Bothy Tea Room - Menu

Had lunch here choosing two Caesar Salad and cold drinks. Found to contain so much Chicken in it making it very tasty to eat. John Sue Eastbourne UK National Trust Members

After walking around this wonderful place(there is gret walking around here) We were feeling a little parched. We had noticed this tearoom on our way at the start of our walk. The coffee was good and my wife said the cake was good too.

The lunches at this restaurant are delightful. I recommend trying the mackerel pate and vegan roll. The cakes are also very impressive. The location is lovely, and you can take a nice walk to work up an appetite or burn off some calories. I highly recommend this place. View menu

The tea room at this National Trust site has an incredible variety of cakes, possibly the best I have ever seen. They were so delicious that I actually returned the day after our visit just to purchase more. The location is beautiful, making it a lovely spot to enjoy some tea and cake.

I stopped by after a pleasant stroll in Colby Woodland. I opted for the Gardeners Salad, which was unique and delicious. The salads were beautifully presented. Afterward, I had to choose a dessert. Everything looked inviting, but I ultimately went for the date and apple crumble. I don't typically leave reviews on TripAdvisor, but this place definitely earns a 5-star rating in my book. Thanks for a delightful meal.

Fantastic tea room in a wonderful setting. The coffee is great, the lunches fantastic, and the homemade cakes superb. Staying in nearby Summerhill for a week, we visited Colby and the tearoom a number times, and it was excellent on every occasion. The rustic rolls were tasty and filling. The fruity flapjack is the best I’ve ever tasted (the Polish cake and apple cake were also delicious). The staff were very friendly and ran a slick operation (even the Saturday Parkrun crowd didn’t phase them). View menu

The tearooms are set in the midst of this lovely National Trust gardens, but no need to pay for parking if your car owner is a NT member. Food was absolutely fine, with a fairly wide choice including veggie and vegan options. We were a bit confused by the whole queueing/ordering/seating system, where one of you has to wait inside for any prepared food (including sandwiches), while the others occupy a table. I can see it gives better value than table service, but it is confusing, and a solo traveller might find themselves having to ask around for a spare chair. Food was a little pricey, though few places in this area are cheap

In early September 2023, we stumbled upon this fantastic tearoom. The lunch bread rolls stood out, easily being some of thebest we've tasted, with a delicious homemade apple pickle on one of them. The selection of cakes was awe-inspiring. Both the Oreo blondie and summer fruits lemon cake tasted heavenly. It's remarkable to learn that there's a repertoire of about 40 different cakes on rotation in this family-run café. Its location is an added bonus, nestled amidst beautiful woodlands and gardens, with the serene Amroth beach nearby. We also enjoyed browsing through the gallery and the second-hand bookshop adjacent to the café.

After walking round the woodland garden for an hour, we opted for lunch at the Bothy Tea Room. My wife and I both chose the Chicken and Bacon Caesar Salad. We picked a table and our meal was brought to us within a few minutes. To say that it was superb is an understatement- all the varied salad ingredients were lovely and fresh and the chicken and bacon elements were plentiful. I have a good appetite but struggled to finish it, owing to the generous helping of food. (But I persevered! . I would have loved to try the cakes, of which there was a varied and mouth watering selection, but I had no room left. Must go back. Staff were lovely and friendly. View menu