Gin71 - Menu

First-time visitors will enjoy fantastic food and cheerful employees. We received excellent service from the lovely Sammy, who crafted delicious gin cocktails for us. The tasting menu is definitely worth a visit!

beautiful twist on afternoon tea....MORNING tea with delicious sweet and hearty tasty, beautifully presented and served with fresh juice and hot drinks. vegetarian option included vegetarian lorne sausage that was unexpectedly tasty.

I recently had the gluten-free afternoon tea at this restaurant and it did not disappoint. I received just as much food as the rest of my family, but without any poultry, and everything was delicious. My favorite part was the scones... I would come back every day for more of them. View menu

I came to the afternoon with my daughter, a gift she got me for the birthday. it was really nice. the restaurant is very clean, eating was amazing. the scones had a beautiful soft texture and the sandwiches were delicious and fresh. the waiting staff was nice and very helpful, nothing was too much troubled. I'll be back in the final. x

I recently tried the gluten-free afternoon tea at this restaurant, and I was very impressed. The portions were just as generous as those for my family members who did not need gluten-free options, and all of the food was truly delicious. My favorite part of the experience was definitely the scones - I would happily return to this restaurant any day for more of them.

Excellent GF afternoon tea sandwiches made of soft fresh bread with 5 different fillings, fruits and simple scorpses were hot on the table and then lemon sponge, salted Carmel Millionaire Shortbread, passion fruit panna cotta and raspberry chocolate brownie. All offered with 49 different blends of tea coffee and hot chic also available). Not cheap at £24, but very well done. View menu

The restaurant serves an excellent gluten-free afternoon tea with soft, fresh bread sandwiches filled with 5 different toppings. They also offer hot fruit and plain scones, along with a variety of desserts such as lemon sponge, salted caramel millionaire shortbread, passion fruit panna cotta, and raspberry chocolate brownie. Guests can choose from 49 different blends of tea, coffee, and hot chocolate. While the price may be a bit high at £24, the quality of the food is well worth it.

I've visited Cup/Gin71, although not for long. The service was excellent, and it remains a lovely little hidden gem. The tea and food menu has been streamlined since my last visit, but it still offers a fascinating selection. The tea and coffee are great. I tried the breakfast bag, which was filled with delicious sausage, omelette, hash brown, and speck on a toasted bagel. It was tasty but quite heavy; neither my partner nor I could finish it. Overall, it was nice, but I wouldn’t feel the need to rush back.

I've visited this place a few times for drinks, and it's a lovely spot to relax and watch the world go by. Even post-pandemic, the restrictions haven't diminished the experience. The waitress who served us was very friendly and took a moment to chat, which was nice. However, the restrooms could use some maintenance—more locks, doors, and toilet seats need repair. While they are clean, I would expect more from a place like this. One downside was that many of the gins we wanted to order were unavailable. Also, it's not exactly cheap; drinks range from £8 to £11. View menu