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 Welcome to the Jacqueline's Restaurant and Tea Rooms Website. We provide a delicious variety of snacks and meals from traditional cream teas to omelettes, jacket potatoes and more. Situated in the centre of Warminster in Wiltshire, found easily opposite Woolworths, you can sit in one of our three spacious rooms or a table out in the garden to enjoy your meal. Jacqueline's Restaurant and Tea Rooms sits along the main high street of Warminster. Use the map at the bottom of the page to find us.
 At Jacqueline's Tea Rooms we cater for all with a variety of vegetarian meals and wheat and dairy free options available. A large amount of local produce is used in our meals. Also, Jacqueline's Restaurant and Tea Rooms is fully licensed. We stock a range of wines, beers and spirits which include a number of local brands. Fair trade tea and coffee are also available.
"A warm welcome and appetising food" - The Wiltshire Times
"One of the finest cooks in the West Country" - The Western Daily Press
Voted best Tea Room in the West Country 2001 by Taste of the West and South West Tourism.
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| Many people with wheat intolerance or coeliac disease find eating out more of a problem than a pleasure. At Jacqueline's we offer a range of wheat and gluten free meals, snacks and desserts. Our sauces are usually reductions or thickened with corn starch. We also offer bread with rye or spelt flour. Just let your waiter know your requirements and we will do our best to help, or if you have a particular need please call in advance. |
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| "hello i have not been to jacqeline's but was wondering are you looking for someone to work for you as a waitrssi am 14 years old but very good with people and live only 4 mins away. if you could email me on mosh_widmoi@hotmail.com thank you " - chloe wrigglesworth, visited 24/12/2007. |
| "Fantastic Christmas dinner. It made our day. Thank you very much to everyone who worked that afternoon." - Lesley Oakey, visited 25/12/2007. |
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