Arrived 1.30pm on New Years Eve, rare I leave anyone negative feedback on here and this gives me no pleasure other than to tell the management to wake up, this was a pointless visit I won’t ignore because it should be a great place. We were seated and left with the menu for a good ten minutes upon ordering I asked for a jacket potato to be told they’d run out. So it was a choice of bread, bread, bread or errrrr bread so I just opted for a cup of tea and a bottle of water. My husband who had also been disappointed on the spud option asked for toasted crumpets which arrived 20 minutes later as what can only be described as crunchy. It was then that we observed there was no adult working that w...
Visited on a quiet afternoon and disturbed the staff chatting.... they did continue at a volume where we heard everything! (Even though we sat in the window the furthest distance from counter). Our main gripe was the horrible cakes. Looked lovely and promised so much. My husband had coffee and walnut and which he ate but he didn't know why! Mine was Victoria sandwich, dry and the cream was so bad, not real cream or buttercream. If you are of a certain age is was like synthetic cream that was used in cakes 50 years ago. Not asked if all ok even though it was left. Hope that the waitress father's step daughter got her cards back!!!! Please, please have a smaller choice but home made rather tha...
A trip to Shrewsbury would not be complete without enjoying afternoon tea at Camilla's. The location is fantastic, the atmosphere is cozy, and the staff is friendly and knowledgeable. The afternoon tea spread is generous and tasty, with delicious sandwiches, decadent cakes, and perfect scones topped with plenty of jam and clotted cream. It's a heavenly experience that we highly recommend.
It can be challenging to find a coffee shop open past 4pm on a Saturday, but we stumbled upon this gem. Reminiscent of a tea room, it is spacious, bright, and cozy. The tea selection is excellent, the cakes are delicious, and the service is very friendly. Located near the church, the restaurant also offers wonderful views of Shrewsbury's medieval streets.Overall, a great find!
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Lovely setting and pleasant staff. Priced reasonable. We chose a double afternoon tea. The sandwich were really delicious and fresh. Lots of filling. The scone was hard, but I asked to change and got a delicious warm soft scone as a replacement. Lots of tea and moist light cake. Sensible afternoon tea, not too much cake.
Located in a charming spot near St. Alkmunds and The Prince Rupert Hotel, this cafe offers delicious cafetiere coffee with cream and mouthwatering Bakewell tart. The other cakes on display also looked tempting, as did the sandwiches that other patrons were enjoying. The interior features a lovely light oak decor.
Had a lovely lunch, we had my granddaughter in her pram with us and the staff were great and showed us to a table that had room to put her pram. The place was very clean, spacious and bright and the staff extremely polite and helpful.
The cakes were a let down. A flavourless chocolate cake and a stale brownie. Butter cream tasted like it wasn’t made with real butter and the tea was average. A disappointment. Not awful but disappointing.
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Great value afternoon tea. Good selection of 'goodies ' in a very pleasant atmosphere and just the right attentive service.
Best cream tea I've had in years. Homemade scones are delicious.
