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Popped in after visiting the D H Lawrence museum. Very accommodating staff I wanted soya milk and it was not a problem. Green tea, coffees, toasted teacake and scone was consumed. Fresh and refreshing. View all feedback.
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Tea room opposite D H Lawrence's birth place. Don't be too put off be the cafe's decor. It's certainly eclectic and of a style but the Pot of tea was excellent and home made cakes were tasty. View all feedback.
Situated opposite the DH Lawrence Birthplace Museum, we visited after seeing the museum. Named after Lawrence’s first published novel the Cafe is as much of gem as the museum. Warm, welcoming and quirky. The staff are a delight. The menu is extensive and full of good old fashioned British dishes. Excellent meals and superb prices. Has a nostalgic feel of visiting a relative who fed you up with substantial, tasty food when you were a nipper. Couldn’t recommend it highly enough!
Popped in after visiting the D H Lawrence museum. Very accommodating staff I wanted soya milk and it was not a problem. Green tea, coffees, toasted teacake and scone was consumed. Fresh and refreshing.
I stumbled upon this restaurant by chance. It is located on a quiet side street near the DHLawrence heritage centre. The food is traditional, the staff is friendly, and the prices are reasonable. I enjoyed a delicious bacon sandwich and a Mocha. I highly recommend this place.
My parents took us for the 1st time and all I can say is we had a delicious meal,the atmosphere is great, I would definitely come here again and I would recommend The White Peacock to anyone Thank you for a helpful and friendly welcome
Been here plenty of times and as always the food was lovely.pie and chips.yum!the pork dinner and curry that others in our party had were good too
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