The Mad Hatters Tearooms — Restaurant in Scotland

We stopped en route from Scotland to Newcastle. We were given a friendly greeting as we entered and shown to a table.We wanted a drink and a sandwich, we both choose the the mad hatters high tea.It was amazing, served on tiered platters.There is a wide choice of which sandwich, toastie or panini you would like, and properly filled, not just a bit of filling in the middle. A side salad too which was a lovely surprise.Big homemade scones with plenty of jam and cream on the side. The tea was served in a tradional pot with lovely china cups and saucers.Very filling and all for just £8.95 each. Next time we are passing this way we will be...

Had cream tea for 3 of us. The scones were warm and beautifully light. The couple who run it are lovely and the atmosphere of all things Mad Hatter was fun. They accommodated a full age range from children (high chair provided) to the more mature amongst us. The whipped cream was fresh and the coffee and tea were good and served in proper old fashioned china. The menu for other food looked great with good old fashioned home cooking and a few more contemporary twists on old favourite dishes. Hint: one scone is more than enough and fills you up for the day. Well...

Can't really comment on cooked food but had a tuna sandwich which was no better than a tesco pre packed sandwich with a bit of side salad. Had coffee and walnut " home made " cake that unfortunately was made with margarine and not butter. You can taste and feel the texture of it. I know the difference between butter and margarine made cakes being married to a baker. The cappuccino was nice and hot and decent strength. The decor is really quaint and the staff are...