#11

Teacup in Manchester. Decent tea and cakes. In the northern quarter so nice location. Downside - a touch pricey

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#12

Tchai Ovna, West End of Glasgow

Veggie food place with loads of nice tea.

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#13

Tiffin Tearooms - Arlesford (nr Winchester)

Quaint little tearoom, sells loose tea and sweets as well. Very good cake.

Pros - really nice space, old fashioned tearoom feel. Good food and cake.
Cons - small, in a small town you’d never have a reason to visit

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#14

Russia?

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#15

usually in the kitchen

#16

The lounge or occasionally the bedroom if I’m lucky!

#17

Chesters @ Skelwith Bridge, Lake District

Pros - excellent coffee, excellent cakes (also massive), excellent food generally, great location.
Cons - kinda pricey, can get mad busy.

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#18

Dickhead

#19

You’re both dickheads

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#20

I know you are but what am I?

#21

This place is great.

Lovely people and a lovely little place. They also do the best cooked breakfast I’ve ever had.

Botley Hill Farmhouse is nice too. Stunning countryside around it too, probably a good place for the cyclists of DiS too.

http://www.botleyhill-farmhouse.co.uk/tea-shop/

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#23

You can do a tea room walk around Firle in East Sussex if you want to. About a mile outside Firle there’s a tea room in the woods called the Beanstalk Tea Garden, no idea if it’s any good but the setting is incredible, planning to go as soon as we get a warmish day in spring. Then you can walk on to the Charleston Farmhouse, home of the Bloomsbury Group, where there’s a decent tea room, then you walk back to Firle and end up at Firle Place, which is the country pile where they film the Great British Bake Off The Professionals. The tea room is proper old school, chipped cups and Vicky sponges, don’t go expecting any fancy GBBO shit. House is interesting too if you’re into old stuff, they’ve got some proper fancy paintings. Firle village is nice as well, good pub/beer garden etc, it’s idyllic in summer.

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#24

this sounds great.

#25

Must have ridden past here hundreds of times. I’ve never stopped. Mainly go to Ide Hill Cafe, the one in Eynsford (no idea what that’s called but it has a proper tea roomz vibe), the one in Godstone or Westerham’s Deli Di Luca.

#26

Soz, Belfast.

I think it does jazz nights still.

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#27

You should pop in, they even have their own brewery (Titsey Brewing) on site now.

The Green Rooms is such a great place though, lovely people. If passing though Godstone, stop there.

#28

WHAT

Titsey Hill is The Worst though, awful surface

#29
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#30

I ended up going to Firle a LOT last summer, from Brighton it’s a nice and easy place to take a toddler on a sunny day…

#31

That is true. As I’m surrounded by such lovely countryside I really should get into cycling.

Oh there is also another nice tea room in tge Titsey estate. Lovely to walk around aswell.