
Places to eat
Looking for somewhere new to try, or can't find your favourite place to eat? Why not take a look at all the cafés to see where you can settle down for you next cuppa and afternoon treat.
Enter our members-only competition for the chance to win an exclusive scone experience. Learn how we select new flavours and help to design and create a new Scone of the Month flavour to be served at the cafés in our care in autumn 2026.
Calling all baking enthusiasts. Enter our competition and you could win a rare opportunity to meet with our national product development team to help create a new Scone of the Month flavour. Learn about the process of selecting new flavour options – from concept to final design, help to shortlist a new recipe and pick up some top scone making skills along the way.
As part of the experience, the winner will also receive a voucher for a cream tea, a cookbook bundle and a £50 gift card to use at any National Trust shop, cafés or online.
The lucky winner of this member-exclusive competition will win:
Five runners-up will each receive a copy of the National Trust Book of Scones.
To enter this competition, you must be a National Trust member and be available to attend the experience on Tuesday 10 February- the 'Experience Date'. Full terms and conditions apply and can be read below.
Please answer the following question:
Which two toppings are traditionally served with scones in a cream tea?
For your chance to win, send us your answer using the competition entry form below. You must enter on or before 23.59 on Monday 27 October 2025.
Looking for somewhere new to try, or can't find your favourite place to eat? Why not take a look at all the cafés to see where you can settle down for you next cuppa and afternoon treat.
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History is best enjoyed with a scone, as everyone who’s visited a National Trust house knows. This book brings you the best of both. Scone obsessive Sarah Merker has gathered 50 scone recipes from National Trust experts around the country.
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