I dined here for afternoon tea with family and friends in August 2007. I found the atmosphere to be relaxed. My experience was enhanced by the old-world charm that Muggletons possesses. There are hints of items that relate to colonial days and to the middle to upperclass of those days. Each of us ordered scones with a coffee. We found each of the items on the menu to be a little over priced, although there were some interesting items on the menu. The scones appeared and tasted home-made with an average quality. They were dry and rather tasteless. They reminded me of rock cakes and damper due to their texture and consistency. Perhaps these were produced the traditional rustic way, if so, it was good to see that it connected to the general theme of the restaurant. The restaurant is connected to the so-called "general store" - general store is really an expensive gift shop with hats, products etc which connect to the middle to upper-class of days gone by. Good service and old-world charm combine perfectly to make muggletons a unique experience.   (Ryan - See my reviews (23) - January, 2008)