Morris Brown - Carte

Nice place for a snack and drink after an enjoyable walk or look at the Broadway Tower

Nice cafe but very pricey. Had quiche and sausage roll but they were barely luke warm.

Food was tasty but overpriced. 2 paninis, 2 flat whites, 1 bag of crisps and 1 lemonade came to £35 Voir le carte

On this occasion we took out due one of our number having difficulty walking, all excellent, before we have eaten in and all absolutely fine.

Great sandwich’s and cakes. Sausages were extremely good. Staff were welcoming and friendly and definitely a great place to eat after hiking up from the town of Broadway.

The food and drinks are insanely expensive. I paid £13.75 for a flat white bacon and brie panini. The food and coffee tasted good but was definitely not worth that much money. The staff was friendly and the service was good Voir le carte

Lovely cafe at 1000ft above sea level by Broadway Tower. Great atmosphere and truly dog friendly. We had coffee and cake which was delicious. Just what the doctor ordered after the steep climb up from Broadway village. The place also sells gifts and soft furnishings.

No wi fi in the 21st century dirty and smelly toilets and my card couldn't be read by their card machine PLUS 2 expensive coffees came to £8.... IMHO a rip off for the rich folk of Gloucestershire! Us down to earth Birmingham folk wouldn't dream of paying 8 quid for 2 coffees NO MATTER how good they were.....We WON'T be returning!!!!!

This café is part of the Broadway Tower site. There are in fact two cafes and we chose to use the one on top of the hill near the Tower. There is not much seating inside, but as it was a glorious autumn day we had a pleasant time sat outside. The food was nice and there was a good choice of fillings to go in ciabattas, paninis and jacket patatoes, plus soup or quiche. Service was prompt and the food was hot. There was also a small shop selling all sorts of things. The lower cafe appeared to serve similar food and had a clothes shop attached. Voir le carte