The Old Beetham Post Office in South Lakeland

My wife and I have visited the Old Post Office quite a few times now. It’s our favourite place of all time, rather bold statement! But the friendly atmosphere and greeting from husband and wife team is a delight. Everything is homemade. You feel like a child in a candy shop! The selection of sandwiches, panini’s, soups and cakes are a mouthwatering treat. The beef, relish and Stilton panini, with salad and crisps is month watering. All this is set in the most homely and interesting decor surroundings. No one will ever be disappointed. Old Beetham Post Office, gets our ‘stamp’ of approval…and licks all competition…give it a try. Graham& Val

Called in after seeing the good reviews and we weren't disappointed. A little shop was on the ground floor and stairs led up to an olde worlde tearoom. We just had tea/coffee and lemon and blueberry scones which were delicious and beautifully presented. The lady who served us was very pleasant. Managed to park right outside but it was a bit tight even in our smallish car. On the way to Milnthorpe we passed a layby where we would probably park next time (this would just be a flat 10 minute walk back to the tearoom). We would also have a look around Beetham. Really enjoyed our visit and the owners have made this a little gem.

The Old Post Office, situated opposite the ancient church in Beetham, is a charming place with a little shop as you enter and a lovely little tearoom upstairs. The tearoom is nicely decorated and full of old style charm with painted stone walls, exposed ceiling beams and a warming fire. From the good menu we simply had tea and coffee and shared an excellent lemon and blueberry scone. It was all rather lovely, as was the service, and we highly recommend it.

This little tea room is the best. The owners are really lovely. The cakes all home made are absolutely delicious. There is nothing bad to say except we’re sad when it’s closed. We have been on numerous occasions and hopefully will continue to do so. Thankyou

Such a lovely cafe and so lucky to have this in walking distance of home, it is the ideal place to take family and friends for coffee and cake or for some lunch. They always enjoy it just as much as we do. I have visited on several occasions for either lunch, or coffee and cake, and everything is always spot on, lovely friendly owners and the cakes are all homemade and so tasty with a great selection. The biscuit that comes with your coffee is also fab! Highly recommend

What a find after a pleasant walk through Dallam Park. Hard to find cafes of this quality and uniqueness. Stopped off for a refreshing cup of tea all served in china cups with ample refills from the pot. Homemade cakes to die for, so much choice served with a small pot of cream and fresh strawberries and blueberries. This is a cafe with old English atmosphere and calmness. You will not be disappointed on your visit, such a nice change from all the commercialised cafes of today.

Last time we were here it was for a tasty takeaway soup to warm a chilly day's work in the church opposite. This time was more leisurely, with a delicious and prettily presented pea/mint soup and houmous/beetroot sandwich combination. The vegan options were produced with no fuss and much charm. We were rather full after all that but it was all so relaxing that we followed it with one of those cakes that you know you ought to cut in half to save for later but somehow you just keep eating until it's gone. Returning soon. Thank you for the warm welcome and delightful food.

great little cafe, tucked away in Beetham. Although it wouldn't have the same cosy feel, its a shame they couldn't get a bigger place as the area is craving something like this where you can take all your family instead of just a few in at a time. But if you can get in, enjoy and if you can't its worth waiting around for!

This was an excellent place. Cheese scones with a live of cheese and chutney with coffee were served by the delightful host who made us feel very welcome and valued. We sat outside opposite the church watching the world go by. Highly recommended indeed.

Great stop once you’ve visited the fairy steps. Friendly service and lovely homemade cakes. Lovely to sit outside and hear the church bells ring. Banana bread and brownies were delicious

Yes I do eat out a lot especially cafés. I only give honest reviews sometimes too honest . Called in on the off chance the weather would stay clement . It's a café we have visited before with excellent food. Now offering takeaway. As usual we must support them. This time roast beef sandwich and turkey and cranberry sandwich. Presented in takeaway box . Good fresh bread , very fresh salad with cous cous. Followed by( I know I shouldn't have ) delicious fruit strudel . Coffee and tea were very good. Luckily it stayed fine so we had a very pleasant lunch in the church yard watching the swallows . Highly recommended this café 😁

For coffee and cake to go sit on a bench somewhere. Only open 10-1400. But that may just be the tea serving bit Great selection Little gem of a local place

Family run and marvellous home cooked food. Menu differs daily and the cakes can be taken home. Only small place so booking is best, but not necessary. Ideal for walkers and bikers. Car parking a bit problematic, but the food makes it all worth the effort of park and a little walk.

- Paninis are always great - Owners are friendly, amazing people - Best home made cakes in the area - Farrers Coffe is on point - Nice setting and always looked after

Excellent food, all fresh, home made soup of the day and good selection of sandwiches and paninis which were very fresh and tasty. The cakes are to die for. Would definitely recommend

This is my absolute favourite place. I have to say I’ve been turned away more times than I’ve got in but that just makes me want it more! It’s very small but charming, warm & cosy. Of course I should ring ahead to book but my phone never has a signal so I just turn up. They do a particular raspberry cake whose name I can’t remember but it is gorgeous, moist & flavoursome but not too sweet. Even my husband was impressed & cute little cafes are his cup of tea really cos he’s a big guy.I sincerely hope they can ride out the current awful situation & look forward to tip toeing up your stairs to see if you’ve got a small table just for me.

The Old Post Office Beetham is a general store and amazing tea rooms.A really great atmosphere in this small Tea Rooms great food and beverages.Highly recommend a visit if you are in the area or out for a walk. It is also dog friendly as well as human.

Amazing always good service and lovely food, Nice little tea room, Very cosy and the best part always welcoming with a nice smile.

Just off the A6 this great little place is quaint, not in your face and relaxed, Its not big but comes with real china, excellent food and quality service. Cakes, scones, soups sarnies etc fab. Great selection of teas and quality coffee. Grandson loved his soup which was filling, came with quality bread and a decent lump of butter.Dog friendly to!! Staff very friendly and helpful.The tea room is above the small shop so if your infirm think about it, toilets very clean as was the place itself. The four of us enjoyed our visit and will be back. Check opening times.

Visited for my fiancees birthday. As she loves an afternoon tea i had searched Trip Advisor for somewhere on the way to Keswick from Southport and saw the ratings this place had got.... They werent wrong!!!!We loved the tearoom, the guys running it and of course the spread that we got served on the china plates and stands (£14.95pp).Fine array of sandwiches, extra fresh and fillings that were just the best... accompanied with a savoury tartlette that was just beautiful too. It is often a thing with me being a man that there isnt enough savoury and too much cake, so this was a great change for me.... not that there was any scrimpping on the sweet side you understand!!!For we had a scone each, with lashings of clotted cream and jam (some places you would have to be sparing as sharing between two, but not here!), there was then the smaller tasters which were home made victoria sponge(especially loved this), a banoffee inspired cake, macaron, brownie and coconut macaroon type cake.Good choice of teas, coffees, ect as your chosen hot drink and offers to top up when they could see the greedy pair may need some more lubrication!We were packed off with the little bit we had left in doggy bags and we left completely satisfied, with my fiance feeling like she had been completely spoilt on her birthday...Top stuff guys, well done! Will be back when next up that way for sure.

We stumbled across this beautiful little tearoom and we are so glad we did! This quaint little building is so beautifully decorated and little touches make the tea room have so much character! The couple who run the tearoom are clearly lovely people and have a passion for what they do. Me and my friend had a lovely lunch with soup and sandwiches which were delicious. We obviously couldn’t refuse tea and cake to end our lunch! The raspberry and coconut cake is a must, served warm with clotted cream!! We will definitely be back!

this is why this part of the world is so special! coming back to Cumbria to look after my sick father has been made so much more bearable by visiting places like this and the surrounding area. Just a lovely setting, I could of stayed all afternoon and watched the world go by.

Came across this lovely tea room whilst cycling . The kind owners offered to put our cycles in the locked passageway. For lunch we had cheese and chutney sandwiches and broccoli and Stilton soup . All nicely presented and a lovely touch of mini shortbread with your hot drink . A lovely place with a huge welcome - highly recommended !

My wife and I dropped in for a coffee this afternoon after a long walk.We went upstairs passing the couple who run the cafe. Chose a table. Then told that the cafe was closing at 3pm and they couldn't serve us, it was 2.45pm when we were back outside the premises.I work in hospitality I would offer drink and cake only and remind the customer that the cafe will be closing at 3pm.We have visited before and enjoyed the experience but it does feel like its someones hobby/pastime and not a business.

Excellent. Food, service, atmosphere and value for money, does get busy as very small but overall excellent

We can highly recommend their afternoon tea. You could not fault it in any way,,,Very well presented with everything fresh and homemade,sandwiches,cakes and scones.We just loved everything they gave us.The choice of drinks with it was excellent.

Popped into this cafe prior to walking up to the Fairy Steps . The cafe is up a steep flight of stairs , so not really suitable for the infirm , but worth the climb up . The couple running the cafe are friendly and looked after us . The menu is is pretty good , however we just chose toast and jam plus tea and coffee which were nice and hot on a cool day. The view from the window gives a extra view of the church of St Michael across the road . Recommended

My son visits here frequently with his cycling pals & said it was the best cafe for miles, so thought we’d have a little jaunt there ourselves.

Hubby and I have eaten here several times in recent weeks and cannot fault the food, service or comfort of the tea rooms. A lovely wood burner keeping it cozy and warm on cold days, welcoming owners who are friendly and accommodating, great choice of food and a homely environment. What more could you ask for? It is a small cafe but we have always managed to get seats (after a short wait on one busy day). Little touches go a long way. So pleased we found this little gem

I try to pop in for lunch during a cycle ride and there is a place to park the bicycle off the street. Upstairs the welcome if very warm and the food with a variety of neat little but significant touches. The choice of dressing, the small biscuit with a hot drink, the menu always has a number of special items.Well recommended, but you may find that it is rather busy with very good reason due to the quality. If you want to be sure then be sure to book at busy times.

Another lovely lunch, a warm welcome from the owners & the wood burner! Great food, beautifully presented and very reasonable.

Called in here by chance when out cycling with Lake District bikes Ltd . A really welcome cup of tea with cakes renewed our energy bank so off we went....back into the rain!

A great way to finish a walk through the Fairy Steps and surrounding woodland is lunch at the Old Beetham Post office. Soup and sandwhichs as good as ever and carrot cake is excellent. Love the delicious little buscuits served with the tea and coffee, owners and staff are lovely, decor cute and good magazines, whats not to love!

Stopped here for coffee and cake on Bank Holiday Monday before heading out for a walk. What a beautiful little coffee shop. Excellent friendly service, delicious selection of cakes and bakes, lovely coffee - set us up perfectly for our walk. Very busy at times and you may have to wait to be seated - but be patient - it is well worth the wait. We will definitely be back again.

There is no parking outside this tearoom and we were lucky to find a space in the village because it was the school sports day. That said, it was definitely worth a visit. If we hadn't used Tripadvisor we wouldn't have known this tearoom was there and the reviews were accurate.

We visited this cafe at the same time looking in and around beetham.

All food is homemade, mainly vegetarian based. Cakes are delightful. Very friendly staff. Only draw back is lack of car park. Only open certain days.

Went there for lunch today. Lovely ambience, superp food and efficient and friendly service. Situated on a side road, overlooking the Norman church, it is reminiscent of a bygone age. We sat outside watching the very slow world go by. Very reasonably priced too. And the tea is loose leaf - non of that tea bag nonsense. We will return!

We have visited here now in excess of 20 times (at least), on our own, with friends, with dog and never, ever had cause for complaint. Just delightful, local people doing great things in a delightful village - what else do you need?

Absolutely charming. A good cup of coffee with a real punch. Very tasty panini. Small village treasure.

Great for a light lunch after a spring walk. in the sounding countryside Great coffee, lovely lunch and just a really tranquil and cozy place, in a very pretty location

Once again we had a lovely meal at the Old Beetham Post Office. Our meals, delicious soup, sandwiches, panini, plus the most wonderful warm walnut, apple and cinnamon cake, with fresh raspberries and cream. Couldn’t fault a thing...well I could ... my wife took half of the cake!! Such a quaint, friendly place, owners make you feel so welcome too. A must for anyone visiting the area or walking the ‘Fairy Steps’ walk. Thank you.

Really nice place, small but with a capacity for about 20 possibly. Extremely friendly people / staff serving well prepared and tasty food. This is my second visit. Well worth a phone call beforehand to check availabiliy. I will definitely return.

Great coffee and cakes with fantastic hosts Lorraine and Huw. A hidden gem well worth a visit. Would recommend the Tiffin. By the way very popular stop so you may need to book to get a good table....

Wonderful little tea room hidden in the teeniest street opposite an old church, such a charming cafe with only 4-5 tables, good selection of specials and the good old classic panninis and cakes. We had a cheese scone and soup at a very reasonable £5.50,...

We had tasty soup, lovely artisan bread and delicious cake, made and served by the pleasant proprietors and all very reasonable - cosy wood burner too, on a very cold day. Will definitely go again and would recommend.

Called in for a late lunch/snack, warm, friendly, freshly prepared food. Although there is limited space definitely worth making the effort to find, homemade cakes and excellent coffee

Went with a friend for afternoon tea on a Sunday in February to celebrate her upcoming birthday. When we were...

Hadn't been for a few years but called in last Monday for refreshments after a walk. Lovely small upstairs café...

I hadn't been to the Post Office for years, but a friend said that it was good, so we met...

We have been several times and loved it each time, including today. The standards and quality remain high and it...

Excellent friendly staff. Super food. Good portions, tasty and interesting menu. Home baked cakes. Service with a smile. Owners british...

My visit on New Years Eve was my 3rd visit to this wonderful shop and tea room and I took...

We have the delight of living in the Village of Beetham and within walking distance of this tea room. It's just gorgeous, fresh food, lo key welcome, great decor, and a range of gifts and staples as well as special food. We have lots of choices in this area but this is up there for me every time, and good value compared to lots of other local similar places. Dog friendly. Must visit if you have not already.

I went to the tearoom to buy some well known brand of chalk paint for a project. It's a lovely place crammed full of beautiful pieces of hand painted furniture. The tea room was an afterthought for me, but after I bought my paint I went upstairs to the cosiest cafe. Not at all twee but comfortable and full of creative touches. It's clear the owners have put a lot of thought into the style.

We meet up for lunch every other Wednesday and sady it doesn't open on this day so one of us hS to take time off if we go here . It's worth it though the food is beautiful, the owners so friendly , it's very quaint and well priced . Very few tables so book if necessRy of go eRly

What a little gem of a place? We chose three different items, each of which was absolutely spot-on. Apparently, the mackerel pate is "to die for"! The available breads

What a fabulous little tea rooms, cakes, coffee, tea sandwiches all fresh, homemade and delicious. Lovely couple who own it.

really cute shop with the tea room upstairs. decorated beautifully

Found this fantastic little tea room after searching on internet. Only a tiny place, but loads of character. All food was freshly made using local suppliers. A lovely selection of teas and cakes made our visit complete.

By chance yesterday my wife and I found the Beetham Post Office tea room. We live fairly locally but have never been in. We had delicious panini' with salad and soup. All home made, so wonderful. Homemade cakes and scones just looked out of this world, but we we so full...we will have to come back very soon to try. Owners were so friendly, quirky little room with many interesting items on show. It was a delightful end to a lovely walk...mmm perhaps it was the fairies from the Fairy Steps guiding us....not a bad wish, ha!!

Takes you back in time. You can almost imagine the " War Horse" film opening scene clattering down the road outside. Do NOT bring caravans - road is too narrow. Lovely church opposite, well worth a quick, or long, look.

Called in for lunch part way round our 40 mile bike ride. There is somewhere secure to store your bike.The upstairs cafe is very cosy with very pleasant and comfortable decor and furniture. The menu choice is just right for lunch and the food is excellent, we had pate, cake and coffee at a fair price.Not forgetting the friendly service.It was worth the 40 mile circuit bike ride for the lunch and it remains firmly on our circuits for future rides.......although any form of transport gets you there!!

We have started to visit this tea room after our friends in Silverdale said give it a try, what a gem this place is the cakes are the best in the area and it has a lovely atmosphere when ever we call in just the perfect place to go for that special piece of cake.

... Well actually our order was "2 lattes, a slice of carrot cake, a slice of warm, fresh raspberry and coconut tray bake and a huge doggy water bowl"! What a delightful find this little place is. After a relatively short trek from Silver Ridge Caravan Park through muddy fields and boggy woods, accompanied by our 3 dogs, we were looking forward to our first visit to The Old Beetham Post Office as it had been highly recommended to us by our neighbours. Our dogs enjoyed the trek a little too much and ended up rather muddy pawed and one of them was emitting quite an odour having rolled in 'something' en route ! We knew The Old Post Office was dog friendly but there was no way we would inflict our 'eau de sheep poo' dogs on other diners so we decided that we would ask if they did 'takeaway coffees'. On arrival we were delighted to see a picture perfect table for two outside the quaint little frontage. Perfect ! We were served by the most friendly and pleasant man who turned out to be the owner. Our lattes were hot and our cakes were 'truly scrumptious' - the huge doggy water bowl was gratefully received by our 3 fur babies. The tasteful crockery and cutlery complimented the food perfectly. Now that we have discovered this little gem of a place we will most definitely be back to sample their hot lunchtime food.

We were advised about these years rooms by a family member all I can say is thank you to them.... soup and goats cheese tart was amazingly good and reasonably priced... staff attentive and friendly a must if in the area.

Stopped here after visiting the Mill in the village. Tea room above the small shop only five table. Wonderful service from the couple running it. The selection of cakes was good we had different type all fresh and well presented. We Could not ask for better.

Good service, excellent food, beautiful setting. What more could you want? Great range of food, savoury and sweet. Some gluten free cakes. Soup usually gluten free. Must visit place

We have called here a couple of times now and been impressed both times. We only intended having a coffee but the cake proved too much of a temptation. Apple, walnut and cinnamon was good but the carrot ....... mmmmmm!It is clean and cosy with a warm fire and the owner is helpful and friendly.There are only a few tables and two were reserved when we called so beware.

Just visited this lovely cafe. Staff were so nice and friendly. The cakes and scones were fresh and to die for, and all at very reasonable prices. We thoroughly enjoyed our short stop at this cafe.

Recommended by a friend, went with a girlfriend and was very impressed, we had lunch which was of great quality at a decent price. The fire was blazing with a nice friendly atmosphere. Clean with very good service, a great little gem and I will return.

Called on the off chance for lunch - excellent. I had cheese scone with a piece of cheese and pickle. Very tasty. A lovely experience, small but perfect. You must go.

Opening times as advertised on trip advisor simply don't apply ... This cafe closes on a whim and can't be relied upon at the end of a walk for the coffee and cake they pride themselves on. I've come to the conclusion it's more of a hobby than a business and pledge never to drive out there again, only to read another hand written sign ' closed today ' .....

Lorraine and Hugh are wonderful hosts, super home made food, everything is spot on. Nothing too much trouble for them.

Came here for a birthday lunch - was told by shop keepers in nearby town that it might be hard to get in as it was small but I think being mid week it wasn't too crowded. Lunches were delicious - sandwiches with a selection of salads, they also had a small hot food menu. The cakes were gorgeous, we had the carrot cake which was excellent. The cafe is very cosy with lots of interesting decor most of which seems to be for sale and a great little farm shop downstairs. Would highly recommend a visit.

We found the Old Beetham Post Office by accident, when cycling from Lands End to John O'Groats, in June 2016.It was a real surprise and pleasure to find such a friendly, comfortable and lovely place!The service was excellent (they allowed us to put our bikes in a side passage, where they were safe when we went upstairs to have our delicious coffees and cakes) and the home made cakes were fantastic.Being a bit off the beaten track they were fairly quiet, so we were able to get in as soon as we arrived.I would happily make a detour to go there again.

A lovely village location, this beautiful teashop is really a special place, beautiful cottage garden flowers on table, wonderful cakes and coffee and friendly service, a real delight

We came across this lovely tearoom & shop while on a walk 2 weeks ago, and we popped in because it looked interesting. Upstairs is a delightful room set up for tea & cakes, and more besides, but we tried the cream tea with lovely fresh fruit scone, thick cream and a choice of jams. There is a large choice of teas and coffees on offer. Well worth popping if you're passing.

Small but friendly cafe. Serving home made cake, sandwiches and light lunches. A little gem in the heart of Beetham.

lovely small room tastefully decorated, good pleasant service with lovely fresh food hidden near the church in the old post office.

The couple that run this super little tea room are completely delightful! They are friendly, helpful and make food to die-for!!I usually call for lunch on a Saturday but have called for lunch on other days and it is always superb! - but note it is closed on Tuesdays!The only downside is that with it being small and really good it does get busy so in the past I have come away disappointed at not managing to find a table, but it's worth the effort of calling as it really is extremely good!The menu offers specials as well as sandwiches and soups, but the accompanying garnish of couscous, salad and handmade crisps elevate it to higher level of cuisine.The puddings are first class!The warm chocolate brownie served with raspberries and cream is the best I have ever tasted and the coffees and teas with homemade biscuits are sublime.It's the best around and beautifully warming on a cold day!

fantastic quaint tea room above a small village shop which sells Annie Sloan products and some painted furniture. food and service excellent and good value for money, great chose of panini fillings, sandwiches soup and lovely homemade cakes. will definitely be back.

What a lovely place to meet friends! Beautiful old fashioned village stores, upstairs a small cafe with bags of atmosphere, gorgeous home made cakes, unusual teas, coffees and tisanes. A husband and wife team who really understand what "good" looks like.

The cafe is on the first floor of the Old Post Office which is now a village shop.My mum and I turned up late in the afternoon at the same time as another family group of five.The service was really good, as was the cake and coffee.We also loved the decor and art work. Bought a lovely little black and white painting of Morecambe Bay Fishers.

The Old Post Office is run by a lovely couple who really go out of their way to make you welcome. The food was homemade and very fresh and tasty and it's a great place to stop off whilst exploring the labyrinth of footpaths in this lovely area.

Looks the part in the rest of this lovely old village (hamlet). down a narrow street opposite the church. Unfortunately, the little tea room was closed, but looks like it very popular at weekends.Will have to return when it is open.Long live the village post office!

A lovely quaint little tea room in the village, serving some tasty cakes, sandwiches, drinks etc. The menu also lists meals, but we didn't see anyone sampling these at lunchtime. Seems popular with walkers and cyclists, a good spot to rest weary legs, and refuel for the rest of the day.

We booked a table for 7 for our daughters 21st birthday tea with grand parents, it is one of her favourite places, but we to have tea there was just brill, the savouries were excellent and rather unique, cakes were gorgeous and with unlimited tea in great China its was a lovely memorable tea for all, launching her celebrations for the weekend ahead. The price was very reasonable and we just want to thank them very much it was beyond our expectations. Although if we shout about it too much they may move on and expand and that would be a tragedy for us! Thank you.

The most wonderful beef sandwiches , and cakes to die for, served in the lovely tiny tea room. If you are looking after your waistline it is not the place to go.

We have called in at The Old Post Office several times whilst out on the motorbike or passing in the car. The service and food is always spot on. The owners are the most friendly and accommodating hosts that you would wish to meet. I genuinely cannot fault the place.

My husband and I were out for a long walk this Sunday afternoon. Half way round we stopped off for tea and cake. I had the fruit straddle and my husband the famous tea bread. They were both excellent and complimented by the copious amount of hot tea. A welcome treat on a rainy afternoon a long way from home. It was very busy and as its so cosy we were lucky to get a seat.

Called in for lunch. Our food was very good, we had a sandwich followed by mixed berry strudel. It's a lovely place to meet for 'ladies who lunch' and I would definitely recommend .

This is a lovely little gem of a place, I almost don't want to tell people about the old post office, but it is a fantastic place so need to share with everyone. The food is lovely always fresh, tasty and served with a smile. The room is quaint and cosy and full of lovely things to buy. I would highly recommend the old post office, well worth a visit

Strenuous efforts to save the post office failed, so the then owner had to diversify to survive by bravely opening a tea shop in the disused workshop over the grocery store. The present owners, Huw and Lorraine have developed the space into a welcoming and comfortable place to have afternoon tea or light lunches. Owing to tight space, The menu has to be limited, but what there is is good especially the wide variety of excellent cake. One unusual feature of the tea room, set in this delightful village, is its magnificent view of the late medieval church across the road, from the full height original loading door

Visited this quaint little tea room for the first time since moving to the area 6 years ago. A hidden gem by all accounts. The soup and sandwich was first rate and very filling. The tea room had a lovely ambience and was very welcoming. Local artwork and crafts surround you as you lunch which adds to the atmosphere. A really lovely interjection on our walk.

Been several times and agree with previous comments, but it is closed a couple of days a week - Tues and Wed I think, so check before you go out of your way. Also was used as a pop up cafe on Tuesdays for the local WI earlier in the year. Cakes were brilliant but other food and service not up to the regular cafe standards. A nice gesture to WI, but could confuse customers who were expecting to find the place in these reviews. If it is closed the second best place is a short walk across the main road to Beetham Nurseries Garden Cafe.

Luckily we had booked a table as this tiny venue was so popular and busy. I'd heard reviews and recommendations from friends and we were not dissappointed. Cosy and friendly, pleasant service with value for money food and beverages. Just love the quaintness of the old building too and the 'obviously regular customers' chit-chat.Well worth a visit, but please leave room for us-we will be back for more.

We visit this area each year but last time we visited the lovely village of Beetham the tea room was closed. Today we went for a snack and the soup and bread was absolutely delicious. Hot and tasty which can be a rare treat these days. Sandwiches and cakes at other tables looked equally tempting. Will return before end of holiday break.

If you've been for a walk in this hidden corner of England, reward your self with a visit to this tea room, we had a warm welcome and had to chose from a wide variety of food and drink on offer. Just the treat that was needed to refuel us for the rest of our walk.

We called for tea and cake one afternoon, small and quaint, we were made very welcome and the afternoon treat went down very well, lunch time menu looked small bu very tasty . We will be back, lucky to live locally. Thank you