Whittle Vintage Tea Room & Café — Restaurant in Chorley

Went for afternoon tea. Absolutely fabulous. Pink flamingo themed decor. Homemade cakes. The afternoon tea was lovely. Three well filled sandwiches, ham, cheese and pickle, tuna and cucumber. Crisps, salad and coleslaw garnish. Coconut Tart, Meringue with fresh cream, a Chocolate cup cake and of course a fruit Scone With Jam And fresh cream. The cakes were full sized all baked on the premises. There was a mini tea cup of Broccoli and Blue Cheese soup to start with all washed down with tea or coffee. Oo, I almost forgot! A mini ice cream cone in a mini holder sits on the side of your saucer. All this for £15-95 each. All nice and fresh. Booking for afternoon tea is 24hrs in advance. They do other food options. Fantastic service, friendly and helpful. The toilet facilities are wheelchair friendly, also ample room in the tea room for wheelchair users. The parking at the front is a little limited to 3 or 4 spaces, but there is...

We recently had a lovely afternoon tea with around 40 friends celebrating a bride to be. The food was fresh and delicious. Everything was set up beautifully and the atmosphere was just right. They are able to cater for most dietary needs very well. Me and my friend asked for glutenfree and dairyfree in advance. Our 3 tier stand had scone & jam, cakes and jelly, with sandwiches, crisps, salad and coleslaw on the bottom. The sandwiches were lovely, the meringue and chocolate delicious and filling. It was so nice to not feel left out when everyone else is eating delicious things. Everyone was offered boxes to take leftovers home.They served pots of tea and cafetiere coffee, decaf available, it came with tiny ice cream cones for those able to have wheat, (we had gf/df biscuits which were a bit of a let down). There's parking on the front for a few cars but it's limited in the local area, so lifts were organised....

Lovely food. Here with family for a significant birthday so a big mix of ages.

The afternoon tea for little kids was lovely as they still provides little plastic teapots with cold water. The kids were still able to 'take part'.

Our afternoon teas were jubilee themed with biscuits in the shape of the Queen's head, coronation chicken sandwiches (yum), blueberry and fruit scones and their own take on the jubilee trifle.

Even before the afternoon tea, we were served with an amuse bouche of Eton mess ice cream - which was a lovely touch. A small break and then a delightfully smooth broccoli and stilton soup before the afternoon tea itself.

Yummy!

All nice and clean with lovely friendly staff. Heartily...