St Josephs Tearoom

+44 1509 506935

St. Josephs, Abbey Rd, Coalville LE67 5UP United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

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St Josephs Tearoom Info

St. Josephs, Abbey Rd, Coalville LE67 5UP United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
+44 1509 506935
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+44 1509 506935
+44 1509 506935

Best PlaceJuice Reviews

April 2022

A lovely homely tea room just down the road from Mount St. Bernard Abbey.

Nice friendly and accommodating staff clearly working hard to make it run smoothly.

Lovely open fire keeping the dining rooms toasty warm even on the coldest of spring days!!

The food & drinks are freshly prepared and were absolutely lovely!

Around the back is a craft shop too & on the day we called in a local craftsman was selling cut dried wood blanks ready for turning or other craft work.

We will definitely call back in.

Endroit paisible, chaleureux, parfait pour déguster des scones salés ou de bons gâteaux. Soit dans le jardin soit à l’intérieur joliment décoré. J’y ai même acheté un petit souvenir dans la boutique attenante :)

This place is a hidden gem ???? warm served scones, great vegan choices, ♥???? Fresh made food to order. Lovely, friendly staff and on some days its best to book as too many people are finding out about this lovely place ????????❤ Outside seating under an event marquee as well as indoor seating. If it's chilly they light the real fire ????

Food was quite expensive for what you got. Menu was overall quite expensive i felt. £7 for a jacket potato with one filling and you didnt get loads. Service was OK but not the best I felt. Sadly not sure I would come back here.

Super kind people. There were no spots left so we asked to take sandwiches away, but they found us a nice little table, then moved us to a bigger one. Everything was superb and the toasties are so tasty! Highly recommended place. Also the craft shop is unmissable - affordable prices and really creative items.

Just visited the tea rooms (March2023), was nice to get out as the snow finally disappeared.

We had the scones and coffee, which were very nice and reasonably priced (I attached the menu)

There is a good selection of drinks, sandwiches, cakes and toasties, my favourite being the scones.

It’s on the site of an old monastery and they sell has made crafts.

Definitely worth a visit, recommended.

A little difficult to locate but once found, it was all worth it. The bacon stack was sooo yummy!

Absolutely lovely as soon as we walked in we was made to feel really welcome it was clean bright and warm The food was devine and portion size was brilliant for such resonable prices and so much to choose from. My brother uses a mobility scooter and staff was very helpful in getting him seated. Also a lovely little craft shop inside with some beautiful items and such a polite friendly and helpful young lady who was serving. Will definitely be making another visit and will recommend to friends and family.

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