Lewis's Tearooms - Menu

This tea room in a charming village is top notch. The service is always friendly, the food is wonderful, and the chips are the best around.

Now that Town Mills has ceased doing Lunches and afternoon teas, Lewis's Tea rooms are an excellent alternative. Good quality food, well presented and at a reasonable price.

A quirky menu that goes beyond the normal tearooms. Now called mortimers the rarebits are nice and the moo burger is really good! Plenty of choice of teas and coffees and cake also if thats your thing.

When you find yourself in Dulverton, make sure to visit this charming tea room that is known for its friendly atmosphere. You can even bring your dog along with you. The food is delicious and the staff is very welcoming, just like the town of Dulverton itself.

Only stopped for a coffee, a really good roast, lots of taste delicious and mellow rather than harsh and bitter. Service was good and it was relaxing. Bought some rough cider but it tasted like it could be put on chips. The coffee 5 dots the cider a lucky 2 dots but overall a 4

Pleasant decor with interesting pictures and paintings, and quirky giant teacups set the scene for this high street tea shop. The staff were warm and welcoming (despite a behind the scenes disagreement) and in the evening they serve some truly fantastic artisan pizzas, with the meat lovers Carnivore a personal favourite, especially when accompanied with a bottle or two of Exmoor Gold. The Hot Chocolate to finish was also exceptional.

Stopped here for a quick cuppa, crumpet and scone. It took 10 minutes to be served, 10 minutes for tea and coffee to arrive which we had finished before any food arrived. After 30 minutes I cancelled the food. I presume it was the owner in the kitchen who was extremely unprofessional when being told by waitress to cancel the order. He shouted ‘really’ pretty loud for the whole place to hear. Shame he didn’t have the manners to come and apologise to his paying customers for the poor service. We were not the only ones that were waiting a very long time even for drinks.

This week I had the pleasure of sampling their Pizza menu, and was blessed with the best quality pizza 's I have had for many years. Their aromatic duck pizza was especially heavenly. This was the first time I have ventured into this establishment, and I found the surroundings quite pleasant. The owners were courteous polite. Whilst waiting I scanned over their dessert menu which looked very enticing. This alone would encourage me to revisit. If I was to have one minor criticism I would probably say the restaurant was alittle cramped. Perhaps 1 or 2 tables less might improve the spacing between tables. Unfortunately they only do the pizza 's Thurs-Sat evenings. Still we all need something to...

My family stopped by the tea rooms in the late afternoon intending to have tea and cakes, but after looking at the menu, we decided to have a meal instead. We ordered the steak baguette with chips, which was cooked perfectly to my liking, and the spaghetti carbonara, which was the best I've ever had. My children enjoyed their meals from the children's menu as well. The portion sizes were generous and satisfying. Despite the late rush of customers, the service was prompt and friendly. I would highly recommend this tearoom for its relaxed and family-friendly atmosphere, complete with highchair facilities and a dog-friendly policy. The charming rear herb garden added to the overall pleasant and...