Thomas Oken

Lovely, lovely tea experience. Piping hot, quality tea. Delicious scones. Unique and delightful atmosphere. The staff was lovely and the food quite tasty. I would love to come back.

I think this was the most «English» tea experience I had in the UK. We were hungry from walking around the Warwick castle, and I told my aunt that I wanted to try the tearoom that we walked pass earlier. We told the waitress that we wanted to sit outside cause there was a little bit of sun, but she never came out, so we went back in to sit inside. I had the regular English Breakfast tea and toasts with butter and sultana (raisins). My aunt had latte and cheese scones. It was an amazing experience, I finished the whole pot of tea with milk myself, and the toasts were great. She said it was the best tea time experience she had had so far, even though she has been living in the UK for years now lol. If you are in Warwick and want to have a good English tea experience, I recommend this place. This is an old Tudor house that was turned into a tearoom, which is brilliant.

Great little tea shop. Amazing selection of snacks, cakes and teas and a really warm and friendly atmosphere.
Can feel a little cramped when full, but that just adds to the atmosphere.
Well return (many times).
Highly recommended.

Having missed our hotel’s breakfast cut-​off time, we decided to head into Warwick and have a wander for a café. We walked by this the day before after exploring Warwick Castle, and I remember it being located so close to the castle. The menu looked reasonably priced, and the building itself was quaint and picturesque.
We went in, and were told we could take a table wherever we liked. They have two floors, and it really does feel like an old Tudor-​style house, with comfortable furniture and welcoming décor.
Everything we ordered turned out to be well-​prepared. They make their own mulled wine, grind coffee from Staffordshire and roast their own ham. I ordered the ham and cheese sandwich, which was full of flavour. My partner ordered the Welsh Rarebit, which he truly enjoyed.
We were able to get a table on the 1^st floor, in the window looking directly at the Church of St Mary. All in all, this was an excellent choice for our lunch, and I look forward to returning some day.

I’ve had brunch and cream tea at this cosy tea room by Warwick Castle. Great scrambled egg on big doorstops of toast, a gigantic warm scone served with a massive dollop of clotted cream and strawberry jam. My boyfriend has had an amazing pork pie platter there. He was eager to find out where the pie was from. Good locally made fruity chutney and homemade coleslaw. The selection of tea is extensive.
A great choice if you want a traditional British experience in an old, traditional setting. I can imagine it gets very busy in high season.

We stopped in here after a lovely day at Warwick Castle. Since it’s right outside the gate, we expected prices to be grossly inflated, but they were really quite reasonable. There are a wide variety of teas and cakes, scones and other treats, plus beer, cider and perfect for today’s chill… mulled wine. We had a beef sandwich that was pretty tasty. The horseradish sauce was the highlight. The building is very atmospheric. Sit upstairs for a lovely view.

This is the cutest, loveliest tea room in England! It’s so cosy and oozes character and charm. The perfect place for scones or crumpets and jam. Your tea is perfectly served in cute teacups. The staff are lovely and even wear gorgeous aprons that fit the décor perfectly. I highly recommend their scones and hone made soup! They also have scrummy traditional lemonade! Go to Warwick for this place!

This is a nice little place. The coffee is good and so are the cakes, if a little on the expensive side in some cases. The staff are friendly though and the place is always clean and welcoming (apart from the skeleton who lives in the corner!)