It's one of my favourite places to go, tea, cakes, door stops, sandwiches and a museum

Absolutely delightful museum and tea rooms. Geoff and the team are always very welcoming.

What a hidden gem,we loved our visit here.Friendly,knowledgeable staff.Very interesting history,great cafe and food. The icing on the cake is the great Nigel Farage is the patron which we all thought was a massive bonus.Keep up the good work guys

If you have time you should visit this museum as it is only small but tells so many story's from the Battle of Britain with things to look at. Cafe very good place for a chill on a bike ride as well. Set in a loverly Kent Village as well.

Visit here often to use the café and sit in the lovely garden. Old world charm, recreating a war time atmosphere. Good cakes and bacon doorsteps available too. Don't expect posh coffees, but just a good cup of tea! Popular in summer with walkers and cyclists like me.

Nice little museum and tea room. For the museum, £5 / adult, children go for free.

Nice hidden gem , with friendly knowledgeable staff, lovely tea and cake !

I volunteer at the museum a fantastic display of Battle of Britain artifacts. Pictured are some of the veterans who have visited. The museum is now in it's 31st year. So please come along and visit us. Open Sat/Sun & bank holidays.

Lovely cafe with friendly staff, excellent prices and a good range of food. Step back into the 1940's in this atmospheric gem in Shoreham. Together with its Battle of Britain Museum, it's a great place to revive yourself whilst you sit in the pretty garden, surrounded by pictures of Spifires and Hurricanes. Highly recommended !

A little gem full artifacts a must for those interested in the Battle of Britain and local history. And the bacon buttys are great!