The Whistling Kettle Tea Room & Bistro

A tastefully rustic decorated cafe with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. They have a dedicated little area for dogs. We ordered the hot sandwiches (Beef and Chicken) which were gourmet level. Dripping in gravy with a side of crispy chips. The boy had a kids box with sandwiches, fruits, drink and treat. The drinks were outrageous hot cholates (After eight and Terry orange). Both absolutely delicious. Parking is free in th nearby council car park. We will be back, thank you for having us 😁

Last year we had a festive afternoon tea here and today we went for another one. It was absolutely beautiful. What makes it extra special is the hot food you get as well as the sandwiches and cakes. The roast potatoes are the best! Everything is homemade and it's delicious. On top of that, the service is very friendly, welcoming and helpful. Well worth a visit and not just at Christmas. Lynne

The food is not only delicious but also beautifully presented. The owner is incredibly welcoming and friendly, making conversation easy and enjoyable. The cafe has undergone renovations since the previous establishment, and the interior is now truly inviting. Additionally, they have a designated dog-friendly area, which is a fantastic touch for pet owners. And for those with a sweet tooth, there's even an afternoon tea area! But let's get to the real star of the show: the bacon sandwich. It was absolutely scrumptious! The bacon itself was sourced from a local farm shop, and its quality truly shone through. The flavors were rich and satisfying, and the presentation was spot-on. Knowing the meat comes from a local farm adds another layer of appreciation, supporting sustainable practices and fresh ingredients. Overall, this cafe is a gem. With its delicious food, welcoming atmosphere, and thoughtful amenities, it's definitely worth checking out!

Gorgeous breakfast of eggs benedict absolutely delicious 😋 Oat milk latte was lush too and the waiter was lovely would definitely recommend and will visit again

Food portions were very small, the quality was below average, and it was overpriced. I paid over £40 for two people and left still feeling hungry. We had avocado with eggs Benedict and a scone. The egg seemed machine-cooked and was served on an undercooked muffin. The scone was homemade but had raw dough inside—and it was about the size of an egg. The place was decorated nicely and might be worth visiting for a drink, but I’d avoid any food or baked items at all costs.