Kind of ashamed I didn't review this place last year when we visited. So last year we were on our…read morehoneymoon and my wife's birthday was during our trip. All she wanted for her birthday was a nice afternoon tea. We left London and were basically driving sort of toward the coast just stopping wherever we found a tea shop. Unfortunately, every tea shop we hit was closed because of some bank holiday we were unaware of. Except one! We got to Glynde, parked outside this tea shop, went in, and found a large sign that said "cash only". OMG this wasn't our day. We had to go to the next town over to use the ATM which sucked, but we weren't in any hurry and we really liked the look and feel here. We came back, got seated, opened the menu, and right at the top it said afternoon tea available with reservation only. We were devastated. I saw the look in my wife's eye and there was no way I was not getting her this afternoon tea! I approached the woman working and explained our situation and before I could even fight for the experience she told me not to worry, she would get us taken care of. BLESS HER! We had a wonderful visit and would recommend the experience to everyone in the area. Fast forward to this year. I knew how much my wife loved that visit and decided to reach out and ask if they had any ideas of what I could get her for her birthday this year. Joanne reached back out with an amazing gift and shipped it to us and it amazingly arrived on her birthday! She also included a nice birthday card for her! Amazing people that went out of their way twice to make us happy. They will forever be apart of our story and hopefully we have the chance to return soon! Thank you!!!

Edible breakfast efficiently served staff were pleasant and there is table service tea was Served…read morein small cups so got cold quickly we were not aware that we could have had a pot which would have been warm longer. The bill however was fantastic two of us ate breakfast with a drink for £9 terrific value.

cannot believe this has no reviews - its a MUST place to go to for fantastic but cheap food…read more Especially the cooked breakfast - around 3 quid for a full plate. Large inside so always seating available and brilliant service. Televisions and newspapers to hand, sofa area and quite lively inside.

Hampden Park is a great place for children, with an excellent play area, walks in the woods and a…read morelake where they can feed the ducks, making this cafe ideally placed. After so much activity parents will welcome a hot cup of coffee, and their children an ice cream, and this cafe provides it at a reasonable price with great service. You can sit either inside or outside. You can have hot drinks in disposible cups if you would prefer, so that you can take it along to the play area to watch the children wear themselves out even further, whilst you have a much earned break!

Situated in Hampden Park, a little cafe that covers most needs. Is clean and tidy, however could do…read morewith a little updating inside. Lots of nice flowers outside and both indoor and outdoor seating. Ideal stop off point for an ice cream. Never overly busy, coffee not brilliantly tasting, but a can of coke is a can of coke wherever it is! Reasonably priced, free parking.

My dad often brings me here for tea and cake, All the cakes…read moreand chocolates are home made by the 2 lovely ladies that own the Tea Room, they have recently bought the place and have kept the cozy cottage feel and have introduced a great new menu. The hot chocolate is amazing and I always get marshmallows with mine, this time I had a pot of tea as I have already had 2 hot chocolates today , have to draw the line somewhere right? But I was not disappointed with my tea and it went great with my raspberry and vanilla butter cream cupcake . If you are ever in West Malling I would pop in for a little treat

Quaint and full of character The Old Mill Yard Tea Room is another of West Malling's little hidden…read moregems. Homemade goodies are served up here for a good portion of the day with daily specials on offer and various different homemade cakes. A great place to go for a light bite or afternoon tea. The only thing the place could do with is a little bit more atmosphere but I suspect that to be largely due to the staff and clientele that frequent the tea rooms.

This place is a real find at the back of the Grand Hotel in Eastbourne. The chef used to work in…read morethe big london hotels and also worked for celebrities as a personal chef so he really knows his stuff. They only do lunch apart from on a Friday (you have to book ahead for dinner) but the food is wonderful (even their club sandwiches!) It feels like a proper traditional tea room and the woman who serves (owner I think) is so friendly and chatty. Sunday 3 course lunch is around £16 so great value too.

Food was nice…read more Service was spot on tho the staff did not seem intelligent. Ambiance was spot on.

after driving 40 miles to visit your farmer's market only to be told by your car park staff that it…read morehasn't been open since 2013 that you remove it from your website.

The Beachouse is a cafe that is situated actually on the promenade between the Wish Tower and the…read moreBandstand. It is a prime location, with a decking area that extends onto the beach itself, a perfect place to have lunch or a yummy slice of cake on a sunny day.

A really friendly place to have a coffee or tea. Excellent service, reasonable price and excellent…read moreviews. This is just on the beach

I would challenge anyone to find somewhere more quintessentially English than Badgers Tea rooms!…read more The building itself is over 500 years old and has an rich history, mainly as the village bakery but also as a meeting place for "dissenters" from the local church in the late 18th century. The have a main room, a parlour and a delightful garden tucked away at the back. Walkers are invited to remove their muddy boots, children and dogs are welcomed as long as they behave, and smoking is prohibited even in the garden - yes there are rules, but this make for a pleasant experience for all. Tea is served in tin teapots, with bone china cups and saucers, every detail perfected even down to the delicately decorated teaspoons. Coffee is also available along with a wide range of home baked cakes, afternoon tea and fresh scones (the cheese and pecan scones are divine!) A full range of sandwiches, ploughman's lunches and homemade soups are also available for those with a larger appetite, as well as a hearty breakfast menu if you arrive before 12. I would recommend a visit to the village of Alfriston to anybody, it is a picturesque and quaint gem tucked away in the Sussex countryside. Take a walk on the Downs, visit the local pubs, but make sure you save time for a pot of tea and a cheese scone at Badger's!

Cripes. Over-priced tourist tripe just about sums up Badgers…read more Hardly a "must do" per other reviewers. If you're up for a proper cream tea, don't be fooled by the whimsical musings painted on the walls and look elsewhere. Was hoping for cream tea glory but got scones that tasted like they were out of a packet, not made 'fresh', and some so so sandwiches. Tea was fine, but that's hard to mess up. £££ - mighty expensive.

In a picturesque quaint little town, Shelly's Tea Room made our experience perfect! We had a egg…read morebaguette sandwich, cappuccinos, and their home made the tastiest sconces with clotted cream and jam. We even took two to go!

I love the adorable posh atmosphere, tea cups and cake displays. It looks like something out of a…read morefairytale. The food was alright but overpriced. I guess it's expected by the shore and in a fancy little tea shop

The scones are on the lighter, fluffier side than you may expect. The clotted cream was excellent…read morewhen put on top. The tea is good. I'm not particularly impressed by the service, the ladies seemed a bit inconvenienced to be servicing us. A smile couldn't hurt maybe?