White Rabbit Teahouse - Nottingham

My friends and I weren't in one. the owner was wonderful, as we always feel very welcomed, as we sit, very attentive and attentive. I ordered a ham and cheese sores, which really presented and tasted amazing. the ambiente is peaceful and all employees always smile what is really inviting. they always recommend this place to everyone I know.

I frequently visit the White Rabbit Teahouse in both the city and West Bridgford, and both locations are delightful! The atmosphere is always clean, well-presented, and fresh. It is the perfect spot for a light lunch and delicious cake. The service is friendly yet efficient, and the menu offers a variety of tasty options and daily changing cakes. Unlike many other "Tea rooms," it is not dingy or outdated; instead, it is tastefully decorated with high-quality items. The prices are affordable given the quality of the food, and the staff is well-trained. I appreciate supporting independent businesses, and while I am often disappointed, this teahouse is a truly special place with heart. It is a hidden gem for anyone shopping in the city looking for a charming place to dine.

I recently took my family to White Rabbit in Nottingham city center for afternoon tea. We booked online through their website and everything was ready when we arrived. The sandwiches were delicious, and they even accommodated my wife who is gluten-free. The scones with cream and jam were to die for, and the cakes for the afternoon tea were so beautiful they almost looked too good to eat. They tasted incredible as well. I would recommend this place to everyone, 5 out of 5 stars.

I wanted to say how much I enjoyed our visit to the white rabbit teahouse yesterday. a rustic, relaxing and quiet space right in the heart of the city. Delicious cakes that make it really impossible to choose only one (my advices go with a...Friend, so that they taste two, despite interrupted by a particularly rude and frying individual, we had a fantastic afternoon and french our hostess treats a positive impossible situation with the same would and classy they would ever have to visit!

The restaurant was clean, but the food was average and extremely overpriced. We paid £120 for 5 adults and 1 child. We were served two three-tier plates with finger sandwiches, three small quiches the size of 50p coins, three small scones with jam and cream, and four cakes on the top tier. Additionally, we received two large pots of tea and 3 coffees.