Tea house and bakery ยท Bramblecombe

Warm bakes and slow tea at the top of the hill

Up a quiet lane above Bramblecombe, we bake through the morning, brew loose-leaf tea to order and set tables out in the garden.

Open Tuesday to SundayGarden open, weather willing

This season

Autumn bakes, fresh from the oven each morning

The counter changes with the orchards around the village. These three stay on until the first frost.

Spiced pear bun

$5

Soft dough rolled with roast pear and cinnamon, then brushed with a honey glaze.

Out when we open

Apple and bramble crumble cake

$6

Butter sponge with village apples, blackberries and a crisp oat crumble.

Out at 10am

Pumpkin seed sourdough

$9

A slow loaf with toasted seeds and a dark crust. Best with salted butter.

Out at 9am

Our six teas

Not sure which tea to choose? Answer three questions.

We stock six loose-leaf teas from small growers. Tell us about your day and we will suggest a pot.

Every tea comes as a pot at the table or a 50g pouch to take home. Add a pouch to a pickup order in one tap.

Question 1 of 3

How is your day going?

Where would you sit in the garden?

What are you eating with it?

A day at Mossy Hollow

Mornings, afternoons and Friday nights

When we open

Morning bakes come out of the oven warm

Buns, loaves and scones come out in small batches until midday. Early visitors get the warmest ones.

From 2pm, Tuesday to Sunday

Afternoon tea is served on a tiered stand

Sandwiches, scones, little cakes and a pot of your choice. Book a day ahead so we can bake for you.

Fridays until 8pm

Garden evenings run late on Fridays

We light the lanterns and keep the garden open. Soup, toasties and chai until the light goes.

Visit

Come up the lane and stay a while

We are at the top of Hollow Lane, a ten minute walk up from Bramblecombe Green. The side gate has a step-free path to the garden.

Open Tuesday to Sunday

Mossy Hollow Village green