Strid Wood Tea Rooms

A warm welcome and friendly service. Lovely coffee and yummy cakes. The toasties and bacon rolls are really moorish! A great place to stop at the end of a walk.

Food was nice albeit expensive and we would have preferred to have eaten using actual crockery and NOT paper plates and cups. I don't think this is too much to expect considering the prices charged!!

I don't normally leave reviews but I couldn't believe the price of an ordinary cheese toastie at £6.95 and the same price for a plain ham sandwich. Nothing special sandwich. Harrods prices on a paper plate. Voir le carte

We stopped at this lovely cafe part way round our walk from Bolton Abbey. Visiting as a family with two children we were impressed by the selection on the lunchtime menu, with plenty of good options for children too. The soup and tasty bread was...

Visited today with my children after finishing the pumpkin trail. All the staff were super friendly with my two little ones and the hot chocolates with cream and marshmallows were amazing! My latte was also delicious and I really hope to visit again soon. Thank...

I have visited several times now and everything I have loved being there. The staff are very friendly, kind and helpful. The place is very clean and the food display is so inviting with a wide variety to choose from. I highly recommend visiting the tea room after a walk. Voir le carte

DONT BOTHER with this over priced and nasty little place. As soon as you arrive the staff charge out and aggresively demand you pay for parking. We were going in!!!! We had two pieces of old dry cake and luke warn tea. There was a human nail in one of the cake slices. Utterly disgusting experience. Never again.

Never has this place let us down, with very friendly service, and great food cooked exactly to my specifications. I love the gift shop. Others report food running out, as do other places where custom demand, versus lack of staff, who work seven days, a week, this is nothing out of the ordinary on occasion. I can only comment negatively on one thing, the poor staff have to man the extortionatly priced car parking, alongside running a lovely tearoom, which they do so well, which leads to heavier workload. Regardless, they never complain.....fabulous as always, Diane and Nicci.

Having read reviews on TripAdvisor I had some trepidation stopping here and though we didn't have any issues there is a fundamental problem for the Tearoom workers that causes so much friction/trouble. The car park here is one of 3 on the Bolton Abbey Estate visitors can use to access the walking routes. Unfortunately, access to these car parks comes with a single £15 charge. No problem, if you have paid at one of the said 3 for that access but if stopping at the Tearooms just for the tearoom or gift shop you still have to pay which obviously no one wants to do just to have a cup of tea etc. The poor staff are constantly fighting the same battle with such visitors and the mistake that has be... Voir le carte