Set in the small, historic town of
Warwick and situated next to the famous castle, this
beautiful old building was the home of Thomas Oken in
the early sixteenth century, making it around 500 years
old. Oken, believed to be the richest man in Warwick
at the time, made a fortune dealing in wool and woven
fabrics. He died on 29th July 1573 and left most of
his money and valuables to aid the poor and to fund
education and housing in Warwick. Every year, as stated
in his will, there is a Feast Day which is still held
today; the toast in honour of Thomas Oken, Merchant
and Mercer of the town of Warwick.
Today, this delightful Tudor building has been restored
to its original magnificence as a traditional English
tearoom.
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On the ground floor you will find 2 cosy tea rooms
and our shop selling local produce, teas and fine bone
china. On the first floor, you will find comfortable
armchairs and tables that give you a sense of home.
From here you can observe Guy’s Tower and St.
Mary’s Church. We serve over twenty different
kinds of leaf tea, sourced from all around the world;
as well as our Warwick cream tea, cakes, crumpets and
light bites. All are served on fine bone china in a
traditional setting, and all produce is sourced locally
or homemade. Many of our leaf teas, preserves, china
and tea accessories are available in our
shop should you wish to take anything home
with you.
In summer, iced teas, Pimm’s and ice cream are
on the menu, with our very own ice cream trike, which
you may spot in the market square!
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We look forward to seeing you soon!
Our team are delighted to serve you in true tearooms
style!
Opening hours
Monday – Friday 10:00am - 5:30pm
Saturday –Sunday 10:00am – 6:00pm
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| Local loyalty rewarded with
20% discount card, please ask for details on how to apply |
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Highly Commended
2006
Silver Award
2007
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Highly
Commended
2006
Highly Commended
2007
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