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What sheepygold likes about At The Gilbert White's House:
My wife and I have been here before when we visited the museum. The coffee is good quality and today we had very nice cheese and watercress scones with butter. The service is quite formal. The only downside is that when they are busy service can be slow if you can get a table. My tip is that if they are busy or you are in a hurry try the new cafe about 150 metres away near the Post Office The Coffee Room which has a... View all feedback. What Bro44 doesn't like about At The Gilbert White's House:
If anyone wants to know what eating out in the UK in 1970s was like give this place a visit. All really quite quaint. White table cloths under glass, waitresses in black, an atmosphere that makes you want to talk in whispers and a generous pot of tea accompanied with a jug of boiling water. My sandwich was good though the salad garnish continued the retro theme with shredded carrot. View all feedback.
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Have been visiting this restaurant for the last year and always had nice food now they are trying to run this restaurant with no chef so quality is poor
We were going to the museum so decided to have a coffee before we went in. It’s a very pleasant building and pretty popular, even the local vicar was there! The...
read moreWe visited for my mum's birthday. She's been wanting to go back after visiting a year earlier, also on her birthdaý. It was a gorgeous day, we enjoyed the sceni...
read moreHad a coffee and hot chocolate at beginning of visit then local ham and cheese ciabattia toasty delicious. Reasonable prices plus some nice local food in shop.
We stopped for tea/coffee and cake, just as the card was about to close. There was a varied selection of home made cakes we chose Victoria sponge, carrot cake a...
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