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Very good food and hospitality staff were very welcoming all round a great stop . Plentiful food menu had lots of choice and good selection at the bar.

Oh my, what a treat , called in for a cream tea, delicious beyond words.. Best scones we have ever had, served with clotted cream and scrumptious whortleberry jam....real leaf tea accompanied, served by a very nice gentleman , who enlightened us on all the local fruits. Absolutely a must if you are in Porlock, we look forward to returning

Después de la reserva previa en un sábado por la noche, nos dieron un éxito gastronómico y delicia inspiradora, desde un punto de venta independiente local. Estamos contentos y orgullosos de apoyar tales emprendimientos. No podía tomar una decisión sobre el vino, no es un problema, señora en frente de la casa nos dejó probar ambos y elegimos - buen toque - ese tipo de servicio no sucede demasiado a menudo. Compartimos el comienzo de los mejillones. Gorgeous. Con pan que sabía casero. Opté por la mejilla de ternera, que es conocida por su duración en la cocción para obtenerlo tierno. Absolutamente derretido en boca con una hermosa picante justo, felizmente montado por el puré de zanahoria perfecto y la col rizada crujiente. Excelente ofrenda. El pastel de pescado fue su elección y el lecho del océano sin duda entregado. ¡Entonces ese helado al final... por el que morir! Con un trozo de pastel. Perfecto. Hay algo para todos en este menú. La señora de la casa no podía haber sido más servicial y atento, teniendo en cuenta que trabajaba todo por su cuenta con todas las mesas ocupadas. Muy impresionado con la calidad, el servicio y la eficiencia de la comida aquí, es buena cocina inglesa a la antigua con un toque sin pretensiones. Y, asequible. Plato principal que sale en alrededor de £ 20 por porción + / - Creo que no puede equivocarse. Pruebe algunos bares locales en los alrededores y estará en una gran noche, así que le agradecemos por entregar precisamente eso. Pd. . hilarante tabla periódica de Bristol en los Caballeros! Volveré.

Went here with no real expectations other than we were looking for something above pub grub. We were very impressed with the inside of the restaurant which was very nicely decorated giving a nice atmosphere. what was the greatest part of the evening was the food, beautifully present and most importantly extremely tasty. I do not often have three courses but could not resist the deserts and these did not disappoint. This restaurant is a hidden gem and we will certainly return. The menu only has 4 or 5 choices of each course, but this allows the chef to cook fresh and spend time on each course, which reaps rewards on freshness and taste. If I had the smallest of observation, perhaps the waiting staff could be a little more engaging, but I know this is a fine line to tread, you have a good enough restaurant to compete with the very best, so perhaps introducing yourself to the guest might be a nice little touch in welcoming guests. Each course was describe to us upon placing in front of us. Great place and would not hesitate going back and recommending which already have done. Thank you Asquith's

So sad to hear that our favourite tea rooms has closed. Thank you to Suzy, Dave, Ryan and Teresa for being so friendly and welcoming to our family over the past few years. As mentioned by others your scones were simply the best and all food, cakes and drinks so lovingly prepared. We were so glad to have been able to make one last visit during October. There was nowhere else we would have made a 180 mile round trip to visit for sure. Wishing you all the very best for the future.

What a find!! Can not recommend this Tea Room highly enough. We’ve had lots of cream teas over the years, but Bramdowns is the best ever. The homemade scones were amazing. The service was first class and so friendly. The decor and the crockery are lovely, also with the music in the background you feel like you’ve stepped back in time. Thoroughly enjoyed it, so much more than just a cream tea. Long May you continue, Ladies. Next time we’re passing by Porlock, Bramdowns, is a definite stop off.

What a beautiful tea room set in a covered little courtyard. We discovered this place after reading amazing reviews. The scones are home made and absolutely delicious with a fresh filtered coffee. Although slightly hidden away, it is well worth a drive for afternoon tea

Fabulous food. First time here for about 10 years, but it was excellent in every way. Super food, very well cooked and presented, and a very good wine list. Couldn’t really be topped.

Friendly service. Nice window seats for watching the world go by. Great coffee but the highlight is home made cakes. Even the pastries. So rare!

We spotted the sign for this on the drive through, so after visiting the castle, walked back to find it. So glad we did. We had the platter to share, not a single thing could be faulted. Service was excellent. We loved the look of the cakes but were just so full, so purchased 2 to take home for later that day. Really sad I forgot to leave a tip, too busy chatting to the staff & looking around so much to see, even a gin distillery. We will be back.

First time I’ve had a Sunday roast here and I wasn’t dissspointed. It was. Fresh. Good choice , they also offer vegetarian options or gluten free to , the staff are very helpful nothings to much trouble for them , and the pudding is to die for , It’s such a cute cosy little place , lovely atmosphere can’t wait to go back

Found this little gem of a cafe by chance and so glad we did. We both had filled ciabattas which were lovely. I then had to have a slice of homemade lemon cake which was amazing. Would definitely recommend and we’ll be back next time we’re in Cornwall

Sadly no longer in business, as it was a favourite of ours, doing g lovely food and coffee, with lovely staff, in a beautiful location. Corfe has lost a major attraction.

Emma provided a FABULOUS spread for 120 people following a funeral at Stoke Gabriel church. Everyone was catered for and the food was exceptional, most notably the crab cakes, samosas and scones, with jam and cream of course. Aunt and uncle have lived in the village for more than 50 years and have dined at Emma’s many times, always speaking MOST highly of the restaurant, food and Emma herself. Thank you!

They opened especially for us to do our photo shoot for Beauty and the Beast today. A wonderful welcome in a quirky tea room; even Rufus the dog was allowed in.. Delicious hot chocolate and scrummy cakes galore. They even found a Mrs Potts teapot for us to use! Thank you Tea Inc.