Superb little place to enjoy afternoon tea. The scones are huge, deliciously tasty and homemade -…read moreserved with a large pot of cream and strawberry jam you really can't go wrong. Inside there are many more tasty cakes and bakes available, again all home made and generously portioned. As this place is situated far enough away from the busier seafront end of town, siting outside here on a sunny day is a brilliant way to relax and unwind whilst doing a spot of people watching.

This has always been my number one choice of coffee shop in Minehead. The food and drink on offer…read moreis really well above all the rest that I have visited, and it is clear that everything that they offer is homemade, home grown, and love has gone into everything they make! the prices are really great considering the size of portions, for example the muffins, cakes and pastries are really large and so you might not fit in lunch afterwards! The teas are great, all different types of speciality teas are on offer at the creamery and so there is something for everyone. the waitresses are really good and helpful, making you feel at home all the time.

This is a very old cafe that has been on Minehead sea front for many decades. The Strand has the…read morefeel of a 50s American Diner, with red and white gingham rub down tablecloths and green faux leather booths. There is a ramp to access the cafe for disabled visitors. The best part of the Strand's menu are their knickerbockerglories! They have a really large range of knickerbockerglories on offer and they are always a hit with the tourists as they are much cheaper than you will find nearby. The food on offer is both self service and waited to the table, which is nice to have the option of both on offer. The food is simple, burgers, chicken, lasagne etcbut is nice for a snack, especially if you manage to snag a window booth, which is fairly hard to do anytime after 11:00 as it gets incredibly busy.

Willows is a tiny cafe at the top of Minehead on the Avenue. it is a very quaint, quiet and…read moreintimate little cafe where you can relax over a nice cup of tea and cream scone. The atmosphere is very country, rural and the decor is really sweet and old fashioned, but not old as it is always very clean and well maintained. The menu is really great, offering all sorts of sandwiches, paninis, wraps, lunchtime food and desserts. The scones and teas are really amazing and high quality. The staff are really nice and friendly, offering a warm welcome and are not intimidating or unfriendly. there is not a huge amount of space for large families, but sufficient for a few families to fit in. There is also some outdoor seats on the patio for when the cafe is really busy.

Came here for afternoon tea, and it was an experience we wish we had every day! It had a beautiful…read morequaint patio, and it made the experience all the better. The scones were a good size, and they were fresh and warm, straight out of the oven, and melt in your mouth! There was plenty of clotted cream, and plenty of jam. Unlike many tea places, they weren't stingy with them, which we appreciated greatly. I'd have liked a bit more tea, which was delicious, but I'm sure they would have refilled my little pot had I asked.

Very cute tea room set back from the high street. Had a nice cream tea with a ginger scone, quite…read moretasty, friendly service.

35 pounds for a family but it is attached to one of the most glorious English gardens I the world…read more Absolutely lovely. Also check out Watersmeet in Lynton, is absolutely stunning place out of a book.

This not nt so you have to pay extra to go round it is only small the kind of place you would only…read morevisit once but it is interesting and they still make flour and lovely jumbo oats that you can purchase from the little shop. The tea shop is lovely with huge pieces of yummy cake well worth visiting the tea shop alone. The tea shop is in a separate building so you do not need to pay to just visit the tearoom. There is no parking on site we parked in the public carpark in the village and walked to the mill.Or if you are nt members you can use their carpark and walk through dunster castle grounds to reach the mill.

This is a very simple cafe on the main high street in Minehead, overlooking the Beach which gives…read moreit a large advantage to other cafes that are located on the high street rather than on the sea front. There is a lot of seating outside, aswell as inside which is not that large but has ample space for families. The staff are good, but there is not always a sufficient amount of staff working to cope with the amount of people in the cafe, as it can get extremely busy at lunchtime, especially during the Summer or early Autumn. The food is reasonably priced, but not fantastic. The paninis and sandwiches are very nice but you can find better elsewhere, however it is nice to eat overlooking the Beach.