My family and I visited this charming tea parlour last Sunday and were impressed by the quaint little building and vintage atmosphere. Our host, Stacey, was friendly, funny, and attentive. We chose the classic afternoon tea and the savory afternoon tea, both of which were delicious and freshly made to order. The sandwiches were made with soft bread and creamy egg mayonnaise, while the cheese scones and pork pie were delightful. We couldn't resist buying a bottle of the onion marmalade to take home. The presentation of our afternoon teas was lovely, with antique china from the 1800s and early 1900s. This was the best afternoon tea I've had in the U.K. and abroad. I highly recommend a visit to...
When we walked by this on our way into Pickering we could never imagined what a treasure we would find inside. It was great that we could take our well behaved dog in with us. The layout gave us plenty of room and the staff were so dog friendly. Now we have been to many “tea rooms” or “parlours” but never found a true parlour. This place was just that. We were sat in the old parlour of the house surrounded by history, well presented memorabilia and a beautiful warmth of what a parlour should have. The tea, the 1940’s antique tea sets and the incredible cakes were outstanding and massively exceeded our expectations. A truly joyful experience that created a forever memory for us. A huge thanks...
We were staying nearby for a long weekend and booked a takeaway afternoon tea. When I went to collect, the team were so friendly and the setting had a wonderful charm. We ordered the gluten free afternoon tea (to my joy as this is rarely an option for me to have when out and about) and it was wonderful! Lovely sandwiches with a choice of fillings which we chose when we ordered. The bread used was soft and didn't taste gluten free. We also has scones with jam and clotted cream and a selection of cakes and fruit. The whole experience, from ordering, to the service to the food was wonderful. We'll definitely return when we're next in the area.
Step back in time at Middleton Tea Parlour, where homemade cakes and Stonehouse Bakery bread take center stage. The vintage China and Silverware create a warm 1940s ambiance in the quaint village of Middleton, near the North Yorkshire Moors Railway. Enjoy a delightful array of cakes and teas in this tranquil parlour, where every cup is prepared with care. Whether you have dietary restrictions or just want to indulge in a bit of history, Middleton Tea Parlour is a perfect place to relax and enjoy a taste of the past.
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We stopped off for a spot of lunch as we were staying locally. The whole team were so incredibly welcoming, we sat outside with the two dogs though they would have been welcome inside as well. We both had ploughman’s which is one of the best we’ve ever had. Fantastic selection of three cheeses, pork pie, chutney and many more. All home made and you could tell. We will be back for afternoon tea when next staying as they are all homemade as well. What a find.
What a gem of a find. Step back in time folks. You will love the homemade cooking and delightful ambiance of this wee tea room at the back of the post office. The medley was amazing with the softest of bread and awesome pork pie... and much more.
What a treat, drove past turned round, drove past again…quintessentially British tea room and post office….Delicious scones, good tea and great service. The tea rooms is a delightful place and worth a visit.
This restaurant is a hidden gem that is easy to drive past without noticing. I highly recommend it for its friendly staff and delicious home-cooked cakes. The toffee apple scone was absolutely delightful.
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Excellent Afternoon Tea everything freshly prepared and the scones straight out of the oven. Copious amounts of tea and coffee, thanks to Stacey and Dini for excellent service and food.
So much choice for a delicious tea with friends. Great value. Friendly host. Lovely china presentation.
