Small set inside a newsagent on Bath Road can be very cramped and busy at times but well worth the…read morewait for the friendly non rushed service you receive especialy for the older clients Rather than the awful service of the recently moved main post office set in WH Smiths. Hopefully this post office is not on the goverments hit list!!

Always get a friendly service here!read more

Quite a small friendly post office 2 tills ..If you avoid peak times like lunch hour or first thing…read moreon a monday Queues are avoidable.. The post office is in a newsagent so convenient to pick up other items at the same time

Great little post officealways keen to help.read more

Nice local Post Office, with regular staff who know what they're doing!read more

a small post office in a small village but purfect servicisread more

This is generally a good little post office. It occasionally gets busy, but if you avoid the start…read more& end of the day, and lunchtime, you're not normally kept waiting for too long. They stock a good range of magazines and sweets too. I did once have a frustrating experience when I wanted to post a heavy parcel, around 12kg. Although the Royal Mail website told me that they did cover parcels of a much higher weight and were able to tell me how much it would cost to send, the staff at this Post Office didn't have a scale that would weigh anything over 10kg. They let me post it anyway but I got a bit of a lecture!

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.