Tiptree at Bond Street is our first city center location, which comprises of a traditional Tiptree tea room, a café patisserie and shop. The tea room offers traditional table service in comfortable surroundings, this will be open from 9 a.m. (10 a.m. on Sunday's) for coffee and breakfast, followed by light lunches and cream teas available seven days a week.

For those short of time our café patisserie can offer a simple coffee and quick bite to eat from our wide range of sweet treats made by our expert bakers at Tiptree Patisserie. Finally, our shop features an extensive range of Tiptree products, including jams and marmalades, fruit gin liqueurs and our luxury gift range.

FIND TIPTREE AT BOND STREET

Tiptree at Bond Street is located in the heart of Chelmsford city centre next to Foyles book shop. Bond Street Chelmsford is an open-air shopping centre which opened in September 2016. Home to the only John Lewis department store in Essex, together with 25 luxury shops, seven riverside restaurants, a five screen Everyman cinema, open space and basement car park, Bond Street is a vibrant destination to shop, dine and relax.

 

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Learn about the history of our Tea Rooms

The history of The Courtyard Tea Room

The history of The Courtyard Tea Room

The Courtyard is a bright and airy tea room in Rose and Crown Walk just off the main square in Saffron Walden. Customers enjoy the welcoming atmosphere of this traditional tea room or on warmer days perhaps, sit outdoors in the sun-trap courtyard.
The History of The Lock Tea Room

The History of The Lock Tea Room

Bright and airy, The Lock is THE place to eat on the waterfront at Heybridge Basin. Indoors or out, it offers outstanding Blackwater estuary views. This former ship’s chandlers and café serves traditional café-style breakfasts, home-made lunches and Tiptree cream teas.
The history of Southwold Tea Room

The history of Southwold Tea Room

Tiptree Tea Room at Southwold is our 10th Tea Room and our first outside of Essex, in the stunning coastal town of Southwold, Suffolk.