It's not really much of a tourist center. Just a stall right when you get off the boat at…read moreGruvbryggan with several maps and brochures and a person you can talk to.

Sad sad and sadder - if there is such a word- is say this because there are no words that could…read moredescribe the calamity we encountered today Food terrible Service was literally a joke Very expensive Nobody has any idea what is going on No wander it is for sale - but the new owners will need deep pockets to fix the brand - it has been decimated Nothing heard from these people surely they have no idea what they doing and the place has gone to the dogs

For a place that serves and markets the concept of "afternoon tea" it's incredible to discover they…read morehaven't the slightest clue on how to actually make a proper cup of tea. Lukewarm water (that you can stick your finger in) is dispensed from a plastic thermos into drab looking, white cups. Of course, because the water isn't boiling hot, the resulting colorless "tea" tastes like dishwater. The girl behind the bar either hates her job, the customer or both. The disengaged charmless demeanor, devoid of any effort to positively engage the customer suggests it's either that time of month or I look like her ex. Without a word, smile or eye contact, our order was promptly placed on the table in front of us. My spouse and I looked at each other in disbelief. The walls of the quaint seventeenth century interior are adorned with slabs of glass-plated art so misplaced and tasteless in character, it calls into question the mental state of their interior designer. Long story short: Unless you're really deep into masochism, don't waste your time or money in this establishment. You'll find better tasting tea, charm and human interaction at your nearest McDonalds.