LITTLE HEATH TEAROOM

Summer Opening 2022 updated 1st June
Jubilee holiday - we will be open normal hours Thursday to Sunday inclusive
Summer hours from the 27th March, are open at 10.30 am and close at 5pm each day but closed Mondays unless it is a Bank holiday

Please book a table if you are 3 or more people, using the contact form, click 'Contact' or click the Contact button top right, or call us. The number and address and location map is on the contact page.

Please click here for our Menu page, or the link top right

Little Heath Tearoom is in a peaceful location surrounded by trees in the Green Belt adjacent a National Trust Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

It is set in the grounds of, and managed by, Little Heath Farm Nursery with its lovely cottage garden ambience amongst the wildness of nature. In the summer months, sitting outside amongst the flowers or beneath the grapevine, many visitors enjoy sharing the space with the numerous butterflies and birds that visit the Nursery. It is a perfect way to relax while you enjoy your refreshments and accompaniments. You can potter around the Nursery, or just read and relax. Limited wifi is being made available, signal strength in our location is low.

The Nursery has specialised in, and is known for Alpines. Many other species are grown on and sold. The Nursery grows a wide range of hardy plants & herbaceous perennials, together with shrubs, ferns and trees. Many different and unusual varieties are scattered across the categories.

Little Heath Tearoom is run by #dottieaboutcake. It has returned to its traditional fare of English teas, cakes and coffee, and light lunches. Cyclists, and dogs (always on a lead), are welcome. Cycle racks for security are being installed.

Little Heath Tearoom re-opened after closure due to Covid. It was previously run by Miss Darmon with their French-style menus. They can now be found at their Deli in Amersham.

We are pleased to say that we are planning a complete refurbishment of the Tearoom and kitchen to give better kitchen facilities and a bit more seating. The character and appearance will remain the same. Improvements to the car park are also being carried out.

We are renovating the adjoining cottages over the next 12 months. We will do all we can to minimise any disruption that may be caused by lorry deliveries of materials

We have had some well attended workshop sessions for the planter 'basket' weaving making during February and March. New sessions for are being planned. news about those will be placed here.

Cyclists - we now have a 6 bay set of secure cycle racks at the end of the carpark set on a concrete slab. We have to firmly say that cycles must be put in the racks and not left leaning against tables and flower displays. ChainRope type padlocks are available in the Tearoom with a small deposit repaid on return.

NEWS PANEL
We are pleased to say that we are planning a complete refurbishment of the Tearoom and kitchen to give better kitchen facilities and a bit more seating. The character and appearance will remain the same. Improvements to the car park are also being carried out.

The adjoining cottages are being ready for the sale with a full renovation. Their historic appearance and structure will be maintained. We will do all we can to minimise any disruption that may be caused by lorry deliveries of materials.

Workshop days

We have had some popular and well attended workshop sessions for the willow weaving to make plant growing obelisks during February and March. New sessions for are being planned. News about those will be placed here.

Cyclists - we now have a 6 bay set of secure cycle racks at the end of the carpark set on a concrete slab. We have to firmly say that cycles must be put in the racks and not left leaning against tables and flower displays. ChainRope type padlocks are available in the Tearoom with a small deposit repaid on return.