Enjoy the perfect cuppa next time you’re out with a Senior; drop by some of our favourite places in town to grab a pot of tea.
Enjoy the perfect cuppa next time you’re out with a Senior; drop by some of our favourite places in town to grab a pot of tea.
When you’re enjoying the day out, there’s always a good excuse to call in for a cup of tea. It’s something you can always combine with a sweet treat too.
As a well-established Staffordshire city, there are countless spots to take elderly relatives or guests out for a cup of tea in Newcastle and Stoke
If your elderly guest has a sweet tooth then the Elena Café is undoubtedly the best place to bring them. Independently owned and run it offers a wide variety of sweet treats to enjoy with its delicious tea such as brownies, cheesecakes, and gelato.
The staff are warm and welcoming and are eager to accommodate your needs. The atmosphere is delicate and friendly which is created by the beautiful scenery the café offers.
The treats are certainly impressive with their expert presentation and look, it is sure to make a showstopper performance. Find the café located on Market Street in Longton.
A charming place to call in for a cup of tea as you walk down memory lane and reminisce about Sunday afternoons sipping loose-leaf tea in granny’s parlor. With lovingly restored furniture and memorabilia from the ’30s, 40’s, 50’s, ’60s and 70’s it’s the perfect place for a spot of tea that brings to mind a bygone era of comfort, style and style.
It’s an extremely popular place for a cuppa in the heart of Newcastle Under Lyme. They offer a wide variety of snacks and meals including a full English breakfast, which is a very popular choice among the regulars.
If you fancy living the life of luxury you can book afternoon tea in one of their luxury rooms. You can find Bygones Tea Room along High Street in Newcastle.
Taking a modern approach to afternoon tea is the Glost House in Longton. Owned by Ann and Martin King, The Glost House aims to serve up the right dish to hit the spot every time.
Their surroundings in the restored phoenix works are industrial and modern and they believe everything tastes better with great company!
The staff are inviting and warm and is more than happy to accommodate your needs and any dietary requirements. They source their products and ingredients locally where possible, working with a wide range of suppliers and producers across Staffordshire.
They are extremely passionate about what they do and want to bring a smile to every customer’s face, you can find them on King Street in Longton.
The Rabbit Hole Tea Room is a family-run, unique, and cozy tearoom inspired by the classic Lewis Carroll tale ‘Alice in Wonderland’. A whimsical wonderland experience, complete with their upside-down clocks, giant book, and life-size Dodo!
We’d highly recommend you make a reservation with your guest to enjoy the best afternoon tea in Wonderland as they are not always able to accommodate walk-ins. Their afternoon tea is served on a three-tier stand that is filled with tasty treats.
You can find this delightful tearoom on Glebe Street in Stoke.
Heath House Farm hosts a lovely tea room that was been serving home-made quality food for over 10 years.
They have a very personal and warm feeling to the place with chefs Chris and Rachel preparing breakfasts and lunches daily, and Sue and Jane working in the Cake kitchen producing all the wonderful treats!
They are able to accommodate any dietary needs and can be found on Caverswall Old Rd, Forsbrook.
Whether you’re looking for a quick snack or a sit-down, nothing quite beats a cup of tea in Newcastle and Stoke. With plenty of options surrounding you, there’s always an excuse to go try a new quiet spot in town.
If you want to find out the benefits of senior home care in Newcastle and Stoke or the wide Staffordshire area? Give our team a shout if you’d like to know more.