I've tried dozens of little tea rooms over the years, but this one is one of the absolute best I've…read moreever been to. The decor is fantastic, relaxing, and quaint, but more importantly, the food is superb. Everything we tried, from the milkshakes to the desserts, were absolutely finger-licking good. The quality was simply superb. This place is worth going out of one's way to visit. If you're looking for a fantastic lunch, it's where it's at. One note, the place tends to be busy, so it can be a bit of a wait for the food or for the staff, but the food is worth the wait.

Lovely little find on the way home from a weekend away, great breakfast, staff are very friendly,…read morewould definitely visit again

The Mocha was the best I've had in England so far! The potato skins were fab too! My BF had a scone…read moreand said it was real dry. Loved the atmosphere. I would definitely go back again

Easily the best spot in Newark for lunch or a tea and a bite to eat. It has been consistently good…read morefor the last ten years. Lovely decor and ambience. Helpful staff. Food is good, often very good with a range of staple Gannets classics and usually more interesting specials. Can get very busy and hard to find a seat in peak times. It does sometimes feel a bit pricey, but I'd rather have them charge more and keep the quality up and stay in business!

Staff was great! Tea was delicious and sandwiches were delicious. The scones were amazing... can't…read morehave just 1 bite. Highly recommend High Tea!

We love the old Bakery Tea room, ran by an Italian Gentleman but with the emphasis truly on Tea,…read moreThere are a selection of Tea's Coffees, Cakes and other small meals, The building is very Twee, and Very Old, situated behind the Hobgoblin Pub in the corner of the Market Place, The prices are higher than the other local tea shops but worth every penny. We go there for a treat..

Home & garden store, Local Art and Sculpture Gallery, Garden Design studio, Garden and Homeware,…read moreGifts and Plants, First class light refreshment facilities. Situated on an A426 between Rugby and Lutterworth, the calm within is amazing and the wealth of gift ideas and quality goods for home and garden. Visit their website and read about the history of the farm and, in particular the barn itself? It's an education. An absolute must, and my main reason for visiting regularly, is the refreshment area. It really is sublime. There is a small seating area right opposite the counter which, in the colder months, has a log burning fire. There is a larger and very comfortable seating area in an upstairs lounge with mixed seating.sofas, armchairs, tables.another log burning fire which is regularly attended to. Sink into one of the cozy chairs and watch the traffic pass yet at the same time feeling, as if perhaps, you are somewhere else? An impressive array of homemade cakes etc., awaits your attention when you place your order which, even if you choose to take a seat in the upstairs lounge, will be brought to you by a member of the pleasant staff. For a light lunch you may try their delcious homemade soup with a roll? I would be happy to recommend this establishment to my female contacts as a place for the unaccompanied traveller to stop and rest a while in a spotlessly clean and safe environment. Worth a detour!!

Garden store with a small cafe, the cafe has some lovely cakes and drinks. The owner is very…read morefriendly. The shop is full of interesting products which I love to fill my home with

Cute, quaint, quirky, cosy and homely little bookstore-come-cafe (:…read more It's average opening hours are 11-6 during which time you can grab a slice of cake, tea, coffee etc, have a peruse through some books, and chill on their big comfy sofa! I find a lot of coffee places just don't really want you stay and they have hard, uncomfy furniture to reflect that. But not here! This place often has events that extend its opening hours, too. My favourite is the 'big comfy folk club' which are folk and acoustic sessions hosted on the 1st and 3rd Friday of the month. Next one is on 4th March and tickets are only a fiver! Brilliant intimate venue, and the performers usually stick around for a while afterwards which is nice (: OH ALSO, WINE! The big comfy book shop serves alcohol! Live music + book shop + cake + red wine = total winner. See you on the 4th!

I really like The Big Comfy Bookshop!…read more It is a quant used book shop that is family owned. The owner spent over a year compiling books to open his shop, and ever since has kept a good variety of books that are unique to customers, or a popular search result of a used book. There is always fresh coffee, tea options, beer and wine, and some sort of snacks like crisps or cake for sale. Seating is available to hang out with friends for a little while or to start tucking into your future purchase. Also I noticed that live folk music nights and game nights regularly occur here too! Great place!

Excellent coffee shop/cafe at the side of a fantastic local bookshop. Very worth the visit. Coffee…read moreis excellent and the baristas friendly. Their sweets are yummy and go well with the coffee. Jazz nights with tapas sounds great (have yet to go). A must in Newark.

This is the Best Bookshop and Coffee shop in Newark without any doubts whatsoever…read more What it also does, and does really well is Tapas on Friday and Saturday nights with live Jazz. The Coffee shop is the place to be seen in Newark, it is tied to the bookshop which is family run and very comprehensive and has a lot of stuff which is locally relevant as well as a huge amount for Kids. The Menu during the Daytime - A large selection of Coffees done to order which are sourced and prepared by Strays. as well as Tea, Fresh Orange and bottled juices and soft drinks, A large selection of Home made cakes and sweets, Panini's, Sandwiches, Baked Potatoes and Savouries, There are a wide variety of seating areas, in the adjoining building, in the small covered yard area, in the transitory area to the bookshop as well as next to the entrance and at the back. There is always Jazz music playing and the Walls are themed with Jazz Prints, there are also leaflets advertising the Tapas and Jazz evenings and other local events, as well as books featuring work by local artists. The Cafe is the Hub of the Newark Jazz Festival and regularly hosts acts as part of the festival, some of which are pictured on the walls. Be warned, this place is always busy, and you have to queue once you have found somewhere to sit, your food and coffee is then brought to your table when ready. Whilst it is busy it still retains a slick classy feel, the staff care about their jobs and having met the owners, I know that they care about this business. I will quickly review the Tapas, Brilliant very Bijoux limited seating so it feels really intimate and really special, you really do need to try it, especially when our table which was added as a late request was right next to the Band who were brilliant and we stayed until they kicked us out. The Chef is a revelation, the attention to detail by the owner, even sourcing Cruz Campo beer rather than supermarket San Miguel made it all the more special.

Great little coffee/tea shop in the beautiful village of Cranford St Andrew on the outskirts of…read moreKettering. The cafe is relatively new to the village having been converted from an old blacksmiths (hence the name). The coffee shop is owned by the same couple who run the Coffee Place in Kettering and they have stuck with the same winning formula. Compact lunchtime menu with teatime treats. Home made biscuits and cakes make for good eating. The interior is contemporary while maintaining the tradition and history of the building. Everytime we have been there the place is buzzing with a good collection of locals, walkers and business people. I would strongly recommend this is place as a point to meet people or grab a coffee after a walk around the village.

As a local business owner I use The Old Forge to take my clients for refreshments, the service is…read morealways very friendly relaxed and prompt. It is in a great village location in beautiful countryside. Thanks Rob for providing me with somewhere to impress my customers. Oh the Coffees and cakes are great also. Andrew

Delightful Bakewell tart and tea for an afternoon celebration. They welcomed a group of us for…read morepudding with open arms and delicious food. Inside is warm, green, and just a touch rustic.

Delicious brunch and a lovely setting! We came for breakfast…read moreand then a walk and this was perfect. The breakfast was yummy and well cooked and we wi definitely be back!

This is a great place to enjoy breakfast outside as you view a beautiful church and busy street few…read moreblocks down. The scene is very chill and nice small town feel with all the old buildings. The food was plated very well and tasted wonderful. Would high recommend to stop by and have some breakfast.

After spending a few weeks in Nottingham on a placement, i decided to venture out on one of my very…read morerare days off and came across this little camouflaged cafe. Towering over is the famous St. Mary's church, so the Hungry pumpkin is perfect for tired tourists or city wanderers. The interior itself is warm and inviting, so i quickly sat down and was pleasantly surprised at the variety on offer. I ordered a cappuccino and a salmon panini. The coffee itself was a beautiful Italian arabica, coated with chocolate powder and served with a small Italian biscuit on the side. Absolutely delicious. The panini was packed with smoked salmon and goats cheese, and was very tasty. Price wise, it was similar to most cafes. I ought to try their full breakfasts next time, they look great. Definitely recommend!