Thomas Oken Tea Rooms
Food And Drink, Cafes · Warwick
About Thomas Oken Tea Rooms
Thomas Oken Tea Rooms is a quintessential English tea rooms set in a beautiful 500 year old building on Castle Street, Warwick, just outside the castle walls. The historic house was built by Thomas Oken, a wealthy wool merchant and Mayor of Warwick, and still stands in the town's historic heart within sight of the castle. The tea rooms serve a wide range of hot and cold refreshments, including their renowned Cream Teas and Afternoon Teas. Guests can choose from over thirty ethically sourced loose leaf teas from across the globe, or enjoy locally roasted and freshly ground coffee. The menu also includes snacks, cakes and meals, with gluten free and vegan options always available. A selection of locally bottled ales and ciders is also on offer. Seating is available across two ground floor rooms and an upstairs drawing room, with an outside seating area open in the warmer months, offering views of the castle. Gift vouchers can be purchased for Afternoon Tea or Cream Tea experiences, and tables can be booked in advance.
Features
- Gluten Free Options
- Outdoor Seating
- Vegan Options
Frequently asked questions
Can I book a table at Thomas Oken Tea Rooms?
Yes, you can book a table through their website.
Do they cater for dietary requirements?
Yes, gluten free and vegan options are always available.
Is there outdoor seating available?
Yes, there is an outside seating area in view of the castle, open during the warmer months.
Do they sell gift vouchers?
Yes, gift vouchers are available for Afternoon Tea or Cream Tea and can be purchased through their website.
What kind of teas do they serve?
They offer a choice of over thirty ethically sourced loose leaf teas from across the globe, alongside locally roasted and freshly ground coffee and a selection of locally bottled ales and ciders.
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