Royal Teas in Greenwich

Service was very good. Cozy place with more than reasonable prices. I particularly liked the large variety of cakes for such a small place. The tea was nice and in general the portions were generous for the price. The scones were just amazing! I'm definitely going back for more.

Giving them one Star as I don’t have the option to give them zero. I took my partner there for brunch as a birthday treat. We were waiting for a table as it was busy. There was a couple before us standing waiting for a table, Once they were seated the waitress came and told us to wait outside in a rude manner. On a windy and rainy day, that was not an ideal option.As someone who works in hospitality management, that could have been dealt with totally differently.RUDE. Definitely, never coming back.

Great breakfasts. Genuine place, relaxed atmosphere, friendly sevice. Popular among locals.

Beautiful location, nice ambience inside, heuvos bravas was delicious. A bit too much tea in the teapot for the gunpowder tea so the second cup from the pot was very bitter.

Great menu. Love the vegan breakfast. Not too keen with dogs inside the cafe, as I have allergies

Lovely little place! Aside from salmon it's entirely vegetarian. Homey and yummy food! There is also a wide selection of loose leaf tea. We had a wonderful time and would definitely return

Excellent breakfast cafe for brunch. Salmon eggs & eggs royale 👍 Also they sell loose tea ☕️ and other lovely stuff

AMAZING tea, cake, scrambled eggs....everything basically! I have been coming here for 20+ years and can say that it's so incredibly good I asked Ray if he might make the cakes for my Mum's funeral wake. He did, and they were fabulous, decorated with beautiful flowers and hand written labels. Ray is amazing, and of course so is his cafe. I love Royal Teas, it's just incredible. Thank you!

The place isn't the BEST, per se. The outside tables are kind of rickety plastic, and close to the outside areas was some resident's trash (the cute rose bush somewhat mollified any negative feelings towards the bag or resident). Nevertheless, the location on Royal Hill street is beautiful. It's a fantastically cozy street away from the hub-bub of the area around the greenwich market. The houses on the street are picturesque (despite the construction going on), you can see many families there.The food itself was actually very good, and they were very willing to adjust to any changes we wanted to make to what was on the menu. The prices, for london, were incredibly cheap. For two meals with extras, a coffee, a milkshake and fresh juice we paid 20 pounds. As a bonus, they offered different blends of coffees and were helpful in deciding to choose which one.So, for a nice weekend brunch that isn't too expensive I can easily recommend this place.

What a hidden gem! Very cute cafe. We went to Royal Teas after a stroll in the park. The food was super delicious! Sourdough toasted bread with salmon and scrambled eggs, and a vegan sausage sandwich... still thinking about it:). Our two little boys - normally a bit fussy - were very happy with their baguettes and left nothing for us :( The cakes (carrot and chocolate) fresh orange juice and the coffee (we really went for it) were just as good. Very friendly service. Definitely coming back here!