Rosey Lea - Menu

We had a very good breakfast very friendly girls serving, lovely building highly recommend! We will return for tea and cake as their cakes looked delicious!

After having a business meeting/brunch at Rosies, I decided to treat myself to a slice of cake for later in the day. Or should I say sliver, are you cutting it with a razor blade? Talk about miserly portions! Cheese on toast was nice though

Ordered takeaway biegal was £6.50 on the menu and when I came to pay had gone up to £7.95. Brought this to there attention and was told well that’s how much they are. Food was very nice but price was extortionate. Price is still £6.50 on the menu.

Great find on our way to Cambridge for the night. Had lunch which was served within a reasonable time, bearing in mind the place was very busy. The staff were all busy but kept a smile on their faces. Much better than stopping on motorway services!!

Been here loads of times and I’m the past 6/9 months it has gone downhill. It is kind of a victim of its own success as it is so popular now but there are not enough staff, kitchen can’t cope with orders and it’s grubby. The last few times I’ve been we have waiting over half an hour to even get a drink. Shame as it used to be good

Just had a snack at Rosey Lea tearoom, don't bother if you want service, a lot off staff running around like headless chickens and not delivering food to customers, waited 45 minutes for 2 sausage sandwiches which were pathetic to say the least when they eventually arrived, the cappuccino in fairness only took 10 minutes to be deliveredWon't be going back in a hurry, they really should get better management as we watched around 12 people leave the que at the door because of slow service

Popped in for coffee with couple of friends.Needed to sit outside due to guidelines.(I do wonder how many inside were following them! . On the plus side the coffee was excellent and piping hot as requested and service was excellent.However, indoors, looked like the ‘set up’ was the same as before Covid-19. There was not enough distance between tables and although two members of staff were wearing masks, one was not wearing one at all and continued to walk between the counter area to where customers were, to outside! I had to go indoors to pay and couldn’t get out of there fast enough due to the noise, amount of people and very poor ventilation.

Went for brunch on Saturday, had an English Breakfast, although a little pricey for a full English (just over £9 I think) was delicious! Also had a pot of tea. Great selection on the menu looking forward to coming back and trying more. Place was a little hard to find I was meeting friends there, down a road which made you think “this doesn’t look right am I going the right way?” But a lot of building works going on with the housing estate so I’m sure will eventually be easier to find. Staff were friendly and helpful, and food and drinks came quickly. Covid restrictions tables seemed pretty spread out, all staff in masks and hand sanitizer at the door.

I recently visited Rosy Lea for Saturday Brunch. It is a bit off the beaten path, but this meant it wasn't too crowded and there was plenty of free parking available. I ordered a breakfast tea and an English Breakfast, both of which were absolutely delicious. The tea was loose leaf and served in a large pot, while the breakfast was cooked to perfection and very tasty. I couldn't resist ordering a coffee and walnut cake to takeaway because it looked too good to pass up! The menu offers a wide variety of options including bagels, pancakes, sandwiches, baguettes, jacket potatoes, cakes, and even afternoon tea. I was also impressed with the COVID-19 safety measures in place. Hand sanitizer was a...