Surprisingly good Flat Whites with Latte art. Hot chocolate was very good. Nice staff very…read morefriendly. Definitely recommended.

Easily the best coffee shop in Stratford-upon-Avon!…read more They use Monmouth espresso - some of the finest beans from jolly London - and serve up truly phenomenal lattes and mochas. I'd argue the baristas here are even more skilled than those at the Monmouth at the Borough Market in London. I've been several times and can't seem to get enough. It'll take a few minutes for your drink, but it's absolutely worth the wait. As if that weren't enough, they actually make some pretty delicious sandwiches as well. I had a free-range chicken with lemon mayo that was something special, and my better half had an equally tasty egg and watercress. It seems that Box Brownie can do no wrong!

We've been coming to this location for almost a decade. Food and service have always been great.read more

After wandering around for a bit I came across this place which, as the name suggests, it one of…read morethose tea houses (as opposed to cafe, which, as the name suggests, serves coffee). Actually, they have a decent brunch menu as well, which I also appreciated since I hadn't really eaten yet. Yeah, it's pretty cool actually.

Absolutely lovely tea room! We went here today and the service was exceptional and the mother…read moredaughter team, dot of the owner of establishment, we're so friendly and kind. They made our experience wonderful!

I had afternoon tea at Hathaway Tea Rooms in Stratford Upon Avon, England on 5/25/2015. It was my…read more1st time there. My afternoon tea cost 12.50 pounds and was well worth it. My server, Lilia, did a fine job. Plus, I took photos.

Great coffee and friendly service. Had the chili for lunch and it was delicious…read more Would recommended anyone to come visit if they want something to eat quick.

Lovely cafe, just around the corner from the Shakespeare Centre and in front of the local cinema…read more The food was very fresh and light. My son ordered a delicious roast chicken sandwich and my husband ordered a tomato soup and salad with chicken. I ordered the four salad plate and it was filling, delicious, fresh and light. The boys were so enamored with the food, they ordered dessert also (the spiced bread pudding with cream and the chocolate tort with a scoop of vanilla ice cream). This was a perfect stop for a busy day. The owner was very friendly and the food arrived quickly. I highly recommend this cafe.

The lasagna was terrific; the weight staff was friendly and helpful. My wife raved about her salad…read more The restaurant is very clean and the decor quite tasteful.

We needed a quick place to stop for a bite and this place was perfect. I ordered a chicken, Brie…read moreand cranberry on baguette with a side of roasted potatoes and my mom had a veggie pizza on baguette. Both were delicious and my mom gave me a bite of hers. Definitely will try to replicate this myself at home! My sandwich was good and just would have liked a little more cranberry sauce on it. The potatoes were cooked perfectly and crispy. Such a cute place and great service. If I ever find myself in Stratford Upon Avon again, I would pop in. Homemade desserts too!

When we were in London a couple of weeks ago we took a day trip to Stratford Upon Avon and happened…read moreupon this lovely tea place to enjoy an authentic British afternoon tea. They had an old wartime theme. We were seated near the window so we could see passerbys. The soup was delicious but also huge! We were expecting a cup of soup but got two big bowls on top of several afternoon team items the 3 of us shared. We liked most of the items on the afternoon tea setting, but some were a bit too sweet or dry for my taste. The clotted cream was delicious!

Love the decor. There is indoor and outdoor seating. Huge choice of tea, a timer comes with each…read morepot of tea. Scones and clotted cream delicious.

First of all the place is small on the inside. The service is very good. The sandwiches (…read morebagette)are very tasty and decent sized. The menu was not as large as a larger establishment but you can look on the board for daily specials. Overall this hole in the wall is not a tourist trap but a good place to eat.

Friendly staff, a good basic English breakfast. The place looks small but there is a large…read morecourtyard in the back

While visiting Shakespeare's home in Stratford-upon-Avon, we needed to warm up over lunch. We…read morestopped into Hobsons and was immediately impressed. Expectations were high as we looked at the menu and it did not disappoint. You order at the counter and the food is brought to you while you start on your tea. Wonderful tasting comfort food and served quickly. Staff was super attentive. I would easily recommend this place, give it a try!

DO NOT TRY THIS PLACE. This is a restaurant recommended by our tour guide. Just like many other…read morecomments on Google, we encountered a mean, rude lady at the till. This place has changed and will ruin your visit. We asked clarification questions about the menu, and asked her if vegetarian options are available. She had a mocking look on her face. Here response were like these: "you turn around, and look at the menu" behind you" and "no, we do not make changes". The whole time she treated us like we were stupid. Here is my advice: there are many other options out there. DO NOT RUIN YOUR DAY!

I'll fully admit I didn't expect to find any decent coffee in the small touristy town that is…read moreStratford-upon-Avon. It was by pure chance that just as I passed by McKechnies, my eye was caught by two phrases "independent" and "Best Cappuccino in the Midlands & North UKBC Heat" (or something to that effect). I had attended the UK Barista Championship South East Heat a few weeks early (again, by pure chance), and, knowing how intense a competition it was, decided to go in and sample the wares. The barista on duty was Kim, the one who'd taken part in the UKBC. I chatted with her about how pressurising it must have been. As it turned out, it was her first time taking part, so kudos for achieving such a result under such intense conditions! As expected, the coffee was pretty darn good. While I was a tad disappointed that I didn't get a pretty squiggle (aka latte art) on top of my foam, the quality of the beverage couldn't be denied. Or maybe there was latte art but it'd disappeared by the time I prised the lid off my takeaway cup of coffee (which does happen, I'll admit). McKechnies uses beans from James' Gourmet Coffee Company, an artisan coffee company based in Hertfordshire. The coffee shop on the whole was warm and welcoming too. Lots of brown (i.e. wood) and felt like a nice place to get away from it all in case you're overwhelmed by the sheer number of tourists outside. All in all, a definite place to visit if you're in this arae.

Huge sandwiches, deep mugs and free wifi. Perhaps not as epic as Box Brownie, but still pretty damn…read moregood. Seems to be very popular with locals.

After a fun afternoon touring Shakespeare's closets (wore a lot of codpieces, as it turns out…read more Randy old playwright!), an afternoon tea was a must-have break. A very nice lady (Chloe) in Nash's House (one of the aforementioned closets, although the house is apparently not there any more. Long story. Visit Stratford if you want to know more) recommended Crabtree & Evelyn. "But we want tea, not skin lotion!" we barked, yet Chloe was resolute. "No!" was her riposte. "Make thee to Crabtree & Evelyn," she commanded, even pronouncing the ampersand in full, if you don't mind, "for their teas are indeed high, and their scones laden with clotted cream from the most clotted of available cows." (I apologize for the flowery prose. Stratford does this to a person. Be thankful it's not iambic pentameter.) So it turns out that upstairs from the lotion shoppe there is a petite and very lovely tea shoppe, the whole thing being in a house of some historic significance...just like every other joint in town. We ordered teas, coffees, and juices for our troop, and a selection of delicious confections: Millionaire Shortbread (shortbread with caramel and chocolate on it), Victoria Sponge, fudge brownie, and scones both with and without clotted cream, jam, and butter. Ridiculous. Absolutely bloody ridiculous, that's what it was. Good, that is, my dear friends. If you've got tastebuds, they're crying out for a bit o' this delectable treatery. The cream justifies the existence of bovines worldwide; the jam is a poem to preserved fruit; the lemon curd is a soliloquy on citrusy stuff from Kurdistan (probably); and the scones -- one of which *had sultanas in it* (be still my beating and somewhat-more-lard-laden heart) -- were warm and moist just exactly where they should be moist. Heaven. And we had the added theater of being chased around the joint by a persistent bee, for whom no manner of tempting with a pot of jam would do, until he was sprayed with disinfecting soap and smushed by one of the nice tearoom gals. Quite an experience, no? Visit, and be well. You can even buy lotion to deal with the (completely worth it) cellulite that will be an inevitable consequence. (JOKE!)