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Topic ID 3770

26/08/2008 by Ewoowar

Hertford Tea Room

The £1.5m house that Churchills had for Sale on St Andrew Street appears to have sold at last. The note on the door refers to deliveries for the Hertford Tea Room, and I recall there is a building in the garden that had permission to be used as such.


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Reply ID 54817

30/08/2008 by jjr

Saw something in the mercury this week about the tea rooms and the pictures looked good. Might treat the wife to tea and cakes one day this week [:D] will report back after [:D]


Reply ID 54838

30/08/2008 by furrybunny

Yes,the tea rooms is in the old cinema at the side of the house, I would like to know who bought this house, it's quite a crumbling wreck!


Reply ID 54842

30/08/2008 by Kitty Kat

Thought it belonged to Rupert Grint


Reply ID 54858

31/08/2008 by Mr P

They've certainly invested in advertising - a full page in the Mercury doesn't come cheap. We wish them all the best and please can we all hang fire on the bashing until they've a chance to open their doors/iron out any wrinkles....!


Reply ID 54885

01/09/2008 by Ewoowar

I believe the opening is on 8th September.


Reply ID 55286

20/09/2008 by arena

Tried the Hertford tearoom today, pleasant staff and surroudings, only had snacks today but it seems promising.


Reply ID 55288

20/09/2008 by furrybunny

quote:
Originally posted by Kitty Kat
Thought it belonged to Rupert Grint
I know that Rupert bought it from Mrs Reeves, I am not too sure about who has purchased it now! My friend knows the person who has taken the tea rooms, Good luck to her, we need something different in Hertford, but I feel it's off the beaten track,


Reply ID 55291

21/09/2008 by bikeman

Was packed yesterday when I went in. 2 teas 2 scones 2 apple juice £11.95.


Reply ID 55307

21/09/2008 by Bengeobabe

fantastic ambience, service and cakes! pricier than wetherspoons, but you get what you pay for. i will be returning.


Reply ID 55309

21/09/2008 by Sarah Hughes

OOOh I do like a tea room!! Does anyone know the opening hours/days? Is it open at the weekends?


Reply ID 55314

22/09/2008 by Bengeobabe

open monday to saturday, 8am to 7pm if memory serves me correctly. breakfasts look good!!!


Reply ID 55316

22/09/2008 by Joby

Where abouts on St.Andrew's Street is this place? I'm always a sucker for a cream tea.


Reply ID 55335

22/09/2008 by thefair1973

if you walk in the EXIT of St Andrews Car Park, it's garden entrance is there. Alternatively, you can walk down the alley way just past the model car shop


Reply ID 56197

22/10/2008 by Sarah Hughes

I visited the Tea Room on Saturday with a friend and we both thought it was great. Fine choice of cakes all reasonably priced and drinks served in bone china cups. As I am attempting to control the size of my bottom I had no cake on this occasion, however my friend who has no such issues had coissants and tea for £2.65 which we thought was very reasonable. The atmosphere is nice and chilled and not too crowded with tables either. We will definitely be back! [:)]


Reply ID 75941

28/07/2010 by jjr

Had afternoon tea here today and was pleasantly surprised. Nice selection of sandwich's and cakes. The scones, clotted cream and jam were really good too. Waiting staff were attentive re-filling tea pot without being asked. Kids loved the garden which was nice and clean including the knight ! Another reason for the review though is after talking to the manager/owner ? they will be launching an evening menu on Fridays and Saturdays. This will be pre booked tables only (my view, this will probably change)small set menus with live Jazz both nights. Personally I can't wait especially if you can book a table in the garden area. If the food is good I can see this being a really nice place to enjoy a summers night meal. Good luck if it happens and I hope enough people hear about it and give them a try.


Reply ID 75942

28/07/2010 by Ewoowar

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Originally posted by jjr
Had afternoon tea here today and was pleasantly surprised. Nice selection of sandwich's and cakes. The scones, clotted cream and jam were really good too. Waiting staff were attentive re-filling tea pot without being asked. Kids loved the garden which was nice and clean including the knight ! Another reason for the review though is after talking to the manager/owner ? they will be launching an evening menu on Fridays and Saturdays. This will be pre booked tables only (my view, this will probably change)small set menus with live Jazz both nights. Personally I can't wait especially if you can book a table in the garden area. If the food is good I can see this being a really nice place to enjoy a summers night meal. Good luck if it happens and I hope enough people hear about it and give them a try.
I've been there too and had a similarly enjoyable experience. The only down side was the limited choice of coffees. However there are enough places in town where you can 101 varieties of coffee and only a standard tea.


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