Manor Farm Tea Room — Restaurant in Guildford

An exceptional team room with the best scones I have ever had. YES, THE BEST. Large fresh fruity scones served with whipped cream and delicious strawberry jam(these were served separately in small glass jars.

We hadn’t planned to have scones but having walked from Blackberry Cottage some 3.5 km away, we thought we deserved a treat.

The entire tea room is a work of art with pictures of local artists adorning the walls, fresh flowers on all the tables. Simply a delight.

Service was quick despite it being busy and we were lucky to secure one of the last available tables. However upon being seated, a few tables paid up and things quietened down briefly. (We arrived at around 11.15 AM).

Back to the coffee…..we ordered a large pot of plunger coffee for two and it came within a few minutes. We let it brew while having a chat and salivating at the varying dishes being served to customers near to us. The soup seemed to be a popular choice but there are many options on the menu, both sweet and savoury.

Staff were polite and happy.

One thing to note, if you are like me and first layer butter onto a scone before adding the jam and cream, you will need to ask for butter.

Price wise, two scones and enough coffee and milk for my partner and I to have two cups apiece came to £15 and some cents. A bargain at half the price!

For those driving, it didn’t seem to be an impossible mission to get a park.

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