Afternoon Tea in Warrington: Where to Book

For afternoon tea in Warrington, most people book Kenyon Hall Farm at Croft, where it costs £24.99 and the festive version starts on 13 November; The Park Royal hotel in Stretton, from £27 with a Prosecco, gin or Moët upgrade; or Statham Lodge in Lymm at £35. Stockton Heath has two more on London Road and Walton Road. Every entry was checked on 27 October 2026.

We have not had afternoon tea at these places for this guide, and nothing here is a review. Each entry sets out what the venue publishes about its afternoon tea, prices and booking, with the Food Standards Agency hygiene rating. Where a fact comes from somewhere other than the venue’s own site, we say so. Prices can change, so check when you book.

Hotels

The Park Royal, Stretton

The Park Royal is a hotel and spa in Stretton, part of The QHotels Collection. Its afternoon tea page lists a traditional afternoon tea from £27 a head, a Prosecco afternoon tea from £32, a Hendrick’s gin afternoon tea from £35 (with gin and tonic to share) and a Moët afternoon tea from £37. The menu lists finger sandwiches (Croxton Manor Cheddar with apple and onion chutney, coronation chicken, egg mayonnaise), a chocolate eclair, Victoria sponge, salted caramel panna cotta, and scones with strawberry jam and Cornish clotted cream, with eight teas to choose from. Serving times are not published: book online or call 01925 730706. The hotel says dogs are welcome in its Lounge Bar. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 26 August 2025). Stretton Road, Stretton, WA4 4NS.

Statham Lodge, Lymm

Statham Lodge is a privately owned hotel with 37 bedrooms on the edge of Lymm. Its bar and restaurant page says afternoon tea is served in Squires Lounge and Bar “by reservation only”, and that the hotel has “for over 50 years” had “a reputation for excellent food and hospitality”. The published menu prices a traditional afternoon tea at £35 a head (sandwiches, warm scones with strawberry jam and clotted cream, cakes, and a pot of tea or coffee) and a Prosecco afternoon tea at £40. For something smaller, a cream tea is £7: a scone with cream and jam and a pot of tea. Book on the website or call reception on 01925 752204. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 21 October 2024). Warrington Road, Lymm, WA13 9BP.

Stockton Heath

Ego, Walton Road

Ego is a Mediterranean restaurant chain. Its Stockton Heath page names afternoon tea among the reasons to visit and says the restaurant has “a fully enclosed and heated terrace”. It does not publish the afternoon tea menu or price. The AfternoonTea.co.uk listing gives a price from £15.95 a head, served Monday to Friday between 2pm and 3.30pm, with a separate vegetarian menu, and says you must ask for “Afternoon Tea” when you book. The restaurant opens 11am to 11pm every day; call 01925 602606. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 20 May 2026). 25 Walton Road, WA4 6NJ. Our listing. Ego at The Green Dragon in Lymm (2 Mill Lane, WA13 9SB, our listing) also lists afternoon tea on its page.

Juniper, London Road

Juniper is an all-day breakfast and brunch restaurant in Victoria Square; the same booking site lists Juniper cafes in Hale, Wilmslow and Bramhall too. We could not find a website of its own, so these details come from its AfternoonTea.co.uk listing, where it is booked: afternoon tea from £36 a head, served Monday to Friday from 1.30pm to 3pm, with finger sandwiches, patisserie, and scones with preserves and clotted cream. Gluten-free, vegetarian, vegan, nut-free and halal versions need 24 hours’ notice. Children can join in, though there is no separate children’s afternoon tea. It was taking Deliveroo orders on 27 October 2026. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 18 December 2024). 85 London Road, WA4 6LG. Our listing.

Farm and community cafes

Kenyon Hall Farm, Croft

Kenyon Hall Farm calls it “Kenyon Hall Farm’s famous Afternoon Tea” and says the scones, sandwiches, cakes and savouries are made on the farm. Its afternoon tea page prices the traditional afternoon tea at £24.99 a head, with bookings open for 2 to 12 November and again from 7 January 2027; it is not served during the October Pumpkin Festival. The Festive Afternoon Tea runs from 13 November to 23 December, at 2.30pm and 3pm, for £27.95, with seasonal scones and mulled wine jam. Vegetarian and vegan options are offered, booking ahead is essential, and online bookings carry a 50p fee per person. A take-away afternoon tea for two costs £40, seven days a week. The cafe opens 9am to 5pm daily; call 01925 765531. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 10 February 2026). Winwick Lane, Croft, WA3 7ED. Our listing.

Sanctuary Café, Brookfield Road, Lymm

The Sanctuary Café describes itself as “a volunteer-led Christian community café” beside the canal in Lymm, and it has won the United Reformed Church’s Community Project Award. Its afternoon teas are made to order rather than served at the table: the cream teas and afternoon teas page lists an afternoon tea at £13.20 (a fruit, plain or savoury scone, four sandwiches of your choice, cakes and slices, tea, and a gingerbread man) and a cream tea at £5.50, ordered through the online form for collection from the cafe or delivery to your home or venue. The cafe opens Tuesday to Friday 9.30am to 3pm and Saturday 9am to 4pm; call 01925 753987. Hygiene rating 5 (FSA, 3 June 2026). Brookfield Road, Lymm, WA13 0QL. Our listing.

How we chose

We started from the afternoon teas Warrington people search for and that booking sites keep naming, then checked each one against its own website and the Food Standards Agency register on 27 October 2026. Every venue here is rated 5 for hygiene, and we say where one is part of a chain. Juniper is the only entry without a website of its own, so its details come from the booking site it uses. We left out venues whose afternoon tea is only sold through gift voucher sites and is not mentioned on their own website, and a Penketh tearoom with no website or social page we could find. Nobody listed has paid to be here. For more ideas, see things to do in Warrington, what’s on this month, and our guides to Warrington cafes, brunch, restaurants and Sunday roasts, plus the cafes in our directory.

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Frequently asked questions

How much is afternoon tea in Warrington?

At the venues in this guide, a traditional afternoon tea costs £24.99 a head at Kenyon Hall Farm (plus a 50p online booking fee), from £27 at The Park Royal in Stretton and £35 at Statham Lodge in Lymm. Ego in Stockton Heath is listed from £15.95 and Juniper from £36 on the AfternoonTea.co.uk booking site. Prosecco versions cost £32 at The Park Royal and £40 at Statham Lodge.

Where can I get a festive afternoon tea near Warrington?

Kenyon Hall Farm at Croft serves its Festive Afternoon Tea from 13 November to 23 December 2026, at 2.30pm and 3pm, for £27.95 a head. Advance booking is essential. The farm does not serve afternoon tea during its October Pumpkin Festival.

Can I get an afternoon tea to take away in Warrington?

Yes. Kenyon Hall Farm sells a take-away traditional afternoon tea for two at £40, seven days a week all year, booked online. The Sanctuary Café in Lymm takes orders for afternoon teas at £13.20 and cream teas at £5.50 through its online order form, for collection from the cafe or delivery.