One of the oldest streets of this thriving market town in rural England is home to a traditional 17th century black and white timbered building where a classic English teashop called Mrs. Muffins is located. Features such as flagstone floors, exposed beams, and a cobbled lane give guests a chance to go back in time. While the main part of the shop has two cosy tearooms, another, with a secluded courtyard, offers al fresco dining.

Coming to the food, a vast majority of the ingredients come from local and wherever possible, organic sources. You could visit them at breakfast time, which lasts until 12pm or pop in anytime before 4:30pm and feast on treats such as Herefordshire ploughman's, oven-baked jacket potatoes, toasted and gourmet sandwiches or panini, and the real treat, homemade scones served with local clotted cream and strawberry champagne preserve, a pot of tea or glass of sparkling white wine.

Mrs. Muffins sells homemade cakes, scones, chutneys and preserves, ice creams and juices on the premises.