Lavender Abbey Tea Room

excellent vegan roasting with beyond meat. absolutely beautiful Sunday dinner on a sunny afternoon in the garden. very attentive staff that has gone away to make us welcome. also dog friendly

Had a late breakfast of Welsh rarebit with mushrooms, washed down with a st clements juice. Absolutely delicious. Local ingredients are sourced. Great choice of teas, cold drinks and coffee. Friendly owner. Highly recommend.

to visit such a scenic little tea shop, good selection of cakes and large space to sit at the fire and take into the decoration. friendly staff and dog friendly. only the bottom is on the small side, so will probably be busy at the height of the season, but we loved it Voir le carte

after visiting the battle abbey we went by to see what they had on the menu. really surprised to see so many options. the woman prefers not to have the usual Burger option and chose a starter arancini spatula, inherit and lemon while I had the beyond spice baguette with chips.

they will have a wonderful couple of hours in lavendar abbey tea rooms sat before the fire in comfi chairs with friends and the owner nattering. Made to feel so welcome, it had a warm, welcoming atmosphere and delicious eating with tempting cakes that we could not resist! go and pay them a visit, you will be glad that you did it.

we had a nice dinner here and was very surprised to see so many vegan and gluten-free options on the menu! we shared the mezze platter with some chips that was tasty, the platter was full of beautiful olives, sunken tomaten, hummus, falafels, sugar snap hebsen and some gf flatbread it was so good! too full for sorbet for dessert, we just have to go back! Voir le carte

8 of us went to the breakfast on Sunday morning. what a Jewel. the atmosphere, service and eating were all excellent. recommend the English breakfast with dads army sausage and finished with a beautiful mouth, the fresh peone with jam and sawn watered. they also love the tea with fresh leaves and served in china tassen. worth a visit, just before the abbey.

we spent time visiting the teestuben in battle, and the lavender tea room was the most friendly and quintessentially british. they take care of those of us who are gluten-free and milk-free, which is a big plus. her log burner was a great advantage on Saturday when it snowed. in any case worth a visit as we found it in battle. it is very close to the abbey. gilly

Trust me when I say I have tried many scones around England. The ones at this place are the best compared to many I have tried around the country. My raisin scone was perfect in every way, was fresh from the oven and warm, juicy, tasty, with delicious clotted cream and jam. To die for. Tea sizing was great and not small like in some cafes, perfect for washing down the beautiful scone goodness. The sad thing is that my scone experience here made everything else in Battle seem rather ordinary! Voir le carte