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"This is no longer a tea room but still an excellent shop! They mentioned it on their Facebook page but I didn't see it until after I visited at the start of July."
Telefon: +441544388506
Adresse: Pembridge Village Shop Tearoom, HR6 9DS, Herefordshire, County of, United Kingdom
Stadt: Herefordshire, County of
Webseite: http://www.facebook.com/Ye-Olde-Steppes-Pembridge-Shop-Tearoom-278503315537612/
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If you find yourself in the vicinity of the delightful, black and white Herefordshire village of Pembridge, I urge you to stop for refreshments at the Olde Steppes shop/cafe. Genuinely welcoming and hospitable, flavoursome coffee, a mini emporium of locally sourced produce and good old- fashioned conversation. Once over the threshold you are acknowledged with a smile and made to feel valued as a customer. Places like this are central to village life and wider, rural communities. Long may the Olde Steppes continue to provide a place for people to connect, converse and consume! Thank you.
We stayed in the holiday cottage behind Ye Olde Steppes last week. It was a joy to pop in (most days! and pick up locally sourced produce. We were always met with a smile and a really warm welcome. A shop that is well and truly the heart of the village. It made our stay so much more enjoyable. I can't comment on the tea room as it wasn't open, but had it been we would definitley have taken advantage. Thank you!
This is one of those shops with so much character that it becomes more of an experience than just buying something. Sells a wide range of quality produce and the owners are very friendly. Definitely worth popping in if you are visiting Pembridge.
What a quaint and lovely shop. Bigger than you think. Super friendly people and lots of choice. The cheese and chutney selection we could not resist having just had some of both at the local pub.
This is no longer a tea room but still an excellent shop! They mentioned it on their Facebook page but I didn't see it until after I visited at the start of July.
