day they could not offer me a breakfast (not sure...

I having been coming here on and off over the last few years and sadly I think things have changed. Cup, saucer and teapot full of tea stains. Prawn sandwich made fresh to order and though the bread was lovely and fresh the filling was...

A quirky cafe serving very good, tasty food. Worth a visit if you are in the area. Don't forget to pop downstairs to view the antiques and collectables.

visited today with inlaws hubby and step-son what a lovely friendly place quaint and quirky and a fab afternoon tea. highly recomend and well worth a visit we shall be returning again very soon. lovely friendly staff. thankyou for a lovely afternoon.

Went for my friends Birthday as she is my little mermaid, a massive fan of vintage and quirky things.... was soo excited to see the working well... but to my disappointment it was covered and really hard to get to as there was just too much stuff around it, didn’t quite get the different eras together... just too much in such a small area! On the other hand the honey and Lavender cake was to die for and lovely tea, wish that there was table cloths on every table, not just ones reserved for afternoon tea, which again we was disappointed that we couldn’t have Scones unless these were prebooked...

Recommended by 1 of my fellow counsellors who lives nearby. Quirky yet traditional interior with nice furniture and china. Friendly and welcoming staff and delicious food and coffee. Even free parking nearby. Highly recommended - hopefully I'll return with a chum another time!

We decided to use this venue for our wedding Afternoon Tea for our friends that couldn’t attend our wedding. We have been there before and know the standard of food is excellent, they serve proper tea in china cups and the service is great. I have to say that we had the most wonderful time and all our 18 guests loved every moment, the lovely ladies let us take over the top half of the cafe, use our own decorations for the tables, put up balloons and a banner and let us play our own wedding playlist. The food was great and the service was fantastic. Thank you so much for making our occasion as special as our actual wedding day.

Mum took me to her favourite place and I understand why. Lucy, the owner was so friendly and couldn't do enough to make you feel welcome and satisfied. I had a rose lemonade and brie & bacon sandwich with mango chutney. The gluten free bread was lightly toasted to ensure stability and Lucy checked if all was ok. It's such a cute and quirky place. I loved it. Beautiful and I interesting antiques. I really can't praise where memories meet enough. A must visit!

Well, what a treat! A wonderful menu and a vast selection of leaf tea's and ground coffee. The food is fresh and delicious, really tasty, and all served with a smile from the competent and delightful staff.And what a treasure trove surrounding you, just so many lovely little treasures every where, especially down stairs. Such a delight. Heavenly!!

I was extremely excited to be going to an afternoon tea with family and friends. We had the whole of downstairs to ourselves, until customers kept walking in and out looking at the items for sale on the shelves (I say on the shelves, it was cluttered, there were dust collectors everywhere!) The staff did not block off the top of the stairs which they should have done for a private party. I have contacted the owner of this establishment however I’ve had no response therefore I feel I must publish my thoughts on here. If you want a gathering with your friends and families without the worry of people walking through as they please, or in a tidy place then do not come here. I will not be recommending this place.

Excellent Afternoon Tea, Coffee, Cream Tea & Cakes + the chance to purchase Curios. Visited for Sunday Afternoon Tea with a group. Very welcoming, prompt service & very reasonably priced.

Good service Clean quirky place Good selection of nice fresh sandwiches, scones and cakes. Very good value for money. Would go back

Visited here after reading the reviews.

Nice tea room with a difference. Underneath the cafe is a range of antiques and various trinkets which you can freely look at.

Meet friends here for our Christmas lunch. Sandwiches all made fresh to order. Lovely range of delicious homemade cakes. Lots of antiques and bric a brac for sell. Parking in car park behind village hall.

I visited with my mother on Thursday the 8th for a drink and bite to eat. We were greeted with such a wonderful lot of smiles. We are always made to feel like family and it's just so lovely. The food was so delicious, as always and just like before, it was fresh and prepared perfectly. I love coming here and will return as soon as I can and as often as I can.

Loved the look of this tea room with Antiques and Collectables inside.

We've visited this place a few times now and although it isn't one of our favourite tea rooms it's not too bad. The cream tea is really good value (just under £6 I believe for two jam/cream scones and pot of tea) and even though the scones don't seem to be homemade, they tasted lovely. I wouldn't eat two scones so we shared and the owner was very kind to bring an extra plate and cutlery for us. I found this good customer service as some places seem rather rude if you dare to share. Every time I've had a cappuccino it has been perfect in taste and heat but the couple of times I've had cake I have felt let down by the taste (too sweet) and freshness. I like any slice of cake to have that bounce of freshness but found both slices quite dense in texture. We will return but will be sticking to the scones.

Since moving from south east London 2 years ago to Barming (for more peace and quiet) I have been coming to where memories meet with my family and to meet friends for lunch, and it has become one of my favourite local places!

Ordered two cooked All day breakfast here today and what arrived was awful firstly it was all microwaved . Breakfast included scrambled egg (microwaved) - beans microwaved- sausage microwaved - tomatoes - microwaved bacon and LETTICE !! . Toast was nice and not microwaved so that probably why . Coffee wasn't bad either but seriously avoid those breakfast they are seriously awful . We wouldn't eat here again or recommend..

A lovely little coffee shop with a good choice of excellent cakes. Very welcoming and friendly. The nearby free parking on Bow Street was a bonus.

Have been here a couple of times now and the tea is always the best! I have decaf but always tastes so good. The lunches are simple but so tasty and the cakes are very nice!

My disabled mum and I went for lunch. Even though they were catering a wedding, they offered mobility help to my mum and gave us a table easily accessible. They were so busy and yet couldn't have been more friendly and accommodating. Leaf tea served in beautiful tea pots with quirky mis matched crockery. Heavenly sandwiches made fresh in front of us and fantastic cakes and scones under shining glass cloches, a feast to behold. Wonderful varied menu accommodating all. A treasure of a place with lovely, friendly and attentive staff. A total favourite x

I visited this tea room today with my Mother and had such a lovely time. The food was absolutely amazing, and the service, well, Lucy and Roxanne just couldn't do enough for us. They did anything and everything to make sure our visit was thoroughly enjoyable. Service with a smile and then some. And what a treasure trove downstairs. The place is such an amazing aladdin's cave. Something for everyone. Just marvelous. This is definitely at the top of my favourite's list for places to take my Mum and girlfriends for a cup of tea and delicious piece of cake. GLORIOUS!

We popped in to the tea room for a light snack and look around - from the outset the initial meeting was cool and starchy. The weather was rainy and the temperature had dropped a lot.The front door would not self close and was ajar, the window above the door was fully open, both ceiling fans were operating so overall the place gave a cold and drafty feel to it. The Brie and bacon sandwich was very nice along with the pot of tea, however the service was not inviting and after a look around we decided to leave, after exiting the front door, which I managed to close, the door was reopened and left to stay that way!! I doubt if we will return.

My Daughter have got into the whole afternoon tea experience. We've gone to several in Kent in the passed 2 years. For us, this was definitely the worse! The "fingers sandwiches were over sized. Giving the impression no care nor attention given. The scones were definitely shop bought (this was confirmed when we went downstairs for a look round & saw the large packets in a corner). They have both plain & fruit as well as 2 other small cakes on the stand. It's a waste as we left most of these? The quality wasn't there. Quality over quantity every time for me. When I had my sandwich I needed clean plate for the scone. I went up to the counter to change plate & they just gave me an ordinary plate not the pretty plate would expect for afternoon tea. To top it off, It was the most expensive afternoon tea I've paid for. Never again!

Friendly and accommodating staff. I ordered jacket potato with beans and cheese, but never knew that it could be so tasty. We shall definitely visit again.

Had afternoon tea here for 6 people , the place itself is beautiful and really lovely clean and lots of interesting photos on the walls ect. Working in a cafe and baking myself I know home made scones, what they taste and look like so I know that these were 100% shop bought. It’s not a problem but they advertise it as being home made. The sandwiches were ok nothing special basic sliced bread with not a lot of filling, the bread was actually dry around the edges so I’m assuming they were made in the morning and not covered. The staff here are really really nice and the food was ok however would return for maybe other food as I didn’t think the afternoon tea was that great.

This is the second afternoon tea I've had at Where Memories Meet, and it was even more delicious the second time! My friends had organised a baby shower for me, and everyone raved about the quality of the food, and the lovely service. It could not have been better! Thank you ever so much. This is a really special place, and I highly recommend it.

We had driven past this place many times, but this was our first visit. The outside does not represent how lovely and quirkey Where memories meet is! We ordered sandwiches and cake and can not recommend their coffee enough. Hand made food and lovely atmosphere, friendly staff and after eating we explored the downstairs antiques shop. A nice mix of many different kinds of antiques and a thoroughly enjoyable afternoon. I would highly recommend this little gem and will definitely be visiting again soon.

Very good value for money, lovely sandwiches and scones. Might have been a bit nicer if the cake had been slices of the ones on display? The squares of cake weren't the best. Anyway, we really enjoyed it. Constructive criticism - if you're cutting cake and sandwiches in advance for afternoon tea then everything needs to be properly stored until the customers arrive. Although tasty, everything was just a little bit dry at the edges because it had been put together in advance and left out in the air. If you fix that it's 5 stars next time.

This is a really great place to go for a light lunch and a coffee in Wateringbury. The atmosphere is relaxing and cosy, The prawn sandwich I had was tasty and I really enjoyed my Americano. Will visit again!

My friends and I decided to visit 'Where Memories Meet' today and had a disappointing and perplexing experience!

We've been wanting to visit where memories meet for a few years, I pass it each day on my commute to work and have visited a few times to find it closed. Today we tried again for afternoon tea and cake and were finally in luck.

What an amazing treasure of a place .Scrummy cakes, brilliant service ,and helpful staff.I would highly recommend it .

What a great disguise. Upstairs a wonderful tea room with some interesting things to look at but downstairs enter the antiques shop and a wonderful guest table for groups to meet up for an afternoon pot of tea, sandwiches and cakes. Competitively priced and friendly staff. Free parking available accross the road. Its easy to find its on the crossroad at the traffic lights.

I have passed this unusual little tea shop numerous times over the years but never stopped to try it.

We often visit as we live in the village and it is the only cafe! Generally good food and drinks, but service can be very slow.

My wife and I went here to meet up with a friend over a cup of tea. It was an easy place to find and we stopped at the traffic lights directly outside. Also directly opposite is a public car park so parking was easy too. There is definitely nowhere else to park as everywhere has double yellow lines. Having parked safely we walked across the road and through the door of Where Memories Meet. A huge smile welcome from a most delightful lady who asked if it was just the two of us? We informed her we were there to meet a friend and could we possibly have a table for three? It was lunchtime and the café was filling up already but the very happy young lady directed us to the table in the window. This was perfect as we were able to see across the street and would notice our friend when she arrived. The window table was in beautiful sunshine and the whole café was filled with charm and brightness. There was a blackboard informing us there was a room downstairs that had antiques for sale and another blackboard with the menu written on it. The menu was also on the table too but it was good to take the opportunity to look around this amazing place. First to notice was the cleanliness everywhere despite it being full of antiques. The tables were spotless, the windows gleaming brightly, the glass food display case was also gleaming (how do they get things so clean?). The next was the genuine happiness of these two very welcoming, friendly young lady staff members. Our friend arrived and when she had settled the waitress came and took our order. One roasted vegetable sandwich, one cheese and ham sandwich and one jacket potato with a pot of the House Rose Tea. We were surprised and delighted when our order arrived for it was such a lovely sight. The best sandwiches ever and a great jacket potato too. As for the House Rose Tea…it was in a wonderful tea pot and the waitress lifted the lid to show us the actual rose buds floating on the hot water. We stayed for just one hour but it was one of the finest hours we could ever imagine having. Everything was delicious and satisfying and we most certainly recommend Where Memories Meet to anyone seeking a different but good place to meet and eat. Thank you so much for all you did for us three that day and Good Luck in the future.

We visited for afternoon tea and were not disappointed. We selected a vegetarian and regular afternoon tea between four of us. The sandwich selection was excellent and each were a good size. The scones were large and very nice. There were two cakes each which was plenty! We all left very full and happy! Staff were polite and friendly and did not rush us at all.

We visited here for afternoon tea with a friend for a catch up and the afternoon tea was very nice. The tea room is quite compact but you didn’t feel on top of each other. It was very busy so booking I would say is essential. There is additional seating downstairs. The afternoon tea was very well presented and unlimited loose leaf tea. The sandwiches were different fillings to normal afternoon teas which was a pleasant change and you received 2 cakes and 2 scones each. We couldn’t eat all the afternoon tea so the nice friendly helpful staff boxed it up for us to take home. Before we left we browsed the antiques for sale which were located downstairs. There is a small car park that holds approximately 40 cars opposite the tea rooms that is free so very handy and wasn’t particularly full. Overall a very pleasant experience for a catch-up and a natter over a afternoon Tea. We will definitely visit again.

Nice afternoon tea reasonably priced. Nice lunch cakes on the afternoon tea were not amazing. Scones were gorgeous!!

Stopped in this cafe with my mum for cake and coffee, we both fell in love! The staff are friendly and the cafe is beautiful setting. The coffee was good and the cake was yummy! We will be returning again soon.

I wanted to go here for a while and so my husband and I decided to go for breakfast. I am sorry to say it was the worst breakfast I have ever had. I wouldn't have posted a review as it is an independent business but on reading other reviews it seems breakfast seriously lets this place down and based on today's experience I would recommend you just don't provide it. I'm sure the cakes are lovely but unfortunately won't go back to find out.I had scrambled eggs - I'm not sure how scrambled eggs can be so awful - it was like they had microwaved a tub of reconstituted egg white (they certainly didn't have and signs of yolk in them). They were inedible. The shame was that the hufkin they were served on was nice but had turned into a soggy mess as the egg was served on top of it so that inedible too.My husband ordered the big breakfast - when it arrived we actually didn't know what was on top (bacon it turns out but was brown and a large clump, apparently it had no taste) - except for the beans he said everything else was also pretty awful.Such a shame. We loved the setting and the staff were nice but I just wish we had gone for cake instead.

Booked the afternoon tea for six family members. The food was delicious and proper unlimited tea. We were not rushed the atmosphere was lovely. All the staff very friendly. Would highly recommend

Bit disappointed to say the least. Visited for an afternoon tea and served I think bought in scones. Young girl who served us lovely eager to please but others very po-faced! Won't rush back definitely not as good as it was!

I have visited this tea shop on numerous occasions and have always left with a happy memory of a quirky tea shop. Wonderful cream teas, sandwiches and fresh food always available served by friendly staff. Car parking is opposite so is only a very short walk. Upstairs is the main tea shop and overflow downstairs with antiques for sale adorning shelves and walls makes this an interesting venue. Numerous leaf teas and speciality teas available. We've just had a full afternoon tea with a glass of prosecco. It was very relaxed. What I find quite unusual about this place is even the chairs you sit on are for sale. Check out their website for more info, it's well designed and tells you about the history of the building and the discovery of a well in the basement. One of my favourite places for afternoon tea. Give it a try, you won't be disappointed.

Lovely little restaurant that also sells a few antiques.Nice fresh cooked meals and sandwiches, breakfast or lunch also can be booked for afternoon tea

Coming to the area for the day, it had been suggested by friends of mine to visit this lovely tea shop, with antiques and collectibles. I was greeted with a lovely warm welcome and shown to a table. Being a vegetarian and having a nut allergy, I was concerned, like I am at any new eatery I visit. However, I was given a large selection to choose from. The food was superb, top quality homemade food and presented wonderfully. After eating, I couldn't resist going downstairs and looking at what else to buy. Viewing the antiques and collectibles was like walking through Aladdin's cave, there's really something for everyone, no matter your budget or style. I was also informed that a number of evening events are held here too, from psychic and tarot nights to a Halloween party, wine cheese and quiz nights and a vintage Christmas. This is the perfect venue no matter the occasion and I will definitely be returning now that I've found this gem.

We had a wedding reception in Wateringbury Village hall so it only seem sensible to get our fresh sandwiches nearby. We ordered 10 platters of freshly made sandwiches from where memories meet. All our guests commented how delicious they were. They were beautifully presented with gorgeous fillings and lovely soft bread. I asked if the platters could be labelled to prevent waste however I need not of worried they were all gone within a short period of time with us only having half a sandwich each! At least the guests loved them! Communication with Lucy was easy and very friendly. My husband and I would recommend this tearoom for sure! Thanks Lucy and staff!

Was hoping for a quaint little tea shop with a fair selection of food. We were all quite disappointed with the selection. Two of the four of us being vegetarian found the selection incredibly poor. The other two weren't that happy with their lunch either. The room was full of flies and the road out the front is very busy and noisy. Also, the cost of the food was quite high. The young english girl that served us was lovely and very polite. Her service was genuinely 5*. I wish I'd caught her name so I could recommend her to nicer establishments who are looking for staff in the area.As for the "antiques", it was basically like the contents of a charity shop, but the prices increased tenfold.I'd recommend this place to pub, café, restaurant owners so that they can poach the very unappreciated waitress.My coffee was okay, hence the review being 2*.

Out and about recently with my sister we came upon a Pretty little tea shop in historic Wateringbury serving homemade cakes , delicious sandwiches along with other culinary delights. Staff were very pleasant and everything was reasonably priced . If you are ever around that area you should call in you won't be disappointed.

I always take friends here when we are looking for a nice coffee and cake. It is a quaint and charming little tea shop, unfortunately on a main road junction, but opposite a free car park.Once inside you forget the road and find yourself in a lovely little tea shoppe full of fresh food and yummy cakes with the added bonus of an antique shop. There has been a well dug out on the bottom floor and it is little surprises like these added to the wonderful service and good prices that lead this being to such a gem.

2 adults and 6 year old child went for lunch, on arrival there was no ground level seating available, as the only suitable table was reserved (good sign of a good business), we was then greeted by a member of staff who took us to a table down in the basement? Not as alarming as it first sounds, it is well decorated and you are surrounded by lovely displayed artworks and antiques that are available for sale, our daughter loved it! The food arrived in a reasonable time and was of good portions well presented, some say it is a bit pricey, maybe it is just a little compared others, but you get what you pay for here. It is lovely that Wateringbury has such an asset as this and it is far better than the admin offices that used to occupy the same premises, then adding nothing really to the village..

Delightful little place with lots of interesting artworks and decorations! Food was delicious and well presented! Was worried about being near road but didnt even notoce once i side! Family friendly and definately worth a visit for tea and cake or light lunch

Pretty little tea shop. Friendly and helpful staff. Good prices. Unfortunately but unavoidably situated on a busy road junction. Cream tea was good. Milk shakes very nice.

If you are tired of the same old franchised coffee/tea shops, then this bijou tearoom in the quiet village of Wateringbury is the place to head to. A pot of Earl Grey comes in a china teapot, with a silver strainer, and breakfast is freshly made. None of the seats and tables are identical - which gives it a lovely querky feel as you are also surrounded with wall paintings. Service was spot on, food excellent and it was a real effort to resist a slice of cake..which looked yummy. Plenty of parking opposite the shop. Great value

We celebrated a friend's baby shower here with an afternoon tea. The girls were great and accommodated all our food requirements (vegetarian, lactose free, pregnancy friendly) well and were really attentive. They also gave us plenty of space to accommodate presents and baby photos to make the day special. Thank you!

We enjoyed a lovely light lunch in this delightful tearoom. The carrot cake was delicious and it was so nice to be served tea in fine bone china, the old fashioned way! Very friendly service too. Big thumbs up - we'll be back!

We went here one afternoon a couple of weeks ago .We had a lovely lunch here , portions were very good , nice and clean and the staff were very helpful and friendly . The cakes were lovely . It was a lovely tea rooms , very quirky , sells antiques . There is a car park opposite , this is a hidden gem , don't drive past and you won't be disappointed .

Took my mum for afternoon tea today she was 95 & as we grew up in wateringbury thought it would be the perfect location, we were a party of 8 we were made very welcome & my mum was made to feel very special. the afternoon tea was lovely sandwiches scones & cakes were amazing & we had endless pots of proper tea made the old fashion way all in all a really lovely experience well worth a visit will defiantly be going back thanks to all the staff

Coffee & sandwich with my 3 yr old grandaughter - excellent service, kind and lovely ladies running cafe - nothing too much trouble.

I visited again recently and had an all day breakfast and thoroughly enjoyed it, especially the bacon. I can't wait for my next visit.

This is good value for money and very quirky. Sells antiques as well as great cake and lunches. It's staff are very friendly and portions generous. We had 2 teas and asked for a scone which arrived just like a cream tea! For that alone we will return! The cost was not for a cream tea. Excellent. Downstairs are large tables to eat at surrounded by antiques and a beautiful stone well with water running through it. We want to bring our family here and gave already got plans to return in a week or so. Fantastic!

I have never experienced lunch as bad as I did at this place! I chose BLT sandwich from what looked like a great selection. When it arrived the bacon was disgusting I am unsure it was even bacon and had been microwaved to warm through. When I complained the waitress simply replied 'well that's the bacon we serve here' disgraceful. I will never go back or recommend!!!

Firstly the staff seemed friendly, however when it came to the mothers day tea they must have used the cheapest of ingredients for I would say 14 finger sandwiches, about 12 small cakes and 8 scones no bigger than an inch the smallest 2 dishes of cream and 2 of jam, Bearing in mind there were 5 adults and 1 toddler. We did have 3 pots of tea yeah!!! Then we came to pay the bill was £67.80 we where in total shock and even the people on the table next to us could not believe the price for what we actually received and they didn't even eat it or taste the stale rubbery scones and the cheap sandwich paste's and ham. I am so sorry to say that what should have been a lovely time ended with a bitter taste in the mouth. I will certainly remember where memories meet but would change the name to where you remember been ripped off. I have never felt so strongly about been ripped of genuinely please avoid this memory.

We had afternoon tea in the downstairs room for my mum's 50th birthday party and it was wonderful. The decor is perfect - lots of antique style bits for sale that really suit the theme of the place. The well downstairs in a good attraction in itself! Service was great, even though there were around 22 of us. Can't wait to go back again, delicious.

Passed this place so many times desperate to visit. Went for breakfast with a friend . I ordered scrambled egg and salmon on huffkin. My friend eggs Benedict. I want orange juice and asked if it was smooth .....yes she said , I said no bits or pulp....yes she said it's a smooth good one. It wasn't it was pulp :( I didn't say anything , she was a nice lady and it was an independent business. So they 'cook' everything in a microwave behind the till. ..... Ding and my breakfast arrived, huffkin is lovely and lots of salmon, very good ....but microwaved scrambled egg was vile and was pale and looked like a sold lump my dog had hacked up. My friend who is 6 months pregnant waited for hers, obviously using one microwave and after five minutes ......ding .....over it came. The eggs were undercooked, the white almost liquid. I can't even begin to say how dangerous this is undercooked egg let alone the fact my friend is pregnant. We asked politely to re cook and so they did , too be fair they were accommodating of our request, but did voice a lot that's how people like their eggs. I don't think this tea room should sell breakfast, you have great reviews of coffee and cake, sanwhiches and afternoon tea. Any bad reviews seem to be as per mine ....moaning about breakfast. You will make someone seriously poorly if you keep serving undercooked eggs.

Coffee shop serving a variety of small meals/sandwiches. Perfect for a brunch or lunch. My personal favourite is the chicken and bacon toasted sandwich made with freshly cut bread. They serve homemade soup and quiches and lots of tasty specials. It's a great little place, full of antiques that you can purchase. Downstairs there is a well and lots more seating ( if it looks busy upstairs! ). You can park in the village hall carpark, just across the road.

Visited 'Where Memories Meet ' today for a second time & enjoyed our coffees,soup, sandwiches & chicken wrap.Such a lovely tea room with great food & service from the ladies, great ambience & great idea of having Antiques downstairs!!So true to its name ......met an old school friend, sharing our memories.

Lovely place for a good breakfast or a cuppa and slice of cake. Light lunches are also available. Downstairs are more tables and a selection of antiques and vintage items for sale in this slightly quirky but high quality café.

We have passed this corner cafe on many occasions and this time had a chance to pop in. The car park opposite is convenient. The service was efficient and friendly and the chocolate and coffee very good. The sandwiches were fine but the chilli sauce in one had a strange taste. The antiques on the lower floor were interesting too and fitted in the whole theme. Glad we took this opportunity to go and our curiosity is satisfied .

We had a lovely afternoon downstairs with plenty of room. Sandwiches fresh and delicious, plenty of tea and cakes are always a treat as they tend to be different each visit.

We enjoyed a Festive Afternoon Tea in the downstairs function area which is quaint and very cosy without being cramped. The sandwiches were fresh and delicious as always. The cakes are often different from the time before so it's a nice surprise as to what you'll get! Loved the choc cake with orange topping.