Jireh House Tearooms in Isle of Wight

Would thoroughly recommend a stay. Very friendly welcome from the hard working staff. Just what we needed after a very long walk. Went out of their way to accommodate us for food. All food home cooked....real chips! Very tasty breakfast too.

Stopped by for afternoon tea. Cakes were outstandingly good. Staff were friendly. Lovely experience.

Myself and 3 friends stayed for 2 nights after completing Walk the Wight. Jan the owner could not be more welcoming, the food was all home cooked and delicious, the rooms were clean and comfy, you were spoilt for choice with the 110 different gins on offer but equally the house wine red, white and rose was lovely. We will definitely be back next year, can't recommend it enough

Jan and Gary are outstanding hosts and greeted us with a warm and friendly welcome. The service and attention to detail is spot on. The 17th century building is beautiful and rooms very comfortable and spotlessly clean. Travelled with 3 girlfriends and we had the best of times chatting and laughing with the hosts and other travellers. A real little gem.

It was very quiet at the time we visited, so the service was quick and friendly. The food was nice. It is an elegantly furnished place with antique pieces. They have an impressive selection of gins which unfortunately we didn't try at lunch time. The restaurant was clean and follows covid rules.

Very welcoming staff. The deserts are to die for. Meals hot and tasty. We're there for a week.. Very well looked after and cared for because I am a disabled lady . Thanks to Janice and Gary and the very polite staff. The gin bar is a great added feature with all the different gins you could mention. Very happy to have chosen to stay there. Will definitely be going there again.

What a wonderful place!! this was our second visit to the cafe at Jireh House and we were welcomed by the friendly staff and blown away by the homemade breaded scampi and chicken kiev, not to mention the homemade scones with jam and cream.What a happy find :o)

A Friendly Café to Have a BreakWe walked passed the guest house and it looked rather friendly (and just refurbished).We were welcome, looked after and had a lovely organic tea. In addition, we go to enjoy a super yummy home-made apple cake. The Jerih Guest House is definitely worth a visit.It seems to be a little gem in Yarmouth and we are looking forward to sampling some more of the cakes. If later on in the evening, the Gin selection looks very promising and I know it goes all too well with Fever Tree :) Cheers!

Excellent friendly place. We had a wonderful supper in their Conservatory, but earlier in the week we had popped in tired, with our dog. They showed us to a table where they allowed dogs and then proceeded to serve a lovely meal. There was no raucous noise either and that was good because we were with a overseas visitor and we wanted to be able to talk and hear. Overall it was a great experience and we are looking forward to going again.

As a disabled visitor to this quaint little 17th century restaurant, I was surprised at how accommodating they were. The guy came out to greet us to inform us that he had a ramp so that I may enter in my wheelchair.Once inside I was delighted to he greeted by friendly staff who were beyond helpful.We ordered our breakfasts and drinks to accompany. The food and drinks were served hot and quickly. All the ingredients of our breakfasts tasted deliciously fresh and wonderfully cooked.This is definitely a must visit for anyone wanting anything from just a drink to a fill 3 course meal.Thank you for a lovely meal.