Popped in for an afternoon tea with a big group, last minute. They set us up in the garden, which was nice. The scones were warm, clotted cream was spot on. Everyone seemed happy with it.

Friendly team, always a smile. Even when it&#39;s packed, they keep things moving smoothly. Just a nice, relaxed vibe to the place.

Came for the cream tea with a couple of friends. The scones were so warm and fluffy, and the tea had a really nice, strong flavour. The old-school tea room vibe was perfect for a long catch-up. We ended up staying for ages just chatting.

The afternoon tea presentation was spot on. Sandwiches fresh, cakes properly moist. Good tea selection too. The quirky decor is there, but honestly, the food itself is what stood out for me.

Themed afternoon tea was a hit. My kid loved the entertainment. Food was good, she hasn&#39;t stopped talking about it since.

The bacon sandwich was really good - nice thick bacon and proper bread. The full breakfast was fine, hot and decent value.

The staff were lovely, and the food was spot on. Their wine list had a nice little surprise or two, which was a bonus.

The scones were warm and crumbly, just right. The clotted cream was the standout - rich and thick, not overly sweet. Jam was decent. That&#39;s really what you&#39;re there for.

Been coming here for years. Their fruit scones are always warm and fluffy. The homemade jam is spot on. A proper treat with a cuppa.

Lovely little tea room. The afternoon tea was generous - two rounds of sandwiches, a big scone, and a proper slice of cake. The tea selection was decent, though I would have loved a glass of something sparkling to go with it. No rush at all, which was nice.

The Assam was robust, a proper malty brew that held up well even after the pot cooled a bit. The large pot size is a plus, lets the leaves really open up. The oolong selection looked interesting too.

The toffee apple cake was huge, easily enough for two. Coffee &amp; walnut slice was good too, but the apple one was the real value. They do change the selection, so hope it&#39;s there next time.

Staff were lovely and the place had a nice vibe. Food was tasty, but the portion sizes felt a bit small for the price. I left still feeling a bit peckish, which was a shame.

The scones were the standout. Freshly baked, light and fluffy, with a nice crust. The cream was thick and the jam had a good fruit flavour. The tea was a decent brew too. A solid cream tea for the price.

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