The Pavilion in Havant

Went for late lunch on a Monday.Staff were beyond helpful with newborn baby and cheeky toddler on our sitting.Really warm genuinely caring team who are good at what they do.We were given a spacious table in the potting shed. Didn't feel claustrophobic. Had lots of space. Had buggy with newborn in and needed to breastfeed. So very grateful staff were so accommodating. We made sure to reflect this in our tip.Something worth noting: I'm hearing impaired and sometimes find acoustics in different places make it difficult for me to hear. But not at this tearoom. Even though every table was busy I could converse with no issues. Yay!Food was incredible. Family friendly choices.I went with the scones for dessert. Amazing, flussy and delicious! Definitely recommend a visit just for these.We've been before and we will come again.Toilets were immaculate even though busy.So nice to go for a walk around the trees after dining. We spotted lots of interesting things like a Merlin and buzzards.Then we headed to the garden centre.Lovely afternoon out.

Went for the first time on Easter half term. DIL, granddaughter who is 6 and MIL. Very busy but quickly seated by courteous helpful staff. Excellent menu choice, drinks arrived almost immediately swiftly followed by food. Thoroughly enjoyed a panini with a huge tasty side salad. Great service, excellent food, well priced. Would highly recommend. Love the children's boxed lunch with free pack of seeds

Perfect for sandwiches, salads and jacket potatoes or just coffee and cake. It does get busy but there are plenty of tables inside and outside on a dry, warm day. It can be a little expensive but you get what you pay for. Good vegetarian options and gluten free options are ok if you are intolerant but limiting if you are coeliac as they prepare the food in the same place. Staff were friendly and helpful. Dogs welcome in some parts of Standstead.

This a brilliant brunch location. Nice views good service busy but very well organized. Amazing food. Took the in-laws out they loved it. Went for a walk as well.

Venue was nice, food was expensive but nice, waitress was pleasant.Birthday treat for my mother.2 x Afternoon Teas was too much for a 92 year old and 68 year old so my husband had 3 of the finger sandwiches.They charged £2.50 for providing him with a plate!!!! This simple act REALLY should have been a courtesy.This DISGUSTING 'event' charge has cost the waitress a £5 tip, future custom and this rubbish review.Definitely NOT a class act.I am really irritated by this charge.

Food was great, service a tad slow but we went at a very busy time. I'm not sure why they felt they needed to put pineapple in a quiche but webhad a giggle about it with the waitress, after which I ended up ordering the jacket potato instead. They're generous with their helpings and the atmosphere was lovely. Would recommend.

Always a treat to go here. Top tier cafe/lunch/afternoon tea venue. Delicious bacon & egg bap, soft bap, loads of bacon, posh sauce! Waiting staff are usually young people who are extremely polite. Can get busy, but worth wait for polished ambiance 😋☕ 🍰

Fantastic Tearoom! The staff are brilliant and the food is very good. Easy parking, it gets really busy here so allow time to wait or book ahead if you want to secure. There is seating inside & outside. There is the opportunity to walk around the gardens and there is a AED unit not far from the tearoom too. Highly recommend coming here, especially for afternoon tea

We had afternoon tea here, lovely setting, nice staff, not over generous on the afternoon tea it has to be said but it was a lovely sunny day and the surroundings are lovely

Lovely food but a very very long wait for an inside table for four, then another queue outside to order food, which came quickly in about 10 mins. We hadn’t realised that outside tables were available to anyone when vacated, so we hadn’t needed to have waited all that time! The impression was chaotic.