Susannah’s Tea Room in East Devon

Stopped for cream tea during our bike ride. Lovely place, friendly service.

Small and cosy little place and very friendly staff made for a very welcome lunch stop in a lovely place. I'll definitely be visiting again.

Nice friendly small tea room with outside seating nearby to view the estuary. Recommended and good to support local businesses.

Great stopping off point on our walk from Exmouth to Topsham. Excellent coffee and a good selection of cakes. Highly recommended.

Visited this cafe today.Curently the tearooms is takeout only which was ideal for us.Excellent customer service, food was lovely.Only negative was the cheese used was processed rather than cheddar, but we will definitely visit here again.

Takeaway and a couple of seats outside. Very nice food and great service. My experience was just a tuna bap which was crammed with tuna and came with a lot of crisps, proper ones. I regularly cycle the Exe Trail and this will be a regular stop on this beautiful village.Further review, been back a few times since the review and each time has been a nice experience. Freshly made baps and tea and a seat outside, what more do you want.?

A welcome break (copyright infringement?) with a cup of tea and delicious homemade cakes! Very friendly and cheerful staff, well worth a visit.

Booked an afternoon tea for 20 people to take away on Sunday for a 95th Birthday Garden Party. Susannah's excelled and delighted us with the food and their service. Everything was beautifully packed and portions were generous. Scones were absolutely delicious and cheese scones were amazing. Orange and chocolate brownie was to die for! We also had scotch eggs, honey and mustard sausages and everything else you'd expect in an afternoon tea! Would highly recommend Susannah's. We have also tried the coffee and flapjack and can highly recommend that too! A thoroughly well deserved 5 stars from all of us. Thank you Susannah's.

Cremated bacon, okay sausages (seemed microwaved), nice bread, okay coffee.*response to owner* - visit was approx 11am on Wed 24th Feb. We had about 10-15 minute wait for a bacon bap which was very dry and hard, a sausage bap which was on lovely granary but sausages were black and a little dry and a flat white. This is down to personal preference, but our coffee lacked the depth of flavour and smoothness that you would expect from a flat white. I'd have to have another to give an in depth review though.

Very welcoming without being overbearing. Two of us had a cream tea and shared a big pot of tea amongst the 3 of us. It was Tea Pigs and brewed very nicely. The scones were most likely not long out of the oven as they were still warm. A charming place in a charming village.