Like the previous reviewer, found this cafe on Qype, and I'm glad we did. We had a lovely light…read morelunch here, I had a jacket potato with egg mayo filling, and my partner had a bacon sarnie and tea. Food came quickly, staff were friendly and prices were very reasonable. I'll probably bring friends here when visiting me, as it's a good place to sit and chat

This cafe is a hidden treasureIt has a lovely atmosphere, the staff are charming and they do the…read morebest breakfast's in Leamington.

Great selection of tea, sandwiches, and cakes. Everything was good quality and tasted very nice. I…read moreloved the blueberry and vanilla cake. The portion was good and filling, the scones were nice and warm, and most importantly the tea was decently strong. I ordered Ceylon tea, a Warwickshire cheese sandwich, and a blueberry vanilla cake. Really great pricing, cute decorations, and the building was really quaint looking. The servers were all very nice and enthusiastic. Service was fast considering how many guests this place gets. I had no complaints.

I would definitely like to come back here in a non-pandemic world when the menus aren't wipe clean…read more We plumped for the Warwick cream tea, as frankly I was gasping for a cuppa. It's a lovely setting, in a charming building with helpful staff. We were sat by the window upstairs. I really want the green cinnamon and plum tea every day, it made me think of pie I had with chai tea in Scotland, the blood orange rooibos tea is also lovely, as was the mango. Fruit scones are obviously nicer than plain ones- and these ones (of a generous size too) almost taste apple-y with the addition of mixed spice.

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

If you're the sort of person who enjoys buying lunch from a stationary barge in a gated canal, then…read moreyou've hit the absolute motherload. For everyone else, if you're looking for a decent baguette crafted in the belly of a barge, then the aptly named 'Baguette Barge' has you covered. They have a bit of a heavy hand when it comes to mayo and cranberry relish, but the baguettes are cheap and the park is your outdoor seating. Could do a lot worse.

There isn't really an address for this place because it's literally a barge on the water. But when…read moreI was studying abroad in England and stayed in Stratford-Upon-Avon for a few weeks, I had baguettes from the Baguette Barge EVERY DAY for lunch. It's really because I don't particularly like English food. But I looved the baguettes here. The bread was sweet and the ingredients were fresh. I always got something with cucumbers in it and I looked forward to every bite and every cucumber. It's also in a great location - right on the water by a nice patch of grass where you can have a nice picnic when it's not raining. I really hope the Baguette Barge is still there, even though I probably won't ever go back to Stratford-Upon-Avon. :(

Simply amazing pizza. The best Neapolitan style pizza I've had in this country. Wood burning brick…read moreoven, imported mozzarella, San Marzano tomatoes and a passionate owner/maitre de and pizzaiola. Even the waiter was well informed and very hospitable. I was with my little brothers and didn't have the room to eat anything else off the simple but outstanding menu; but will definitely be going back to try one of everything else. The pizza was the best i can remember having in The UK. A very unassuming front deli and bakery eventually breaks into a lovely restaurant and bar area with the oven on display for all who know it's tasty glory to bask and revel. Can't wait to update the review the next time I go back, which may very well be tomorrow ;-)

Shades of red and pink swirl through the crispy meringues in the shop window of this bakery. They…read moreare as big as medicine balls and they are all piled atop each other in a slightly chaotic way like they have fallen freely from a kind of Charlie's Chocolate Factory in the sky. There is a surreal touch as the table they are sat on looks like it is close to buckling with the weight of these light and airy fancies. Some two dozen traditional English, Mediterranean and artisan breads are baked at the simply named Bread Collection. There is also a delicatessen counter with pickles, chutneys, and a good selection of continental cheeses, including Comte, a kissing cousin of Gruyere. I eat this strong and slightly sweet cheese on its own, a cracker seemingly superfluous, and unnecessary. The foodies dream is made complete with a sit-down coffee shop selling sandwiches, hot drinks, light lunches, and those psychedelic meringues from earlier. In addition to monging fine foods to eat in and eat at home, Bread Collection is a delightful place in which to spend time.

Greedy guts. It's fun name for a sandwich shop, and the staff are fun too. We've caught them at the…read moreend of lunchtime trading, so they can't make anything to order for us. I don't mind as they have some packed sandwiches on the counter, and I'm famished. 'Just these left', the girl apologetically offers with a theatrical and animated grimace. The chicken tikka sandwich I choose is gorgeous. Cold chicken in a sandwich can often be dry, but not here. It's juicy and succulent, and the moist chutney helps it slip down. Upon talking to the girl I find out where the difference between Greedy Guts sandwiches and others may lie. Not only are all the sandwiches made on the premises fresh every day and sold that day, they also cook their own meat on site. They make their own coleslaw. They even poach their own salmon. As they also use local produce the sandwich is well worth the £3.20 I happily pay for it.

Greedy Guts is situated on the High Street in Knowle and offers a range of takeout food from jacket…read morepotatoes and panini to sandwiches and wraps. There is usually a daily special, and you can choose your own fillings as your order is freshly prepared for you. I can recommend the chicken tikka wrap. To offset the benefits of having a choice and the freshness of your order, you need to be prepared to wait while your lunch is made. Having said that, I have never been in when it is really busy, and so have never waited more than a few minutes for my order. Pick up your lunch here, and head down to the Ford at Barston for some quality picnicking. Greedy Guts also offers outside catering for business functions etc.

Hilltop Farm exists since four generations. You can find a farm shop, a café, a restaurant, a…read morebutchery, events organization, and a pumpkin field with over 8000 pumpkins for your own pumpkin picking. We had our breakfast here today, and it has been excellent!

A lovely farm shop that offers local produce think cheeses, meats, fruit, veg, chutneys and jams…read moreand so much more. This is the kind of place that I could happily spend a few hours at, in fact I did! A table had been reserved for lunch in the cafe area, overlooking stunning views of acres and acres of fields....hmmm think I might move in! There are children's swings outside, and outdoor seating with tables and umbrellas. A great space to catch some rays and breathe in the fresh air. The menu is extensive with light bites, sandwiches and salads and more substantial meals such as risotto all using locally sourced produce. I decided to have a sandwich with wholemeal bread with roast pork and onion marmalade - super tasty oh yes! Crisps and salad were served on the side. I also opted for camomile tea which was surprisingly subtle in flavour. To order your food it's a case of going up to the counter where you are tempted with homemade cakes - carrot cake, Eccles cakes, scones....oh my! I noticed there is also a 'crafty room' where kids were getting creative and having a buffet lunch in the process :) Booking a table at the weekends is a must, as the place does get busy and I noticed several large groups were celebrating birthdays there. A beautiful setting for breakfast, lunch or dinner in the lovely area of Warwickshire.

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!

Seriously, this is probably the best coffee/tea/snack place I have ever been to. Granted, I am…read morecomparing my experiences mostly with coffee/tea shops in USA(that's where I live) and few other coffee shops I have been to in UK. Arden's is actually very close to two other coffee shops - costa coffee and rocking horse and also very close to the supermarket waitrose. I like costa coffee, don't mistake me - but the place is just so crowded, you have to wait in queue anytime you get there and I don't like it that much. In fact, that's how I found this gem of coffee place, which is tucked in at the end of the talisman square shopping area. Arden's is also quite spacious and they have more tables upstairs as well. First time I went there I tried their hot chocolate and after two trips I am still addicted to that one. It's just delightful. I had to force my will upon trying something else. Although, the flat white was very good drink as well. But my favorite is hot chocolate. Also their homemade cheese scones. I am very familiar with this one in USA as well - in the southern parts of USA they call it biscuits(I know - what's biscuit in UK is known as cookies in USA). scones are served with butter. They also have paninis, rolls and sandwiches, if you are hungry for something savory. And their customer service is definitely top notch. Very attentive, patient and helpful. Isn't it all one could ask for from a business? During my many upcoming stays in Kenilworth, I will keep going back here to spend my weekend afternoons sipping tea and coffees. 5 stars.

Great sunny and friendly place with tasty coffee and delicious scones. Buzzing with community…read moreconversations.