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"now, what can I say, an amazing afternoon tee today, the size of the cake omg , finished up to 2 slices after home, bit expensive but the extra money worth, very generous and very tasty"
Dishes: 34
Amenities: 21
Categories: 5
Reviews: 1407
we were just a few hours in dead as it was the goal of our south devon railways tour. we found the city mesmerizing. there were so many quirky and wonderful caffes that it was difficult to decide. at the end we landed in the anne of cleves. we had the cream tea and a pot of red bush tea. the schurke we john told, who also served us, baked himself, was pretty good. the dipped cream and the jam were pretty, both we interacted with were warm and welcoming. that had a problem with the card machine, but glad we had some money on us. we enjoyed our short visit very much.
really nice tea room, with super courteous staff. my youngest wanted a sausage sand with (not on the menu) and a vanilla milkshake (only taste not on the menus) and they were more than happy to commit. we had the afternoon of the queen for 2, which was delicious, and the children were very happy with their lunch. fantastic cake, moist and tasteful. very much.
Nice, pleasant quirky café on the high street. Lovely food and cakes. Nice serving staff and owner. Loses a star for coffee grounds at the bottom of the cappuccino. Gentle note to owner: if you 're going to have a word with your waitress, please do so out of earshot of your customers. Thanks.
beautiful old building. the cakes in the window pulled us in. we were squeezed and ordered. when a larger table was available, we were moved. the food was delicious (common lunch and cake). the apple cake was worth it alone.
now, what can I say, an amazing afternoon tee today, the size of the cake omg , finished up to 2 slices after home, bit expensive but the extra money worth, very generous and very tasty
