Tea Rooms in East of England
3 verified tea rooms and tea houses across 2 cities — from formal afternoon tea to traditional gongfu service.
3 tea rooms
Fitzbillies
Trumpington Street · Cambridge, UK
Fitzbillies has traded on Trumpington Street since 1920 and is the original of the bakery's Cambridge branches. The café serves a full brunch and lunch menu and afternoon tea, with an on-site bakery counter for bread, whole cakes and its Chelsea buns.
Harriet's Cafe Tearooms
Cornhill · Bury St Edmunds, UK
Harriet's has served tea and fresh-baked scones in Bury St Edmunds since 2001 from the historic Cornhill Building, formerly part of the town's fire station, under high ceilings and chandeliers. Waitresses wear period uniforms and the tearoom is fully licensed, with outside seating in summer; a second branch operates in Norwich.
The Orchard Tea Garden
Grantchester · Cambridge, UK
The Orchard Tea Garden has served tea beneath fruit trees planted in 1868 for well over a century and counted Rupert Brooke and Virginia Woolf among its early regulars. The site is now in the care of Cambridge Past, Present & Future, with the tea garden operated by Orchard Tea Garden Ltd; the kitchen serves 10 am to 3:30 pm daily and summer opening runs to 5 pm weekdays and 6 pm at weekends.