We loved this cafe so much we returned. It is a great way to introduce children to the wonders of Winnie the Pooh and friends. As adults, we also enjoyed the trip down memory lane. Some very good merchandise for sale. We enjoyed our very good hot chocolates. Both salad and scones were enjoyable. A nice atmosphere with friendly helpful staff.

We loved it here! Parking was easy and free on the main high street road. We arrived as the cafe opened at 11am, and were seated really quickly by the friendly staff. We loved the themeing - from the teapots to table numbers to plates to even the shape of the toast, everything is Pooh bear! We also ordered the Ploughmans which was great as a vegetarian and the jacket potato, with so much filling! We loved how traditional it was, with vintage teacups and all the artwork! The museum and shop are also really sweet to look around. We will definitely be returning, thank you! The owners were so lovely and even gave us a map and directions to Pooh bridge. You can tell how much effort has gone into Pooh Corner and how proud the owners are of it; we loved it <3 (the free honeypots were also a super cute touch!)

Went to Pooh Corner for lunch today. All the staff were absolutely wonderful, very friendly and helpful.. Was busy but did not wait long for our order to be taken and also brought to our table. The food is amazing and the cakes are so scrummy....make sure your leave room to have a slice. Lots of wonderful Pooh and friends items to see and the Poohseum is amazing. Highly recommended. Will be back 😊

Visited here for afternoon tea as a birthday treat whilst we were on holiday in the area, and I am a lifelong fan of all things Pooh bear. To be honest I was a little disappointed, I expected to be surrounded by Pooh bear at every turn but there was nothing in the tearoom bar the crockery. The “museum” was a very small area, there were some interesting facts and artefacts there but just not much of it. The shop was disappointing, really expected something special but there wasn’t much choice and there was nothing I haven’t seen in your normal garden centres or gift shops. The afternoon tea was generous portions but there were some quirky food choices. Mushroom pate and cheese scones with peppers etc. The unexpected addition of a jelly was very refreshing and a good palette cleanser. Would have expected Victoria sponge too. Sadly our tastes are quite simple so we took quite a bit home, as we would have preferred plain, traditional afternoon offerings. Having said that, I am so glad we visited. Wouldn’t have missed it for the world but it didn’t quite live up to expectations I’m afraid.

A great spot! A must for any Winnie the Pooh fans! Unfortunately you can’t make reservations but this did not affect us. We arrived and staff swiftly informed us a table would be ready soon. We were happy to wait in the sunshine. Once seated the menu was full of variety and we were served quickly. The food was great and all served on Winnie the Pooh crockery which was a nice touch. Attached for tea room is a mini museum and gift shop full of some little bits. Overall a lovely spot, would definitely visit again.

Booked the afternoon tea during the week and it was the best experience ever. Great selection of tea and coffee to complement the delicious food. Everyone who worked there was so friendly, the poohseum was great and they even gave us a map to find Poohs house in the forest. Would definitely recommend.

Yesterday a friend & I found this amazing tea shop after walking 6 miles. They were first class, extremely kind brilliant coffee and cake - we will be visiting again very soon. Their kindness was outstanding. Thank you

What a fantastic place. Set in Ashdown Forest. You can see how the stories came to life. We think this is a must for all Pooh fans, whatever your age. Lovely tea rooms. Dog friendly. We had some delicious toasties & tea in the garden. The gift shop has beautiful things to buy but also lots of lovely photos showing the story of Pooh & the 100 Acre Wood. Lovely family ran business. So pleased we found this & we had a lovely time. The owner very kindly provided map & directions to get to Pooh Sticks Bridge, Owl & Piglets House & Roos sandpit. We’ve had a lovely day. Thank you. Highly recommended

Pooh Corner-Hartfield is a delightful restaurant with friendly staff that treats you like family. The garden patio is a lovely place to enjoy peach iced tea with fresh scones. If you prefer a heartier fare, portion sizes are generous, the food is tasty, and the Pooh cakes are scrumptious. More importantly, adjacent to the restaurant is the whimsical Poohseum. Owners Sam & Neil have curated a unique collection of artifacts from the Milne Family as well as a multitude of Winnie the Pooh memorabilia. Rare, vintage stuffed characters from the 100 Acre Woods fill a museum case. Pooh-coo-clocks line a wall. Movie posters from multiple countries decorate the inside cafe. Disney branded Pooh collectibles include early Disney as well as contemporary Disney representations. First edition books live in the same area as the newest Pooh themed baby books. Current Pooh merchandise is also available for sale. It is obvious the owners have a deep commitment to preserving the historical legacy of the Milne Family and their famous friends in the 100 Acre Woods. Casual Pooh fans will be entertained, but serious Pooh fans will be moved to tears. This is a must see for anyone who admires the Bear of Very Little Brain.

Lovely tearoom and really nice museum. Makes a fantastic day out. The walk from poohs corner to the bridge was good. We almost missed the last bus but the owner was kind enough to give us a lift. Really lovely man, like all the staff were. Genuine and authentic atmosphere. well priced and delicious menu. Cannot recommend the tearoom enough