Tea On The Green - Menu

fancied a treat so got the bus here but were told that they were too busy for us as they had a big booking, there is no where else to go in danbury so we had to just get the next bus home an hour later, a r waste of a journey and the 10 pound bus fare!

Despite a drop of rain, with the clever addition of cabins a fantastic afternoon was enjoyed by the family tucking in to well filled sandwiches, mouthwatering quiches and truly “may I have another” jam and cream scones, served by friendly and efficient waitresses

First time back since pre pandemic. Used to visit here regularly and always had a good experience with current owners and long time previous owners. Booked table 45 mins b4 on a Saturday lunch time (unlike a few others in the area who won 't take bookings 'because of school holidays

What an amazing afternoon tea we had in the lovely decorated Cabins for my friends 50th Birthday . Kelly and her staff were so attentive . The sandwiches and freshly baked cakes and scones were delicious . Plenty of tea refills and a nice bottle of Prosecco . Would thoroughly recommend a visit .

Popped in for lunch with the wife. Had to be quick to get a table due to the popularity of the venue. Nice and clean and the staff were great. The food was fantastic, but tea overpriced. The food looks exactly the same in real life as in the social media pictures. We will be going back in the warmer days so we can use the outside tables.

We always stop here for coffee on our once in a while day out in Maldon. We can park right outside and enjoy the sunshine sitting at one of the outside tables, this time with our newly adopted doggie. The staff are friendly, the cakes are good, and the setting is lovely, overlooking a duck pond at the heart of an elongated village. A perfect stop- we'll be back again soon...

The service in this cafe has gone downhill terribly. The last time I visited with my mum, we were left at the door for 10 mins before being asked to sit down, and greeted with a less than great attitude when we finally tried to get someone’s attention. Today we were sitting for 15 minutes being ignored by staff, without even being asked if we wanted a drink. This time we just walked out and will give our money/business to people who actually want it. Such a shame, as we have been long term supporters of this local business including throughout Covid.

We live in Chelmsford and we often drive pass and thought we would go in for a cooked breakfast. There was no one else in the cafe and we gave our order. First the plus points, the tea and coffee were nice and hot, the food arrived quickly, a bit too quickly in my opinion. Now the not so good points. The area was a bit grubby, our table still had the remnants of ketchup or something and the place required freshening up. The plates were cold and the food was warm and went cold very quickly. The only items that were hot were the sausages, but, they were hard and crinkled, my suspicions are that they were left over sausages that had been microwaved. Very expensive for what was offered and not v...

I wouldn’t come here again.. As my first time in Danbury, there wasn’t much options of places to eat. I’d walked in here in hope of having something for brunch, and seeing it attached and working aside the deli, expected decent dishes. The place looked run down. I’m assuming it was suppose to be a vintage style tea room, but it needs a deep clean, some redecorating, love and attention. Don’t get me wrong, the Lady was friendly who served me, but she was either busy doing something on her computer or round the back in the kitchen, having a conversation with another member of staff, loud enough for the few customers in the front to hear, about someone who was asking general questions about the...