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Orchard Ho
45 Mill Way, Grantchester
Cambridge, CB3 9ND
The Orchard Tea Gardens - a Cambridge staple and favourite of many a student, local and tourist& and for good reason.
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  • 5
    The Orchard Tea Gardens
    Orchard Ho 45 Mill Way, Grantchester Cambridge CB3 9ND uk
    3rd September 2008
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    The Orchard Tea Gardens - a Cambridge staple and favourite of many a student, local and tourist… and for good reason.
    The setting of The Orchard is idyllic; sitting just off the Cam in the small, rural village of Grantchester you can sit outside or in and have the most wonderful, relaxed snack, meal, or cup of tea in your life.
    Accessible by car, the recommended route is to punt up from Cambridge or go on a long, leisurely summer stroll from the town.
    A cup of tea and a scone is best had outside on a wonderful day, if you're lucky enough to find a seat. If you can go for weekday lunch, you're in for a treat.
  • 5
    The Orchard Tea Gardens
    Orchard Ho 45 Mill Way, Grantchester Cambridge CB3 9ND uk
    16th July 2008
    An English Afternoon
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    After a long country walk or punting up the river from Cambridge on a sunny day? What's more romantic than to have afternoon tea at the beautiful Orchard Tea Gardens in Grantchester, just a little outside of Cambridge.

    This tea garden is not only full of history, and completes with a Rupert Brooke Museum, the Orchard has started in the late 1800s and attracts visitors from Virginia Wolfe to Stephen Fry.

    I had the traditional cream tea with scone, jam and clotted cream, sitting in the garden with charming wooden furniture whilst birds are chirping away.

    They also do morning coffee/tea and luncheon. I must warn you that there might be a queue for the shop, and try finding a table on a sunny weekend could be difficult due to its popularity amongst the locals and tourists.