Sudeley Castle Coffee Shop

Fancied a sandwich, but only sausage rolls, pork pie and sweet stuff on offer. Ended up with a bag of plain crisps as I didn’t fancy trying duck, pheasant or boar

I was not impressed by this restaurant. They served hot drinks in paper cups and failed to provide the requested milk with my Americano - they actually put milk in it when I asked for it on the side! The prices were relatively high as well.

We like Sudeley Castle itself, but the cafe isn't half as good as it was in previous years. If you want limited choice, a dry bread sandwich with meagre filling, unfriendly service, all for an amazing £5, this is the place to eat! Otherwise, bring your own lunch! Voir le carte

After a long look around the castle and grounds we retired for a drink and cake to the castle coffee shop. It was nearing the end of the day so many items were out of stock. We managed to get hot/cold drinks and some reasonably priced cakes. A lovely end to a long day.

Relatively expensive for tea coffee compared to other eateries in the locality. WiFi did not work (didn’t on a previous visit)! Still worth a visit. Nice walk from Winchcombe to the castle. To visit the castle itself is something like £22 (they do however do a family ticket).

This relates to the coffee shop adjacent to the main house. There was one lady on duty. She couldn’t have been more helpful and was genuinely cheerful. Unfortunately the coffee shop ran out of food such as rolls and sandwiches at lunchtime. Coffee was good and what food we had was enjoyable Voir le carte

Think it’s now called The Pavillion? Located by the gift shop, opposite the car park. Decent range of cakes and light lunches. WiFi did not work even with the code provided! Cups saucers in the week, paper cups at weekends; apparently no one to wash up? Price remains the same. Nice walk from the village or when you visit the castle.

We visited the restaurant on a Sunday afternoon and it was very busy, as expected. The experience was similar to our previous visit. The coffee was good, but the cakes were quite pricey. The young weekend staff were polite and trying their best, but it felt a bit chaotic. The food came quickly and was enjoyable, but I had to search for a knife and napkins as they were not provided.

I have to admit, the "hot chocolate" at this restaurant should be listed under the cold drinks section. When I first visited a few weeks ago, I was served a warm hot chocolate in a small mug. However, on my latest visit, the hot chocolate came in a tall glass with lots of froth and was cold by the time it reached our table. I may have to start bringing my own next time! Additionally, I found the prices to be quite expensive. Voir le carte