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Magical Tea Rooms In Derbyshire, United Kingdom

Venture into the world of teas and treats in the tea rooms found around Derbyshire, United Kingdom

Derbyshire, United Kingdom is famous for many things, Industrial Revolution, Rolls Royce, Royal Crown Derby and Railway Engineering as well as some fascinating Tea Rooms each with their own individual themes.

1. The Mad Hatter Tea Room

Grafitti Mural at The Mad Hatter Tea Room in Derbyshire.
Grafitti Mural at The Mad Hatter Tea Room in Derbyshire.

An innovative tea shop built in Matlock, Derbyshire, known for its themed teas. This tea room operates in the day as a tea room, and at night, it functions as a cocktail bar. Even if you’re an introvert, extrovert, or ambivert, you’ll like it here. If you like making cocktails, traditional beverages, crazy shakes, desserts, and even burgers and chips, then we’re sure you’ll like working here! While enjoying a cup of tea? This is a wonderful choice for families, since everyone may choose from a wide variety of dishes and beverages. Plus, everyone loves the location because of how photogenic it is, as well as the food and beverages.

2. When The Clock Strikes 3

When The Clock Strikes 3 tea room in Derbyshire.
When The Clock Strikes 3 tea room in Derbyshire.

This tearoom is very sweet. Matlock is situated in the beautiful town where the clock’s three o’clock position is placed. Great for hot weather, the option of inside or outdoor sitting is perfect. Everything is produced in-house. Let yourself relax and have a cup of tea at a cute small café.

3. The Lavender Tea Rooms

Outside the Lavender Tea Rooms a brick building with simple decor
Outside the Lavender Tea Rooms a brick building with simple decor.

This tearoom is situated in a picturesque small village near Bakewell. As a result, when you order your cakes, pastries, tarts, and soft loaves from The Lavender Tea Rooms, you can be sure that they are cooked that day. Serving traditional to classic to afternoon tea loose leaf coffee and teas! A shabby chic design decorates the interior of the Tea Room, which is stretched over two levels. One of the great things about enjoying afternoon tea on the patio in the summer is the option of sitting outside and basking in the warmth.

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