Harriet's Cafe Tea Rooms in Dover

We had a special afternoon tea here, 1 gluten free and 1 normal. Both were absolutely lovely! Lovely place, great staff!

Won't return again, a tourist trap.Quite possibly the worst breakfast I have had. The coffee (which costs £4) lacks flavour, possibly because they don't use freshly grinded beans. I asked the eggs to be sunny side up and it came back completely cooked through. How can anyone mess up eggs? Especially in a "premium" restaurant. I thought it could be me but my friend's poached egg was also overcooked. Premium setting, premium pricing, appalling quality.

An interesting visit, sadly never to be repeated. Although the staff we spoke to were all very friendly we we given two very dirty forks, we were served lose-leaf tea in pots but no strainer between us, there was no milk provided, no tea spoons, and the cake was average. 15min wait to be seated despite 8 places sitting unoccupied. For tourists this is undoubtedly a tragic experience, let's get some famous English Tea they said.

We stopped off and had a lovely cream tea whilst xmas shopping. Lovely atmosphere and great service and food.

Lovely place for a tea lover, staff are very professional in my view, felt a bit posh but still a nice place nobody said anything negative to me. I had lemon verbana tea and traditional English breakfast grill which was nice and you get a choice of how you want eggs cooked.

The shop was full of people, but we got decently fast service. The tee was nice, and the scone was decent. Everything was decent to try and experience the british things. The price was not that high, so I definitely recommend here. The staffs are nice enough to answer my questions.

Perfect spot for a lovely coffee for two. We tried their almond and Victoria sponge cake and they were both delicious. The staff was friendly and love the piano playing in the background!

Was on a busy time there. Everything came as ordered and lovley decorated. Very friendly waitress. Lovley piano. I enjoyed my time here.

It’s a cute, small cafe but the quality of the Afternoon Tea is just average and quite pricey. The cheapest ‘Traditional Afternoon Tea’ is £17.50 and comes with the home brand tea, cakes, ham and egg sandwiches, and two small scones per person. While the scones are fresh and taste good, the cake was too sweet, none of us four could eat it. Overall not a good value for money.

It's always busy for weekend brunch. The atmosphere was nice and homy but the food was quite disappointing. The poached eggs in the vegetarian breakfast grill had wrinkled and rubbery egg whites. The avocado spread was clumsily meshed. Tea and coffee are fine but nothing special with the desserts either. Given the average quality of the food and a relatively slow service, it's definitely overpriced.