Northern Tea House

Helen Al-kazaz

Highly recommend for brunch/lunch. Had the goats cheese, beets and poached egg on sourdough. Daughter had the special sandwich of the day. Both fresh ingredients and very flavoursome. Yum. Nice choice not too overwhelming and great selection of hot and cold drinks. (Coffees and speciality teas etc) Beautiful cakes and brownies. We had the chocolate orange and pistachio.

Michael Tully

Let me tell you about this place – it's the ultimate spot for breakfast, brunch, and lunch all rolled into one! The staff here? Super chill and friendly. Seriously, it's like hanging out with your favourite brunch buddies. They make you feel right at home from the moment you walk in. Now, let's talk about the grub. Oh man, it's not just good – it's downright scrumptious! And guess what? You won't have to break the bank to enjoy it. The prices are totally reasonable, which is a breath of fresh air in a world of overpriced avocado toast. But here's the best part – the vibe. It's cozy, it's relaxed, and it's just downright inviting. Whether you're grabbing a quick bite with friends or treating yourself to a leisurely brunch, this place has got you covered. Bottom line? You've gotta check it out. With its laid-back staff, wallet-friendly prices, and mouthwatering eats, it's the kind of place you'll want to keep coming back to again and again. Trust me, your taste buds will thank you!

Mel Ogden

Enjoyed a lovely afternoon tea at one of our favourite cafes, after deciding to try it for our annual festive treat. Lovely service (including a courtesy call the day before to check our dietary requirements). Simple, fresh sandwiches, interesting warm savoury tarts, melt in the mouth fresh, warm blueberry scones (with clotted cream and jam ;)) and an dinky selection of mini cheesecake, macarons, carrot cake and a zesty tart with a sprinkling of fresh fruit. All accompanied with lovely cuppas. We weren't rushed and, aside from it being a little noisy as the place was busy all afternoon, we'd a great time.