The Atmospheric Victorian Tea Rooms & Restaurant
Step back in time to the glorious Victorian Era - The days of Empire
A Celebration of Traditional British Food & Drink
The afternoon ritual of serving tea has been developed to a fine art here, and is so accomplished that the Bridge Tea Rooms has been recognized as excellent by the prestigious UK Tea Guild for the past 15 years.
Put aside any notions of dangling a tea bag in a mug, and think instead of delicate bone china, the finest leaf teas, and friendly staff in Victorian costumes serving home-made cakes, pastries and sandwiches.
Housed in a former blacksmith's cottage dating from 1675, the Bridge Tea Rooms positively oozes atmosphere, and the classical music playing gently in the background sets a tranquil tone.
Interesting light meals are also served throughout the day and traditional British dishes in the evening.
Delicious Dorset Cream Teas
The best cream tea in England?
Freshly made fruit & plain scones.
Farm produced clotted cream and strawberry extra jam (45% fruit) made using traditional recipes by award winning producers in Thomas Hardy's 'Valley of the Dairies' in Dorset.
A fantastic range of loose leaf teas served in delicate bone china.
Typically English Afternoon Teas served on Three Tier Stands
Fully Licensed Restaurant open Monday to Saturday evenings serving classic British dishes.
Families more than welcome.
Call 01225 865537 to make a reservation.
Step Back in Time to the
Glorious Victorian Era
The days of Empire
Opening Times
Monday to Saturday 9:30 am to 9:30 pm (last orders for evening meals)
Sunday 10 am to 6 am
01225 865537
