Great selection of tea, sandwiches, and cakes. Everything was good quality and tasted very nice. I…read moreloved the blueberry and vanilla cake. The portion was good and filling, the scones were nice and warm, and most importantly the tea was decently strong. I ordered Ceylon tea, a Warwickshire cheese sandwich, and a blueberry vanilla cake. Really great pricing, cute decorations, and the building was really quaint looking. The servers were all very nice and enthusiastic. Service was fast considering how many guests this place gets. I had no complaints.

I would definitely like to come back here in a non-pandemic world when the menus aren't wipe clean…read more We plumped for the Warwick cream tea, as frankly I was gasping for a cuppa. It's a lovely setting, in a charming building with helpful staff. We were sat by the window upstairs. I really want the green cinnamon and plum tea every day, it made me think of pie I had with chai tea in Scotland, the blood orange rooibos tea is also lovely, as was the mango. Fruit scones are obviously nicer than plain ones- and these ones (of a generous size too) almost taste apple-y with the addition of mixed spice.

Adorable little tea house/cake shop/cafe in the centre of Warwick. Feels like you're in an…read moreeccentric grandpa's living room and you can tell he's spent aaaaaaall of his pension on a really good coffee machine and has just kind of let everything else go. But these are acceptable priorities and you know his heart is in the right place. I think this place is also a bakery/patisserie in its adjoined unit where it gets all its sweet stuff to also sell in the cafe. I originally went in for the cake as it looked so delish that I got romantic wobbly knees, but got swayed by the savoury. A little pricey for what it is, but in line with Warwick centre prices in general. Great selection of light lunchy bits and they have a soup of the day and a couple of deals to go with it. I went for the sausage and caramelised onion sandwich. Did the job. Caramelised onions always win me over. But it was so dry I had so much inside sadness. Good selection of hot drinks too! Such a smooth cappuccino, and quite a few tea options which I believe are provided by the Golden Monkey Tea company a couple doors down. Love a little sense of community! All in all, a great visit. Sad I felt too full for cake time but I'll definitely return for this

Smith Street can often be overlooked but is full of great little shops and bakeries such as this…read moreone. I stopped in here on a cake emergency and managed to secure three gorgeous slices. I picked up a coffee walnut, victoria sponge and a carrot cake. The slices were huge! While I didn't get to taste the coffee cafe (though my nan says it was great) the victoria sponge was light and fluffly and the cream filling was extremely tasty. While I'm not a huge fan of carrot cake I particularly liked this one. It contained nuts so had a nice cunchy taste to it. I can't speak about the coffee or other food on offer (there is a full menu) it was packed on Sunday morning so thats got to be a good sign. Next time I'm in Warwick I'll be stopping in for a coffee and I'll let you know how it goes.

pretty standard food. should be much nicer considering the location and the large availability of…read moreparking.

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 have only been here once, and only for coffee, but they are clearly serious about their espresso…read moreproducts, and it was a good espresso macchiato. Worth a visit.

Right inside the Lord Leycester Hospital Historic House at the end of the Warwick High Street is a…read morefab tearoom-full of history from 1571 this genuine Elizabethan tearoom is a great find. Its free entry -you have to walk past the ticket office in the front and it takes you inside the historic complex and you can even sit partially outside overlooking a lovely courtyard. The food is also good. I particlularly like the homemade scones and cakes- try the coffee and walnut. There is not a large range of main meals but they are tasty and homemade and quality is good. Some of the portions are a bit on the large size. For a tearoom they also do a wicked cup of cappuccino! Watch their opening hours during autumn as they change and also close for a few months during winter.

I got the chance to sample some of their sandwiches, they were all tasty, but the cheese and…read moremarmalade was especially good.

A hidden gem worthwhile seeking out. Generous servings of freshly made food in quirky surroundingsread more

I have only been there twice, but my espresso macchiato was properly done and very good. My…read morecappuccino was (as is so common) more like a latte with thick foam on top, but unfortunately it's hard to find places that do better. I shall be generous with the stars though, thanks to that macchiato.