Abbey Tea Rooms 16 Magdalene Street,Glastonbury, Somerset BA6 9EH
At GLASTONBURY ABBEY from March to October, costumed guides, playing characters from the Abbey’s past, will tell you with humorous touches a little of the Abbey’s history and legends. Ten there are many events and family activities during the school holidays. From May until late September there is a cafe for tea, coffee, cakes.
ABBEY TEA ROOMS overlooks Glastonbury Abbey and is popular with visitors and locals alike. Tere is always something to suit the whole family, from a selection of morning coffees, a wide range of home cooked lunches, and of course, traditional afternoon teas with a variety of cakes, all displayed on a large table, that have all been made on the premises. Linen table cloths and waitress service completes the picture.
For a bargain, Street is home to the CLARKS SHOPPING VILLAGE. A visit here can be multi functional with a choice of bagging bargains. Visiting the CLARKS SHOE MUSEUM, a
theatre or a sports club. Amongst the many places there are to eat and stay in and around the village, the Street Inn could be worth a try. Nearby Glastonbury Tor is one of Somerset’s most renowned landmarks, with a fantastic 360 degree view from the summit.
CLARKS VILLAGE has over 90 high street and designer brands brought together in a wonderfully diverse blend of buildings, including some of C&J Clarks original factory buildings with their decades of history and heritage. Tis outlet shopping delivers prices that are up to 60% lower than normal high street prices, and these prices are available every day. With additional promotions, special offers and seasonal sales, prices can be up to 80% off normal retail prices. Whether it is designer fashion, every day or special occasion clothing, formal wear, sportswear, leisurewear, cookware, home-ware, food and drink, gadgets and gifts, beauty and cosmetics, footwear or accessories there is an array of choice for every
taste and pocket. With brands such as Clarks, M&S, Hobbs, Radley, Molton Brown, Superdry, French Connection, Gap Outlet, Joules, Te North Face, Levi’s, Lindt, Dartington, Osprey, there is something for everyone. With indoor and outdoor dining at many cafes and restaurants means it’s more than just shopping at Clarks Village. Whether it’s a coffee and cake at Costa or Café Nero, a sandwich or salad from Pret A Manger, a pasty or pastry from Te Cornish Bakery, a snack at the many kiosks, lunch or dinner at Frankie & Benny’s, Prezzo or Pizza Express; choosing where and what to eat is an equally enjoyable experience.
Te CLARKS SHOE MUSEUM is wonderfully interesting with history of the Clark’s dynasty and samples of shoe types throughout the ages. In the centre of the village is the 19th century Crispin Hall, built for William Clark in 1885 for use as a public hall, library and reading room for his workers. It now houses a cafe, shops and there is a weekly market.
# Traditional licensed English tea room overlooking Glastonbury Abbey.
# Waitress service, linen tablecloths, fresh flowers and pretty china.
# Open every day (except Christmas Day) from 10am to 5pm
# Homecooked meals including roasts served every day.
Tel: 01458 832852
info@abbeytearooms.co.uk www.abbeytearooms.co.uk
Somerton is reputedly the 7th century Royal Capital of Wessex. Te 17th century market cross in the square, town hall and elegant houses are of architectural and historical interest. Te town has the Somerset Guild of Craftsmen to see craftsmen at work, and there is a shop. Somerton Arts Festival is in July. Te White Hart in the middle of the village is worth a try.
Tickets are on sale now for our packed 2017 calendar of events from
Shakespeare to concerts plus the chance to dine in the historic Abbot’s Kitchen
Saturday 1st April Nzingabeth
Saturday 13th May Richard III -
One Woman Show
Friday 9th June Glastonbury Fringe Grand Opening
Saturday 10th June Glastonbury Abbey Summer Open Evening
Wednesday 14th June Twelfth Night
Wednesday 12th July A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Fri 14th – Sun 16th July Romeo and Juliet
Saturday 5th August Glastonbury Abbey Extravaganza
Saturday 23rd September Tudor Banquet
For more information
www.glastonburyabbey.com or call 01458 832267
facebook.com/ GlastonburyAbbeySomerset @glastonburyabbe
Registered Charity No: 1129263
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