Brasserie 65
65 East St, Blandford Forum DT11 7DX, United KingdomCafe $10 to $20
2153 N Ocoee St, Cleveland, TN 37311, United States
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If you’re wandering around the scenic surroundings of Bolton Abbey, one spot that you absolutely shouldn’t miss is Abbey Tea Rooms. Nestled within Ferry House, Skipton BD23 6HB, this charming tea house offers a cozy escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. From the moment you step inside, the warm and inviting atmosphere makes you feel instantly at ease. The décor reflects a classic tea room vibe, with soft lighting, comfortable seating, and touches of traditional elegance that perfectly complement the natural beauty outside. Whether you’re popping in for a quick cup of tea or planning to linger over a freshly baked treat, the space caters beautifully to both casual visitors and those looking for a relaxed dining experience.
One of the highlights of Abbey Tea Rooms is the variety of service options it provides. Guests can enjoy onsite services and dine in at their leisure, taking in the peaceful surroundings while savoring a perfectly brewed pot of tea. For those in a hurry, takeout is available, allowing you to carry a slice of this delightful experience with you as you explore the area. While delivery isn’t offered, the focus on creating a welcoming in-person environment ensures that every visitor receives attentive service and a personal touch that’s hard to replicate elsewhere.
The menu at Abbey Tea Rooms is crafted to delight every palate, featuring traditional tea selections alongside freshly prepared pastries, cakes, and light bites. The emphasis on quality ingredients and thoughtful preparation means that whether you’re indulging in a classic cream tea or a more modern treat, every bite feels special. It’s easy to lose track of time here, as the combination of tasty offerings and a peaceful atmosphere encourages guests to slow down and savor the moment. Families, friends, and solo visitors alike can find a spot to unwind, catch up, or simply enjoy a quiet break amidst the beauty of Bolton Abbey. The welcoming vibe, combined with a convenient location and flexible service options, makes Abbey Tea Rooms a go-to destination for both locals and tourists seeking a true tea house experience.
Prices and dish names are transcribed from the restaurant's printed menu, photographed in August 2026 and reproduced on the menu page. Hours, address and service options come from the restaurant's public business profile. An editor confirmed the restaurant was trading on 4 September 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.
2153 N Ocoee St, Cleveland, TN 37311, United States
First thing I'll mention is that there's a rear entrance. I've included a photo of Google Maps where the rear entrance is shown. Anyway, I arrived at 7:07 PM. The restaurant has parking in the rear, side (though its parallel parking on the side), and front. There's a drive-thru window in case you just want to pick-up food without having to enter the restaurant. I entered the restaurant via the rear entrance, and I noticed that they have a shoe brush near it so you can scrape your shoes. This is a place where you seat yourself, and when you're ready to order, you go to the front to order and pay. Also, there is Guest Wi-fi internet. Regarding the bathroom, it's a single bathroom that has paper towels, was rather spacious, and was well kept. For dinner, I went with the BOGO pizza offer and got a 10 inch Gemelli's Special and a 10 inch Chicken Fiesta. Both pizzas arrived 15 minutes and 23 seconds after I ordered. I will say that their menu seems to have some wrong information on them. Case in point, the menu indicated that the price for a 10 inch Gemelli's Special was $17.45 and the price for a 10 inch Chicken Fiesta was $16.45. However, the 10 inch Gemelli's Special actually ended up being $16.95 and the 10 inch Chicken Fiesta (prior to the special price markdown) was $15.95. Regardless, both pizzas were really good, and if I had to pick a winner from the 2, I'd go with the Gemelli's Special. For dessert, I went with a Small Dessert Pizza with Blueberry topping. Again, regarding inaccurate information, the menu indicated that the only available toppings for the Dessert Pizza were Apple, Strawberry, or Blackberry and the cost for a small is $9.99. However, Blackberry topping isn't actually available (but Blueberry is). Also, the cost of a small is actually $8.99. The dessert pizza took 10 minutes and 18 seconds to arrive. The pizza was very floppy because of the blueberry topping, so I had to use a fork and knife to eat it. Regardless, it was hot and tasty. While I do think they need to correct their menus, I still enjoyed my indulgent dinner here, and that BOGO pizza special is a good deal.
The pizza crust is unique which I enjoyed. Not a crisp thin or deep dish, but foldable. We had the buffet and it was good. They seem to be overly committed to onions, bell peppers, and light sauce. The variety was not great. The salad bar was good and the dessert pizzas were delicious. Not really sure about service as 16 of us walked in and nobody noticed. Waited for 15 minutes before finding someone who told us to go to pay up front.
Delicious food and friendly staff at this cute little restaurant. We had garlic knots, veal parmesan and the BOGO pizza deal. It all was delicious and so much food - leftovers for days.
Tell us what you ordered and what it cost. Two or three sentences about one dish is more useful to the next person than a star rating.
Nearest first, then across the Rio Grande Valley.