The Gateway - Carte

I have visited this café a few times this year and I love its old-world charm. The menu offers a good selection of food at great prices. It's a lovely spot to stop and enjoy a light refreshment. Just keep in mind that they only accept cash payments, not cards.

Popped in here on Weds dinner time for a drink and a snack found the place inside to be dark and dngey the latte was probally one of the worst weve had on the plus side the sausage and egg bap was very nice ,but didnt even get offered Jam or Marmalade with the toast on the whole very disappointing.

This small and cozy restaurant offers reasonably priced food. The pie and quiche were delicious, and the place was also very clean with proper Covid precautions in place. The staff was friendly and attentive, and the heating was on, making for a comfortable dining experience. I will definitely be returning in the future. Voir le carte

Local café for local people. Like a time capsule of mmmm 1960 's menu and service. Think wow filter coffee is a great idea isn 't it. Decor and service has not moved on, and service was on the grumpy, what! You want more salad than 2 slice tomatoe and two slices of cucumber with your baked potato who would of thought of lettuce with that meal option. And then cash only payment. I suppose bad but good just for the trip back in time.

As visitors to the town we were looking for a coffee stop and considering tables were restricted to outside only there was a fair choice of cafes. Coffee was filter and served in small cups. The tea cakes were thin and a little dry, I did not really mind them being pre buttered, since the alternative is hard to spread packaged butter, often straight out of the fridge. There were no toilets available. Staff were friendly enough though.

We had a lunch here when on a shopping trip to Evesham and I was really surprised to read some of the reviews on here when we got home. The panini was one of the best that my husband and had and my spinach and mozzarella quiche was clearly home made with lots of filling and salad on the side. The service was really friendly too. Would much rather support a local business than the chains. We sat outside in the square and it would have benefitted from a bit of a tidy but, having said that, the rest of the square was no different. Would certainly stop by again when in Evesham. Voir le carte

Stopped here for a bite and it looks initially very nice, however there it stops. Mum had a tea cake, which was thin and already buttered. Myself and her partner had The Gateway pasty, which was nuclear hot (and no option to say if we wanted it got our cold) and was obviously microwaved making the pastry not very appealing at all. Some of the veg also seemed to be rather crisp though very hot making me think they're cooked from frozen. Finally the 3 lattes were all 12oz, though at prices equivalent elsewhere to 16oz large. It was incipid and not very good for a latte, and I couldn't pick the cup up by the handle because it was too small for my fingers and the rest of it was also deadly hot.

We were recommended the pies by the couple sat next to us, who were on their second course of pie and custard. It was a great tip. I had apple and black current pie with custard lovely and hot I hate lukewarm custard) my partner had chicken, ham and mushroom pie, with mash, peas and gravy. Both were lovely! I asked for more custard I frequently need more) which wasn’t a problem at all. The food was traditional English food and was lovely. I would definitely recommend the pies. COVID rules were in place. There were some really detail art Mini replica of stain glass window presumably from the Abbey next door) and very detailed dolls house. The building is very old and as such the stairs to the...

We stumbled upon this charming and unique café near the market square and decided to stop in for a late afternoon cup of tea and a snack. Seated at the front of the restaurant, we were attended to by a couple of elderly individuals whom we presumed to be the owners. Two of us opted for the Evesham cream tea, which proved to be a bit odd. The scones appeared to be on the stale side and crumbled easily when cut into. However, when piled with whipped cream and strawberry jam, they were still enjoyable. The tea was served in unappealing stainless steel pots that tended to drip when poured - a stark contrast to the lovely decorative tea pots on display throughout the establishment. Before leaving... Voir le carte