Brewhouse Tea Room - Speisekarte

Nice space, reasonably priced food, busy bu quick, set in an old stable possibly or barn. Outside seating and kiosk available.

Part of The Vyne NT property we liked this place not only for the range of food and drink available but also the really friendly, efficient staff. We felt wanted.

Food and drink are always good. Staff are hardworking, friendly and helpful BUT the cramped drink preparation area means that it has ALWAYS taken a minimum of 20 minutes to get coffee. Very irritating. Speisekarte ansehen

This tearoom is fairly affordable, with a limited selection of cakes, etc. There are tables available both inside and outside. It would be improved with more windows, but I assume this is restricted by the building's listing.

Lunch visit and we avoided the queue for hot drinks as there is a food only till. Soft drinks and two tuna baked potatoes served at a table upstairs. Best baked potato I can recall ever. Never been disappointed with an NT restaurant.

Despite these challenges, the server was very pleasant and apologetic, even though he was clearly overwhelmed. Once our food arrived, it was delicious. However, the dining area suffered from a lack of staff, as cutlery was not readily available. Speisekarte ansehen

We visit a lot of National Trust properties and usually get a snack lunch in the tea rooms at the properties. The brewhouse serves most of the regular items and dishes that available in most NT tea rooms. The staff were all friendly and helpful.

Lunchtime in the sunshine, which was lovely. Limited choices but tasty and well presented sandwiches jacket potato options we chose were very nice. I felt our visit was let down by one particularly abrupt member of staff, a two star rating perhaps a bit harsh based on one person but she left me with an overriding impression, a bad one .

The service at this restaurant is excellent and the cakes are delicious. However, they could improve by using more local produce. It's surprising that they can't find local ingredients to use in their cafe, and even the staff seems to be unsure about this. It's disappointing that the National Trust has chosen to buy bulk products instead of supporting local producers. It's also questionable why they are serving Cadbury's hot chocolate, as it is now considered to be American and may not even be made in the UK anymore. Overall, the restaurant needs to make more of an effort to source locally and support British products. Speisekarte ansehen