Great sandwich & baguette shop with food made to order. The homemade scotch eggs & sausage rolls…read moreare to die for. For a treat, buy a slice of Tiffin cake. It's absolutely yummy. Very friendly staff who are always smiling.

A bit hard to find as the first floor is a shop that's under the same ownership. Seating is limited…read morebut there's a fair amount of open tables. Club toastie (4/5): the bread was absolutely fantastic and the portion size was great. Lots of carbs as the sandwich came with 3 slices of bread. The ingredients were also super tasty. Well seasoned and fresh. Service is pretty quick which was nice as we were on a tour and had a limited lunch break. Overall, Broadway Deli is a cool little restaurant that's located above a shop.

Amazing food here with deliciou vegan options! Lovely backyard outdoor eating area and the store…read moreitself offers many packaged food items and fresh food. The vegan club sandwich was AMAZING - the bread was so soft and fresh and the sandwich was delicious. Highly recommend as a great stop for lunch!

Badger's Hall is an award winning guest house/English tea room situated in the lovely market town…read moreof Chipping Camden in The Cotswolds. The charming and quaint honey colored limestone building with a small outdoor patio makes for a relaxing afternoon tea experience. The clotted cream, cakes, dainty cucumber sandwiches, soups, and scones were glorious. The lemon cake was superb. It was quite possibly the best lemon cake I've ever tasted. Bottom line: Badger's Hall has the English tea tradition down to a T.

One of my favourite places when I stay in Campden. A classic Cotswolds Tea Room, with all the…read morenaughty cakes you'd expect from a mid-afternoon snack... The staff is most welcoming and always makes you feel at home. I Would recommend this Tea Room to any visitor looking to experience the full Cotswold Hospitality.

We stopped off for a quick bite at The Hive and found ourselves in an utterly charming little cafe…read morein one of the quaintest villages in the Cotswolds. During our week in England, this was our only time we partook in actual English food. I had a really scrummy Rarebit with an onion marmalade and some crisps along with some local lemonade. It felt really great to be there and we enjoyed our visit, albeit brief, in Stowe-on-the-Wold.

The Hive was just down the street from my vacation house, and it seemed like a popular place. I…read morewalked down and was greeted immediately. My family and I (tourists) were in a hurry to get on the road, so I ordered the Hive Breakfast for myself and a slice of Mango, Lime, and Coconut cake for my mom. I was surprised they packed my breakfast into a box so neatly; it slid onto the plate at our vacation house as pictured! Everything was delicious and made in house (easy to taste that nothing came from a tin). They offered me a seat on the cozy couch by the window while I waited for my takeaway, so I didn't feel like I was in anyone's way. Must visit if you're centrally-located in Stow.

We stopped by Lucy's Tearoom on our trip to Cotswold. It was rainy and cold day so some hot tea and…read morescones sounded delightful. We were sat upstairs near the window and it was nice and quiet there. Everything we ordered was delicious and we enjoyed our time here. Scone with cream and jam. I ordered plain scone. It was delicious. Warm fresh scone served with yummy cream and jam. I also ordered the chocolate cake tea with the scone and it was surprisingly good. Had some chocolate flavor and tasted good with milk. Hubby ordered Mac and cheese and it was served piping hot with a slice of garlic bread. Pretty good too! Kiddo ordered hot chocolate with marshmallows and a chocolate cake. The cake itself was soft and moist and not overly sweet. Went well with the tea and hot chocolate. The hot chocolate seemed standard and she seemed to like it. The place is not overly pricey for a touristy place. Service was also good and friendly.

This was my favorite afternoon tea while traveling in the UK and surpassed the more expensive…read moreafternoon teas elsewhere. I loved the simple scone with jam and clotted cream. The jam and cream were significantly superior to others I've had. There was also a wide selection of tea and some really funky and interesting ones as well! If I travel to the Cotswold again, I will surely be visiting Lucy's tearoom. The vibe was also cozy and welcoming. The service was a little slower but probably because we were seated on the second floor.

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.

It's a small shop with no seating whatsoever to enjoy your food. It also is very very crowded with…read morethe amount of people going in and out. Smoked salmon, prawn, and avocado with lemon and dill mayo (2/5): could use some work. The salmon and prawn weren't thoroughly seasoned and flavored. As a result, it made the texture feel like I was eating slime and wasn't pleasant. The greens were good though. I also wish there were more avocados. Overall, Cotswold Baguette is a small and tiny shop known more for their sandwiches. If you really do want a salad I would stay away from the ones that contain seafood or get it without it.

It's a tricky place to find, but you'll definitely want to. Expect it to be busy: locals know what…read morea gem this cafe is. Lots of sandwich options - all on the housemade baguette AND made to order too! - with many vegetarian and vegan choices. We had the Avocado, Sweet Potato Falafel, & Tomato Chutney (£4.30, vegan) and the Brie & Cranberry sandwiches (£3.80, vegetarian). They were equally delicious in their own right, generously filled, and satisfying! I would absolutely order both of them again! Despite the crowd, the small space was clean and the staff was friendly (taking an extra moment to verify vegan ingredients, for example; and not just for us, but we overheard them checking-in with everyone in line about their order). And they moved people through the queue quite quickly. We brought our sandwiches to St Edward's Church and had a picnic. There's lots of other things to get here too if sandwiches aren't your thing (but these really should be) like salads, baked potatoes, cakes, Scotch eggs, and sausage rolls!

Tucked right into the charm of the Cotswolds, Porch House restaurant is the kind of place that…read moreinstantly makes you slow down notice the small town charm. From the moment you walk through the door, you're met with that quintessential Cotswold feel--low beamed ceilings, warm wooden floors, and a cozy, intimate atmosphere that works just as well for a relaxed lunch as it does for a intimate dinner. It's quaint without trying too hard, and you can feel the history in the space. The staff are genuinely cheerful and welcoming, adding to the overall experience without being overbearing. Service flows naturally, you order your food and drinks at the bar before heading to your table. As for the food, it absolutely delivers. From the main courses, everything is thoughtfully prepared and satisfying, rounding out an experience that feels both comforting and a little special at the same time. If you're looking for a true taste of the Cotswolds--both in atmosphere and hospitality--Porch House Restaurant is a spot well worth visiting.

What a beautiful stay at The Porch House at Stow in the Wold. It was truly a memorable stay, as if…read moreit were out of a movie. Check in was a breeze and oh so glad I had an overnight bag as there is no lift. The accomadations were just wonderful, from the comfy bed, the linens and the available drinks. We enjoyed Dinner in the Hotel's restaurant (we did have reservations) and it was memorable. The morning breakfast service and available choices were a delight and such attentive service. I must add that this Hotel is located in one gem of a town and one I will definitely be revisiting. Parking can be a pain, but definitely worth it.

Looking for a great, fresh scone? This is the place…read more Friendly staff, clean as a whistle.

Disappointed. I was excited to try a good scone with the clotted cream/jam. Hate when they give…read morethis plastic container of clotted cream, it's gross. The scone was dry. And the dish wear was not properly cleaned. The location is the best part, other than that it's not worth a stop. Many other places to try in the area that are much better..