The Wallingford Tearoom - (Near , london)

5 /5 Maki Sekiya: A real hidden gem located at the end of labyrinth of corridors and staircases filled with antique items. ( there are two entrances, staircase outside leading from courtyard, or from inside the antique shop arcade). We ordered French toast, BLT toast and salmon-scrambled egg all cooked to perfection. I’d recommend ordering speciality teas with various fantastic flavours. The atmosphere and the calm inside the tearoom is exceptional, instantly transports to another world.

5 /5 Caroline Raine: Such a great place for lunch or tea. Very calm and relaxing in a beautiful room that is like stepping into an earlier era. The food and drink are top quality and there is an extensive range of teas. The people who run the place are lovely and provide excellent service. Recommended!

5 /5 rizvanr: A wonderful tea room nestled away in the antique shop. Much like the treasures you’ll will find in the shop this hidden gem is a must visit. The service is excellent, the cakes and scones are delicious and the sandwiches are lovely. They also provide interesting blends of tea including winter tea that was spiced and flavourful even in the summer heat and the Darjeeling tea was also a hit. My recommendations are the salmon sandwiches, victoria sponge cake (one of the best I have tried), winter tea and the scone (very light and subtle).

4 /5 Constance green: A lovely wee tearoom with an old world feel circa 1920s. It is situated inside an eclectic antique shop at the top of the stairs. Wonderful cakes and scones. Friendly, helpful staff. Definitely give it a try.

5 /5 Richard Page: Excellent service. The food was delicious. Best panini ever. Homemade goats cheese and tomato quiche was loved by my wife. Cafetière coffee was also really good. Compliments to Chef Philip and his pleasant servers. Be aware that some days it gets very busy so you may consider ringing and booking. Definitely will be coming again!