Teahouse restaurants in England
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De Grey's
A swooningly nostalgic tearoom that easily could be plucked from an Agatha Christie mystery, De Grey's serves excellent breakfasts, lunches and afternoon teas, and superior cakes and patisserie throughout the day.
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Eyam Tea Rooms
All chintz and doilies, this cute tearoom serves delicious homemade cakes and pastries, as well as hearty lunches.
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Peak Pantry
This unpretentious place on the village square has a mouth-watering array of slices and decent coffee.
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Tiny Tim's Tearoom
Swish 1930s English tearoom offering hungry shoppers big breakfasts bursting with Kentish ingredients and tiers of cakes, crumpets, cucumber sandwiches and scones plastered in clotted cream.
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Dean Street Townhouse
Afternoon tea in the parlour of the Dean Street Townhouse hardly gets better; it’s old-world cosy, with its upholstered furniture and roaring fireplace, and the pastries are divine. In summer, you can enjoy eating at one of the few tables on the street terrace.
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Tea Cosy
You can hardly get in the door of this bonkers tearoom offering cakes and sandwiches for royal family memorabilia, including ample Kate and Wills paraphernalia.
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The Old Bakery Tea Rooms
A Hansel-and-Gretel-like timber-framed Tudor building dating from the 15th century houses this enchanting tearoom. Cakes are tantalisingly displayed in the windows, and everything is baked fresh on the premises. Lunch specials include soups, frittata, bruschetta, and smoked salmon brioche.
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St Martin's Tearooms
A little cocoon of nooks and crannies tucked away in a part-18th-century, part-medieval town house, this passionately organic cafe serves freshly ground coffee, wholesome, mostly vegetarian food and a wicked selection of desserts. There's also a guest piano with which to shatter the tranquil scene if you so wish. St Martin's St is off East St.
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Bettys
Afternoon tea, old-school style, with white-aproned waitresses, linen tablecloths and a teapot collection ranged along the walls. House speciality is the Yorkshire Fat Rascal – a huge fruit scone smothered in melted butter – but the smoked haddock with poached egg and Hollandaise sauce is our favourite lunch dish. No bookings - queue for a table at busy times.
Betty's younger sister, Betty's Stonegate, is more demure and less crowded, but just as good.
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