Westmill Tea Room in East Hertfordshire

Lovely day, great brunch, cake and coffee . 10/10

Set in the beautiful village of Westmill, a visit to this lovely tea room is a must. With seating indoors and out, you are guaranteed a tasty experience with a wide range of cakes, sandwiches and scones. Afternoon teas are also available. Food is available to take out and there is also a mini sweet shop. Highly recommended.

Beautiful cake and a lovely coffee. We will be back

Great setting in a quiet village. The carrot cake was the best I've had in a long while. The staff were welcoming and service was quick. I will definitely be returning!

We are so pleased that the tea room has opened again after the winter break. We really enjoyed our tea and the delicious scones and cake. We are very happy to recommend them and will be back again soon. Thank you.

This is the one of the best tea rooms I've visited. My daughter and I had lovely experience here. Outside seating in lovely surroundings, staff were very welcoming and friendly. Tea, scones and Jam delicious. Will definitely visit again and sample some of the amazing looking home made cakes. I'd certainly recommend this place.

The Tea Room is set in the idyllic village of Westmill just of to the left of the A10 heading towards Cambridge. There is plenty of open air seating under canopies and umbrellas, to enjoy delicious cakes and light lunch snacks, the owner is welcoming and staff are friendly. Service is courteous and efficient. There are a few indoor seats, if it's raining. A pleasure to visit without the hassle of chain cafes.

Lovely quite pretty surroundings. The service is very quick. The tea is real, no bags, and is flavoursome, as is the delicious homemade cakes. The only fault was that there is no handle bar for the disabled in the otherwise perfectly clean toilet. Definitely worth a visit if you are in this picturesque area.

I wanted to get away from London for a bit on the bank holiday weekend for some scones and this place doesn't disappoint. Found by chance on Google Maps and just out of London in a quiet area just off the A road. It's a must!

The Tea Room is a very nice quaint place with extremely nice quality tea & food and very pleasant staff.But unfortunately on a Sunday that I book a week in Advance to take my mother for her 66 birthday gift, on arrival we where ushered to our reserved seating in the window of the shop on full display of the village green.This wasn't ideal then I realised we wasn't in what the tea room actually referred to as the "tea room" that was down stairs with a big sigh over the door labeled "tea room" but we was stuck in the window.This was quite frustrating but that this can still be very nice, then up rolled three cyclists, looking like they had just finished a serious ride sweating and panting, crash bang wollop as they landed on the table next to us.This wasn't feeling like much fun now, and as cyclists buzzing from there ride now passing commentary on our sandwich and cake stand and every bite we took from our food.This place turned to be an extremely popular stop off for cyclists, and the locals village cafe as locals came in and out ordering, standing over our table then leaving with there food.The tea room is a beautiful place and the staff lovely and locals very pleasant, but this place on a Sunday is just simply to busy to accommodate our type of booking.But the staff failed to warn us and failed to provide us with what I purchased and they advertised.And offered no apology, even after email explaining my disappointment of the booking, the response wasn't short of, "oh well, yeh it was busy wasn't it"Such a shame I would loved to have drive 30 mins each way again to have taken my wife, but will probably give it a miss!