Bygone Beautys Treasured Teapot Museum & Tearooms

The food was freshly made of good ingredients, the staff were warm, well informed and happy to be helpful.The collection of over 12000 pots is the kind you can visit multiple times and still find new treasures amongst.Don't skip the Devonshire, you'll be missing out

If you're looking for a charming and delightful tearoom experience in the Blue Mountains, then look no further than Bygone Beautys Treasured Tearoom. From the moment you walk in, you're transported to a bygone era of elegance and sophistication.One of the standout features of this lovely tearoom is undoubtedly the Devonshire tea. Served with freshly baked scones, rich cream, and delicious jam, this is a must-try for anyone who loves a good cuppa.But there's so much more to the menu than just tea and scones. The lunch options are varied and delicious, with something for everyone. I highly recommend the open-face salmon sandwich.The tearoom is beautifully decorated, with vintage furnishings and intricate details that transport you back in time. The staff are friendly and attentive, and the service is impeccable.Overall, Bygone Beautys Treasured Tearoom is an absolute gem in Leura. Whether you're looking for a spot of afternoon tea or a delicious lunch, this tearoom is sure to delight. I highly recommend it!

Definitely an exquisite teahouse to visit in Leura! Visited in a weekday afternoon for had a devonshire tea set for two. Got an immediate seating. We had two different types of tea, both are aromatic and served nicely. Scones are baked soft and warm. We then are eligible to visit the museum, a lot of teapots to see and buy. The service there has been excellent. A very good experience.

Tea rooms and a teapot museumThe museum was great, worth the tripJust avoid eating anything other the high tea!Unfortunately, I took a girlfriend there to eat as a birthday surprise. The potato and leek soup was tasteless, it was just that potatoes and leek in water and pureed.The dessert arrived, bread and butter pudding, which being an English girl knows it has a crispy/toasted topping and have a moist firm consistency, this one had no topping" and was just mush steeped in butter. I needed 3 napkins to render mine edible of which I had 2 spoonfuls.My girlfriend politely left hers after a few bites.The biggest shock came in the bill

A ranged collection of teacups from around the world. Some amazing and oddball ones for sure (a teapot shaped like a house, anyone?).Went for lunch and the scones were as soft as I've had in a long time. Assorted teas too. Had a chicken pot pie too which was tasty though serving was a bit smallRecommend stopping by for lunch

If you are looking for a unique and memorable experience in the Blue Mountains, you should visit Bygone Beautys Treasured Teapot Museum & Tearooms. This place is home to the world's largest private collection of teawares, including more than 5,500 teapots from all over the world and spanning five centuries. You will be amazed by the variety and beauty of the teapots on display, from elegant porcelain to quirky pottery, from antique silver to modern bakelite.But Bygone Beautys is not just a museum. It is also a tearoom where you can enjoy a delicious high tea or devonshire tea, served with silver service and fine china. You can choose from a range of boutique teas, such as Earl Grey, Darjeeling, Jasmine, or Rooibos. You can also indulge in freshly baked scones with jam and cream, finger sandwiches, cakes, and pastries.Bygone Beautys is located in the charming village of Leura, within the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area. It is easy to find by foot from Leura Railway Station or by car from the Great Western Highway. There is a car park and a lift for your convenience. The museum admission fee of $5.50 per person is redeemable with an equivalent purchase in the tearooms or retail area.Bygone Beautys is more than just a museum and a tearoom. It is also a shop where you can buy estate jewellery, antiques, collectables, and contemporary quality gifts. You can also find a wide selection of teas and teawares for sale. You might even meet the owner and curator of the museum, Maurice Cooper OAM, who is known as The Teapot Man or Mr Teapot. He will be happy to share his passion and knowledge about teapots and tea culture with you.Bygone Beautys Treasured Teapot Museum & Tearooms is a must-see attraction for anyone who loves tea, history, or art. It is open from Thursday to Monday, from 10 am to 5 pm. You can book your high tea or devonshire tea online or by phone. Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in a world of teapots and tea!

We had a lovely high tea here. The gentleman who was our host was delightful. He was knowledgeable and attentive. The food was delicious, served on bone china and silverware. The museum was delightful with so many teapots in all sizes, shapes and colours. There is also a shop where you can buy some amazing treasures. It's also disability friendly and parking is on site. It was well worth the trip up the mountains.They also serve Devonshire teas. I loved it

The museum was amazing. It was bigger than I expected, which was good. The scone and the tea was nice. The staff were very friendly with great smiles. I didn’t have to pay for entry because I purchased tea and food from the tea room. It was cheap. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone.