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Afternoon tea - Helen (2nd Jul 2015 - 17:54:27) Looking for recommendations for afternoon tea in Liphook area but can travel a bit.... Midhurst area perhaps.

Re: Afternoon tea - Lauren Whitbourn (2nd Jul 2015 - 22:27:29) Try the Vintage Tea rooms in Midhurst in Rumbolds Hill. Lovely.

Re: Afternoon tea - Bob (2nd Jul 2015 - 22:51:22) Hi, afternoon tea in Liphook. Well, there's a thought. There's a place in the centre of Liphook near the Green Dragon where you can sit at a table on the pavement and inhale the traffic fumes as you tuck into tea n cake. The Old Thorns does afternoon tea, chocolate Frog in Oakhangar, garden centres. Perhaps Liphook could do with a tea, ice cream sort of shop :-)

Re: Afternoon tea - Ellie (3rd Jul 2015 - 01:32:44) There is a tea room in Wey Hill, I have not tried it though. Also the Gilbert White House tea room in Selborne is lovely in a beautiful room, and Ramster gardens has a tea room.

Re: Afternoon tea - Elly (3rd Jul 2015 - 06:27:44) Try Durleigh Marsh tea barn! Down the old A3 and left at the midhurst a272 turning. Lovely!

Re: Afternoon tea - Allison (3rd Jul 2015 - 07:48:59) Vintage Tea Rooms in Midhurst is perfect in every way.

Re: Afternoon tea - Jane (3rd Jul 2015 - 08:18:18) Try the vintage tearooms just next to the waitrose car park in Petersfield. Very nice!

Re: Afternoon tea - Wendy (3rd Jul 2015 - 09:25:09) I recommend the Old Thorns for afternoon tea - went there for my birthday - the warm scones with clotted cream and jam are to die for!!! - Enjoy wherever you go.

Re: Afternoon tea - Jo (3rd Jul 2015 - 09:55:08) Park House Hotel just outside of Midhurst. We just had a lovely afternoon tea here sitting outside in their beautiful English country garden.

Re: Afternoon tea - Hello (3rd Jul 2015 - 17:45:31) Thank you for all the suggestions.

Re: Afternoon tea - Dawn Hoskins (4th Jul 2015 - 12:30:53) For cream tea, teh best place I have EVER found (i have tried many) is the little fresh 'bakery/cake shop/tea room' attached to the aquatic garden center. www.worldofwater.co.uk The scones are so enormous that you can hardly finish them and clotted cream is real and the jam is to die for. Honestly the best I have had - I've been back numerous times to have one and the standard is always as high. Even if you haven't got a fish pond - well worth a visit (but don't eat breakfast before you go in).

Re: Afternoon tea - H Lucas (4th Jul 2015 - 21:47:00) For me The Spread Eagle Hotel Midhurst is top. The tea rooms at Cowdray are good and less formal ( on the Easbourne side) Enjoy!

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