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Address: 4 High St, Shoreham, Sevenoaks TN14 7TD, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 7546 696623
Website: https://thehoneypotshoreham.co.uk/
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The Honey Pot Cafe & Tea Room in Shoreham Village, Kent
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Holly Lake
I can’t recommend The Honey Pot Cafe enough! I celebrated my baby shower there on Saturday, and it was fantastic. The atmosphere was calm, relaxed and super friendly – and the afternoon tea was delicious! Pauline and the team went above and beyond to make sure everything was perfect – thank you for making my baby shower so special!
… moreMana B
This is the story of how I accidentally thirst-trapped Santa with hot chocolate, documented with pictures.
As I stood outside in the freezing cold, staring at the map on my phone, I noticed an inviting cafe beckoning me for a hot drink. A 2 hour walk justified a hot chocolate, surely. Blatantly unaware that the cafe was shut, I walked straight past the “CLOSED” sign and enquired about the only thing that makes winter okay. And, gratefully, they gave us hot chocolates, whipped cream and marshmallows on top just like the Christmas movies (I live in HD). Might I add, these drinks were on the house, because good vibes are currency on a Monday. AND IT WAS DELICIOUS.
So, as a grateful young(ISH) lady, I thought I’d take a photo and give them a shout out on the socials. AND WHAT HAPPENED NEXT?!
YOU COULDN’T MAKE IT UP!!!!
The sound of scurrying footsteps on the roof was followed by the quick dropping down of a ladder, and sure as sure, my eyes could not believe it, but he was there…. It was only SAINT NICHOLAS himself. FREAKIN SANTA! He swish swooshed his way down that ladder and backflipped into the cafe garden. I mean, he’s smooth. CENTURIES of experience. Said he’d smelt the hot chocolate while he was cleaning the chimneys ahead of his Christmas rounds and wondered if he could have a sip. Sharing is caring, but now we both have a cold…
Also, after a long chat over the fence I can now confirm that Santa and Mrs Clause are in an open relationship, so if anyone is into 1700 year olds, you can write them a letter addressed “To The North Pole” – they are seeking both unicorns and “new friends”.
Moral of the story? Don’t share your drink with old strangers, you might make them sick, but DO GET A HOT CHOCOLATE FROM THE HONEY POT – You could catch a Santa too! ✨
… moreAs I stood outside in the freezing cold, staring at the map on my phone, I noticed an inviting cafe beckoning me for a hot drink. A 2 hour walk justified a hot chocolate, surely. Blatantly unaware that the cafe was shut, I walked straight past the “CLOSED” sign and enquired about the only thing that makes winter okay. And, gratefully, they gave us hot chocolates, whipped cream and marshmallows on top just like the Christmas movies (I live in HD). Might I add, these drinks were on the house, because good vibes are currency on a Monday. AND IT WAS DELICIOUS.
So, as a grateful young(ISH) lady, I thought I’d take a photo and give them a shout out on the socials. AND WHAT HAPPENED NEXT?!
YOU COULDN’T MAKE IT UP!!!!
The sound of scurrying footsteps on the roof was followed by the quick dropping down of a ladder, and sure as sure, my eyes could not believe it, but he was there…. It was only SAINT NICHOLAS himself. FREAKIN SANTA! He swish swooshed his way down that ladder and backflipped into the cafe garden. I mean, he’s smooth. CENTURIES of experience. Said he’d smelt the hot chocolate while he was cleaning the chimneys ahead of his Christmas rounds and wondered if he could have a sip. Sharing is caring, but now we both have a cold…
Also, after a long chat over the fence I can now confirm that Santa and Mrs Clause are in an open relationship, so if anyone is into 1700 year olds, you can write them a letter addressed “To The North Pole” – they are seeking both unicorns and “new friends”.
Moral of the story? Don’t share your drink with old strangers, you might make them sick, but DO GET A HOT CHOCOLATE FROM THE HONEY POT – You could catch a Santa too! ✨
I. Morgan
What a delightful little find! The Honey Pot Café in Shoreham is everything you’d want in a cosy, welcoming spot for breakfast or a light bite. From the moment you walk in, the friendly staff make you feel right at home. The menu offers a lovely range of options, from freshly baked scones and cakes to hearty breakfasts and delicious light lunches – everything beautifully presented and full of flavour.
The atmosphere is relaxed and inviting, perfect for catching up with friends over a pot of tea or grabbing a quick, tasty bite if you’re passing through. I particularly loved the thoughtful touch of welcoming dogs – complete with treats for our four-legged friends!
The café has a real charm to it, with great attention to detail and a warm, homely vibe. It’s the kind of place you find yourself wanting to return to again and again. Highly recommended!
… moreThe atmosphere is relaxed and inviting, perfect for catching up with friends over a pot of tea or grabbing a quick, tasty bite if you’re passing through. I particularly loved the thoughtful touch of welcoming dogs – complete with treats for our four-legged friends!
The café has a real charm to it, with great attention to detail and a warm, homely vibe. It’s the kind of place you find yourself wanting to return to again and again. Highly recommended!
Jasmine Clement
A lovely place to visit for a bite to eat, coffee and cake. We had nice tuna cheese toasties, fancy crisps and a really moist slice of chocolate cake. The owners are really friendly. They have a whole selection of fresh cakes and scones + breakfast and lunch options (baked potatoes, toasties, paninis, sandwiches, soups). Indoor and outdoor seating.
You can park in the local free car park (fits about 20 cars!) or you can park along the street.
We’ll be back!
… moreYou can park in the local free car park (fits about 20 cars!) or you can park along the street.
We’ll be back!
kate
Such a lovely little place. The staff were lovely and friendly. The hot chocolate was so nice, and the breakfast baguette tip top. Soft bread, runny yolk and delicious bacon plus sausage. We also indulged in some cake and a scone which were amazing. We will be returning many times I hope.
… morehf1187
Exactly what you want for a cute tearoom in the countryside! Hot and cold food, cakes and cream tea. We got the cream tea (£7.50-8/set) and the scones were perfect – came fluffy and warm. Service was friendly and unpretentious. Cosy and clean.
Might have to come back and treat myself to a full English next time round…
… moreMight have to come back and treat myself to a full English next time round…
Lorna
We came here as we were passing on a motorbike ride from another part of the UK. We were hungry and googled for food and coffee. We had such a lovely welcome and the food was delicious. Their chef if really very good and the coffees we had were excellent too. It’s a lovely local business run by really nice people. If I lived closer I’d definitely go back. Highly recommended. Well done everyone
… morePaul Komarek
I arrived by bike 10 minutes before closing. Four others arrived just ahead of me for ice cream (there’s wide selection of ice cream cups), and with 2 minutes before closing I hoped to get a sandwich.
Despite having already closed down their hot food kitchen, they improvised and made a very nice cheese and pickle sandwich for me and were happy to make tea for me as well. Under other circumstances I’d have ordered cake for afters, given how many delicious cakes they had available.
They also offered an outdoor spigot to refill my water bottles (twice, different employees) which suggests they were thinking about my situation without me asking. Finally, since they were closing they gave me one of their last bananas — again, offered without me asking.
They only have a small garden and normally I don’t think they can accommodate bikes inside. I’m not sure where else to park them (when you arrive 10 minutes before close and don’t have time to look around), but in my case the garden had already emptied and they suggested I bring my bike in. I wouldn’t expect this, and am sharing just because it (again) shows how attentive they are.
… moreDespite having already closed down their hot food kitchen, they improvised and made a very nice cheese and pickle sandwich for me and were happy to make tea for me as well. Under other circumstances I’d have ordered cake for afters, given how many delicious cakes they had available.
They also offered an outdoor spigot to refill my water bottles (twice, different employees) which suggests they were thinking about my situation without me asking. Finally, since they were closing they gave me one of their last bananas — again, offered without me asking.
They only have a small garden and normally I don’t think they can accommodate bikes inside. I’m not sure where else to park them (when you arrive 10 minutes before close and don’t have time to look around), but in my case the garden had already emptied and they suggested I bring my bike in. I wouldn’t expect this, and am sharing just because it (again) shows how attentive they are.
Jess D
Lovely cafe with friendly and efficient staff. Service was really fast, warm and welcoming. Useful bike parking outside too. Delicious toasties and decent cups of tea. Plenty of veggie options too. A MUCH nicer experience than the other tearoom in the village.
… moreHassan
The GF carrot cake is hands down the best cake in the country. GF scones pretty banging!
Lots of other gems in there as well.
… moreLots of other gems in there as well.