Tea Time - Menu

Stumbled across this wee cafe by chance. Was greeted with a lovely warm welcome. The lady recommended the veg broth which didn’t disappoint. The homemade bread was to die for and the rum carrot cake was delicious. Will definitely return

We were travelling through Lanark on Saturday the 18th July. Stopped for a coffee and light lunch. Lovely food great selection and service with a smile. We also saw the Town Crier who was promoting the Tea Time. Well worth a visit if your in the area.

Lunch with my friend and I have to say I throughly enjoyed it. Plenty to choose from sandwiches, toasties and soup etc and some fantastic looking cakes if you still have any room (I didn't! I had a ham, mustard and tomato toastie with side salad and fantastic coleslaw. Will definitely return

Went in with a few of my friends for some coffee and a bite to eat and i couldn’t be happier with the service we received. All the staff were so lovely and friendly and the food was just delightful. Great value for money! Loved every minute of being there and Mary made my day. 10/10 would recommend!

This is a brilliant wee cafe in the centre of Lanark. Bright and spotlessly clean. Staff are so helpful and friendly. Coffee as we waited for breakfast was excellent, and the cooked breakfasts were just great! Hot meals, and well cooked. This is a place you must not miss … it’s a gem of a place, with lovely staff.

Stopped by for a spot of lunch whilst staying in the area on holiday. Despite the Covid precautions in place we received a warm welcome from the staff, really good precautions in place without being ‘in your face’. Food is great, homemade soup, toasted baguettes and cakes to die for. A friendly and welcoming atmosphere which I would happily recommend.

Arrived just after 3pm to find cafe still reasonably busy but found a table. Menus were already on the table but the 'Specials Board ' was quite difficult to read from a distance. Service was quick and we were served exactly how we had requested. Many restaurants/cafes serve drinks straight away and this sometimes means they are finished or cold by the time the food is finished. Chicken Noodle Soup was excellent although it could have been served a bit warmer. Toasties were also very good. Staff were friendly and efficient and I have no hesitation in recommending this cafe.

Stopped in on the way back from Livingston and had a light lunch. This was our 2nd visit and that tells it's own story. Staff are great. The food is tasty, fresh and a wee bit on the unusual side. I had a plate of home made soup and a sandwich. My wife also had soup and some pate. And very nice it all was. A good measure of an establishments quality, in my opinion, is the cleanliness of the toilet facilities. This gets a 5 star rating on that score! We couldn't resist the scones either but as we were choc full after our lunch these were taken home. With the staff kindly providing butter and jam. Pop in if you're passing. You won't be disappointed!

Came in here for a lunch break while on the Lanark Heritage Trail. The name of the cafe is apt as it's set up like a traditional tearoom. A bit old school, but pleasant, bright and airy. All the new health guidelines were being observed with hand sanitiser, table space and face masks etc.I ordered a home made vegetable soup and also a (I think) marshmallow cheesecake. First off the soup was pretty poor. Really watery and salty. The former I didn't mind so much because it had generous amount of vegetables. I also asked for a glass of water, but still couldn't finish the soup. The cheesecake was delicious though.In fairness, when it came to the bill, the staff took money off the final bill, so...