Wylie's in Warwick

Had lunch here with some friends. Food is very over priced and scarce. Worst of all is the staff attitude however. They were very curt, unfriendly unwelcoming. Once we had finished, they did bother asking if everything was ok or if we wanted anything else. Appeared to just want us to pay up and leave! It really was very disappointing for us all and I will not be visiting again. Customer service needs a vast improvement and food needs to be more value for money.

After several visits to this hidden gem, we can honestly say that it’s our very favourite of tearooms. Step back in time and experience the owner’s flair in capturing the atmosphere of a bygone age. We have always found the tasty homemade food to be of excellent value….the service is exceptional. Thank you.

What a find... Beautiful eclectic tea room, definitely worth a visit. The home made soup was divine, none of this out of a packet and put in the microwave rubbish, it was good old fashioned pure broth with chicken and veggies. Lovely atmosphere will definitely visit again.

Wylies is a lovely hidden gem tucked away just off the Market Square, I would urge visitor and locals to use and enjoy this old fashion Tea room before we loose it to the big corporate coffee shops. The moment you walk through the door you are welcomed by the fresh baked smell of scones, which i thoroughly enjoyed. Great atmosphere and you get a full pot of tea. The owner has put her heart and sole into this place and deserves to reap the rewards of her efforts.

The food was freshly prepared and tasty. The service was excellent. The owner served us herself and although she was busy she made time to chat with us.

Wow what a super discovery! Just popped into Warwick for a quick coffee & managed to park on the side of the road on market place in front of an alleyway & noticed the sign for Wylies tearooms.Not quite sure what to expect as the building to the left of the alley looked awful with its windows covered over & was clearly unoccupied.I thought I’d take a chance & wandered down to Wylies. Lovely surprise when I walked through the door just like stepping back in time so much to take in & memories came flooding back of spending time at my grandmother’s house . On the sideboard we’re a selection of delicious home made cakes just the thing to go with my coffee.The waitress came to take our order we ended up having a pot of tea & home made cauliflower cheese soup with home made cheese scone & a miners lunch (based on a ploughman’s) with home made cheese scone couldn’t resist the cakes so had a slice of tea loaf with butter after. The atmosphere was very cozy & welcoming ,home cooked food delicious , very reasonably priced.Lovely little shop in the end room where we went to pay selling gifts & old fashioned sweets. An absolute must for the tourist trail .Just a short walk to tourist attractions Warwick castle,lord Leicester hospital, market square , museum to name just a few.

Lovely quirky place, and the staff very welcoming. The beef and vegetable soup was delicious, as was the cheese scone I had with it. Would recommend Wylies as a great place to relax and eat good home-cooked food.

The idea is totally there: a nice quirky place with very friendly staff. Unfortunately the food we had was nothing special neither in quantity nor quality. Sadly not worth the price.

Lovely Staff but sadly today the food was lacking which was a shame. Over cooked eggs and reheated luke warm bacon/sausages. Coffee was also not the hottest. Should really have sent it all back but being typical British just got on with it. Been several times in the past so hopefully today was not the norm

What a hidden little gem this is on several levels The people were lovely, The food and drink was great the prices were very reasonable and the ambience was that of a victorian sitting room A must add to the tourist trail for Warwick. Not easy to find but so worthwhile Highly recommended

What a great find. Wylie's is down an alley off the main street. When you get inside it's like stepping back in time. There are two rooms to sit in and the decor in both is lovely. We had soup (delicious), a lovely fluffy omelette and an amazing sausage roll. The staff are very welcoming and after a little mix up with my order they brought me a cheese scone to compensate which was mmmm very tasty. There's a little shop at the back where you can buy cute little items. It's a definite thumbs up from us and we will definitely return. Oh, the toilet is cute too. You'll know what I mean!

Came here on my own had a lovely omelette and peppermint tea has lovely surroundings and building is very quirky and very lovely service definitely worth a visit

A 50's style old tea rooms with pictures of the late Queen and our new King and flags around. Good food, delicious cakes and a little shop which sells old fashioned sweets etc. This is my sort of place.Street parking is limited but it is well worth a visit.

The Blacksmith’s lunch was amazing. I opted for the cheese which included two large wedges whilst my partner chose the pork pie option. Tea was served in a china teapot along with a china cup & saucer. Our lunch was followed up with a large slice of carrot cake. When you pay the bill you are taken into a delightful shop selling traditional sweets and bygone gifts. We will definitely return, especially nearer Christmas when the shop will be selling stocking fillers in told. It’s a little difficult to find as it’s up an alleyway but look in the centre of the square for the overhead sign.

Tucked away up an alleyway off Market Street you will fine this hidden gem of a tearoom. We went towards the end of day for afternoon tea. The cakes are homemade by the owner Deb’s and served on lovely teacups and plates for an authentic afternoon tea. Lots to look at in this curiosity tearoom. Great service and friendly staff.

A hidden gem, fantastic service and food. Group of 8 of us all had breakfast and cake! Excellent allergy awareness. Quirky decor, a must when in Warwick.

A hidden gem. Quirky tearooms with pleasant, friendly staff, delicious food and beautiful decor. My favourite part of the tearooms is the toilet. When you enter, the song, “How much is that dog in the window” and the wallpaper is different dogs with human clothes. Lovely experience for anybody visiting Warwick

This has changed hands recently. Now devoid of any character and charm. Only four people in the place when we got in there. We waited 30 minutes for some sandwiches which were held up by a takeaway order. How they get on with a busy day heaven knows.

Wylies is a truly unique tearoom in Warwick, so knowing this I recently went there with a group of friends to celebrate after getting married in the Registry office. Nothing was too much trouble for Deborah and Jackie in making our special day go smoothly. Everything was freshly prepared, cakes fabulous and our guests commented on what a lovely time they had and what an excellent choice the venue was to remember the special day.

Quirky tea room. Set in the 1940/50's. Great fun, good classic menu, good prices. Good service and all our different meals were well recieved.

Brilliant little quirky cafe, a real hidden gem! Superb coffee and excellent bacon sandwiches, would highly recommend

Lovely old fashioned tea room, only went for drinks today . Tea served in china cups and tea pot New owners from March 2023 so looking forward to eating there

Recently changed owners ,so was pleased to see that the wonderful atmosphere is still there .Very friendly staff ,who enjoy chatting to customers.Lemon drizzle cake was very g

Such a cool and quirky place to go for a nice cake and a cup of tea. highly recommended, lovely spot to take anyone.

This splendid tearoom/cafe has recently been taken over by a new owner we had the pleasure of meeting this morning. While we enjoyed our excellent cups of coffee, we were able to take in the sympathetic refurbishment she has undertaken to maintain the Victorian feel...

Great find in Warwick. Stepping back in time to this quaint tearoom. Lovely friendly staff, excellent food. Highly recommed the scones.

Not visited since the dreaded Covid! Dropped in for lunch, mid-week. Not too busy. We enjoyed excellent bacon, sausage and mushroom filled rolls. Always good service. The only drawback is that you have to pay the bill in the shop section which can lead to...

Loved it! So quirky and British, hidden down a little alleyway. Delicious tea, cakes looked fab served by lovely ladies. Go and enjoy!

Tucked away down a tiny alley, with lifesize cutouts of waitresses to guide your way to the door, Wylie's is a must if you want to step back in time, and have a rattling good lunch or tea. It reminded me of the tearoom that...

We booked the whole of the tearoom for my Mum's funeral tea. The food was excellent, all home made, delicious and well presented. Several guests remarked on the amount and quality. Everyone had a "doggie box" to take away! Vicky was very attentive and friendly....

We stopped in Warwick for a pit stop while driving to north Wales, and we found Wylie’s by pure chance! The service was brilliant from the waitress, I ordered the bacon and egg brunchie, which probably had half a pack of bacon in ( I’m...

We popped in for lunch and realised they are cash only, but she seated my friend and I went to the cash point. We both had a cold drink and sandwich. My friend had ham I had bacon and Brie, both were so well filled....

Very warm welcome to this quaint teashop. Sandwiches are fresh and tasty, cakes delicious and scones a real treat. Would highly recommend this tea shop. Their shop has some quirky items to purchase too.

A lovely afternoon tea today. Nicely filled sandwiches. Fabulous scones with cream and jam followed by cake which we couldn't eat so they wrapped them so we could take them home. Endless lots of tea. Fantastic!!

Delightful place hidden down an intriguing alleyway. Felt like we stepped back in time, and even though I am terrified at the sight of masks, this lady who served us made me see she was gentle and kind. Polite, warm, inviting, the food was comforting...

You don’t find tea rooms like this very often nowadays. Unpretentious, good quality and very reasonably priced - beats the nearby coffee chains hands down! The adults and the children in the party were all impressed with their cakes and beverages, and we all loved...

Lovely visit today, warm welcome as always. A slimmed down menu, but excellent ingredients and service as always. Had a take away afternoon tea, which was totally amazing.Well worth a visit. Some have said on here that it is expensive. I say, you pay for what you get. If you want a cheep greasy spoon, go somewhere else! If you want good quality homemade, wholesome food Wylies is for you. Thank you.

Good tea and coffee and a nice selection of sandwiches and the cakes they bake. Nice ambience and friendly people.

I arrived here today, heavily pregnant, with my Husband and young daughter in hopes of a nice lunch as I’d been before and thought the food was quite good. Unfortunately we were ‘greeted’ at the door by an extremely rude woman who just said they “don’t take buggys”. No offer to accommodate us in any way whatsoever. My daughters compact pushchair could easily have been folded flat, not that this woman could have cared less. I told her that I had been before and she then tried to tell me that I hadn’t as they’d been there for 18 years and “don’t take buggys”. Aghast we went to have lunch elsewhere (the Rose and Crown, nice sandwich and a warm welcome) I sincerely hope this woman is not allowed front of house again or at the very least receives some comprehensive customer service training.

If you want a special treat, perhaps for breakfast, lunch or afternoon tea, where better than Warwick's best kept secret?Our most recent visit was for a pre-Christmas lunch. There was a good choice of festive fayre - everything prepared to perfection, excellent service and for £26 for 3 of us (including drinks) I think it represents very good value.

Fantastic fresh omelette cooked to perfection i, great food for vegetarians. Lovely friendly staff. Lovely cakes as well.

Popped in for a cuppa and treated myself to a cookie (which was lovely). A really lovely place with lovely staff; shame we couldn't have had something more substantial!

What a wonderful place had the cream tea the scones were amazing baked fresh and still warm with lots of jam and cream.It is like stepping back in time in there a lovely atmosphere and best of all they have a old fashioned sweet shop as you leave the cafe, If you are visiting Warwick come here the best tea room in Warwick.

A friend and I had tea and cake at Wylie's this morning. It was a pleasure to drink our tea from chintz tea cups and I was given slices of lemon to accompany my Earl Grey which was a lovely extra. The multi-layered coffee and walnut cake was delicious, as was the chocolate cake which my friend ordered, both waitress-served on chintz plates.The sweet shop throough which you exit is well-stocked with all sorts of treats, some of which took me back to my childhood. A great place to buy stocking fillers!

So glad we found this place. Best tasting cakes ever. Great staff, so much variety and reasonably priced. Real vintage vibe and feels somewhere special. Will be a regular haunt from now on!! Can’t rate highly enough.

A wonderful find. Can't rate it highly enough. Amazing food. Even more amazing cakes. Friendly staff. Oh and did I mention amazing food and cakes?

Only popped in for a drink, I fancied a bit of indulgence since we are on holiday, so went with a chocolate ice cream milkshake. It was beautiful, chunks of chocolate within and served with chocolate biscuit. The staff were lovely and they had a little shop at the back selling all sorts of sweets and cakes.

My daughter works in Warwick and we decided to have a light lunch at Wylies. You get to it down an alley and when you enter it's like going back in time. Just like Grandma's parlour with old radio programme signature tunes playing. Really nice atmosphere which is complimented by excellent service by the welcoming ladies who run the place. I had a bacon and egg sandwich in granary bread and a mug of Yorkshire Tea. The sarnie was first class and the tea as Yorkshire should be. The sort of place that combines atmosphere with service. Will certainly be returning.

Pop into Warwick and down a little alley opposite the museum is Wylies. It's so 1920s, like someones parlour, oilcloth on tables, flagstone floors and a sweetshop that sells all the things you remember. Settle down with an afternoon tea, a full breakfast or a cake and enjoy the wartime themed music, or have a lovely cheese scone with horlicks! A delightful place, but be sensible, if you come with a walking aid, as my husband does, a wheelchair or a pushchair they will not be able to accommodate it, its not possible without causing a hazard. The little courtyard outside is secluded and quite secure enough to leave stuff there and you can keep your eye on it through the window.

If you want a latte in a big cardboard cup, along with a tiny piece of flapjack at an eye-watering price, then this isn't the place for you! This tiny cafe in the centre of Warwick, is a like a step back in time. A time when tea was served in a teapot and poured into china cups - I was almost expecting the prices to be in pounds, shillings and pence!

Fantasstic food. Not cheap but unlike most other places in Warwick actually worth the little extra it costs. Have been many times and will always visit when in town.

I have been going to Wiley’s for several years now when I’m in warwick. It never disappoints me. The food is beautifully fresh. Good value and great service in the most charming setting with the addition of a traditional sweet shop at the rear

I popped into this tearoom yesterday. It’s tiny, like a small lounge with tables in.

Stumbled upon this cute hidden tearoom while exploring Warwick with my partner- we both enjoyed the delicious luxury hot chocolates and shared a tea cake which was very enjoyable. Friendly staff too, would recommend!

We visited the tea room just before Christmas: quaint ‘old world’ atmosphere, very welcoming and relaxed staff.

Just had the "Blacksmiths Lunch" and was so disappointed. The promised salad was 5 leaves of pale iceberg lettuce that had seen better days, 4 slices of tomato and 4 slices of cucumber.....all tasting so insipid.

Went for mid-afternoon really and was not disappointed with the charming home-made cakes, tea, ginger ale and mocha chocolate

Perhaps Warwick's best kept secret. Tucked away in bijou courtyard, Wylie's is a quaint reminder of what tea rooms used to be before caffeine went corporate.

The scone quest continues... two cracking scones with cream and jam and a pot of tea for £6.95... full marks ...recommended friendly staff and quaint surroundings..

Small, quaint and young friendly staff. Visited with my family including 2 young fussy grandsons. Cake portions were large and 3 cups of tea in pot! Chocolate milkshake for the boys were enjoyed as were the sandwiches. The sweet shop is worth a visit on the way out. Not many places like this about anymore.

The delightful period background music sets the scene for a delightful and charming experience. Coffee far better than the "chains".The town should encourage old charm cafes and stop the "chains" and their ugly frontage spoiling the town. Scones, Rock Cakes and Toasted Tea Buns are a must have.

This is a Hidden gem of Warwick. As a local I’ve been here many times. It does get busy but worth waiting for a table. The food is amazing. It’s served beautifully and it tastes wonderful!

Nestled away in the centre of Warwick, this charming cafe is full of character and makes a nice change from the usual bland chain coffee shops. Decorated in a 1950s style, its homely atmosphere and prompt and friendly service combined with a good menu and generous portions make this a must for visitors to Warwick. The tea was particularly flavourful and the food was delicious. Looking forward to visiting again soon.

This tea shop is tiny and quirky but the food was very good and the service friendly. It has a small shop attached selling a wide range of confectionery.

We visited these tearooms on Saturday and cant believe we have never ventured in here before! What a charming place to have lunch. We live in Warwick and will definitely make this a regular place to eat. The food was lovely and the décor was like going back in time - you find it down an alley of the main thoroughfare - it was like being in my Grandmas living room! Look out for the signs for 'Wylies tea rooms' you wont be disappointed!

Great service, wonderful food as well as a retail shop, so if you eat it, you can buy it. Generous portions and friendly service.

Visited this charmingly nostalgic tearoom again, this time for breakfast.

Lovely authentic tea rooms dating back to 1600's and surviving great fire of warwick.Was visiting from london with some clients...

We've been to Wylie's a few times and have never been disappointed. The waitresses are all lovely and welcoming, the...

We have been to this tea room several times and the food is very good and freshly cooked. There is...

Great little café which served four of us a delicious light lunch amid quirky surroundings and decor. The other room...

Wonderful little tea room we found tucked away down a little side street off the beaten track in Warwick. Really tasty sandwiches and cakes on offer!

There's a sandwich board on the street, but Wylie's is tucked away in a courtyard, hidden. It's a lovely place, serving a good variety including vegetarian, for a decent price

When I first came across this little the room I thought how quaint. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The atmosphere and surroundings were lovely but the food was a big disappointment. I had a jacket potato with mushrooms and bacon with a side salad. The jacket potato was soft and looked as though it had been there for a while. The bacon was fatty and greasy. The mushrooms weren't fresh and full of grease. I won't be going back, I am sure there are lots of other lovely independent cafes to visit.

This this magic little tea room is hidden off the main thoroughfare opposite the Market Hall Museum and behind The Old Iron Yard at 64-66 Market Place.Home cooked menu to suit any taste and real coffee in a world of the mass produced outlets, reasonably priced and delicious.Quaint and quirky shop out the back where the till lives wraps this up as a must do in Warwick.

What a lovely old fashioned cafe very warm and welcoming. Food excellent very homely. Small shop at back lovely cakes and chocs its definately worth a visit.

We were looking for somewhere by Warwickshire Castle and came across this little tea house down a winding alleyway. We only had a cuppa and a scone, but my it was good. Full of homemade cakes and scones. Very tasty. The staff were friendly and polite.

Wylies is such a delightful gem of a tea room tucked away in Warwick - just a step or two away from Warwick Museum. The Atmosphere is wonderfully retro .. a proper place to have breakfast, lunch or afternoon tea all in a setting evocative of a by-gone era. Love it

We lunch out every Saturday and fancied a change from chain coffee shops and restaurants. This little tea room is hidden down an alley and having been here before sometime ago thought it would make nice change.It's very quaint, snug in two rooms with decorations, pictures ornaments everywhere. The staff were pleasant but the teenagers were slightly irritating with their over use of the word like.My friend ordered soup and I had a jacket potato with tuna. We opted for a cafetière for two. The cups came and were stained, not very impressed. My side salad was dirty and the potato not cooked through so not pleasant to eat. My friend enjoyed the soup. The coffee was strong and unpleasant nice choice of hot, cold or cream. When we were going out we found they only take cash, it was on the entrance door but can't say I noticed, my fault though. It was expensive for the quality.

Came in for lunch, afternoon tea, scrambled eggs on toast, horlicks on a freezing cold day. All delicious . Love this little place, so atmospheric it's hard not to relax so much that hours can pass by without realising it. Like a little Dr Who /Dad's Army time capsule.

What a little gem of a place, always good value for money, great traditional english homemade cakes, scones, generous savory lunches , lovely staff, music could be better though just a little too dated, but i get it adds to atmosphere , but one of my fav places in 'warwick. you never leave hungry !!

Fantastic food, service and the choise of old fashioned (and some modern) sweets in the shop to buy on teh way out. Only downside - does not accept plastic, cash only. Well worth a visit but you have to find it. Look out for the sign at the end f the passage, if you miss that you will miss the cafe.

This is a very small restaurant in an alleyway but well worth searching out. A good choice of baked potatoes, melts, sandwiches and cakes served by friendly staff. Also a shop for cakes, biscuits and other produce.

We love Wylie's it's our favourite place for afternoon tea. Have had scones in many places in the Uk but I always compare them to those at Wylie's and although a couple have come close I have had nothing to beat them. I can also recommend their brunch baps and their breakfast. Very generous portions . Lovely friendly staff and a lovely quaint back in time atmosphere. Lovely selection of homemade cakes & you get a chocolate biscuit with your milk shake. So much better than the chain coffee shops.

A warm welcome awaits every customer to this old fashioned tea room and sweet shop located down a narrow alley in the town centre. The decor is traditional as is the menu which offers sandwiches and jacket potatoes alongside a traditional breakfast. The portions are generous (four slices of bacon on the breakfast) and the food is freahly prepared on the premises. Perhaps a small breakfast option should be offered. Cream tea at £12+ sounds a bit steep but i suspect it would be wonderful.

You could walk passed this without noticing but worth a visit. Very Victorian early 20th century layout, small but quaint. Food was lovely and price reasonable. They have a shop within which offers all their menu. Staff young but helpful and actually smile which is nice to see.

Tucked away down a tiny side street Wylie's isn't shabby chic or faux vintage, it is genuinely old, complete with original range, peeling paint and odd shaped rooms but what a find. The scones are fresh and light and the spicy Fat Falstaff was delicious. Better than average cakes and snacks and the buttered toast is a treat. Yes it's small, unsuitable for buggies etc, and the toilet is outside but the excellent service and a food hygiene score of 5 makes up for everything. With the theme to Dr. Finley's casebook and Steptoe and sons playing in the background, I loved it.

Great little tea shop, its a hidden gem. Its really hidden away and I only found it as I stopped to look on my phone and became distracted by the bunting on the courtyard and instantly I knew I needed to visit! Good, fast service and I found the food was good value for money as the portion sizes are generous. Its not that big inside but luckily there was a table when we arrived. The decor is fabulously retro and you really feel like you have stepped back in time. They sell a good selection of foods, cakes, milkshakes and hot drinks. My daughter found the shop a novelty and we had to buy some retro sweets for the car ride home.

We go here regularly. The tea is gorgoeus the food is amazing. Well cooked and generous portions and cakes the size of a childs head. Not cheap but not over priced. Well worth it and you have to try the warm Falstaff cake. Also a great place to pick up some gifts in the little shop attached to it.

This little hidden gem of a cafe, situated down an alley way off Market Place, Warwick will take you back to a bygone era of 'make do and mend' and filled with ecletic items. As you enjoy a generous slice of homemade cake and a pot of tea/coffee, it may (for people of a certain age) it will be reminiscent of a time when you visited your grandparents house for afternoon tea. Your nostaligic visit will not stop there as there is an adjacent old fashioned sweet shop complete with a vintage cash till and original wall telephone.A word of warning the slices of caketend to be generous so unless you have a sweet tooth you may need to share with a friend.

There is something of a fad for retro teashops at the moment & most are pretty inauthentic and/or camp/ironic. I have no idea of the history of this business, but it gives the feel of preserving a tradition rather than recreating one. The staff are most pleasant & the fare good value. Interesting location tucked away in an old yard off the main street

This is a superb little café hidden away down a little alleyway in the centre of Warwick. It is almost like being sat in someone's living room from the 40's/50's. The range of cakes was fantastic but unfortunately we were too full to try one.

Went today with a friend. Tea tasted more of limescale than tea. Scrambled eggs were made with far too much milk. Bacon seemed as if it had been partially cooked then completed as per order. Altogether a singularly unimpressive place. Score out of 10 = 3/10 (that was for the very nice waitress).

We were walking around Warwick and came across a sign up a narrow side street showing tea, coffee, cakes and lunches and what a gem we found. An old fashioned building divided into 3 sections, 2 rooms serving meals then a separate room with all home cakes, sweets and biscuits. The two ladies were very friendly and gave us a menu, we chose a cream tea and it was lovely. The scones were large and home made, cream, butter and jam, lovely pots of tea and the atmosphere was even better as the music being played in the back ground was of the fifties and certainly took me back in time. The price of the meals was very reasonable. Toilet is outside again old fashioned but clean. Certainly a unique and lovely experience and the other meals being served looked very good. Would definitely go back again.

Tucked away down a little alleyway we found this marvellous tea room. It was lovely to have a pot of tea and bone china cups. The scones were to die for, large and warm with butter, jam and cream, which was decorated with fresh strawberries. It made for a great wedding anniversary treat.

I am always drawn into the alleyway cafe as it seems so much more exciting (I am very rock and roll) so popped in here for a quick cuppa and cake.Very small, outside toilets and only takes cash but cute, reasonably priced and nice tea and cakes. Cute little sweet shop also just to add to your waistline on the way out.

I was taken by my daughter as I am not sure that i would ever have found this cafe down a little alley. Obviously many people do no of it and its reputation though. Lovely old fashioned place. All home made stuff including delightful cakes. little shop at the rear worth a visit. Go there.

This little tearoom is so cute and the shop sells a wonderful array of produce and gifts to take home.My friend is Gluten free and they accommodate that requirement too. Friendly ladies that bake cakes freshly on a daily bases, They offer huge pots of tea, which we love....none of those annoying one cup pots!!!.

Unfortunately we didn't even get through the door before we were abruptly turned away because we had a pushchair (even though it is a very small, compact one). Definitely not a friendly experience!

Always going here with my Mum! We love it the drinks are reasonably priced it's really cute the food is really good especially the scones (all kinds) and the shop is really good you can get great little gifts! Yes you can only pay by cash but it's a small tea room and card payments cost a lot so I don't mind if you forget they're usually quite happy for you to go get cash and go back and pay! Great little place love it!