If you needed a proper coffee fix. Look no further. Campden coffee is the place to be…read more Beautifully made, the coffee was just right and the extraction was done to perfection. As an Aussie traveller I'd say this is a nice joint. Was the flat white perfect Aussie standrard? Probably just missing the mark, but it's certainly good enough, and especially when were in Cotswold. Relaxing atmosphere for a tea and a quick rest as well! Lovely staff!

Had a delightful tea and shortbread, while the Lovely Bride indulged in a scone with creme and jam…read morewith her afternoon latte. Across the hallway from the gallery shop in the Old Silk Mill, where C. R. Ashlee's Guild of Handicraft centered a century ago. There is still a silversmith at work here, as well as woodworkers, potters, and leather workers. The coffee shop itself is a nicely appointed room with stone floors and walls, wooden tables and chairs in a cheerily mismatched style. Porcelains are random as well. Loads of sandwich options, as well as cold drinks.

We stopped in during our Cotswold tour for a quick tea service. The scone was both large and tasty…read more Service was quite attentive. It's a good place to relax whilst waiting for the bus to return!

Overall the food gives them 5 big bright stars, but the attitude of the woman who took my order was…read moreless than appealing, hence the reduced star rating of only 4. Soup of the day and a scone, some tea, and a lovely Bakewell tart for under £15 was a fantastic deal. The soup was a wonderful spinach-courgette-leek blend - thick & hearty - served with a fabulous cheese scone. There was a bit of a breeze in the air today and it was perfect. Unfortunately, the attitude of our server was generally unwelcoming. Perhaps it was the American accents, as others have mentioned, but we both work in the service industry and are hyper-aware of how we treat restaurant & retail workers. Maybe she was having an off-day, but she seemed pleasant with others in the establishment. She was very nice when we were paying and leaving though. ::shrug:: I would definitely visit here again since the food is exceptional! (They even have a lovely outdoor area where you can eat with your dog in company!)

Definitely would not go back... a total tourist trap with totally average food and very overpriced…read morefor the quality... Not sure anything was really homemade (it certainly didn't look or taste like it)... the soup was liked canned soup and the crusty bread was like something from a supermarket... AVOID...

Beautiful farm shop and lovely restaurant attached. The customer service is also usually very good…read more I believe everything is made at the farm and their soups and stocks are my absolute favourite. They're expensive but I do feel are worth it. We had some disappointing hot cross buns recently that definitely weren't fresh. We got the individual ones and they were dry and harder than the last ones we had. The hot cross bun bites were really good though. They reminded me of energy bites, lots of dates and spices. I'd definitely recommend those! Be prepared to spend money. Even as a local I forget how much it can be sometimes. We got 2 scoops of rice/quinoa with a few raisins in from the deli and it was more than £10! At Christmas their smallest wreath was £80 and the mistletoe was £20...I literally picked up an identical sprig from the Burford garden centre for £3 the same day I saw it at Daylesford.

If you're taking a trip to the Cotswolds you best stop at Daylesford!…read more No, but seriously, it's beautiful. I'm a big fan of their farmshop and some friends and I had a little weekend here and bought all of our grocery and picnic items from here. DREAAAAMMMMM. Their food is delicious and all comes from the farm, which I love. They have a lovely variety of salads and hummus and snacks and yogurts and really really nice things. Yes, it's more expensive but you get delicious local food, and it's worth it.

The food was exceptional! Seasoned to perfection, and very tasty. My friends and I all very much…read moreenjoyed our meals. Good portion sizes and very reasonably priced. The service was excellent, very kind and hospitable! Charming restaurant in the heart of Chipping Campden. Would strongly recommend to anyone. I'll be back again

AVOID AT ALL COSTS!!!…read more I visited Café Huxleys on my mum's 69th birthday with my stepdad. We were staying nearby and wanted to explore the area, having not visited this part of the Cotswolds before. Unfortunately, our experience was deeply disappointing and concerning -- particularly for anyone with food allergies, intolerances, or ethical dietary requirements. If you have a food intolerance, allergy, or follow a vegan diet, please exercise extreme caution here. I fancied a hot chocolate and specifically asked the senior waitress whether it was dairy-free or contained milk. She assured me that it was made only with cocoa powder and that if I chose oat milk, it would be dairy-free. On that basis, I ordered two hot chocolates (both with oat milk) and my mum ordered sparkling water. When the younger waitress brought our drinks, a biscuit was placed on the saucer. After taking one sip of the hot chocolate, I instantly recognised the unmistakable taste of dairy -- something I haven't consumed for many years due to intolerance. I immediately asked the young waitress whether the biscuit was dairy-free. She said she didn't know and went to check with the owner. I witnessed him smirk, laugh slightly, and tell her that it was dairy-free. His reaction already made me uneasy, so I asked directly, "Are you sure? I'm dairy intolerant." Only then did he quickly change his response to, "Oh yes, it's dairy -- don't eat it!" At that point, I called over the same senior waitress who had taken my order and asked again whether the hot chocolate was dairy-free. She looked flustered and admitted, "Oh no, it's not dairy-free -- only the oat milk is." Before we'd ordered drinks, I had actually spoken to the owner about whether they offered any vegan meal options, as we were considering returning later for dinner. He didn't even make eye contact -- he just smirked and bluntly said, "No," in a dismissive tone. Once it was clear both the owner and waitress had given me incorrect information, I told them calmly that I was extremely unhappy and would not be paying. I had specifically asked whether the drink contained dairy, and they had explicitly told me it did not. The most troubling part of this experience wasn't just the rudeness or dismissiveness, but the lack of responsibility around food safety. It appears they only take dietary restrictions seriously when the word "allergy" is used -- not when a person says they are vegan or intolerant. As a result, I became unwell and what should have been a lovely day celebrating my mum's birthday was ruined. This café needs urgent staff training around allergens, dietary awareness, and customer care. Until then, I would strongly advise others -- especially those with allergies or ethical food requirements -- to avoid this establishment.

Fab little cafe that does really tasty home cooked food and amazing cakes. Great for a light lunch…read moreor afternoon tea. Great to buy a take away sandwich for lunch in the park too.

This is a lovely place. Really friendly and very clean. We just popped in for a coffee (which was…read morenice) but might go back to sample their food as it smelled and looked lovely. The menu was quite unusual with a lot of vegetarian and gluten-free options and the prices seemed reasonable.

Great food, helpful staff. Please try their scones with butter, preserves, and clotted cream.read more

If you've ever found yourself in the middle of nowhere at a place you can't believe isn't in the…read moremiddle of somewhere you'll understand how I felt about the Blockley Village Shop and Cafe. Walking the Cotswolds Round over the course of 7 days meant never quite knowing where I was, where I was going, or what I'd find there so when I came to the Blockley Cafe and found handsome groups brunching at tables indoors and out with leashed dogs at their feet I was sorry that I was still full from breakfast. Still, there's always room for a latte and carrot cake, especially if it gives one the opportunity to hang out at such an attractively casual spot. The service here is nice if a little a wonky due to the popularity of the place. It mattered little though. Blockley Cafe just has a wonderful vibe. The Village Shop is attached to the Cafe (or vice versa) and it was the sort of market that I enjoy looking through. Prices were very good for specialty foods I'd like to bring back home with me. Blockley's inescapable claim to fame is that the popular BBC series, "Father Brown" is filmed at the church that sits mere steps from the Cafe. So it's somewhat mandatory to visit that before or after a stop at the Cafe.

The food was tasty and the people were really nice! Great little spot for a bite to eat.read more

There are several cafés/tea rooms on High Street and we walked in pretty much all of them to check…read moreout their offerings. We settled on Martha's as it looked liked it had the best homemade pastry. Mind your head as like a lot of the older establishments (like centuries old), the ceiling is low. Love their inside dining room as well as their outside patio. It was starting to sprinkle, so we decided to eat inside by the window. I had the Hot Chocolate with Marshmallow and Cream and my friend had tea with milk. We also ordered 2 different kinds of their house made scones, and those came with raspberry jam and clotted cream. The scones were great. They weren't sweet, so the went perfectly on it. When in England, you have to have the clotted cream with your scone. The scone has enough butter in it. They are really friendly here too! Hope we can come back again during our short stay here in the Cotswolds.