Tudor Of Lichfield ~ Tudor Cafe & Chocolate Shop

Went there the other day and had a nice afternoon tea. Staff were very polite and even through I hadn't booked in advance for afternoon tea, they sorted it for me anyway.

Inside they have a decent assortment of cakes and other related treats and have three different rooms all reasonably spaced. Overall the atmosphere was nice and cozy and if I was in the area I would visit again.

Enjoyed a lovely turkey baguette and roast pork & pigs in blankets cob. Staff were very warm and friendly menu is good and prices reasonable.

No change in 50 years! Still as welcoming and friendly as it was when I used to be bought one of their iconic sugar mice when I was a child. The lady who served us couldn't have been nicer and our pot of special blend Tudor tea was just what we needed. Next time I'm hoping to buy some of the artisan chocolates. They looked amazing.

The service was incredibly slow, just rediculas, it took 3 attempts to get the wine and 3 attempts to get the tonic water, it was a palarva. I needed the loo, omg another palarva, 3 steps , then through a room, then 1 step, then turn to the right, then 3 steps then turn left , then it looked like another 10 steps. I have difficulty breathing and would not even attempt that. I felt so sorry for the young girl serving, she should have been chaperoned . Someone by her side. 2 , and kept pecking round the door and thec2 watched on. So we ordered 1 wine and tonic water, 1 spring water and a pot of tea, this took 25 minute, with 2 trips re the wine, the tonic took 2 people with 3 trips with 2 lots of tonic. We had 2 x burger and chips, the salad, was well I would not have given a rabbit if I had one. What should have happened and would have not only reassured the trainee, but showed the customer great service, was introduce the trainee, tell the customer do you mind , it may take slightly longer. No probs !! Then let the trainee take the order. And the trainer check, if correct, praise the trainee, thank the customer for helping in the training, go away and get the drinks, then food. No the trainers if you could call them that, were to busy skiving, and let that poor girl try and sort it. They should be shot for that horrendous support. That girl was so apologetic. And it was there lazy fault. What a farce. Julie Walters in Acorns antiques would have been faster and more entertaining. How very sad. I just kept saying your doing great my darlin. I have worked in retail for 50 years , held a management position for 30 plus years, been a customer service manageress. And I have never felt so sorry for anyone being treated so poorly. Ms lazy and Ms Lazy, have not got a clue. How sad. Yet the cafe itself has character, but I have to say the best entertainment was a lady ordering toasted tea cake, she waited 40 minutes called the waitress and asked if they had forgotten her. When the tea eventually arrived they had buttered it, the customer complained saying you put the bitter on the side in a dish. Well the trained waitress came over and said she had worked there years and always buttered the tea cake. Omg just bring extra butter out or redo it, and appologise, don't argue. Is it really worth.Just very sad really all round

Amazing food, always freshly cooked, generous portions and reasonable prices. What’s not to love? Oh yes and super-friendly staff! Always the go-to place whether for coffee, snacks or full meal. Licensed too!

A very nice lunch in a beautiful old building full of character, the chocolates are top class.

Staff were friendly, tasty food. Defernatly returning.

Visited for the first time between Xmas and New Year for lunch. Very attentive staff sorted Mrs R and I out with a table and brew in quick time so that we could contemplate the lovely food selection. The served lunch was excellent and (although probably not set up to maximise profit) in these troubling times we felt nicely spaced out. Well done. We are from elsewhere but we will be back.