October 2024 by Oliver Mills
Excellent good value full English breakfast
October 2024 by Maria Weeks
Breakfast was scrumptious, the place is amazing over 8 thousands teapots in the showcase museum. Don't miss a treat...
October 2024 by Ruth Field
Friendly staff, good food and so many teapots. Lovely weir, a great place for outdoor pursuits, canoeing and paddle boarding.
Kid-friendliness: Lovely safe fenced in area with climbing frame and option to do some painting.
September 2024 by belinda hetherington
Lovely chilled place by the river get a variety of people from families to bikers it my new favourite find
September 2024 by Garrie Latter
Lovely place to visit in a beautiful setting, the collection of teapots is amazing well worth visiting
September 2024 by Dee Cartwright Whitstable Island Cottage
I love this place.
Traditional, unpretentious and with lots of English dished.
Great gluten free scones and v nice for children
Dietary restrictions: They have great scones ALWAYS available
Kid-friendliness: Little tot's play area and larger playground adjacent
September 2024 by Natasha wall
A lovely place to relax
September 2024 by Rayii
Wonderful cafe, lovely setting, great staff at the cafe whoch has a wide selection on the menu to choose from - cooked breakfasts/hot and cold lunches; cream tea, fresh ice cream. The teapot museum right next to the cafe looked amazing. Lorraine, you are the best, mwah, & the whole team were lovely and friendly! We will definitely come again!
September 2024 by alan ward
Food great, setting great. Guy on till was in too much of a hurry, verging on rude. Other staff were lovely as usual.
September 2024 by Andrew Blackwell
Came here today for a bit of lunch but was rudely told by a member of staff didn't catch her name red hair glasses that it was a 2 hour wait for food and apparently it was my fault that I came on a busy day and It's not there fault they were short staffed and had very little food I hope the owners see this as thanks to your stroppy school girl staff member you will never have my custom again
September 2024 by Peter Jesshope
We have been wanting to visit this place for a long time but was very disappointed the service was very slow we waited 45 minutes for our food which none had to be cooked and was ok.
September 2024 by David Tedman
An amazing collection of, yes, teapots. There is also a cafe there with outside & inside tables. We never tried tge food, but the cafe was busy on a summer Friday lunchtime.
We arrived, as I said at around lunchtime. There is some street parking, but this is very limited. The car park, well a large field, has a flat £3.50 charge for all day. There were a couple of camper vans, who chose to enjoy the field & the country walks in the area. We however were teapot hunting, a minutes walk from the parking & we were there. Entry to the collection was £3 each. I return there were thousands of teapots, hopefully my pictures help give an idea as to the scale & type of teapots. We were in there for around 35 minutes, had we not had a prior lunch booked, we would have used the cafe after as it was indeed a lovely summers day. Not, dare I say everyone's cup of tea, but a great collection of teapots, for those who love them.
August 2024 by Tony Morgan
Completely over priced just a monumental rip off. Take a pic nic
August 2024 by Gary GDC
What a lovely place, the food was excellent, the staff were very polite and friendly very reasonable prices and where the teapots are was unbelievable, just £3 for adults well worth a visit, parking was £3.50 for all day which for this day and age is very reasonable, you park in a grass field so you can take a picnic, dogs are welcome on a lead, I will definitely be going back
August 2024 by Ron Reinfeld
It's got a teapot and it's an island. It's modern British and has been such since the 80s most likely. And that's a good thing. There's a lot of indoors and outdoors to sit in. Many teapots on the walls. Kind a like a summer camp vibe and you feel like a kid again, where life is an adventure of exploration. It's your fault for not getting excited over a 10ft teapot anymore. The sandwich has good bacon, nice and salty. I would recommend the white bread as the brown is hovis extra thin style, it can't hold the weight of the filling.
