Sweet Pea' Tea Room

This tea room is homely and beautiful. It was super clean, the food tasted amazing and staff were attentive. I look forward to returning thank you!

A delightful family-run tea room. We are always made to feel welcome. The food is excellent and nothing is too much trouble for the staff. Highly recommended

So close to the church this gem of a tea shop, its small very popular, can be visited at the same time as the towns museam . Lovely welcome good atmosphere a helpful family concern. Cakes look great shame we only had time for a coffee. Voir le carte

Visited sweet Pea Tea room for lunch the service was very good and friendly the tea room is small and cosy with a lovely welcoming atmosphere , the food is locally sourced and is freshly prepared really enjoyed the quiche and salad would recomend it to everyone .

This really was like stepping back in time. Fifties ambience . Traditional food beautifully served by a delightful group of ladies dressed in clothes of the period . Thecheese scones were to die for. Look forward to returning on my next visit to Market Harborough.

The Sweet Pea is utterly charming. There is very much a 40s vibe and its done extremely well. Absolutely delicious food, friendly service and the only place I have ever been to that serves a LARGE Flat White! For that along I would award 5 stars. Very well worth a visit Voir le carte

We have visited this tearoom almost every week since it opened and it never changes they all try so hard to please their visitors and always go out of their way to be helpful. The food and drinks are wonderful and this tearoom is well worth a visit. We think it's the best in Harborough!

Stumbled on this rather quaint and cosy cafe today. Stepping inside was like stepping back to an innocent period in time where one could sit calmly and enjoy a cuppa and cake. I didn’t have cake though. It was lunch time and I needed a small bite of something savoury. I opted for a bacon, Brie chilli panini. It came with a side salad, home made coleslaw and some crisps. It looked lovingly prepared and tasted amazing. The panini hadn’t been squashed to a thin hard crisp , the Brie was thick and melting, the bacon was a nice cut and thick slice and the chilli jam topped this delicious trio off. I loved everything about this small but beautiful cafe and will come back for cake on another visit.

Visited Sweet Pea’s Tea Room on a Saturday afternoon having heard many positive words from family and friends. It’s worth a visit, it’s vibrant and dare I say pretty. Service was prompt and obliging. My wife and I were possibly a little unlucky on our visit. When there, the tearoom, to a person, was impeded by a lady’s telephone which rang extra loud and uninterrupted. Unbothered that she was disturbing the vibe in the tearoom, she gassed on as if her call was everyone else’s problem. When it rang again, she answered, and proceeded with a tedious Cybil Fawlty rendition. Anyway, this wasn’t the fault of the management (although I’d have banned her for life), they were liable for the standard... Voir le carte