Wortham Teashop in Mid Suffolk

We stopped off for the first time yesterday as having passed by may times sow e thought lets give a go. First impressions were good but beware of low beams if your 6ft. We were kept waiting so long that we were on the verge of walking out but we were glad we stayed as the cream tea and coffee were very good and we will be stopping off there again and the waiting time was a one off.

Visited yesterday whilst on a walk from Diss. Decided to have lunch so we both ordered quiche potato wedges & salad + drinks. Service super friendly and helpful. Meals and drinks arrived, food really tasty and would definately return prices good.

I chose the fruit scone & clotted cream but had butter as no cream, pot of tea was good. My daughter chose BLT garnish looked good but the bacon was disgusting it was burnt & full of yellow fat🤑, I wouldn’t feed that to my dog. My advice would be open your sandwich so you can see what you have been given. When asked was everything ok when we were paying the woman didn’t other anything other than a’sorry about that’. Won’t be going back

They make the perfect vegan scones, freshly baked and scrumptious! The staff are so friendly and efficient and such a treat.

This is undoubtedly a hidden gem. Partly because it is so well hidden, set back from the road and behind a row of trees. A gem because it provides such a range of hot and cold food and beverages in a clean and quaint environment. It’s perhaps not the most suitable place for a cafe and the building isn’t ideal, but the owners have done amazingly well to make it work. Well done you! Service is excellent, which perhaps accounts for why it is so popular. Ample car parking, and if you need stamps, there is a post office next door. Not many cafes offer that!

We have driven past this Café on several occasions. On our way to a recent holiday we made a conscious decision to stop for a light lunch. We were not disappointed. Parking was a little tricky due to it's popularity but we did find a space. We didn't realise we could have parked in front of the closed post office. Staff were very welcoming, & we found a lovely cool place to sit on a warm day. Our choices were a mushroom omelette & a quiche, both with potato wedges & a tasty salad. We didn't have room for anything else but made a decision to return on the way home. After a week, we returned for coffee, carrot & orange cake & a lemon sponge. Both were faultless. We will be returning as we pass this village fairly regularly.

What a quaint little tea shop we went in for tea and scones on the way to a weekend away the scones a large warm light and delicious with jam and clotted cream lovely tea in a proper teapot and very friendly happy staff.. Wanting to repeat the experience we went in again in the way home and you can imagine our surprise when the staff remember us and even asked if we had a good time. This sort of customer care is very rare these days this little cafe is going on my favourite list

Went here one morning have always fancied going in cafe/quaint post office, old building, big teapot sign it made more of a presence outside than what both establishments the post office/shop and tea room offered inside. There was no exciting taste to my sausages just plain pork with gristle which I left on the plate. The sauces were very cheap packets that you would expect in a cheap roadside layby cafe or truck stop not quaint at all ! Also being a tea shop I couldn't understand the white tea pot that was so small I had to ask for more hot water as my second cup which made only 1/2 a cup was so strong, I couldn't drink it. Such a shame that this cafe is not providing the Suffolk charm when there are so many local producers of great tasting meat, small producers of jams, chutneys, honey, condiments, free range eggs. We are surrounded by beautiful countryside, fields and farmland, cheese dairy farms, micro breweries which this cafe is just not using. I just think the owners need to talk to local producers and get rid of wholesale food it shouldn't all be about profit margins, but more about taste.

This little cafe was a charming stop on our journey. Friendliest of welcomes, good food, great coffee and covid secure seating inside. Plus the bonus of a lovely little shop and post office next door, also staffed by helpful, friendly ladies. A gem.

Really enjoyed our lunch today, I took my dear 91 year old Mum, we had scampi and chips and took away 3 slices of different cakes and they were lovely! Staff were lovely, polite, friendly and informative, the lunch was presented well and tasted delicious. Large portions at a reasonable price - we will be calling again in the near future - thank you ladies for your quality food and cheerful service! X

Stopped for a snack. Chose the Suffolk ham, mushroom and brie toasted sandwich. It was excellent. Also pleased that some of the ingredients they use on their menu are sourced locally, which must help the environment especially at present with problems with drivers, and supplies being delivered. More organisations should do more to use locally produced food, and also help local growers/producers.

Great cakes, wonderfully attentive service, really good Covid measures followed, and great quality breakfasts! A really lovely find in a bustling little community atmosphere!

We enjoyed a tasty lunch at this welcoming cafe after a nearby country walk. We decided on a BLT sandwich and a bacon and Brie toastie which came with crisps and ample garnish, both reasonably priced at under £6 each. A pot of tea and complimentary tap water washed it all down nicely. Too full up to enjoy a cake at the time, we bought a couple as a takeaway.

Having found a couple of places for lunch en-route closed, we saw the big white teapot and turned in. What an excellent little place! Friendly service, fully loaded sandwiches and a delicious cup of tea. We ate outside which was lovely but the inside looked quaint and cosy.

A very, very pleasant surprise. Cakes and quiche homemade. The waiting staff where chatty and helpful. If you are travelling around Eye or Diss then well worth a drop-by. Very useful Post Office next door too!

On a very wild weather day, everything from sun, wind, hail, snow, the service was swift, the food excellent (wonderful quiche, great potato wedges, FANTASTIC chcolate brownies) and the outside dining very clean. Covid safety measures in place. Thoroughly recommend a return visit!!!!

Friendly staff, bacon and cheese quiche was delicious, reasonably priced, would recommend! Very happy with the visit, proper British tea room!

Covid safety is in place and the food was ok but the service was really slow. We stopped on the way to Lowestoft so the delay in receiving food was disappointing.

Wow what a find!! A wonderful breakfast with good quality ingredients served by a lovely young lady. Track and trace being done and very virus aware. A very pleasant stop on the way home for us. I would highly recommend!

Visited these tea rooms once again enroute to our holiday destination.There were some table outside but we chose to eat in the conservatory .Everything was well distanced and number of tables reduced.Our contact details were taken at our table. Everything was done to comply with current recommendations.Food as usual was very good with friendly efficient service.Will return when we next travel in that direction.Thankyou for taking such care of customers and yourselves.For anyone who hasn't visited here .....you wont be disappointed if you do go.!

First meal since lockdown. AMAZING thankyou Sooooo much. Be back VERY soon . Food gorgeous self distancing good. Wine coffee a nd our lovely . X

We didn’t think we would find somewhere for a drink when, out of nowhere ,appeared a teapot sign. Wonderful coffee, tea cake and service. Thank you

We have visited this restaurant on a number of occasions and the food is superb, staff are friendly and the building is clean and tidy. Highly recommended for breakfast, lunch and cakes. Drinks are large and hot. A real gem.

Love this place! Went for Christmas lunch last year and it was truly amazing! My husband is a vegetarian and they also had a great vegetarian pie. Picture is of the amazing cheesecake we had for dessert. Hoping they do Christmas meals again in the future.

Great pit stop for a coffee/tea and large cake. Friendly staff and pleasant seating area. Thoroughly recommend

Lovely tea shop with very friendly and helpful staff. Large selection of delicious hot and cold home cooked meals and lighter bites and delicious cakes. Have been several times and have always enjoyed it and always look forward to the next time. Well worth a visit.

On our way from Wellingborough to Norwich we popped in with relatives for a break in the drive. A mix of old and new building bustling with visitors and locals. Very pleasant young ladies took our order for tea and cake. Nothing fancy but we’ll made, nicely served and very charmingly presented. Altogether a good alternative to roadside chain restaurants. Worth a stop

I was travelling with 3 of my friends for a weekend away and we thought we would stop for lunch at the next available place and came across little piece of heaven. The staff are incredible friendly and helpful the prices are good too I had a ploughman’s for lunch the ham was cut from the bone and delicious the cheese was very nice the salad was fresh and had a lovely dressing the bread was amazing and warm and all for £8 the pot of tea for 4 gave us two cups each of good quality tea We did promise ourselves we would stop here on the way home but went a different rout but we ell definitely go there again

We stopped here for lunch on our way home from the coast. What a find! So clean, friendly, polite and amazing food - from the breakfast menu as a late lunch - where nothing appeared to be too much trouble. Can not recommend this cozy tea room enough. If we pass through again, we know where we will be stopping! Thank you for a scrummy lunch - scrambled egg just like Mum made and plenty of it too!

A nearby cafe for a snack or meal Very friendly staff and great foodi always have Ham. Eggs and chips. Excellent. Local produce is available.

I'm not the biggest fan of a cooked English breakfast so I was very happy that cheese on toast was on the menu! The others who I was with had the larger breakfasts and were pleased!I like that hash browns and black pudding can be ordered separately as extras, but would also think they should be included in the 'tea shop breakfast'. Reasonably priced and service with a smile!

We had heard about this little Tea Room so decided to stop on route to and from a short break, first time was tea and cake, lovely selection of cake and beverages, next stop was for lunch, wide selection of meals, and quick and friendly service, will stop again if ever in the area again.

My husband and I love this place!

Excellent cafe. Lots of choice, generous portions of good quality food, local produce used. Home made quiche and suffolk ham was superb. Good coffee. Cake was delicious. What more could you ask for?

Just got back from a superb breakfast at the Wortham Teashop. We both had the full Teashop fry-up and it was very tasty indeed. Very good, meaty sausages and thick bacon slices. Perfectly fried eggs, beans, tomato, mushrooms and toast. we could have had hash browns and black pudding as extras (at a mere £1 each portion) but that would have been just plain greedy !! Excellent service from the friendly waiting staff and a cheery "hello" from the chef.

I had heard high praise about this establishment and was looking forward to trying it out. When we arrived I saw a brief menu on the wall so assumed that was all the food that was offered. The waitress came over promptly and asked if we would like any food, so I ordered based on the limited menu I saw. After she left and another table came in I saw the waitresses handing them menus. So I felt let down there as I had a limited choice of food. Then when my food arrived the waitress just dropped it off at the table, with no offer of sauces, then the next table she went to she offered sauces to everyone. I then tried to get her attention to get some sauce with no luck, so had to go to the till to ask for some. There seemed to be double standards with how she gave out the food. Overall I found the service unwelcoming.

Nice little place which is well known and popular. The food is of a high standard and the service is good too. It can get very busy at peak times.

Lovely cooked breakfast to beat of the January blues. Well worth the visit. A lovely cup of tea too and friendly service. Highly recommended.

Took my elderly father for lunch, excellent friendly service. Good choice of home cooked food at sensible prices. Great value. Despite being busy we were attended to without delay and food arrived after a short but acceptable wait.

Travelled to Lowestoft for a weekend stay and stopped off at the tea room on both legs of the journey. Good food, excellent service and a very pleasant place to visit.

Great place to just pop into ,sandwiches there was a good choice. Very friendly staff and good choice of coffees.

I've driven past this tea shop on numerous occasions but never visited. Having now stopped and visited I can 100% recommend it. Hazelnut latte was lovely and the lemon cake was brilliant. This would have been a 5* review but I thought prices a little expensive for a tea shop.

We paid another visit for lunch on Monday and managed to get a table amongst the busy custom, received with a big smiling welcome and served a drink immediately. My wife ordered plaice fillet served with chips and peas whilst I chose scampi with chips and peas, basic meals you might say but beautifully presented and piping hot. Dining here is like being in England 50 years ago with all it's old world charm.

Looking for somewhere for a cuppa and saw a sign for this Tea room along the A143. A light and airy room at the back which was through the main room which was packed with tables and chairs. A bookshelf with second-hand books tempted me. Tea with a toasted teacake filled me up and not expensive at all.

Lovely tea shop that a friend I visited (I have visited many times previous since it's around the corner from me!) always a smiley service from the young ladies that work there, lovely food and a nice selection of cakes!

Friendly staff. Drinks good and reasonably priced. Main good offerings good and again well priced. Cakes and scones etc. rather pricey and scones often very crumbly.

My husband and I had a rare day together so decided to have a coffe and some lunch at wortham tea rooms! It was a fantastic choice.

Stopped to break up a journey, having driven past many times and it always looks busy. Quaint, friendly and good standard homemade cakes and sandwiches. Oh and good quality tea. Will stop here again.

We stopped here for lunch last week. Lovely littl4 setting with excellent service. Had the baked potato with bacon and brie, was fantastic. None of us were disappointed. Some lovely cakes too!

Wonderful discovery. Charming little tea room that does some wonderful Home made breakfasts and pastries. Old building with wood beams - great place to meet my dad for our occasional breakfast. So much better than any nearby garden centre or branded chain

We'd been meaning to pop in to the Wortham Tearoom for ages and managed it today - wish we'd visited sooner! We were welcomed as soon as we walked in the door - it was lovely and warm inside and the service was very good. The bacon sandwich was generous and tasty and the Victoria Sponge was the best I'd ever tasted. It wasn't too busy today (no screaming kids). It was so civilised with chatter and laughter from everyone who were clearly enjoying their meals and the atmosphere. The prices were reasonable and we both agreed it was good value for money. The parking was easy and there's outdoor seating for the warmer weather - look forward to returning soon!

Popped into the tea room at midday, a warm welcome, seated in the conservatory, and a great choice of food - the breakfast menu is also still available till 12.30. So a full English breakfast, a scrambled egg on toast, and soup/bread later - plus 3 drinks - for less than £20 and all served with a smile and excellent quality we concluded what more could you want?! We will return...........

What a nice place to call into after a good walk around Wortham and Mellis So nice to be able to relax with a well prepared and well presented pot of tea! Nice home made cakes

It was such a pity that our visit was spoiled by the temperature in the tearoom being too cold. Others noticed it as well as we did. I hope this is an isolated incident.

I have used this tea room on several occasions, along with a friend and enjoyed it. However, the last two visits were spoiled by very noisy children (just out from school) and on the most recent one the adults with them were just as loud. What started out as a cosy quiet tea and chat became so noisy we literally couldn't hear each other or ourselves speak! I appreciate some local people like to have a catch up, but surely this shouldn't be at the expense of customers comfort. A great shame as there is a call for this sort of establishment and at other times it is a pleasant place to spend an hour or so.

Just enjoyed a really tasty lunch. Plenty of choice on the menu. Home cooked. Best coffee. Will certainly visit again. 10/10

So nice to visit and have good service, great food and cheerful workers , Thanks will visit again , I like the parking layby that's there now !

This lovely tea room is in the pretty village of Wortham. It offers delicious snacks and lunches, a range of teas and coffees and a wide range of cakes and pastries.

Went with a group of walkers, left our cars there, when it seemed to be very popular for breakfasts. Returned as a group at lunchtime, when a dozen of us had a variety of fresh cooked meals, all very reasonably priced. Recommended !

What a welcome stop for tea, coffee or light snacks. Excellent selection of cakes in a good environment supported by good service.

Visited today with 90 year old, 2 children and 3 adults. Great range of food, drinks and delicious huge cakes. Generous portions all round. Lovely clean cafe and all the waitresses were cheerful and helpful. There was a little wait for food but it was very busy and there were a few toys that kept the girls occupied. Will visit again.

To find this tea shop just look for the large sign of a teapot standing by the side of the main road. The tea shop is next to the post office behind some tall trees. Well worth calling in for. Large selection of cakes, really lovely. Would certainly call in again when passing. Very clean and service quite quick, although it was a quiet day when we called in.

Driving from Bury St Edmunds to Norwich, the tea rooms at Wortham were just what we wanted, where we wanted it.Amazingly, there was a choice of about a dozen teas and we selected the local Suffolk brew. It was delicious. My wife had a buttered, toasted tea cake and I had a fruit scone (no clotted cream, sorry) with butter and jam. Hit the spot!Good cheerful service; we would definitely return if in the area

Have now been here a couple of times for breakfast at the weekend, great choise of breakfasts, food is good quality as well as being reasonably priced. Was very busy but got a table, fabulous service.If in area definitely should visit..

Stopped here for lunch on way to Norfolk Broads. Although busy managed to get seated and served quickly. Fabulous cup of tea and sandwiches were very tasty and "large". All in all a lovely lunch

Nobody serves a better cup of tea than this wonderful gem of a tea shop.. I popular favourite if mine toasted mushroom and cheese sandwich is 100%...

Traditional old Suffolk beamed cafeteria with friendly local staff and a good selection of light meals. The coffee is good now that they have their new machine. Portion sizes are generous. They will cater for larger groups with a little notice. Quick, friendly and polite service in a relaxed atmosphere.

A really delightful cafe in a quiet setting. Food is exceptionally good with a great range of snacks, lunches, super breakfast and home made cakes, accompanied by a variety of teas and coffees. Prices are very reasonable and service first class. Will we return, DEFINITELY!

What we ordered we didn't get they had run out, had toad in the hole it was awful, sausages hard, yorkshire puddings burnt. We won't be returning

Had lunch which was excellent and very filling but feel the Teashop has lost something - the cosy atmosphere was not there this visit.

Friends of ours recommended the tea room to us. Thankful of the teapot guiding the way we called in for a late lunch on Saturday afternoon. We found a busy little tea shop, plenty of parking and a really varied menu. The staff were very welcoming and attentive and drinks were served quickly while the food was prepared. I ordered the quiche which was lovely and warm and served with salad, wedges and coleslaw. My other half had the pork and apple burger and spoke highly of this (he's quite fussy too!!). We purchased cake to take out from their excellent selection. A hidden gem which we will visit again.

Lovely and friendly , fast service and took notice of my milk intolerance. Their ham is to die for !!

Had a really tasty toastie and cup of tea with my mum on my birthday. Definitely recommend Brie, Bacon and Redcurrant.

Recommended to me by a friend, so did lunch and have been back three more times inside 4 weeks with yesterday (22 Feb) being the latest. Extensive home made food lunch menu (and homemade cakes) but haven't ever got past the Suffolk ham, two eggs and chips - the old fashioned way! Always busy, car park full. Closed on a Tuesday. Not licensed. It's part of the family run rural Post Office. Thoroughly recommended .....

Took a friend out for the day on Sunday. Stopped here for a light lunch. I've been here for quite a few times but the first time for my friend. They thought it was a lovely place to. There is such a wide variety of things to chose from. The cake's are amazing. With lovely friendly helpful staff. Thank you to you all.

Popped in for a cup of tea and couldn't resist a Suffolk ham and salad sandwich. Best sandwich ever! Had just about enough room for a toasted tea cake with my tea and then had to take home a tempting slice of homemade carrot and orange cake!Friendly and attentive staff make this a little gem of a place. It may have to be breakfast or lunch next time.

We booked wortham tearooms for a private party,food was excellent ,spotlessly clean,staff were very accommodating and we had a lovely time,thank you to all the staff

We love it here. The sandwiches are delicious and there is a wide variety to choose from. The drinks and cakes are always very tasty although we would prefer to have the option of a latte rather than a standard coffee or milky coffee. The gingerbread latte for the festive season is rather tasty though, need to have more options like that throughout the year too. Our only gripe is that it closes too early at the weekend for those of us wanting tea/coffee and cake. When we phoned the other week to book a table for a large group of us we wanted somewhere to go to have afternoon tea midway between our evening meal and lunch but we were told that we couldn't arrive any later than 3pm on a Saturday afternoon. Considering we had only just eaten lunch at 1:30pm we felt this was too early and so sadly went elsewhere.

Good home cooked choices for all, attentive and friendly staff. Good value but very popular - so be prepared for a little wait. You will not be disappointed.

I have been going to this rest teashop for many, many years. The current owners/managers are absolutely brilliant. I have tried everything on the menu and can recommend all the items. The only fault I can find is that they serve a bit too much. Of particular interest is their breakfast menu. Everything that be locally sourced is. When family and friends come for an overnight visit, we send them on their way with a hearty breakfast. Sadly no dogs. Their cakes are quite good. I would recommend trying ham, egg and chips. All items are local and the ham is positively top notch. This is a place that we often visit. You really should try this. Oddly they are closed on Tuesday otherwise open Monday through Wednsday

Passed this place so many times finally went in today. Bigger than I imagined it to be from the outside but they have built on the back a nice bright room. Service and food both good despite being quite busy. A good selection to choose from cooked meals, sandwiches cakes you won't go hungry and all competitively priced. Will certainly go again.

We were on a drive out when we came to the sign of a teapot on the side of the road, looking through the trees we could see several cars parked, always a good sign.upon entering the building we were greeted warmly and invited to take a seat where we wished, it was very busy and we only had a choice of two free tables, and one of those was just being vacated. The tea shop is located in an old cottage joined to the post office.We were promptly greeted by a pleasant waitress who asked if we would like to order a drink and provided us with a menu for food and advised us of the daily specials on the blackboard. I choose my usual Earl Grey, lovely pre warmed china pot, and a cup and saucer, the other half choose an americano, nicely served with warmed milk. We looked at the menu, the other half choose sliced gammon ham and cheddar cheese toastie, real gammon sliced from the bone, nice thick slices, none of your prepackaged, how many slices can we get out of five ml here. Lovely strong cheddar cheese, full of flavour. This toastie was a meal in itself. I choose the gammon ham, mushroom and brie toastie, again the same gammon, real portions, well cut, thick slices, together with button mushroom and a good quality full of flavour brie, that had been perfectly melted throughout the mushrooms. Again this is a meal in itself, lovely generous portions on both of the toasties.The toasties were served with some lovely crisps, which were of good quality and complemented the toastie perfectly. Potato wedges and other sides are available.We were both tempted by the beautiful displays of cakes, all freshly made, and scones so huge they are afternoon tea on their own. The portions of cake are also very generous, this is actually a real tea shop which serves portions for real sized people. We both choose the tiffin, now this tiffin is something else, its a huge portion, crunchy biscuit, gooey, chocolate middle with extremely good quality milk chocolate top, which had that crack of breaking chocolate as one bites into it. Now that is the sign of a good chocolate. This just melts in the mouth with lovely strong flavoursome chocolate coming through. oh a moment on the lips, a lifetime on the hips, who cares, this is yumminess in itself. This is just the most amazing Tiffin we have tried I am not going to say anymore about it I don't want you to eat it all before I get back. The tea shop also served cooked meals which from what we saw are generous portions at sensible prices.Go on give it a try, if only for the tea and a bit of tiffin...Lovely, just lovely.

A family run business. Attention to the needs of their customers. Excellent home made food. Puts the chain tea/coffee shops to shame . A blast from the past. Fantastic .

The teashop was very busy when we arrived for a late lunch. Extensive menu. We had the ham salad special, with apple juice and tea. Plenty on the plate so we couldn't manage a sweet and instead bought two slices of cake, lemon and carrot, to take away. All very nice.Although under pressure, the staff were friendly. Nice surroundings with corner with books, and children's toys and Big Teddy. Village shop next door convenient for purchases and Post Office too.We will return.

We stopped off with our good friends this week as they said it was a great place for breakfast. The weren't wrong. We had the full English, beautiful cooked and piping hot. Scrummie. We will come again next time we visit our friends. Staff very pleasant and service very prompt.

Just passing through area and stopped for a quick break. Staff very friendly & gave us a warm welcome. Quick service. Freshly made breakfast and scones & cakes delicious made locally. Would certainly stop again & recommend.

Nice coffee, great cakes. We just had a coffee today which was hot and milky. You could have filter coffee if you preferred. Pleasant atmosphere and good view of the garden. Pretty, cottagey feel.

Had been for a drive and thought we would stop for a coffee and toastie the tea shop is a great place friendly staff and nice fresh sandwiches and coffee the whole place is very clean and we will visit again.

Great food really quick service and good value for money :-) would recommend a visit my preference is breakfast it's delicious :-)

Great place to stop for a breakfast. Had the full English and is was all freshly cooked and came out piping hot. We choose to seat outside as it was such a lovely day and the garden area was nice and peaceful to seat and relax while we ate. The staff working Wednesday were very friendly, polite and helpful, we just had to order out food and relax while they did everything for us, credit to the tearoom.

Really nice food and very good value, can't recommend enough. The omellete is to die for, but full English breakfast is an absolute must

I visited Wortham Teashop with a friend. The food was lovely and wholesome. The service was good and the cafe has a good atmosphere ! Worth a visit.

This tea shop is well set back from the road, behind a green. There are two rooms and the one at the back looks out onto a very pleasant garden with a fishpond, although there is no access to the garden itself.The Full English breakfast is well cooked and plentiful. I have tried one muffin type cake, which was moist and tasty, and the sandwiches are well filled.I like the tea shop although I am normally a coffee drinker. Perhaps there is no pleasing me, but I complain about ' buckets' of coffee in places like Starbucks, but here the cups are just too small. I have always finished my coffee before my food arrives. I don't expect free refills, but I would like them to offer them at a reduced price, as it is quite expensive to buy two cups.

We have always enjoyed our visits to the tea rooms until yesterday, The service was indifferent and the food awful. Never before have I had a tough chicken sandwich. There was no enquiry about whether we were satisfied despite the uneaten food. We just felt uncomfortable and wanted to leave so did not complain but we will not return.

A lovely little cafe with friendly staff and a good menu.I have been here several times now and it is consistently good. Not very cheap, but around what you would expect to pay for a country coffee shop. Quite a wide selection of hot and cold food and some lovely looking cakes. The main building is beautiful with dark wood beams and authentic artwork. The conservatory is not as nice, but offers a nice view of the garden. So you have to choose between a lovely atmosphere or a lovely view.

Very friendly staff, breakfast was hot and yummy. They also catered for a gluten free breakfast for the one Coeliac in the group. Will definitely return.

The white teapot sign on a popular main road is where you will find this's sweet little tea room & Post office. Local people will know of it but travellers it's a must to stop for lunch or a yummy cream tea.. Staff are always very friendly & polite.

Thank you!! We visited for the first time and what a lovely little teashop it is. We will be returning all of the waitresses were very kind. We all had lunch, the food was lovely (Jacket Potato and Keish). We then had cake afterwards. The food was delicious, would definitely return for a little coffee & cake with a friend or family.

Had breakfast in this charming little tea shop. What a joy, the staff were lovely and the food fairly priced. If you like home made cakes, then try this if your are in the area. Prices were reasonable and the service very swift

love the home made, and so love this delight, simple and effective and clean and tidy. Perfect place to stop for a break....