Welcome to The Garden Tea Rooms, a Worcestershire treasure and treat

Morning coffee and a toasted teacake, a light lunch made with local produce, afternoon tea with a freshly baked scone or a big slice of cake all in the majestic grounds of Witley Court.

We always have a selection of gluten-free, dairy-free and vegan cakes.

The village of Great Witley boasts the spectacular ruin of one of England’s great country houses, a 19th century mansion set in stunning landscaped gardens, now cared for by English Heritage. The Court is next to Britain’s finest baroque church, Witley Church, complete with an extensive crypt with its own fascinating history.

Our traditional English tea rooms grew out of a need to raise funds for the upkeep of the church. Now the tea rooms has itself become a visitor attraction.

Taking tea in more than an acre of garden, formerly Lady Rachel Dudley’s private topiary garden, visitors can still see where her tennis court lay. On cooler days there are plenty of tables inside the main room or in the conservatory.

We also have a range of giftware and cards on sale.

Photographs of the plants and garden were all taken at the tea rooms by Gill Wood.

In the last week of our 2024 season join us for our free

Ghostly Garden Trail

11am-3pm

Saturday 26th October – Saturday 2nd November

Plus   Great Witley Church Crypt will be open Thursday 31st, Friday 1st and Saturday 2nd from 12-3.

Reserve a table inside the tearooms by calling 01299 896016. Our usual menu on offer plus hot chocolate, witches’ brew soup and scary fairy cakes

 

Opening Hours

October 2024: We remain open while Witley Court is closed for essential maintenance

We are open for the 2024 season every day until Sunday 3rd November.

Afternoon Tea and High Tea should be booked in advance by calling 01299 896016.

Opening hours are 11am-4pm
Lunch orders are taken from 11:45am-2:30pm

Contact for information or booking via email

gill@witleytearooms.co.uk or 01299 896016

 

From our Visitors' Book

“Wonderful to find such a choice of gluten-free cakes! I normally chew at the napkin.”