Let's start with what Angels gets right: Scones are baked relatively short and are delicious…read more There's a nice pot of real tea (not tea bags) with every cream tea, and there's loads of cream teas on the generous menu, which is stocked with other goodies too, such as full English breakfasts, cinnamon toast, crumpets, cake, coffee, fruit juice etc. There really is a great choice of treats. On the other hand, if you choose to sit outside on a hot day and you happen to be terrified of bees and wasps, this may not be the best place to visit. The good news is that you can sit inside, too, and surround yourself with very English decor in what can best be described as a cut-price tea room (the wearing of a dinner jacket isn't required). However, the price of some hot breakfast items were inexplicably through the roof (in other words, relatively expensive). Choose carefully, and ask one of your friendly, flexible waiters if you're not too sure about something.

This place is most certainly quenticentially British. They do a range of Scones. Plain, Fruit,…read moreGinger and Ginger and Pear. Beautifully presented. Lovely and warm, with various different jams. The coffee is good as I am not a tea drinker, but my husband is, and it was fresh leaves, not tea bags, in a proper china cup!! The outside garden could do with a little clean up though, so we can admire the view whilst having tea and cake!! Oh I do sound like a yuppie!! Everything in the place has something to do with Angels, hence the name. Would I go back???? If I was in the area, I would definately go back, but I wouldn't do a special trip from Guildford, just to live the yuppie lifestyle. Lol. Well done though, and keep up the high food standards!!

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!

Fab service, excellent quality food. Great value for money. Quirky - cook your own fresh toast at…read moreyour table. Best place in Paignton. Lots of your regular choices as you'd expect, but there is a great all you can eat breakfast- eggs cooked to order, black pudding is great. Nice seaside decor with local radio and newspapers. Make way for Frankie's- top notch.

This is a lovely little teashop. The theme is Singer sewing machines, there is a local link as the…read moreSinger family lived in Paignton quite nearby at Oldway Mansion. The tables are all tops built on old singer bases and there are old Singer manuals on the walls. The cafe is small but they do really nice cream teas, snacks, roast meals and of course the All Day Breakfast. The cafe is good value and the only thing I wasn't keen on was the outside loo. No parking either but that is fairly average in Paignton. The staff are always friendly and the prices reasonable.

havent been in for ages but great food.alittle bit expensive!unusual tables as made using singer…read moresewing machines.

Devonshire cream tea We came here for a cream tea - a pot of…read moretea and warm scones served with strawberry jam and delightfully sinful clotted cream. It was delicious - but we thought our tea was a little weak!!

Lovely tea room. I found staff really friendly and helpful despite some reviews to the contrary on…read moreother sites. The setting was nice and the decor and quaintness of it was particularly enjoyed by my girlfriend, (why do girls love that sort of thing so much) the tea for 2 was served in a large tea pot which was easily enough for 3 containing about 6 cups worth. The scones cream and jam were lovely and were washed down with the tea was just what I needed after a long walk around the town. We'll worth a stop by if you're in the area.

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.

Brilliant coffee. Cake selection superb. Try the egg custard (its amazing)read more

Just got back from Brixham and discovered this little gem of a coffee house on the Quay possibly…read morethe best cake I've ever had in a coffee shop, the lemon drizzle cake and the carrot cake were the two that we tried and frankly if I lived there I would be in the coffee shop every day and would be very very obese in no time at all. The cake was washed down with a lovely mocha.. I wonder if they would deliver to the Midlands.this place is highly recommended

Have yet to go there for lunch, but the cakes and patisserie are amazing! You must pick something…read moreup from here if you are in Torquay.

I've never had better cakes - good coffee too. You must go if you are interested in either.read more

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.