Tea Rooms

The Tea Room at Woodstock

As you meander through the stunning Woodstock Gardens, the manicured gardens will lead you to our quaint Tea Rooms. Surrounded by a symphony of nature and views of the grounds, the tea room provides the perfect respite for those roaming the gardens and walking trails. Nestled in the heart of pristine greenery and blossoming flowers, our charming tea room offer a haven of tranquillity and delight for visitors seeking a memorable tea-time retreat.

Upon entering our tea room, you’ll be greeted by the mouthwatering aroma of freshly brewed teas, coffee and delicious treats. The Woodstock Gardens tea room is located in the stunning Turner Conservatory overlooking the flower terraces. On a sunny day, you can sit and relax on the elegant terrace outside the tea room. There is a swing nearby and a dove cote for children to explore while you take a breather.

The conservatory was designed by Richard Turner, the famous Ironmaster, responsible for the glasshouse range at Kew Gardens in London and the Botanic Gardens in Dublin. The structure is from cast iron with specially curved glass for the roof. It was constructed between 1853 and 1856 and has been described as one of his finest works. Flanking the conservatory on the opposite end of the flower terrace is a cast iron seat with similar detailing. The gates entering into the walled garden are also by Turner. The original conservatory was sadly demolished in the 1950s and badly damaged with much of the iron work being sold for scrap metal. What you see today is a recreation of the original by the very talented Power family of New Ross. It is frequently hired as a special location for civil ceremonies and parties.

The tea rooms are now closed for the winter season.

Whether you visit solo for a peaceful moment of introspection or gather with friends and loved ones to share laughter and stories, our Tea Rooms provide the perfect backdrop for meaningful experiences.