Madame Clarkes

Madam Clarke's is a fantastic place for afternoon tea and the food is fabulous the place is lovely and the people who our the shop are very friendly and they make feel so welcome and it is so petty in there .there is a upstairs for you wish to have a family get together .I think it a wonderful place and go there lots the lady is lovely .please go and try it yourself.

My friend and me were looking for somewhere to have breakfast and i just happend to look up a side street and saw a sandwich board it said tea room. So we went in .We had a lovely full English breakfast it was hot when it came sometimes food can be stone cold in many places this wasn't. We like to support local businesses and this tea shop is worth a visit look at the board outside to tell you about the history of this tea shop.

Came across Madame Clarke's by chance and the four of us enjoyed a warm welcome, excellent service and delicious food. One of us required it to be gluten free and had a wide choice including biscuits with his tea which he'd never been offered before! Can't recommend it highly enough as it is also great value for money. Thank you.

Madame Clarkes- is located in King Street, Wolverhampton City Centre. It's a nice little restaurant/cafe, the food is plain and simple but delicious and drinks are tea, coffee, water etc. There is seating downstairs and upstairs. It is cosy and friendly place. Toilets are available on the first floor. Staff are pleasant, hardworking, helpful as well as cheerful. The building itself is steeped in history being used as a place for ladies for gentlemen very many years ago, (being Polite) the history of Madame Clarkes is written and placed on the Wall. This is of interest I am sure for those who have interest of history. Madame Clarkes is not far from the bus station or tram there are car parks available around the City Centre . Why not try Madame Clarkes when next in the City Centre and try their menu. Happy New Year.

Whether you are after a slice of cake and a hot drink, a light bite such as a hot sandwich or a jacket potato or a hearty bowl of home made stew this is the place to be. Madame Clarke's is ideally located in the centre of Wolverhampton close to Queen Square and the bus station. The tearoom is nicely decorated throughout and has the option of sitting inside or outside. Staff are friendly and helpful. I was spoilt for choice with the menu, I decided to have the traditional English breakfast and I was not disappointed it was very tasty. It included a free range fried egg, granary bloomer bread and Shropshire pork sausages. I am looking forward to my next visit. Tip: try a slice of the homemade cakes