Lovely people great coffee and fantastic home baking. All in a historic building. The cafe is located on the medieval market square. Well worth a stop. Oh and they have a bookshop.

Lovely place. We had tea and scones in the garden and brought friends there for lunch the following day. Great service both times. Lovely food and great service.

Fabulous old building just off the square in Axbridge. We were lucky enough to get a table for lunch & had drinks & quiche after a couple of laps of the reservoir. My friend considers herself a hot chocolate connoisseur & she said it was...one of the best hot chocolates she has had (I think it was Belgian chocolate). The quiche & salad was lovely and we took some slices of the homemade cherry bakewell home with us. All lovely but the staff especially were friendly & welcoming. I also noticed dog's were welcome.More

Prices on the menu(s) on the tables out front are out of date it seems as when we paid we were charged more as the menu behind the counter states different/increased prices. The law makes it illegal for businesses to mislead you about the price...of an item(s) hence the score here, while ATS choose to stick to their story rather than refund the difference (the pricing on the table menu). In addition the coffee was disappointing.More

We were on our way home from holiday, and stopped in Axbridge to look for lunch. We weren't sure that the Almshouse was any more than a tea shop, but we went inside and were impressed by the scope (and reasonable pricing) of the menu....Sitting outside in the sunlit courtyard, where the old stone walls create a marvellous backdrop for the abundant flowers (obviously well tended), was pleasant, but the universal friendliness of everyone on the staff was even better. The food was great, fresh and generous (I've never seen such thick slices of bread, or so much brie and cranberry stuffed between them); the cakes were home made, or so it seemed, and crumbly and moist. They were busy, but unflappable, and service was prompt and thoughtful. We'll be back before too long.More

After a very interesting look around the museum we sat in a lovely courtyard and had the most amazing cream tea. Fresh warm scones with beautiful clotted cream and jam and a delicious latte. Excellent value for money. All of the staff are friendly, helpful...and welcoming. Couldn't fault it.More

Went for Afternoon Tea- stunning food, my grandson aged 16 months was well looked after. Great service and value for money. Well worth a visit

I take my parents for surprise Afternoon tea and they was very happy with quality of the food and service. Was first experience for them but they could not stop talking for days. Thank you guys for making them feel special.

We passed though Axebridge and dropped in here to buy some second hand books. The food looked great so a few days later we went back for lunch and afternoon tea; it was delicious. We sat upstairs where it was cooler, and ordered soup, sausage...roll, cheese sandwich and Brie and cranberry sandwich with various drinks which were made fresh to order and delivered in a timely manner. All food and drink was delicious. Stayed on for scones, jam and clotted cream which were fresh from the oven and also delicious. Lastly, took some cake back to our holiday let for later. We all agreed the homemade cakes were also fantastic. There’s not that much to do in Axebridge. The car park is only 2 hours (and they do put penalty notices on the cars as we saw), the museum will only take 30/40 mins to go around so use the rest of the time here, eating cake.More

Called in en route from Devon back to Bristol - went in wrong entrance - but welcomed as long lost friend by Nicky - given guided tour including station platform rescued from nearby railway station - delightful place for tea and toasted tea cake -...and a first class bookshop - all in all a real find that I would definitely recommend - but do use the correct entrance - guided tours are only by appointment!!More

Located in the Square this is a little gem of a place. Sat outside and had some lovely coffee and cakes. Dog friendly with friendly and welcoming staff. Little bookshop inside with a good range for the size. Just excellent

Spent another lovely hour at the gorgeous teashop. Lovely food, exceptional service and my dog appreciated her little bowl of dog biscuits too. Well worth a visit if you are in Axbridge