Newens The Original Maids Of Honour

the best scone and bakery shop in london. ms. nevinha and her personal are very nice and friendly. the atmosphere feels like home. this is my dream café!

This typically English tea room has charm and character. The two superb members of staff on our visit Nevi and Kimberly were charming and friendly but also very professional.

I enjoyed my afternoon with everyone here. the sandwiches were fab the scones were light and fluffy sausage rolls were great and nothing beats a tee from a teepot. the service was fab our waitress was excellent and very friendly I will come back here thanks to xx

I took my little niece for high tea following a trip to Kew Gardens, we are local and have always wanted to visit. The staff were lovely and very welcoming, the tea rooms full of old fashioned charm and the tea was really well done....A real treat. Can’t wait to go back.

I came with my sister and friend for high tea, and had a lovely time. I went for 20 pound savory high tea option and was so satisfied with the delicious array of sandwiches and savory pastries. The service was excellent, especially the Brazilian woman...from São Paulo who served our table. I highly recommend this cafe, especially if you're making a trip to Richmond. We were able to walk here from the overground stop. Lastly, the decorations, music, and vibe inside were so cozy! Make a stop here for some tea and pastries .

After having enjoyed a high tee at honorary girls for years, I was really disappointed during my last visit. the decoration no longer looked historically graceful, but now it looked just suffocated and unkempt. I was also really surprised that the waiter wasn't in the position, mine. look for no butter in my finger sandwiches because the cook was too busy. I would have thought that a worker could take a couple of brot in the hand. I didn't feel the approach focused on the customer and felt rushed and they did, is a gunst that we could be there.

newens made us a picnic yesterday and it was great. we took it to kew. it included prosecco, water, glasses, spode, cutlery, sandwiches, a pasty, quiche, geese beans, kartoffel salad, cake, scones with dipped sawn, jam and brot. oh and the best crowning chicken ever. all in one becauseer with a deck! it was just perfect. the staff was so helpful and friendly and I also look forward to eating in the tea room. it is a beautiful, old-fashioned place, with love to detail. for anyone who wants a special tasty bite or an old English experience, this is the place highly recommended.

Service was slow, waited 14 minutes to be served, then a further 20 minutes for Sandwiches to arrive that were dry, fillings of ham cheese, rubbery low quality food at high prices. Was given the wrong tea, so we had to wait a further...10 minutes for our tea which was tea bags when we'd already asked for loose tea Earl Grey. Looks very nice from the outside though, however inside is quite cramped and a bit shabby with plastic table cloths. NEEDS a good refurbishment along with a professional manager to run the place. All 3 of us left hungry, we did not finish the food, sadly we won't be going back.

we came for a quick snack in the middle of the afternoon, after the lunch break. we sat fast and had a look at the very extensive menu. it wasn't quite clear whether we should order at the counter or whether a waitress would come to us. at the end I gave up waiting for the latter and went to the counter before a waitress discovered me and came over. we ordered two tees and some baked goods, the tee was very good and the baked goods hot and delicious when they came. nb there is a considerable mark (c. 100 when they eat, instead of taking pasties, quiches etc. we also took some of the famous maids of honour, which were also delicious. the service was a bit chaotic. it seemed no clear distincti...