Old School Tea Rooms

Was in the area, so thought we’d visit where a relative from Wales says she had the best poached egg on toast a few years ago. Sadly, I didn’t realise that it’s closed on Wednesdays. Just as we were about to get back in the car the owner pulled up. What an amazing friendly welcome, she offered to make us a cup of tea and some cake. We had a good look around the pictures and crafts while the kettle was boiling. Then we had a lovely cup of tea and the most magnificent slice of Victoria sponge. I’m sure it was home made. There was a nice selection of different cakes to choose from. To top it all this lovely host refused to take any money for our refreshments. Highly recommended. We’d like to tr...

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Dropped in for a quick snack with a former pupil of the Old School and resident of the village. We were delighted to find that the Tea Rooms were dog friendly and welcoming. We had coffees and the most delicious home-made cream and jam scones, (the dog had water! . After browsing the menus we will definitely be returning to this little gem.

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What an enchanting little tea room in an old school. We sat there being reminded of our own school days, admiring a lovely selection of photos and paintings on the walls while enjoying beautiful sandwiches the chicken Tikka was amazing) followed by a delightful cream tea. We’re coming again!

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We came in today and although it was quite busy, we were greated and seated quickly. We enjoyed two bowls of homemade soup which was lovely with warmed rolls which was a nice touch. The two ladies were very chatty and friendly. Fast efficient service. Will definitely visit again.

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my wife passed away in cheddars and thought I would do a nice little memorial for her but in the end all of my family and friends cancelled but scones were banging and the BLT was absolutely gorgeous.

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