Marsh Bridge Cottage — Hotel in Great Britain

We’re staying in Dulverton and saw this little B and B at the side of the road where we were going for a walk. After our walk on the first day, we popped in for a pot of earl grey and a slab of lemon drizzle cake….. it was delicious!! So the next day after having had lunch at a pub, we decided to go back and try the scones for our dessert…. Best decision ever. The cakes are freshly made on site and our scones came out still warm From the oven, a VERY generous pot of clotted cream and large pot of jam on the side (the lady owner even said just to ring the bell if we wanted more cream but that would have been tooooo greedy 😂). We have a few more days left in our break and we’ll most definitely be going back for more!!||Lovely friendly service and nice outdoor seating with our...

Camped in Dulverton again for Whitsun this year and HAD to walk through the woods (it's the law!!) to this lovely, small, quirky tearoom (all tables are outside). |There were 4 of us and we all had a cream tea (plus cake!) and it was all fresh and delicious. You get offered extra jam and cream but what was supplied was more than enough. It was our friends first time in Dulverton and they wanted to go back the next day and have another cream tea!!|We didn't but will do next year when we are all back in Dulverton. |Sitting in the sunshine, listening to the birds and the river, whilst eating a cream...

In current times, let’s face it a traditional Cream Tea is an indulgence. So if you must, you want it “done proper” This transported me back to my youth, when Cream Teas were commonplace. You won’t be disappointed. Nice matching china and cutlery. Generous bowls of jam and clotted cream, and delicious warm scones to die for. £7.50 well spent. Please support this lady, this art could soon be lost and forgotten. And this is Somerset (just) so you can have jam or cream first. Let Cornwall & Devon...