Woodlands Tea Room - Menu

Due to the Covid19 situation the main tea room was closed, but they were still serving refreshements and some food from a caravan to the left of the main building (as you look at it). We enjoyed a cuppa and slice of cake needed...

Had a cream tea here. Really not a very good scone. Cafe itself quite basic. One table being used for the children of staff to do drawing etc during school hols, so it felt like being in a community centre rather than a cafe. But it was ok.

We stopped here after a visit to see the Devil's Bridge just down the road. Its a little hidden gem away from the other two popular stopping points, seemed popular with cyclists. Its attached to the campsite and would be brilliant for a coffee or... View menu

Although the cafe and shop are closed at the moment due to COVID, there is a food wagon with hot and cold food available. The food was delicious and reasonably priced. There is plenty of outdoor seating (some undercover) and the staff were friendly and...

Went there after going to see the Devil's Bridge attraction. It is very much the traditional tearoom, with good service. We just had tea and cakes, which was beautiful, but the food being served to others looked and smelled just as good. Very reasonable prices.

I discovered this cafe to be warm and inviting, with a strong focus on catering to gluten-free customers. They offer a variety of gluten-free cakes and the staff actively engage with customers about gluten-free options. I would definitely return, as I appreciated their awareness and willingness to accommodate those with dietary restrictions. View menu

We spent over 5 minutes browsing the menu, only to be informed that there was no hot food available that day. The manager seemed to prioritize their staff over the customers, and we ended up spending £40 at another restaurant down the road. I would not recommend this place at all. The lack of consideration and rudeness we experienced, especially after the lockdown, is unacceptable. Being ignored and treated in such a dismissive manner is ridiculous and this restaurant does not deserve to be in business.

After seeing the 5-star rating and lovely exterior, I thought it would be great to have breakfast at this restaurant. Three adults and four children ordered breakfast, but we encountered some issues. First, the sausages were missing, so we had to wait for them. Then we noticed that the toast had black mould on it, which had been buttered over. Some of the children had already eaten some of it. I brought the toast to the attention of the woman at the counter, who apologized and compensated me with £1.60. We spent £65 at this restaurant. While you may be the only cafe around, please be more diligent with food dates and storage methods. Overall, we were disappointed with our experience.

We called in here when we had a day trip out to to Devils Bridge falls, looked lovely from the outside in a very tranquil setting, surprised how quiet it was, inside it had indoor seating for the cafe, and a gift shop etc for visitors and for the caravan site I assume, toilets were very clean which is always good to see, staff were very friendly, had tea and scone, all very nice, service was good, prices were very low though, quite shocking in these current times that the business can run at such low prices. We came back later for ice creams and cold drinks, I was pleased to see more people there then, most having cooked breakfasts. I would highly recommend this tearoom, having run a tearoom... View menu