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Contribute FeedbackNestled in a picturesque Cotswold village, this restaurant offers a mixed dining experience. While visitors have enjoyed lovely outdoor seating and delightful dishes like gammon steak and substantial toasties, many have expressed disappointment over overpriced and lackluster items, such as dry bread rolls and subpar cream teas served in disposable containers. The service received mixed reviews; while some praised the staff's politeness and attentiveness, others highlighted issues with cleanliness and food quality. Despite some positive experiences, a common sentiment suggests that the establishment could benefit from a more customer-focused approach to ensure lasting appeal in a prime tourist destination.
The coffee and cake we ordered were really nice, unfortunately the organization and service was all business, although the inner was practically empty.
We stopped a quick visit after we had visited the opposite. we liked the coffee and walnut cake and biscoff brownie. the big discs of both. the caffe was unfortunately not very full in comparison to the other teestuben in the opposite, but had a good selection of meals also
If they reserve a table and a afternoon tea here and in advance, they will not regret it. we received a large selection of veggi sandwiches and a selection of domestic made scones and cakes. everything was prepared with so much care and love! the food was so delicious and delicious. the staff was friendly and helpful. Many thanks for making our trip and so visit.
Brilliant eating, the chips were fried for perfection and the gammonsteak was very good and the portion sizes were very large, especially the child meal. the personal is very friendly and responsive. the child's meal also comes a (very big) creature cotswolds eis. Overall, eating was very good.
We found a table and ordered some drinks from the shop. all drinks were served in disposable cups and plastic cups. I asked about a glass, but you said that was not possible.