If you want a taste of good Old England, stepping back in time at the 19 fourteas tearoom is the best place to go! The staff treat you like family (the family you like), the setting is so insanely good you'll genuinely feel like you're back in the 1940s! I highly recommend the high tea for anyone who visits, you'll not be disappointed.

Been a number of times, and as a result booked the whole tearoom for my father's 100th birthday party. Fabulous setting, stepping back in time with loads of memorabilia to look at - perfect for a former RAF pilot and POW. The owner and her staff are all friendly and helpful and bent over backwards to ensure we all had a fabulous time. We booked afternoon tea for 30 as this was perfect for a 100 year old, and the food was lovely, fresh and plentiful - we had to take doggy bags home with us! Great experience. Highly recommended.

First time here today. Took the dog, and he was welcomed. Seated comfortably. Afternoon tea was delicious. Bread very fresh, fillings ample and cakes tasty. Have to mention the scones - beautiful. Staff friendly and service attentive. Definitely would come back.

I came to the 1940s for a high tea, and I was so glad I did! The food and staff were amazing, and the decor was really authentic and a very unique experience from anywhere else! I was very pleased with the price, just under £20 per person and to get high tea anywhere else in the local area you would pay a lot more than that! My favourite was definitely the cream cakes, So tasty and would definitely be back for more! Thanks 19 Fourteas team for a fantastic experience, would highly recommend!

Absolutely loved this place. Almost like a museum, but the food and drinks, which are in the style of 1940's food, is SCRUMPTIOUS! Cakes are HOMEMADE! It's so hard to find homemade cakes; most places buy them from factories and are sickly sweet. The coffee and walnut cake was lovely and my friend enjoyed her panini. I'm a wheelchair user and I was happy to find they provide a ramp so I was able to get into the premises. Note that the toilet isn't big enough to accommodate a wheelchair but there is a grab rail by the toilet which made a real difference for me. They are also Assistance Dog friendly (I can't remember if they are dog friendly in general) and strive to be deaf aware. If you like reading WWII family sagas and WWII books and documentaries, you will love this place! I'm 64 and this was like a trip down memory lane because a lot of things were still around in the early 1960's when I grew up. It's a great educational place to take children as part of a history lesson to learn what it really was like but at the same time, have a nice affordable meal. I'm definitely returning: that coffee and walnut cake was delicious. If I wasn't so overweight, I would have had a second slice!!!! Ps. They accept Registered Assistance Dogs, which is why you see our Hearing Dogs in the photos!