National Trust Tea Room in Purbeck

We popped in very late on a Monday afternoon after an all day walk. Hoping for a very much needed cup of tea.We were greeted by a very lovely lady who couldn't have been more welcoming.We both had a cream tea which was served with a really fresh scone, loads of cream and jam, and a really good pot of tea.What a way to finish our walk.Thank you ladies you made a nice day out even better

Allowed in onto their clean floors with muddy boots to enjoy a lovely pot of tea and gorgeous coffee cake. Thoroughly recommended.

Went late in the afternoon the staff were very friendly the cream tea was lovely. The setting perfect . Will definitely be going here again.

Tearoom at corfe castle we have been here many times in the past, beautiful setting and cozy inside but disappointed this time. Staff very nice but no food apart from cakes and soup. We ordered soup which for the price came in tiny bowls and thin sliced bread. Very uninspiring. So for coffee great place but not for lunch at the moment. Maybe staffing issues ?

Great view of the castle and very tasty cream tea !

At £3.45 for the luxury hot chocolate it was delicious and very rich. Topped with cream and some surprise of marshmallows below. A nice treat whilst visiting the castle. Very friendly and professional service all round.

The best view for a cream tea/lunch. Good value food. Not accessible for disabled/older people. Toilets has a step up to it. There is only 1 for men, 1 for women which isn't really suitable for the size of the tea room - long queues. The best seats are outside and that is truly stunning but again there was a large step to it.I definetly would recommend going here purely for a remarkable view of the castle, and the sparrows!!

It is a very nice place, views are wonderful, it’s calm, and quiet, and you can enjoy your cream tea watching the castle and thinking about history of the place. Cream tea price is very good, considering that it’s a touristic place I would expect it to be higher. Scones are crunchy which I liked a lot. Good coffee and tables outside have umbrellas which is good if it’s too hot, and you need some shade( or if it’s raining) beautiful village to visit too!

I very much enjoyed my scone and drink here when I visited. The cafe is set in a traditional building and offers a menu relatively typical of the National Trust

Wonderful view of a castle steeped in history and the reasons why it became ruins. Good village entrance and a steam train to boot right next door. Well worth visiting.