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Grannies Tearoom and Gift ShopNewest Review: ... the place has changed to a much more rural feeling and the opening of this tea room now fits very well into the new character of the village. The tea room is in the centre of the village and is in a converted single storey cottage with an open plan beamed ceiling. There is room for about 30 people seated at tables for 4 or 6 people, with real chunky wooden tables and chairs. All around the ... more |
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by - written on 11/10/01 (Very useful, 273 readings)
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With all of the fast food outlets that now seem to be everywhere and restaurants from all around the world, now and again it is good to find a traditional English tea room. One that I can recommend is the Grannies Tearoom and Gift Shop in Cotgrave, Nottinghamshire. Cotgrave was a village that was purpose built for workers at the nearby Cotgrave Colliery, but since the closure of the pit the whole village has changed in character. Instead of being a traditional pit village the whole atmosphere of the place has changed to a much more rural feeling and the opening of this tea room now fits very well into the new character of the village. The tea room is in ... Read the complete review
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