Daisy-mae's Vintage Tea Room

Fantastic service good food quaint relaxed atmosphere a treasured find best place to eat in Redcar. Didn't think places like this still existed.

Lovely little place with old-fashioned elegance and taste. Nice coffee and a great selection of gluten free cakes. Enjoyed the visit and will certainly return.

A gorgeous tea-room with exceptionally friendly staff. Food was hot and delicious and the little games on the table were a treat. Will definitely be visiting again View menu

Best lemon drizzle cake ever! Staff were very friendly and helpful. We were served very quickly. Drinks and cakes were served using good quality crockery, including cake stands.

Popped into Daisy-Mae’s tearoom today. Lovely atmosphere and good vibe. I tried their mango sorbet, and a scoop of raspberry ripple. Incredibly tasty and I’m looking forward to my next visit!

What a fabulous place this is!! Warm welcome from the new owner who’s making a real difference!! We enjoyed a delicious afternoon tea which included freshly baked scones and cakes plus the widest selection of teas we’ve ever seen!! We will definitely be back! View menu

I had a savoury tart with Stilton cheese which was very tasty, my wife had soup of which there was a choice of 3. It’s at a great location right on the promenade opposite the Beacon. We both had coffee but they specialise in loose leaf tea of every description. Well worth a visit

We were pleasantly surprised to find this old-fashioned tea room on the seafront at Redcar. Good coffee as well as tea accompanied by fruit scone (cheese scones also available) and cake all served on bone china. Preserves and locally roasted coffee beans also sold here. I can recommend the fig and port preserve. A little table game on each table is a nice touch.

Called at this lovely tea room whilst stopping off at Redcar on the last leg of a coach trip. It had just started to rain, so we were pleased to sit down in comfort and enjoyed a cream tea a pot of tea (loose leaf and very good) and a scone with jam and cream. The good sized scone looked rather pale but was moist and tasty. The cafe is on the front opposite the vertical pier, so there is quite a striking view from the window. The furniture, crockery etc all fitted the vintage theme. Nice toilets too! The young woman who served us we learned was the proprietor and we enjoyed a pleasant chat with her. She does the baking herself, and if I’m ever in Redcar again I’ll certainly go back and would... View menu