Lovely spot for a morning coffee and a bacon roll. Great hosts for a morning in Bridgnorth.read more

This is quite a up market posh tea room in bridgnorth low town it may be a little hard to get to in…read morea car as there is no large car park near it but there is one not to far away and as it is in low town there is no big hills etc to climb up. Its also very close to the river so in the summer you are able to sit outside and enjoy the view of the river and the bridge and enjoy a light lunch or coffee etc.prices are a little high but staff give you 100 % and are always very smartly dressed and friendly.

Dog friendly traditional tea rooms and restaurant in the heart of upper town in Bridgnorth…read more Fairly good service. Plenty of menu options and good portions. Cake was tasty but a bit dry (for my taste). Nicely spaced out and easy to find, plus a comfortable temperature on a hot day, despite being packed full. Menu ranges from light snacks to hot meals, and breakfast is served there too. Special boards is worth a look.

My favourite cafe in Bridgnorth. Tea and coffee served properly in pots and cups and saucers, with…read morestaff dressed nicely. Home made food; scones and fancies. Well worth a visit for a relaxing cuppa.

Great friendly staff, excellent coffee and very reasonably priced food…read more Free wifi too.

I have put this in the teashops category for a reason; tucked away at the back of the ancient town…read morehall (they use a new one for council affairs now) is a lovely place for a proper pot of tea that is so reasonably priced - plus you get to choose a couple of free biscuits too. Its an undiscovered gem - most tourists miss the entrance as they walk past, so don't make that mistake - go up the stairs and spend a very pleasant hour away from the hustle and bustle of the street below. Sit, chat and study the stained glass windows and the ancient pictures in this room. The people that serve you are so friendly that they must be volunteers. The town hall is easy to find as its in the middle of the high street - literally! The traffic has to flow either side of it. The place itself is great to walk around before or after you tea as it used to be the court and you can sit in the judges chair! Please visit - its lovely and the money you spend helps the upkeep of the place. There are also lots of leaflets (some free) and books you can purchase about the local area and the town of Bridgnorth.