Horner Tea Gardens — Restaurant in England

A quiet and tiny little village that hosts a beautiful tea garden. Situated just a stones throw from some beautiful Exmoor walks ,(Webbers post just up the hill) and right next to a idyllic river, the Tea garden at Horner really is a spot to be visited. You literally step back in time as you enter the garden as you are met by a well laid out garden with lots of nostalgic ornaments and arrangements. There is even a stall where you can buy some locally grown flowers and shrubs. (£2 each on average). The service was brilliant. Judith, the lady who served me, was so welcoming and polite. She was very informative about the local area, and indeed the local produce for sale. I must say, Judith's sales tactics worked on me as I bought a pot of honey,and a pot of Jam (£12 for both) Just behind the tea garden is a sizeable Natural Trust car park with toilets This place is completely wheelchair accessible, as is the entrance from the car park. Dog friendly too. We treated ourselves to the cream teas. The scones were so fresh, they were still warm. At 2pm in the afternoon, that's amazing. For just £6 it was...

The tea shop next door is a far more better place the ploughmans is so small and nothing like a ploughmans lunch tea for two in a small stainless steel pot that would only fill one and a half cups also the tray hadn't landed on the table before they where asking for payment there's lots of little things that make a tea room stand out and this establishment needs some of this bone China for starters green leads on plate with salad serve not the dressed iceberg tasteless and just full of nothing please take this as constructive criticism as I would love to return in the near future to see a super tea room that deserves to...

We stopped here for much needed food and a cuppa after a 6 mile walk. We both shared a lovely pot of Earl Grey tea and both had the ham ploughman's lunch. The ham was lovely and even better when paired with the delicious chutney and the bread was very fresh, soft and cut thickly. Some people were having a cream tea which also looked delicious, maybe we will try it next time. It was a lovely warm day and it was nice to see so many people enjoying the tea gardens. Definitely a...