Drive by too quickly and you will miss the handmade road sign...and ridiculously tasty tea and scones. Once down the steep dirt road into Eglos Farm, park your car beside the cow-filled barn and take a seat at the outdoor tables graced with views of rolling fields and grazing cattle. If the weather is miserable, don't fret, as there is a summer house conversion that has been made into a dining area. Upon first glance it might seem like you are intruding on a family lunch, but it's actually just other in-the-know locals enjoying what Sue does best - her cream teas.
Once your olfactory system adjusts to the cow smells, the experience is truly pleasant. Delectable scones and an enormous amount of fresh clotted cream are cheerfully brought to the table along with pots of tea and strawberry jam. Even the milk in the tea tastes better than the norm.
For an authentic and laid back cream tea experience, Sue's Cream tea is the "cream" of the Cornwall crop.
Sue's Cream Tea, Eglos Farm, Ruan Minor, Lizard, Cornwall
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