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Coffee And Tea Houses in Dorset

There is nothing more calming and relaxing than having a cup of hot coffee or tea any time of the day in your Dorset vacation. Aside from the coffee served by your Dorset holiday cottages, it is still best to experience them from Dorset's famous coffee and tea houses. Look around the area of your Dorset holiday cottages and you are sure to find one great place to unwind and enjoy a cup of their specialty coffee and teas. Here are some of the houses that offer the best tasting coffee and teas in Dorset.

Taste

Taste is one of Dorchester's famed cafe/bistro/restaurant combined in one amazing dining place. Its convenient location near the Dorset holiday cottages made it a favourite among vacationers and even locals. Serving nothing but the best fresh hot coffee in town, it has been their passion to make every guest satisfied with every sip they take. To make sure that you enjoy your meal, Taste's Chef Todd Moffat is ready to assist you in any way possible. You may also want to complement your coffee with the house's delicious pastries.

Blue Pool and Tea House

Because more coffee and tea houses are opening up in Dorset, having house specials and signature drinks have become popular among restaurants and bars. One of them is the Blue Pool and Tea House which boast of their special English tea. You might want to try their freshly baked scones or enjoy a sumptuous lunch. Built in 1935, with carefully chosen materials of brick and lime, the tea house is well-situated near many Dorset holiday cottages. Aside from the fact that it is accessible from the Dorset holiday cottages, the Blue Pool and Tea House are deluged with guests because of the Blue Pool attraction. The changing of the water colour from turquoise to green is an amazing sight to see. This happens when the ray of light passes through the water and the colour changes because of the presence of fine clay that is responsible for the colour change. Whether you are up for early coffee or a nice cup of coffee for afternoon snacks, the tea house is a perfect place to relax in.

The Old Tea House

If you are thinking of a steaming cup of coffee or tea in a comfortable place other than your Dorset holiday cottages, drive on to Dorchester and visit The Old Tea House. The name says it all. It has been proven and tested through time by many locals and vacationers alike. Grab a cup of nice coffee or tea and simply enjoy the place. You'll realize how relaxing their ambiance is when you try it out. If you're up for more filling snacks, match it with some freshly baked pastries. You might want to take some back to your Dorset holiday cottages for some late night snacks.

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