My two friends Annita and Bill,introduced me to this lovely tea room.THe 3 of us love visiting Roz for tea and the best ever toasties you could taste.Annita loves the bone china crockery, tea tastes better from a china cup. We all agree that Roz is very friendly and welcoming.While waiting for our tea etc.we enjoy reading the local church magazine and other reading materials.Bill gets treated to a jar of the locally made jam,very tasty indeed.There is lots of local information about walks etc.Our greatest delight is when Roz comes to our table with the special toasties and salad.Oh what a super treat,you really must pop in and meet this lovely, charming lady whose aim is to please.God bless...
Stopped here for snack lunch. Not very big 16 seats but close together. So we sat down looked at Menu of Sandwiches/Toasties/Bacon roll and various eggs on toast and Drinks [5-7 different teas]. We ordered 2 Ham and Cheese Toasties a Tuna mayo sandwich with chioce of side salad or crisps [we went with crisps] and to drink a pot of tea for 2 and small glass of milk for around £12 can't remember the right price. Also on offer for sale Jams etc Paintings Knitting etc.
Today I visited this restaurant with my 87-year-old mother and 86-year-old aunt. We were warmly welcomed by Ros and the other customers already there. Everything was freshly made and there was lots of conversation, which made for a special experience, even if it wasn't as quick as some people may prefer. It felt like we were having lunch in Ros' home - it was so friendly and the food was excellent, all at amazing prices. I can't wait to go back.
As usual a lovely welcome from Rosalind at this quaint tearoom, this time my husband and I took my mother in law for a light lunch and cakes, with a proper cup of tea. You never feel rushed and its always nice to chat with our hostess who has lots of local information. Jams and Chutneys for sale as well as some hand knitted items. We will be back again. Sally Aberdeen
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Dusty can of coke. Had something awful in my tea once. Grandchildren sit there while off school sick with god knows what. It more like granny nursery than a cool coffee shop. She argued with me that it did not matter that I had been sold black mould on butter really? You would have thought she senile as she in the food industry????
Very good low prices £1 for mug of tea. £2.20 for egg sandwich. Ros (owner) was watching her grandchildren do homework when we were in. Council pay her to let public use her toilet but she friend/lyhelpfull and would not wish people not to use her toilet if they were in need
I absolutely adore this quaint cafe. The desserts are delicious and the tea is even more enjoyable as it's served in charming vintage teacups. Ros, the owner, is delightful and we always have a great chat whenever I visit. She even provides water for my furry companion.
like Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Watched as a child was dragged out one Sunday by an awful woman as some people were deemed unsuitable to be around , i think.. OK I watched too much tv and films over the festive break. Nice coffee and £2.00
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The tea room is not well signposted but is found next to the Macbeth hotel in Lumphanan. The lady has ran the shop for years and always gives a warm welcome. The tea shop is excellent for a cup of tea or coffee and a lovely home bake.
Charming little tea shop with a wide variety of cakes and hearty meals. Located in a hidden spot, but definitely worth a visit.
