Lilly Kings Tea Room

I recently ate at this restaurant and found it to be quite basic with plenty of seating. The establishment used to be a chip shop. The coffee was nothing special. Overall, I don't plan on returning.

Booked for the Champagne Afternoon Tea; what a delight. The staff were engaging and helpful. The selection of sandwiches, scones and cakes were wonderful. The champagne was chilled, the tea was hot. The chocolate cake was sensory overload.

My daughter has been going on about having a freak shake since she saw them on YouTube. To her surprise i took her to your tea rooms today and she ordered one she loved every bit. We come to your tea rooms all the time when we come to bury very organised clean place to eat. And child friendly

I have visited Lilly Kings twice and really enjoyed it. I am coeliac and catering for me was no problem, gluten free bread available and a SERIOUSLY GOOD carrot cake. . It is very reasonably priced, the staff are friendly and efficient and the food great. The cafe is very tastefully designed and a lovely ambience a must visit when in Bury!

The restaurant was too loud! I met a friend for a quick lunch and coffee, but it was extremely noisy. We had to shout at each other just to have a conversation. My plea to the owner is to please lower the volume of the music - it's a cafe, not a nightclub! Additionally, the hot pot was disappointing as the meat seemed cheap. If you're going to use minced meat and charge around five pounds per portion, please use a better quality butcher!

I visited the restaurant with my young grandson, and we only had about 25 minutes before our bus departed. Despite there being four staff members visible, only one was serving customers. The two people in front of me in line were taking their time and paid with a card, so it took over 10 minutes before I was finally served. I ended up just ordering a pot of tea, while my grandson had a scone. The menu was diverse, but I found the prices to be a bit high for Bury.

I went with my girlfriend, we both had coffee which was great and v stylishly served with a panini and a toastie. They offer a range of gluten free options and some very good sweet bits too. It was good to see a traditional vanilla slice alongside more contemporary options. I particularly liked the spacious feel to the cafe and the decor which is tasteful and clearly been thought through. Well worth a visit and v different from the corporate feel of standard coffee shops. The staff were v friendly and hygiene of the highest level.

Took my 2 boys age 5 and 3 for a milkshake and cake break (which was really a mummy coffee break! . Had been before and been really impressed and was equally happy with this visit. Staff can't do enough for you, especially when you have kids. They chatted with my 5 year old about school and lent him pencils for drawing, didn't bat an eye at my 3 year old getting more cake on the floor than in his mouth. The cakes are to die for and the milkshakes went down a storm!! The hardest part of my visit was picking which cake to have! Will definitely be going back, a lovely way to break up shopping with little people!

I came here for lunch with my 2 yr old daughter and my mother. First impressions were great nice and bright with lots of space. i ordered a plain cheese sandwich for my daughter and 2 tuna paninis for myself and my mum. when we sat down after ordering the table behind us was complaining that they had been waiting some time for food and were ignored whilst other customers were served. after waiting about 20 mins again i add for 3 sandwiches, i asked how much longer it may be as my daughter was becoming very agitated and hungry it took them a further 20 mins to bring out my daughters cheese sandwich and a further 5 to bring out the 2 remaining sandwiches. i will also add that the table to the...