They hosted my friend's wedding. Delicious food and good variety. Great table service, staff very friendly and courteous. The venue is beautiful. Highly recorecomend
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susan bradley ★★★★★
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Ashleigh Wilson ★★★★★
Take a step back in time with this wonderful building. I was pleasantly surprised by the choice of food on offer and even more so by how delicious it was and the portion sizes! Highly recommend a visit to this hidden gem. Luxury afternoon tea available but requires pre booking
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Barbara Ward ★★★★☆
I have been here before, but it was the first time I had brought my friend who liked it very much. The meal was lovely, and the service was great.
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Beverley Walters ★★★★★
Had delicious food for lunch yesterday. Really tasty toastie and salad. Lots of choices on offer and lovely desserts and a choice of teas and coffees. Lovely little pond to walk around.
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Mihaela “pet sitter” Atkinson ★★★★★
these days i was cycling to a client in astley ( im pet sitter) seen this beautiful historical house. and wanted to try home baked scones ( im eu citizen moved here in oct 2020) i simplyy loovee them..now i know why brits love scones with cream on near tea they have a back garden where you park a bicyle good for a pram. quiet and good price for a brunch opening hours 9 to 5 .
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Gillian Brockbank ★★★★☆
It's a lovely place for a quiet gentle stroll, either with your dogs or children. That's a small lake with ducks and other wildlife. Lots of trees. Places to sit and reflect. The cafe is there so you can have refreshments, coffee and cake and light meals. Dogs are allowed in the courtyard but not inside the cafe. So bear in mind when it's raining, snowing or really cold you will have to sit outside.
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Ovidiu Szabo ★★★★★
Interesting tea house, old fashioned close by. The coffee was great and the panini sandwich with fries very delicious. Place very busy , we went there on a Sunday, most tables were reserved for different time slots.
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Milton K Photography ★★★★☆
Situated in a beautiful woodland setting with a small housing estate arround the edge, a lovely place to wander and take photos enjoying the birds and ducks. The food is very well presented and apportioned, seating is cosy and pricing is moderate. Drink selection can vary throughout the seasons and there are a choice of classic cakes for desert. Service was speedy and very friendly. Definitely worth a visit, take a short detour and eat here instead of Bents if you're planning to go to the garden centre.
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The Tearoom of Damhouse is located at Astley Hall Dr, Astley, Tyldesley, Manchester M29 7TX, UK
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