"The setting is picturesque, but unfortunately, the owners are rude and arrogant. We walked through the pay-and-display car park, and while the owner was busy clearing the main drains, he completely ignored our greeting of "Good Afternoon." There were goats fenced in to keep them away from the river. However, we decided to cut through the picnic tables to take a look at the river and dip our toes in. To our dismay, a woman in the café window shot us a fierce glare with her hands on her hips. I returned her glare, and she angrily stomped away. On our way back, I tried saying "Good Afternoon" again, but all I received was a huff from the owner. At that point, we decided to leave and enjoy a delicious cream tea in Widecombe instead. It’s a real shame that this once charming tea room has lost its warmth and character. So, if you’re looking for a delightful experience from the past, think again!"
