Took 3 friends for afternoon tea but ended up with sandwich and gateau. (Booked in advance) No white bread in the establishment. Sandwiches had hardly any butter on them, thick brown bread, really dry. Gateau was stale on the edges and cream in lumps, not...fresh or moist. Nice cup of tea though. Service ok but we were the only ones in there for the majority of the time. Disappointing visit and sadly unlike my previous time when food was nice. Sainsbury’s only yards away so if I was the manager I’d have sent someone out for a loaf of white bread. Hopefully only a blip as I’m sure the Community project is worthwhile.More

Came here with friends for breakfast and it was well worth while. Good portions well cooked. Along with lovely cup of tea or 3. Staff very friendly and helpful.

I love this place. The building is fascinating. The afternoon tea is great. It is very good value and the sandwiches come served on a beautiful cake stand. I love the fact that the plates don’t match. It is very quirky. We will definitely be...back. Would definitely recommend.More

My 2nd visit to the tea rooms. I like the elegance of this place. I also like the table service, you certainly can relax here unlike the other cafes in Burton. Twice I’ve had the homemade soup with ciabatta and the bread is lovely. I...wish they did other soup other than tomato, that’s my preference. Staff are ok too. Some more talkative than others but I understand the concept of the social enterprise and what it offers to its service users. Thank you for another pleasant visit.More

Had a great experience here, lovely staff, great breakfast, and couldn't resist the homemade cakes as well! The waiter advised I had the Bakewell flan - great shout, it was amazing. Really fantastic place doing great work, we'll be back!

Prices seem to have risen from what's on the website but the All Day Breakfast (now over £8) is best value as it includes tea or coffee (so the trad breakfast plus a drink is about the same price). Nice ingredients - good sausages (some...cafes do scrimp on the sausages) and bacon especially. Companion had soup and sandwich. This was in Christmas holidays so only the breakfast and afternoon tea menus available, but still a decent choice. Good use of old building - paid for by the boss of Bass brewery in the 1890s as a Liberal Club - but he changed party while it was being built, but still opened it!More

Fabulous venue, superb food and friendly engaging staff - I would give 6 stars if I could. Every time U come here I wish I could come back sooner. Outstanding value for money too.

We arrived at Langans last week for a festive afternoon tea with friends. We were greeted warmly then served tasty sandwiches, cake, huge mince pies and the most delicious warm scones we’ve ever had. Plenty of tea and conversation. The building is beautiful and the...staff were really friendly. Thank you to all 🎄More

Nine ladies and two of us vegan, started with a really good main of sandwiches. Everyone else had huge scones and cream, we had what looked like a biscuit with marg and jam. Turned out the scones were gluten free, which wasn't necessary and scones...could have been made with margarine and served with soya cream. Took the cup cakes home in a box but found out they were concave, indelible, chewy and covered with pink goop of icing. A shame as staff were lovely and prompt, friendly and sorted any issues straight away.More

What a super place, atteneded for lunch and food was exquisite. Cant wait to return with my mother she will love the afternoon tea I think

Wonderful lunch yet again at this little gem. Very attentive staff, generous portions, lovely old building and reasonable prices. What’s not to love!

We visited today for an afternoon tea for my Dad's 70th birthday. Its a lovely little gem of a place. Very clean, staff were lovely. Sandwiches were made to order with lovely fresh bread. Scones were lovely and the cake selections too. Would definitely recommend...the place. Will hope to visit again soon. Thank youMore