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The Carmen Rose

View phone number The Old Barn, Church Street, Ribchester,
Ribchester,
PR3 3YE
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About Us

Brief description

Tea room set in the heart of beautiful and historic Ribchester. Home made and locally produced food and drinks to make your mouth water.Log fire in winter and large garden to relax in summer.Upstairs is a large gift shop with something for everyone.Flowers can be sent anywhere in the world.Enjoy.

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The Carmen Rose is a traditional English tea shop set in an old ivy covered barn in the beautiful and historic village of Ribchester. Sara is looking forward to giving you a warm welcome to The Carmen Rose where you can sit back, relax and indulge yourself in our unique ambiance, complete with a roaring log fire, and enjoy the delicious food and beverages. The Carmen Rose specialises in local produce including Mrs Dowsons real home made dairy ice cream, made on a farm five minutes away, and Leagram Organic Cheeses, made on a farm in nearby Chipping. And if that isnâ€™t enough you can then while some time away browsing in our amazing gift shop upstairs with everything for you, your home, family, friends and relations, or spoil yourself with our tempting selection of pates, local cheeses, home made jams, chutneys, fudges and biscuits to take home with you.

When did your business start trading?

2007

Opening times

Sunday: 11:00 to 18:00
Monday: 00:00 to 00:00
Tuesday: 10:00 to 18:00
Wednesday: 10:00 to 18:00
Thursday: 10:00 to 18:00
Friday: 10:00 to 18:00
Saturday: 10:00 to 18:00

We offer our customers

Personal Shoppers

Payment methods accepted

Cash
Cheques
Diners Club
Maestro (Switch)
Master Card
PayPal
Visa

Trade Bodies / Associations

Customer rest areas
Customer toilets
Garden

Reviews

Ceilidh not Kylie

After reading a review on the Carmen Rose Tearooms in Ribchester we decided to take a trip out to visit & sample their fine fayre. This quaint Tea room in the picturesque Roman Village ( which is well under an hours drive from Manchester ) was a pure delight & after indulging in their superb menu was amazed to discover they were holding a Ceilidh that evening. We promptly decided to buy tickets, booked ourselves into a Hotel overnight & enjoyed a fabulous evening of dancing,made lots of friends, learned several dances, and enjoyed the most stupendous Irish stew in with the ticket price. We cannot wait to hear what the Carmen Rose will come up with next.

Toddy

Review Date: 06/08/2008 Report review

Ribchesters new gem

Making my regular visit to Ribchester I was greeted by a lovely surprise, a newly opened Tea Rooms in the heart of this Roman village.Just what the village needed I thought.I was not prepared however for the surprise inside, Sara the owner has combined her lifelong love of Tea Shops with her own award winning Gift Shop expertise to provide a real gem.The ground floor is largely given over to the Tea Room, an area where you instantly feel at home and want to spend a lazy afternoon.The menu I was told will be updated on a regular basis, however on this initial visit I chose a mouth watering carrot cake combined with a beautiful pot of tea served in the most amazingly designed crockery (Sara please offer this to your customers as they would make lovely gifts!). Talking of gifts the first floor offers a wide range of gifts to suit every taste from mirrors, prints and furniture to unusual jewellery and items to suit children of all ages.The visit was rounded off in the peaceful rear garden enjoying a delicious ice cream (from a local farm) which was too good to miss and that sums up the whole experience of The Carmen Rose.

Mushyps

Review Date: 05/07/2007 Report review