Are you interested in an Afternoon Tea in Peacehaven? Look no further than our comprehensive directory. This town is located in the Lewes district of East Sussex, England.
It finds itself above the chalk cliffs of the South Downs, some six miles east of Brighton city centre. Most famously, it is the site where the Greenwich meridian crosses the English south coast. As for lunch, think Loose Tea and scones.
A Brief History of Peacehaven, East Sussex
People have lived in what is modern-day Peacehaven since the Bronze Age. However, the community itself didn’t technically exist until 1916. This was when entrepreneur Charles Neville purchased land to sell to ex-service personnel returning from the First World War.
First named “New Anzac-on-Sea” in honour of Anzac forces, it was eventually dubbed Peacehaven in the hope the conflict would soon end.
What to Expect from a Tea Room in Peacehaven
Today, over one hundred years since the Armistice, walking around the area does, indeed, bring a sense of peace. Once you’ve soaked up the views and worked up an appetite, though, you’ll surely want something delicious to eat.
We recommend indulging in Loose Leaf Tea, finger sandwiches of various fillings, scones with jam and cream (you choose the order!) and plenty of cake.
Vegans, Vegetarians and Gluten-Free-ers’ Delight
Tea Rooms in Sussex’s Peacehaven have a multitude of foodie delectables to offer. But what if you’re vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, halal or have some other dietary requirement? Worry not.
Many of the listings found here will undoubtedly cater to your needs, regardless of what you do or do not eat. All this and more is waiting to be discovered when you browse our directory.