Reflections Tea Rooms — Restaurant in England

It is absolutely lovely, very warm, and welcoming. I attended a funeral at the crematorium, and I helped a gentleman who fell over, I said I'd walk him to the car with his wife. I then got invited into this little gem! They were a lovely couple, pleasure to have met you, Ronnie and Jill. Kim and the team were lovely! It's a very small world. Kim is a credit to the business and has a vast amount of experience. The place can go far. Yulia did a lovely flat white, I am not a fan of Stokes Coffee, but I'll say it's one of the best I've had, especially using Stokes coffee. Cakes look lovely, but I didn't have any. The food that was coming out of the kitchen looked lovely. Just because it's near a crematorium, don't be put off. It's for everyone to use. It is lovely to sit and reflect on someone's life or talk to someone.

I will be visiting again for sure! Kind regards, Chris...

I quite like Reflections Tea Rooms. Primarily because, although I'm in my 60s, I'm still a kid at heart, and they have a smashing fish finger sandwich on the menu...nomnom... The coffee is really good, and the accompanying side salad is fresh and crunchy 😋 If I have a criticism, it is that the actual tea rooms feel a bit clinical in terms of decor. The tables and chairs serve their function well enough, but it feels like you're in an employee canteen rather than a tea room. The staff are very friendly and the food was served quickly. Overall, I give Reflections a definite thumbs and would...

Lovely breakfasts - piping hot, fresh and delicious, with good quality ingredients, value, and portions (I couldn't finish mine, which was lush!). Easy parking and perfect for somewhere away from the main hustle and bustle of town; it's open 7 days with a varied menu of breakfasts, light bites, sandwiches, paninis, jacket potatoes and hot and cold drinks - and gorgeous cakes. The upstairs can be hired for wakes, with an affordable spread. A welcome rest stop for mourners visiting the crematorium or cemetery (and indeed, those of us taking services there), and worth a visit in...