Love this place. This cute and tiny little tearoom was a real find. The owners are super friendly…read moreand have a natter with anyone who comes in. The place is lavishing decorated with fairy lights and old lamps and pictures of the town and the owner family. I felt very comfortable in this environment. The food is very filling and there are a lot of choices. The cream tea was especially nice, as the scones were hot. Yummy!

the best lunch ive ever had! and the most friendliest staff, will definatly go back. cream teas are…read morethe best!

Second visit to this quirky tea room. Served real leaf tea, enough for 2 cups plus top up hot…read morewater. Cups, bone china and saucer. toasted tea cake served with ample butter, not ready wrapped, little pot of very nice jam and the plate decorated with a piece of pineapple,a strawberry,2 grapes and a piece of melon. Nice atmosphere and comfortable seating. Some arm chairs should you want them. Also served lunches at around £7.00 and breakfast for the hungry. A good place to go and friendly owners.

Well it's hardly a tea shop really, mainly produce, but there are a couple of high stools in the…read morewindow and they serve hot drinks and cakes. Very pleasant and welcoming staff and we prefer to pop in here rather than the early closing place down the road (Crumbs and Cuppa. see my review). Service was good, price very reasonable. Easy access and parking in the street or the free car park about 200 yards away up the little hill.

Foggs is wonderfully quaint; I was so surprised to find an organic shop in such a small village…read more They have a good selection as far as dried goods, produce, specialty items (teas, nut butters, etc.) and even a few cleaning products. The bread is delicious; get there early if you want spelt because they sell out before lunch. I always love buying local; their dairy comes from nearby. The samosas and other turnover style items are quite yummy. George is usually the one there, always smiling and very helpful. £5 minimum on cards.

I got myself a cup of tea with biscotis on the side. I loved the tea. If you are really into having…read moreem with sugar, do ask for it. The place is really cozy and have a large enough sit down area to hold at least 30 ppl. They also provide wifi. That really helps those who travel from other countries :) I wish the biscotis were a little better. I think they just buy them from somewhere and It's not baked in the café

I can't recommend this coffee shop enough. I have been a regular for the last 3 years and the…read morecoffee can't be beat. The house coffee is excellent but be sure to try the guest filter or guest espresso for something a little special Also, the local cakes are just too tasty

What's the opposite of an oasis in the desert? It's pouring with rain here in Totnes, and the…read morecurators cafe is provided some much needed shelter and tea. Neil Young - after the gold rush is blasting on the radio. The coffee reportedly hit the spot too. There's a sign saying they are hosting a bourbon night in the near future, what's not to like. Perfect spot to dry off and chill.

Great coffee. Sweet open room upstairs with good light. Go up there if you can. Ps - they open at 9…read moream on Sundays. Not sure how to get the hours updated on here.

....a really nice place to revive yourself. Situated well on your approach to the shore…read more Re-building has been amazing achievement following the 2004 disaster...really impressive. A very good selection of light meals and assorted sweets/sundries. Prices comparable with other "eateries" in the area. Staff are charming and appear to enjoy their work. Recommended

The Harbour Light Tea Garden, is set apart from the main centre of Boscastle and adjacent to the…read moreMuseum of Witchcraft. A good range of outdoor seating, which was bustling and full up on the day we visited, courtesy of it being a glorious summer's day; the filled sandwiches and slices of cake looked very tasty, as they seemed to constantly arrive from the kitchen. We managed to get a table inside, and decided on light snack of a teacake and to sample the Tregothnan tea (Cornish tea). The peppermint tea was light and refreshing, just perfect for a hot summer's day. The kitchen inside was a hive of activity, as more and more people descended on the tea rooms. We would have liked to sample more of the menu, but sadly we had a long journey ahead of us that day, but there's always the next time we visit Boscastle!

Most definitely the best scones, clotted cream and jam I have ever tasted... ever!…read more The scones were freshly cooked and still warm and the view was also lovely. We went in October and still managed to sit outside and enjoy the scenery. The tea rooms are small, but if you are in the area, I suggest you visit. My other half tasted the apple pie too which he assures me was lovely (he wasn't going to share it).

Small but perfectly formed, possibly one of the loveliest views from a cafe or tea-rooms anywhere…read more See the review of Dartmouth castle itself - the Tea Rooms are a small building adjacent to the car park. I do recall staggering into them after a night on the shandy, hoping for something to cure a hangover. A pot of their fresh made tea and a mountain of hot buttered toast usually did the trick. These little tea-rooms are clean, bright, superbly run and serve everything to set off a perfect summer's afternoon. Teas, scones (delicious) hot buttered toast (vital) and home-made cakes, along with filled rolls, all make for a perfect snack to enjoy whilst looking out over the bay. When the sun is shining on the waters of the River Dart t's just so beautiful. If you enjoy the castle, then take time out for tea & scones at the tea-rooms to complete the experience.

This is the place to go if you are looking for an authentic tea room! I always make sure to pay…read morethem a visit when i am in Plymouth. They have amazing freshly baked cakes & scones with their own clotted cream, a great tea selection (teapigs & devonshire black tea) and their savory sandwiches/light options are also pretty good and reasonably priced (especially the full English breakfast). To finish it of the staff are super friendly and they always make you feel welcome! if the weather permits make sure you also check the back garden.

This quaint little establishment is a great place to stop by for lunch or just some tea. While some…read moremay describe the interior as cramped, I found it to be cozy. The menu offers a variety of breakfast foods, soups, salads, sandwiches, and of course, teas. I went with a chicken & bacon panino, which turned out to be a perfect choice for lunch. Not only that, but we walked out for less than £15 for two lunches. Overall, a great, inexpensive place to eat. Be sure to stop in for some tea and a sandwich and get out of the rain for a while. We did and we'd be happy to do so again!

The best place to eat on the barbican. Great food. Friendly and very helpful staff. Great back…read moreground music. Always new things on the menu, but still keeping the great classics. Different seating to match your needs. Children and well behaved dogs welcome. Bowl of water when needed for the pooch. Great setting. Easy to find.

Every time I visit Plymouth I stop off for lunch at Monty's. The food is excellent and well priced…read more Lots of choice (pizza, panini, burgers, soups, salads etc). I tend to always the blue cheese and avocado burger which is my little indulgence. When arriving first find a table (which can be difficult when busy) then peruse the menu and specials boards. Then order and pay at the counter. This is an excellent eatery for families, but is not suitable for those who don't like the bustle of a busy cafe. My only negative is the decor. The commercial carpet and dark atmosphere at the rear of the premises can be off putting for some however you must remember that this is a 400 year old former warehouse!

I can't believe that I am the first person to review this South Devon institution! Greys is…read moresituated in a higgledy piggledy old building at the top of Totnes High Street, so it provids a fitting reward after a day of uphill shopping if you are visiting Totnes. If you are a cake fan (aren't we all?) you won't be able to walk past without gasping at the cakes in the window. Now that you've stopped, you may as well surrender and go in. (That's if you are lucky enough to find a table!) Greys bread and butter, so to speak, is tea and cakes. A ridiculously large choice of teas is available, although of course they will offer coffee and soft drinks too. The cakes - well - how does a cream tea made with chocolate scones sound? That's right - excessive - just as cakes should be. Definitely recommended!

If you want to start up a teashop and need to know how to serve a cream tea, then go no further…read more Gary and David have worked so hard maintaining such a high standard over the years. Just up in the Narrows it's so worth the visit. It's not usually full of old dears, but foreign tea fans (and German soap series fans too) Even worth the trip down from Harrogate