Upwey Wishing Well and Tea Rooms
Weymouth, Dorset
Wishing Well Cottage 161 Church Street Weymouth DT3 5QE, dt3 5qe
WELCOME TO THE WISHING WELL
We invite you to join us for coffee, tea cake, cream teas, high teas or lunch. Book your High Tea by calling us on 01305 814470 (High teas available from 14:30pm and that a 24 hours notice is required. 50% deposit required).
Welcome to Upwey Wishing Well, Water Gardens and Tea Rooms in Upwey, Weymouth! We invite you to visit our tearoom and beautiful ornamental gardens.
Whether you are looking for a light bite for lunch, a three-course meal, afternoon tea or a Sunday Roast your day out wouldn’t be complete without a visit to the Upwey Wishing Well and Tearooms.
We offer a traditional afternoon tea for those looking for something extra special. A cake stand brimming with traditional finger sandwiches, delicious cake and fresh scones, giving you a quintessentially English treat you won’t forget.
With a large dining area, and our beautiful sub tropical water gardens and the Wishing Well its self the Upwey Wishing Well, Water Gardens and Tearooms is the perfect venue for a range of special occasions.
Parking at church car park – When church not in use, Road parking, best to travel together as small village.
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