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Tillys Teahouse - Moreton-in-Marsh - Photo album

Second time here and enjoy the food and coffees. The carrot cake is beautiful. 1st time here our service was not the best but it has been quite good the 2nd go. Love that it is dog friendly. Wish for wifi.

Had a lovely full English, cooked to perfection. Woukd definitely come back when in the area.

What an absolute joy this place is. From the moment we saw it to the minute we left and everything in between was just perfect. We stopped for breakfast which was lovely. The staff were friendly and welcoming and the atmosphere us a perfect mix of old style charm done in a modern way. Happy to fully

Fantastic dog friendly tea room. Food was lovely and hot chocolate to die for! The waiter even came round to give out dog biscuits to all their doggy guests - what a lovely touch :) Will definitely be back!

On a long journey back from the south west, I popped in here for a drink and something to eat. The service is excellent and quick. There is a large selection of food and drink items including locally sourced items. The whole place has a welcoming feel and has a very pleasant atmosphere. I will defin

It's my first time going to the tearoom. It won't be my last. The food is great, the ambience is great.

Great tea house menu and a variety of sandwiches and breakfasts. Reasonably priced. The service is fantastic. I highly recommend the mini English breakfast, or any of the light lunch and salads. Try anything! You won't be disappointed.

Whatever a little gem of a place.We just stopped for a coffee and a sandwich but it was lovely sitting in their little garden

This is now called Charlotte's not tillys, apparently same owners just a change of name Very nice place, friendly and done out nice and they lets dogs in. A bit expensive, maybe, but then it is a nice cotswold village. £10.45 1 x Eccles cake though big and nice, a choc chip shortbread & two hot drin

Arrived in Moreton mid afternoon, and walked along the street exploring the shops. Now called Charlotte's Pantry, we received a friendly welcome at the door, and decided to go in to sample the choices. Anticipating a proper meal later at our hotel, we settled on tea and Eccles cakes for two. Very c