The Cottage Tea Room in Chorley

Very nice place to pop into for a snack or a meal top quality food very friendly staff

Cosy, friendly and with a nice selection of both sweet and savoury food.

Lovely find while walking. Worth a visit! Specialties menu amazing.... Had the chowder....spot on!

First time at this lovely cafe and tea rooms after first time up Great hill, and it won’t be our last for eitherStaff here are wonderful, cakes are fabulous, and prices are unbelievable 😮 We’re already working out how early we get up to do the walk next time in order to partake in the all day breakfast after.Only 5 tables inside so can get full quickly especially mid afternoon but that’s the sign of great popular place

Stopped by for a coffee and some cake, the staff were so pleasant and friendly. The homemade cake was absolutely delicious. Well worth a visit!

Stopped here on a bike ride around the West Pennine moors for a Latté, Parkin and Cheshire cheese,very tasty and 'moorish' indeed.The waitresses were really polite and atentative.I intially was going to sit outside,but I was concerned about leaving my bike unattended as I had no locking mechanism with me.The waitress informed me that there was a bike rack around the back of the property to store my bike,which was handy as this could be seen by the kitchen staff.The Cottage tea room is a cosy little place in which to stop for a bite to eat,it was very clean and had quite an extensive menu,however that would be worth checking on their website before going for something to eat,as I don't think they have the traditional 3 course meals etc; on offer, although I could be wrong!. I did notice there was a table reservation service.The room itself is quite small ,when I was there it was almost full at lunchtime,so again might be worthwhile booking beforehand.The village of Brinscall is situated in a beautiful part of Lancashire and has quite a few amenities to enjoy if you have a short stop or visit there.

Great tea room. Best breakfast barm I've had in a long time, proper butchers sausages and bacon. The Victoria sponge is almost as good as my wife makes, but I have to say that 😉🤣. I've be back for sure 👍👍👍

First visit to this little known tea rooms. My Mum and I had the afternoon tea for two. At £22 for the two of us, it was very good value. You get four finger sandwiches and a smoked salmon and cream cheese tortilla, two cakes where you choose the ones that you want, a bowl of crisps, and a scone with butter, jam and cream and a pot of tea. Booking IS required for afternoon tea. There is a substantial menu and daily specials. Definitely worth a visit if you live nearby, or even if you're out on a hike. We will definitely be coming back.

Visited Friday 2 April. This is a wonderful tea room working on a take out basis. Friendly with superb service, brilliant cakes and fabulous breakfast rolls.

Small cafe, popular with locals, good home cooked food, reasonably priced. Dog friendly.