5/5 Jill S. 9 months ago on Google
Me
and
my
daughter
were
sitting
in
this
small
delightful
Tea
Room
this
morning
and
what
a find!
We
were
greeted
by
the
lovely
owner
who
made
us
so
welcome.
An
array
of
homemade
fayre
tempting
our
taste
buds,
especially
the
homemade
cakes
that
are
baked
fresh
every
morning. The
food
was
scrumptious
and
the
coffee
well
made.
The
atmosphere
was
truly
wonderful.
It
was
like
everyone
were
friends.
Each
table
boasted
a
mishmash
of
beautiful
antique
cups
and
saucers
and
the
walls
were
adorned
with
black
and
white
photos
of
patrons
in
years
gone
by,
and
for
those
who
reach
90
years
of
age,
their
photos
take
pride
of
place
too.
You
feel
enveloped
in
a
vail
of
nostalgia.
My
Mum
would
have
loved
it
and
memories
whirled.
I
felt
happy
and
content.
Sitting
at
the
table
at
the
side
of
us
were
two
elderly
ladies
97
year
old
Dorothy
and
87
year
old
Anne.
They
are
frequent
visitors
and
conversation
soon
sparked.
Both
me
and
my
daughter
felt
very
comfortable
chatting
with
them,
such
lovely
ladies
who
came
from
that
great
generation
of
my
Mum
and
Dad,
how
honoured
we
felt
to
talking
with
them. They've
been
friends
for
60s
years.
I
took
a
few
photos
of
the
place
because
I
was
really
taken
by
it.
I
asked
Dorothy
and
Anne
if
they
would
allow
me
to
take
a
photo
of
them
together
and
they
were
pleasantly
surprised
saying,
"well
this
hasn't
happened
to
us
before'.
I
took
the
photo
and sent
it
to
Anne.
They
were
delighted.
Now
they
have
a
memory
too.
Their
husbands
died
within
a
year
of
each
other,
so
it's
nice
that
these
lovely
ladies
still
have
each
other.
It
was
a
privilege
to
have
met
them
and
I
bet
they
have
some
great
stories
to
tell.
The
simple
things
in
life
can
bring
the
greatest
pleasure
