The loose leaf tea selection is really nice. But the bagels are the star - so fresh and stuffed full. The little garden out back is perfect for a sunny afternoon. Just a lovely, quiet spot.

The eggs benedict was done just right, with the hollandaise on the side. A lovely start to the day.

The scones were a real highlight. Warm, crumbly, and they give you a generous amount of clotted cream and jam. Just perfect with a pot of tea.

The bacon sandwich was really good - nice thick bacon and proper bread. The full breakfast was fine, hot and decent value.

The scones were the star here. Big, warm, and crumbly, served with a really good quality strawberry jam. The clotted cream was spot on. A proper, no-fuss cream tea. The place itself was quiet and comfortable, which was nice.

Busy spot by the canal, had to wait a bit. The salt beef sandwich was good, proper meat. But the spinach garnish felt a bit heavy, watercress would&#39;ve been nicer. Solid spot for a cuppa and a bite.

Lovely little tea room. The afternoon tea was generous - two rounds of sandwiches, a big scone, and a proper slice of cake. The tea selection was decent, though I would have loved a glass of something sparkling to go with it. No rush at all, which was nice.

Nice spot for a relaxed afternoon tea. The scones were lovely, but the real star was the tea list &ndash; found a great Oolong that paired perfectly.

Lovely vintage vibe here. The cafetiere coffee was good, but the trio of macaroons really stood out. The blue caramel one was spot on &ndash; not too sweet. Staff were friendly and looked sharp. Prices felt fair for what you get.

The food is always fresh and tasty. But the coffee&#39;s a bit hit or miss. Had a lovely cappuccino last week, but today&#39;s was just okay. Still a nice spot for a quiet lunch.

Been coming here for years. It&#39;s a proper little hideaway down the lane. Their milkshake is the real deal - thick, not too sweet. Always hits the spot. Prices are fair for what you get.

Staff were lovely and the place had a nice vibe. Food was tasty, but the portion sizes felt a bit small for the price. I left still feeling a bit peckish, which was a shame.

Lovely view of the cathedral from the terrace on a sunny day. Had a coffee and a slice of their carrot cake - it was moist and not too sweet. A nice, quiet spot for a little break.

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