Rosie Lea Tea Room

The service here was brilliant. Friendly waitress and very helpful. Tea served in a lovely tea pot and was real tea leaves. Came with a strainer. Sugar was cubes with little tongs. A good array of home made cakes and my friend was served warm scones with little pot of jam and dish of clotted cream. Before that she had a bowl of their homemade scouse with red cabbage and bread and butter. I had a cheese and onion omelette. Both were delicious. Only thing I would say is the hot food menu was very limited but lots of choice of sandwiches and paninis etc and good choice of teas and coffees. You can also pre-book afternoon tea.

Im not a local but did i find a gem of an establishment today... which you don't come across a lot in cafes nowadays! Authentic And chic, very homely, great staff and delicious food....trust me I'm Scottish! I see a couple of previous comments suggesting 'cheap' sausages...fortunately i haven't ever tasted cheap sausage to comment on flavour but i do know real butchers sausages, whether it be scottish lorne or link sausage to know rosie leas sausages aint of any cheap brand...maybe the commenters are more used to frozen sausage from Iceland, i dont know but enjoyed a thouroughly filling breakfast all freshly cooked and very tasty. I defo will be back and thanks for the service, I'll recommend you north of the border for anyone travelling over your way. Cheers

Lovely little cafe, home from home. Catered for vegans and gluten free. Vegan sausage sandwich was to die for and I got a vegan fruit loaf to take away. Soya milk was available but I'm not a fan so I had a strawberry and kiwi fruit tea that was tasty too. Great customer service, would call again when I'm next in the area.