Whistle Stop Tea Rooms — Restaurant in England

Good location of the restaurant. Perhaps a bit small and cramped on the inside, but not much you can do with a small space. We've been a few times before and the food was lovely. However on our last occasion we were served by a very rude older woman with a bad attitude. When we noticed on the menu that a pot of tea was dearer than a mug of tea we thought perhaps we could share a pot between us as it sounds like you get a bigger portion, hence the extra expense. However when we asked the lady on how big their pots are, we were astonished to find you get LESS than a mug. She didnt seem to want to be at all helpful. Even when she proceeded to give us dirty spoons, and we asked for new ones, everything seemed like an imposition and a burdensome task to her. However apart from the rude waitress and the disproportionate tea sizing/pricing, everything else was fine. Somewhat disappointing as it didn't used to be like that. I think this place a taken a slight turn for the worse, which is a...

Has a nice relaxed atopmoshere. Breakfast is what I go in for most. As a vegetarian it is always nice to find a full English veggie breakfast on offer. Theirs differs from other breakfast in that it has fried bread (ask for extra toast instead if not to your liking), a veggie mash sausage and a breaded burger along with a glass of juice and side of jam and toast. Always cooked perfect. The toilets are always spotlessly clean too. Staff always...

Im sorry but the breakfast was awful. We went Sunday morning so don't know if it's different staff who cook but not good. Everything was deep fried including the mushrooms. Fried bread was so greasy I could still taste it hours later and I only had a mouthful. Egg was hard. I left most of my breakfast. People's orders came out before mine so had to ask where mine was. There is no need to deep fry everything. Not good and unfortunately...