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Lovely, traditional cafe. Tea pots & tea cups. Good range of hot food. Friendly staff. Cash only (which was a bit of a pain with the cash machine not working a the bank!).
Charming service. Delicious full English breakfast, freshly cooked to order. Lovely cup of tea served in bone china cups and saucers. Very reasonable prices. Highly recommend this cafe.
GD constructions have come in on a few occasions for a breakfast. Ordered The Big Budleigh 10/10. Best breakfast around. Highly recommend.
We popped in for a coffee. I like this tea shop. It is comfortable and traditional. The staff are welcoming and the drinks are hot! I will be coming in for more than just a coffee in the future.
Had a lovely cream tea, great service food tasted beautiful.. Thank you when we are down we will be back x
A delightful tea shop in the main street in Budleigh Salterton where we called in at lunchtime a few days before Chrisrmas on a mild and sunny day. The hot dishes looked very appetising but we only wanted a cream tea each which turned out...More
My friend and I agreed that this lovely little place was like stepping back in time. We could easily imagine Agatha Christie's Miss Marple meeting up with an elderly friend and discussing the latest devilment in dear old Budleigh Salterton! Tables with sweetly miss-matched old...More
I visited Tea and Tittle Tattle twice during my two day stay in Budleigh Salterton. Both visits were enjoyable. The staff are very welcoming and attentive. The food is top-notch quality and the prices aren't too expensive either.
What a find! A REAL English village tea shop. China cups, delightful staff and very very nice fruit cake, fruit scones and other choices too. Licensed for drinks with your lunch too! Most menu items are sourced in Devon - the list of suppliers is...More
You could be forgiven for thinking that you have just stepped of a time machine when you enter the Tea and Tittle Tattle, the interior decor gives you an instant feeling that you have been transported somehow to a bygone age when lace covered tables...More
