eyemouth tart homemade at sturmer nurseries

homemade hot pie selection at our tea room

We change our menu regularly to offer a delicious selection of seasonal favourites. So our Spring/Summer menu features super-size Scotch eggs and mega pork pies and our Autumn/Winter menu has a host of changing hot daily specials from curries to casseroles, lasagnes to fish pies. And we always try to match everything with a tasty vegetarian alternative.

All our food is homemade and the majority, locally sourced. Our milk – including all our drinks – is only organic, our eggs and meat free-range, and our prawns are ethically sourced.

Full menu until 3.30pm. Drinks and cake available until closing time.

If you're looking for a place to meet friends or just sit and relax surrounded by plants, why not try our small and friendly tearoom.

We offer a range of mouth-watering homemade hot and cold dishes covering breakfast, light lunches and afternoon teas. In our kitchen we daily bake fresh scones and a wide range of tempting cakes and traybakes, including gluten-free.

And we also serve a wide variety of locally sourced fresh-roasted coffee options and loose-leaf tea blends.

Anyone for cake?

Light luncheon?

chocolate marble cake homemade at our tea room

Enjoy a freshly prepared homemade hot or cold snack in our tea room when you visit.

Monday 9.30am-4.30pm

Tuesday 9.30am-4.30pm

Wednesday 9.30am-4.30pm

Thursday CLOSED

Friday 9.30am-4.30pm

Saturday 9.30am-4.30pm

Sunday 10am-4pm

TEA ROOM

February

New hardy plants are starting to come through now. We usually start with some tough little alpines and herbaceous/cottage garden plants. At this time of year they are available in small pots, so this is a good time to get more for your money!

Spring-flowering pansies and pot-grown bulbs like snowdrops and narcissus tête à tête can brighten up your patio. And by the end of the month we will have the first of our new shrubs.

National Nest Box Week also falls in February, encouraging everyone to put up nest boxes to promote and enhance biodiversity. This is a chance to contribute to the conservation effort in the UK while giving you the pleasure of observing breeding in your garden.