Lovely staff. Home cooked food too. Food is on the pricey side. Small portion of nice home made quiche chips and salad was £12.95.
It has two rooms. A main sitting dining area and a more cosy sitting area with sofas. There was also a toy box by the till staff were asking me to look at to calm down my toddler who was barely noisy. The toys were incredibly dirty and old. I managed to find a clean rattle toy but one of the waitresses who wore glasses made a sarcastic comment that I chose the noisy toy- just what they wanted. I took my baby to the cosier room as i felt my toddler could be more free to play there and babble easily but a lot of the shelves and items there as I was showing her were full of dust!!! Bare in mind that room is also an eating area. Plus i was worried about her inhaling the dust, so kept her in my lap. Really a cafe should be more hygienic. Food was decent but nothing out of the ordinary, hence the low rating. Otherwise coffee was nice but the dust really has put me off coming back as well as the COLD WELCOME towards my 1 year old girl!
What a hidden gem this place is, just off the main road up a lane. A tea room in an old school and it’s a very nice place to eat and chill out. The breakfasts were amazing and with loads of food on the plate and were the best that we have had in a while and a couple of coffees were spot on as well.
Lunched with friends in a charming setting.Friendly attentive staff. Food was delicious. Our party ate broccoli & cheddar soup,oatcakes, full English breakfast & I had ham & tomato sandwiches salad & coleslaw.. Quality food.
Food ("Sunday" lunch) was excellent. Freshly cooked & piping hot. Staff were friendly & efficient. Unfortunately we hadn't booked ahead & so had to take the only available table which was slightly away from the main buzz of the main restaurant area. Moral to the story would be to book ahead.
There were breakfast , lunch and afternoon tea menus. Home cooked food. We arrived at 11.30 and the breakfasts looked good. Room decorated with local artists work and local historical information. Pleased we called in for a cuppa.
Glorious home cooked food, friendly staff and quick service. It was my first visit here despite living in the village for a few years! I will definitely return. We had a lovely lunch. It was great to see lobby on the menu and was the winter warmer I needed today. My aunt had the jacket potato and my dad had the English breakfast. I would definitely recommend to others.
I found this little place by chance, and I'm glad I did. It was lovely find, the staff were very friendly and welcoming. The cakes appeared to have been made locally, possibly on site - I can recommend the bakewell tart. The only downside is that I don't live close by; if I return to the area then I'll look forward to stopping there again.
The perfect place to stop for tea and cake on our drive home from the Peak District. We found this lovely café by chance and we're so pleased we did! A super friendly welcome from the ladies who work there, plenty of comfortable seating and delicious food. Love the tea served in a proper china teapot and pretty cups and saucers, and my son gave the milkshake a big thumbs up! We will return.
Cheddleton Old School Tea Rooms is located at Hollow Lane, Cheddleton, Leek ST13 7HP, UK
You can contact Cheddleton Old School Tea Rooms at +44 1538 528942
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