Bailey's Tea Shop in Bury

Good hearty food with inexpensive prices. Staff friendly.

My husband and I popped into this little tea shop the other day on a trip to Ramsbottom, it's a very nice place to visit if you're ever there.It has an old fashioned feel to it and the food is great. The staff are friendly and helpful and I'd recommend a visit.

I went today for lunch with my friend who is a vegan there was plenty of choice for me but very limited for her so she settled for a salad which wasn’t very exciting just quite basic, we had to ask for everything we wanted like dressings, soya milk extra napkins and although it was a nice clean and pleasant cafe and the staff were pleasant too but they weren’t very knowledgeable about what was veggie and what was vegan so a bit dopey overall I’m sorry to say

Friendly and welcoming . service excellent, clean and smart staff. The spice chiken wrap was amazing as well as the side salad. Took some blueberry and almond cake home was advised to have it earm with cream. Light and very tasty. Perfect end to a lovely day xx

My Mother in Law and I popped in for a quiet tea and coffee. The cafe is a quaint little place and although there were a few other customers in at the time, it wasn't too full and was rather quiet.I did find that we tended to speak very quietly (almost under toned) or not at all, as there was very little noise inside the cafe and no quiet music in the background.The coffee and tea were both very good and the staff were very helpful and polite. A good little place to stop off for a quiet break whilst out shopping,

Back here again today by demand of my son. We love this tea shop, with it's retro style and quiet, peaceful atmosphere. There's a great selection of fine quality teas and cakes or light bites. My son loves this place, so it never fails to disappoint on those rainy Saturday afternoons when he wants to do something indoors.

First visit, only two tables occupied so took a chance. Great food, excellent service. And within 30 minutes it was full with a customer patiently waiting for the next free table which is actually a good sign. Will return!

This establishment does not welcome mother’s with babies in pushchairs! Today I walked my child around to put her to sleep in her pushchair so I could sit and eat my lunch. When I went in the door a member of staff shouted across the cafe to me (cafe full of people looking at me) that if I was to come in I would have to fold my buggy down due to health and safety. I said to her the baby is sleeping I can’t and she said I would have to come back when the baby is awake as the buggy must be folded! She make me feel embarrassed shouting this across a full cafe! There was a place for the buggy to sit out of the way also. I have never been turned away from anywhere due to having my baby with me and made to feel embarrassed at how I was spoken to with a cafe full of people looking up at me. It’s an absolute disgrace to be made to feel this way anyone with a young baby knows how hard it is to get out and be out with a baby without being treated this way!

It's a quaint teashop where the staff dress in victorian uniform.It is rather a small establishment so there isn't much room between tables. It would be a bit tight with prams.Great for quick dessert or a sandwich, they do have a specials board but the menu isn't extensive.

Bailey's Tearooms is a charming TEAROOM with waitresses in old fashioned Tea-Maid style service outfits. The Tea is proper .tea whatever sort you choose - likewise the coffee is superb! Cakes, teacakes. sandwiches. soups. scones and huge sponge cake selection are to die for- never mind their hearty hot food warming you on a cold winter's day?. Absolutely worth a visit, whether you arrive in Ramsbottom by bus, car, train bicycle or on foot, well worth a visit- get in early for lunch so as not to be disappointed if it fills up very quickly. nothing too much trouble, served always with a smile and extremely polite helpful staff always! I Never miss a visit to Bailey's when in the area.