A friend introduced me to this place and I've never stopped going back. Think of the quintessential…read moreEnglish Tea Room, put it next to a small beck in the middle of the English countryside, with a garden overlooking the Somerset Levels, with Glastonbury Tor on the horizon. Add some locally sourced organic food, and a proprietor that caters for dietary requirements AND an art gallery and you'll get close to Annie's Tea Rooms. Probably the best Banoffee Pie I've ever tasted, not to mention the salmon and pasta; oh and the ice cream. This a place where you can wake up and smell the coffee and STILL be in the same place!

Sublime coffee, they really know the stuff. Also have a…read moretasty chicken burger for lunch Good price for the quality.. I will be Back.

Great little cafe, slightly hidden away from the high street. Coffee is good with the beans freshly…read moreroasted from the owners own roastery just down the road. Food is more expensive than you might expect but the quality is worth it. One of the best places for food and coffee in Axminster.

Need a weighted shower curtain? Here's the place to go. Want to buy flowery sheets? You can get…read morethem here. Need a Union Jack mug with matching coaster? This is your place. From laptrays to woks and bath mats to bins you will be able to buy it here at a reasonable price with high quality. A good place to mooch around for stuff you need, and stuff you didn't know you needed.

Trinity House is a department store in the heart of Axminster, with great customer service and a…read moregood range of different items from duvets to luggage. It has a sizeable clothing department with good quality clothes, with brands like Eastex; I was particularly impressed with the range of men's polo shirts, expensive, but just something a little different. The cookware department of Trinity House has a vast range of items for the kitchen: saucepans, utensils, tea-towels, appliances etc. Arguably the best department in what overall is a great store, a little dated in parts maybe, but a purveyor of quality items nonetheless.

Lovely spot for cream tea. The scones were good albeit a little on the small side…read more There is a small garden out back.

HIGHLY RECOMMEND the Old School House Tea Room and Tea Garden. Absolutely lovely place and staff…read more If I could give this place 100 stars, I would! My daughter has gluten allergies. They offer a wide variety of GLUTEN FREE options for both meals and baked goods. And everything (with or without gluten) was phenomenal! The staff/owners went above and beyond to accommodate my daughter to the point it brought a tear to my eye. They genuinely made us all feel very welcome and treated us as if we were valued family. The outdoor garden space is so peaceful and beautiful. A must stop for everyone!

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!

I'm not a huge fan of egg dishes, but man, I love the frittatas here! This is the only frittata…read moreoption I've seen, so don't worry about ordering the wrong one. It's stuffed with the best veggies and comes with a salad on the side topped with a mustard-y dressing. The space is great with plenty of seating indoors and outdoors. There are two rooms for indoor seating and I think one of them gets closed off later in the day. The service is consistently fantastic, and I plan to revisit for some more frittata!

Walk past this shop so many times I had to stop by. Walking in on a Friday morning, you can smell…read morewhat the bakers next door are making. The service was quick and efficient, and both payment and receipts are digital. The oat flat white was smooth, and the almond croissant was delightful. I wish I discovered this spot earlier now, and would have woken up early just to enjoy it.

Really cosy, little independent coffee shop with some of the best coffee and chai I've ever had…read more It's just a little bit up the hill from the other main shops, but well worth a short walk. They asked me where I was used to buying my coffees from, and were really interested in the detail of the specific drink that I wanted and then made me one that was just perfect. Even offered to replace it if I wasn't happy with exactly how they have made it. And then on top of all of that they had an absolutely delicious gluten-free cake.

One of my most favorite memories in traveling the UK. We saw this cute little tea spot by kilve…read morebeach. Wasn't expecting much for it but it was actually DELICIOUS!!! I dream about the scones everyday. Soft and fluffy. The service was also nice.

This is a very nice tea room very close to the water. It is set in the gardens of an ancient ruin…read more You go up and order your tea and scones or cake at the kiosk where they will take your table number. They will bring your order to your table when it is ready. The view is one of the best parts of this experience. And the tea and food is good too.

Now this is what I call Brunch!…read more One of my besties and fellow Elite, Alice C, has been banging on about Bakers & Co for a while. So with a day off me and my girl decided to go check it out. From the outside Bakers & Co looks lovely. It has white walls with a yellow parasol and big yellow branding. With a couple of tables and chairs outside it looks really nice! Inside it gets better. Your instantly greeted by a counter of beautiful cakes an pastries and five or six staff cooking food in the open kitchen. It's really surprising how far back the seating goes. They have done a great job with the little space the have. The decor inside is much the same as outside; nice white walls with yellow and wicker furnishings. On to the food: The menu is pretty small but everything looks and sounds great. It's not your normal breakfast/brunch menu. I wanted everything on it, but We both went for the seared steak with potatoes cheese bake and poached eggs. It was absolutely amazing! The potatoes was different to what I expected, but probably better. I had a lemon grass and goner tea while Soph had a fresh orange juice. Both were great, nothing out of the ordinary, just very good! Definitely a contender for the best breakfast in Bristol. Considering they recently opened, the lack of free tables shows that a lot of people like it as much as we did! Great job, guys!

Popped in for a cheeky coffee and cake on Saturday with my mum. Fatigued and ravenous with…read moreexcessive Christmas shopping, the smorgasbord of freshly baked delights was a joy to behold. We quickly grabbed the last table in the place (it was heaving, but that's to be expected on Saturday lunchtime). It's got a lovely warm lively atmosphere -and I must say super friendly staff. We both went for the beetroot and pumpkin seed cake and a well-deserved cup of coffee, like mother like daughter. The coffee was delightful, good fruity proper coffee. Just what we needed after our shopping ordeal. The beetroot cake was utterly divine, lightly spiced and filled with scrummy orange cream cheese, with little crunchy pumpkin seed surprises all the way through. In the words of my dear sweet mother it was "f****ng amazeballs"! Love it. Keep up the good work guys!