Nice spot for a pre-Christmas prosecco. A bit pricey for the pour, but a good break from shopping.

Tried it on a whim. Food&#39;s genuinely homemade, you can tell. The vibe is relaxed, perfect for a long catch-up, not a quick stop. Prices are a bit all over the place though.

I&#39;ve been a regular here for years, and their loose leaf tea is always so fresh. The cinnamon toast is my go-to&mdash;you can tell they use good quality ingredients. It&#39;s just a nice, simple treat.

The homemade scones were the standout. Served warm on a china plate, they had a perfect crumbly texture. The clotted cream was rich, and the strawberry jam tasted fresh, not overly sweet. The scone itself was light and buttery. A proper treat.

The gluten-free menu is a real find for coeliacs. Everything felt fresh and carefully prepared.

Came for a late cream tea. The scones were incredibly fresh, which made all the difference.

They were so nice to our dog, letting him come in and giving him water and treats. It meant we could actually relax and enjoy our meal as a family. A real plus for pet owners.

The scones were so fresh and warm! The owner was really welcoming, which made it a nice spot to catch up with a friend.

Been coming here for years, and the homemade cakes are always spot on. Love the little side salad they serve with them - a nice touch. It&#39;s the consistency that keeps me coming back.

The cream tea is a highlight. The warm scones had a lovely texture, and the salted caramel spread was a fun twist. Paired nicely with a pot of their house blend tea.

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