Love this place. The perfect English teahouse. Quaint and beautiful. I love my cream teas, so…read morewhen in Leamington Spa, do go up to Park Street where it is located, after visiting the beautiful award winning Jephson Gardens, five minutes walk away. I love the vintage style decor, bright, beautiful and welcoming. They even have small tables and chairs for the smaller children. The cream teas are excellent. There is a vast selection of teas to choose from and matching teapots too, i.e. the Rooibos Orange Cream would come in an orange teapot and the Rosé would be in the pink teapot. There are black teas, white teas, green teas, herbal and fruit and decaff. The scones and cakes are all homemade. The warm scones with its light and crumbly texture are just delicious with the fresh clotted cream and jam. Unlike no other tearooms, you can pour and pour your tea, and like magic, the tea seems to be bottomless from the teapot. If you would prefer hot chocolate, this comes in a pot too! Definitely one to come again and again.

I have been to this delightful cafe a couple of times now and always find the service to be…read moreexcellent. A friendly waitress met us as soon as we stepped through the door and despite it being super busy downstairs, there is a second level with more seating. We were shown upstairs and decided to make ourselves comfortable on the leather sofas. I feel the breakfasts are the cafes speciality and they offer an extensive range of food options including vegetarian meals which is always a plus. We ordered a couple of hot beverages and then some breakfast. I opted for the sausage sandwich with brown bread, which was really good. The only downside is that the sausages were not cut in half and were left whole inside the sarnie - yes call me fussy but that's not how a sausage sarn should be! And I've had plenty of em'! We were never felt rushed despite us taking our time and chatting for a while. You can then pay at the till before you leave. This place must be a gold mine as it is always busy, a testament to how good they are.

Fat Birds is a bustling 'tea rooms' style coffee shop (if that isn't a contradiction in terms) that…read moredoes the usual range of tea/coffee/capuccino/latte very well, but also has a surprisingly good lunch menu

We were having a bit of a wander in our local neighborhood and wanting something to eat for lunch…read more Funny enough, we noticed a sign outside the church saying the All Saints cafe was open. We decided to give it a go. I can honestly say I really enjoy coming here as often as I can. The food is healthy, delicious and won't cost you an arm and a leg. The best part? I love the atmosphere. The people are genuinely friendly and down to Earth. No gospel music either, they play really good old school rock. Wonderful place. I'm so glad we found it!

This is a wonderful place to stop while shopping and get your hand-crafted beverage. Whether it's…read moreBubble Tea, steeped tea leaves, or espresso coffee, this place has it all. It's easily accessible in the middle of a busy shopping center. Room for wheelchairs. Seems to be a place friendly to groups who meet there regularly. The seating is attractive -- plush couches and chairs arranged for conversation plus table seating. Lots of lovely pastries to enjoy with your cuppa. The owner is extremely knowledgeable and provides advice on the many loose teas they sell. More teas are available from their website.

I love this place, they have some many different and unusual tea drinks. It's totally different…read morefrom any place I've been before, got great friendly service and they do great coffee too for those not ready for tea.

in a retail park it's not the most attractive setting, but sitting outside is ok. Service was quick…read moreand there is a decent selection of drinks. Inside is a little crowded, they could remove a few tables.

This might be one of Warwick's best kept secrets. The ice creams and gelatos are so fresh &…read moredelicious. I was spoiled for choice but finally opted for coffee latte made from Cornish cream, and a pistachio gelato imported from Turin. Amazing! This place is now definitely on my list to visit whenever I'm in Warwick. You can get your ice cream to go, or have a little sit down in one of their comfy cushy chairs. Brilliant!

I had taken some of my family to Jephson Gardens. It had started raining so we stopped for a drink…read moreat The Aviary. It is small in there but it's clean and nice. We all had a hot drink. I'd say the prices were about average for the area. The service was friendly and the drinks were nice.I'm not sure what more I can say about it. It's just a nice little coffee shop in a lovely space.

The Aviary is a tiny little coffee shop in the middle of Jephson Gardens. Presumably it used to be…read morean Aviary - it is certainly 'old', with iron lattice work and old tile floor. To seat, it does only fit a few people in, but the real pleasure is to sit at an outside table and enjoy the gardens while you have your coffee. It's very much a 'no frills' kind of place, the coffee is not necessarily the best cup in town, but it comes at a great place and in a great setting.

Seriously, this is probably the best coffee/tea/snack place I have ever been to. Granted, I am…read morecomparing my experiences mostly with coffee/tea shops in USA(that's where I live) and few other coffee shops I have been to in UK. Arden's is actually very close to two other coffee shops - costa coffee and rocking horse and also very close to the supermarket waitrose. I like costa coffee, don't mistake me - but the place is just so crowded, you have to wait in queue anytime you get there and I don't like it that much. In fact, that's how I found this gem of coffee place, which is tucked in at the end of the talisman square shopping area. Arden's is also quite spacious and they have more tables upstairs as well. First time I went there I tried their hot chocolate and after two trips I am still addicted to that one. It's just delightful. I had to force my will upon trying something else. Although, the flat white was very good drink as well. But my favorite is hot chocolate. Also their homemade cheese scones. I am very familiar with this one in USA as well - in the southern parts of USA they call it biscuits(I know - what's biscuit in UK is known as cookies in USA). scones are served with butter. They also have paninis, rolls and sandwiches, if you are hungry for something savory. And their customer service is definitely top notch. Very attentive, patient and helpful. Isn't it all one could ask for from a business? During my many upcoming stays in Kenilworth, I will keep going back here to spend my weekend afternoons sipping tea and coffees. 5 stars.

Great sunny and friendly place with tasty coffee and delicious scones. Buzzing with community…read moreconversations.