Buscot Tea Rooms in Vale of White Horse

Helpful and smiling girls in the team room itself, marred by a rude chav in a football shirt and shorts who shouted "Put your dogs on a lead!" and then had a loud conversation over the fence with a neighbour. If we wanted an episode of Shameless we'd go to Manchester.

We visited Buscot Tea Rooms today after a long and enjoyable walk. The owner was very friendly and welcoming. It was later in the afternoon so we had tea and cake. The seeded flapjack I had was absolutely delicious. I was so impressed with the range of cakes which are ALL homemade. The sandwich menu looked really good too and again there was plenty of choice. Definitely a place to return to and recommend to friends and family

Lovely little tea room in the village. Had a great sandwich and piece of cake, reasonably priced and prompt service. If it is nice you can sit outside in the garden. Free car park next to it. Will definitely go again.

I visited for a full afternoon tea with my Canadian cousins, Danni and her team were brilliant and very obliging and chatty. a pleasure as per usual and the food was delightful ☺️

We popped in for an ice cream which was yummy. Friendly staff, indoor and outdoor seating areas and toilets to the left of the tea rooms.

We stopped here after an afternoon walk along the Thames (having previously been thwarted by finding it shut so do check the opening times!). Had an amazing Bakewell sponge and tea, sat in the lovely back garden.

Our family visited here during half term, my partner and daughter having been for a swim in the nearby river. My daughter had an ice cream, and two babycinnos, and we ended up having a scone, probably the best piece of coffee and walnut cake I have ever had, and 2 oat milk cappuccinos each. The cake was so good in fact, I bought two more slices of the Coffee and Walnut cake to take away, and a chocolate brownie for my daughter. We popped them in the fridge, and took them on a picnic 2 days later, and they were just as tasty as on the day. This cafe is also really well set up for those of us who are cyclists. Nice easy side gate into the gardens, they do have dedicated bike parking (The type where you hand your bike off the saddle on a scaffolding pole) but I'm sure for those of us who like to keep our bikes in sight, it wouldn't cause an issue to wheel them further in and near your bench. We certainly plan a return visit, and probably to sample their savoury options, which sounded just as good as the sweet ones. Highly recommended.

Visited as a family group before a walk down to the Thames. There were lots of picnic seating in the garden of the tea rooms. Cakes where delicious and coffee was good. Would visit again if we were in the area.

Stopped fir a Kate lunch. Sandwiches were ok. Had better, had worse. Good selection ection of cakes. Coffee was really nice.

On a blazing sunny day, the side garden was in the shade but closed. The main garden was unbearable due to the sun - the parasols were too small to be of any use. I asked if we could use the shady side garden and as told "No it's closed". We decided to eat in the car park instead! Save yourself money and buy your sandwiches/lunch somewhere else - or take your own and go to the weir area. We will not be using the over-rated and unfriendly tea rooms again.

Stopped here for a late lunch on the way to Stratford. Easy to order queuing system at the front window. Very friendly staff. Prompt service even though they had several orders in front of ours. Good choice of food, we chose the Buscot afternoon tea box which was excellent value for two people. Very well presented, excellent quality with a variety of cakes and sandwiches. Pretty garden to sit in. Will definitely return when we are next in the area.

Remembered this tea room and went there on a hot day.The food was lovely well cooked and the ice cream was lovely. The garden is well maintained and is lovely to watch the birds in and out of the hedgerow. Worthy of a stop for a drink or a bite to eat

Really friendly place, good food, and loos. Not overpriced. Also sell jams etc.. or they did when I went!

First visit to this little cafe which was the halfway point on our walk along the Thames Path so a great place to stop. The garden area is beautifully kept, all the tables are spaced at a sensible distance apart & all numbered. We ordered coffee a sausage roll & chocolate orange brownie both of which were huge & very delicious. This cafe was a great find & we will definitely return.

Very well run and organised. Delicious sandwich boxes ,cakes and drink. Cream tea boxes £15 with sandwiches, pork pie quiche etc £15. Pleasant well spaced out gardens. Loos on the side.

After a trip on the river (Cotswolds Boat Hire) we found a pretty tea garden in the village of Buscot. We had sandwiches, pasties and cakes. Everything was good quality. We were served by friendly, helpful staff. We shall return.

After strolling from Buscot to Kemscott, a lovely walk along the Thames, we stopped here for lunch as are so glad we did. Coffees plus bacon and Brie panini with a ham salad sandwich. Well presented and excellent quality/value for money. Everything was COVID safe and the staff were very friendly.Recommended.

Having been disappointed to find it closed on Tuesday (and Monday) we were determined to have a coffee and cake here one day soon when the weather was nice and the menu was so tempting that we had a chicken salad sandwich (really nice wholemeal bread) and a bacon and brie panini as well as the coffee and cake. All very nice and great service with good Covid-19 precautions. Contactless payment added to the safety. Nice seating area with well tended borders full of flowers and birds and bees.

I came to Buscot Tea Rooms for lunch after finishing a section of the Thames Path. I had the Ploughman’s which like everything came in a box but was substantial and just what I needed. The sour cherry brownie was excellent as was the coffee.The garden is a lovely place for lunch and lots of people were enjoying theirs.

Visited 12th August 2020, been before several times and always love this place and their excellent food. We ordered our ice creams and drinks and sat in the garden. Covid safety well maintained, we felt very safe. Ice creams were in tubs with little spoons inside the lid, all sealed. Drinks were in cans, and we had paper cups. Excellent. Hardworking young lady (the owner's daughter!) was very busy diligently cleaning the tables after use, very calm and lovely. They have done a fantastic job under Covid circumstances, packaging up cream teas and other delights to order or eat there. They deserve to do well.Will be back to sample the cream teas soon!

Went for ice creams and was served by a lovely lady, the area was beautiful and you could tell they’d taken a lot of care in following guidelines regarding covid. Would definitely recommend to others and would return if I was ever in the area again!

This was a real pleasure to visit. The team had put in such hard work to ensure customers and staff were safe. Sadly a few customers didn't seem to be able to read the highly clear signage and gave the young staff members a hard time - yet they coped with these people.The quality of the food was excellent. The only concern was they needed to have more tables with umbrellas to protect the customers from the 35 degree sun!!!Cant wait to go back again!!

We did not have time to sit in the garden of the cafe as the baby needed some rest, so we opted for the take out afternoon tea box, it was amazing, it was good value for the £19/2 people, everything in the box was perfect, a giant scone, i would say 2 boxes would be sufficient for 3 people, although 1 would not have a scone?highly recommended and we will visit again within 2 weeks

Nice garden to sit out. Would not recommend the full afternoon tea option. Quite expensive for a start. The scones were the best part. However, the sandwich fingers were devoid of taste, the pieces of pork pie were low quality and the cake was just passable. Go with the scones and a cup of tea.

Buscot tea room is a classic; excellent coffee, first class home made soups plus salads and toasted sandwiches; massive slices of home made cake and top hole scones; ice creams in many flavours; the tiny cafe is partnered by a delightful garden; always a pleasure to be there

Last week my wife and I celebrated our Wedding Anniversary, under Lockdown of course like so many others but much to our surprise our daughters had something special arranged for us!! A ring of the door bell and we had a delivery of a beautiful box of 'sandwiches, pork pie, scones with pots of jam and cream, flapjacks and fudge brownies'!! All we had to do was make the tea, which we gladly did, so our many thanks go to our girls obviously but we have got to say a HUGE thank you to all of the staff who have carried on through all of this madness, and it is so brilliant that they have this' you cannot go to them but they will come to you' service, so if you want some kind of normality in your life, give them a call, you will be so glad you did.

We visited just before closing time and staff made us feel very welcome and didn't seem to mind us rearranging tables so we could all be together. Scones, cakes and brownies all delicious and large teapots so no-one even had to ask for a refill. A lovely place.

Called in for lunch the other day & as it was a nice day all the other customers were in the large garden at the back of the tea room but as there was a notice outside stating wasps were around we decided to stay indoors!My wife had a cream tea that she thoroughly recommends & I had a ham salad baguette, also very good. I was tempted to also have one of the tasty looking cakes but decided not to as I was having a large meal later in the day! Pleasant staff & competitive prices so all in all a good experience.

Buscot tea rooms a wonderful place to be if you are not on a diet.we visited this place during the summer homemade cakes on offer with a generous slice when ordered sandwiches with good bread lots of fillings and it comes with a side salad, tea came in a pot loose tea leaves you need a strainer.Friendly staff reasonable prices seating inside and outside in a well kept garden which has equipment for children to play on.only drawback in the summer months is the wasps which appear when you are trying to relax. good parking and a short walk form the tea room to the weir.

Yes, it is a super place for a snack or light lunch. The owners could not have been more helpful in arranging for 18 members of the Puleston family to have a family reunion lunch. Good food, excellent fast & friendly service, charming young ladies as waitresses reasonable prices, nice atmosphere. Also the paintings on glass which were for sale were works of art & at incredibly keen prices.Do go. Excellent car park - take a walk down to see Buscot Weir and Lock on the River Thames - an excellent place to visit

Lovely tea rooms, fresh loose leaf tea and their home made cakes are lovely. Reasonably priced.They have soya milk available and cater for gluten free and allergies.Staff friendly and took the time to make sure I was not allergic to anything.Plenty of seating round the side.Lots of parking further down from the tea rooms you will not miss the car park as dead end.The weir, walks, water locks and church are lovely to see, not too far to walk, and a nice cuppa and cake afterwards.

Lovely coffee and tea, plus lots of cakes (including gluten-free) to choose from, and a lovely garden to sit in. A real treat especially as nearby Buscot Park's teashop was closed!

A lovely garden setting with plenty of seating. Very pleasant waiting staff and food reasonably priced. The lunch menu was salads, meats, ploughmans and cheese. Well worth a visit. Give it a go.

What a cracking team room near Buscot Weir. Very friendly service and fortunate enough to benefit from freshly baked scones just out of the oven with lashings of jam and clotted cream, absolutely delicious. A lovely sunny day to be able to sit in the garden, ample seating in amongst a delightful cottage garden. What more could you ask for. We'll be back!

Superb little tea room, home made cakes, excellent quality drinks and great service, what more could you want.If it's full inside and the weathers good there is a lovely garden to sit in. Don't pass it by, pop in and you won't regret it.

Popped in after a stroll on the brown walk along the river. We had a delicious chicken and bacon salad, coffee and walnut cake and a salted caramel ice cream. The tea room appears well used by walkers. The service was great as be the establishment was clean and has a five star hygiene rating. I am lookin forward to my next walk.

We visit the Buscot Tea Rooms on a regular basis and always look forward to warm, sunny days when we can sit in the garden. The staff are welcoming and the tea, coffee, cakes and light meals always delicious. It's only a short walk to the lock on the River Thames or an even shorter walk to the children's playpark. Cars can be parked in the adjoining field or in the National Trust car park which is the better option after heavy rain.

It is great to find such a lovely tea room serving refreshments all day (compared with pub opening hours). We popped in for coffee before starting a walk along the Thames Path and received very friendly service. The cakes looked amazing but we managed to resist! Will definitely return and try the very appetising and reasonably priced lunch menu next time.

A lovely tearoom set within the small village of Buscot. It is located a little way into the village, away from the main road with ample free parking in car park next door. We sat in the garden, at one of the many large tables, with some in the shade and others in the sun. The staff were very friendly and attentive, providing a great level of customer service. We enjoyed a lovely lunch, I would highly recommend the paninis which make a perfect filling meal, served with a fresh salad and coleslaw. We also had a lovely, refreshing ice cream in the sun. There is also a nice walk from the tearoom, through the village, down to the National Trust owned Buscot Weir and the River Thames.

Popped into this tearoom on the way to the lovely little Church at Buscot. It was warm, friendly and so very inviting. I had an epic sausage and red onion sandwich on bread that felt it had been freshly baked on the premises. The tea was of an extremely high quality and the cakes and scones were a temptation that we resisted (after all it was lunchtime), but we were sad that we did. We shall be back.

Enjoyed a lovely lunch here. The fact it's not National Trust is a bonus and the good food, reasonable prices and friendly staff made for a welcome change from standard NT offerings. Lunch came with a huge pot of tea and the elderflower and raspberry cake was delicious. Will definitely be back!

We dropped by on a Saturday afternoon and there were a couple of people in. We ordered a sandwich and a scone and both were OK, nothing out of ordinary. Tea and coffee were good.

Called in about 1pm on a winter Sunday after a cold walk to Kelmscott and back - pleasantly surprised to find it open! Good selection of snacks at very reasonable prices. Cooked to order so a bit of a wait - but well worth it for a delicious bacon and cheese panini and bowl of tasty soup. Nice informal snacks on offer after seeing a rather pricier full lunch at the Plough at Kelmscott - which didn't open until 12.

Definitely the place to go for a coffee in the morning.. and then return for tea and scones in the afternoon! After a decent walk as much cream and jam as you can fit on the scone is allowed! Friendly staff and great coffee and tea

Cosy little tea rooms, the tasty drinks and home cooking. I can recommend the scones for a cream tea, we also had vanilla latte and hot chocolate with all the extras. Really lovely friendly staff here and they made the visit all the more better for us. Would definitely go back if in the area.

Seeing as the weather is so good for the last week of September we decided to drive into the Cotwolds for a walk. We parked in Lechlade and walked along the Thames then across country to Buscot calling into the tea rooms on the way. A toasted panini for my wife and a ploughmans for me sat in the warm sun on the last weekend of September it don't get much better for an easy day out. We were both stuffed after eating and enjoyed our walk back along the river to the car.

My wife and I visited buscot tea rooms over the weekend. What a lovely little place. The garden to the side of the house is nice, as is the other garden behind it. The food was nice, tuna and cucumber baguette, scones with tea and a cheese and onion toastie. All very nice. The only reason I'm knocking this place down from 5* to 4* is because of the male waiter/manager, not sure which. As he brought food out, he was running while doing it. As he took plates back to the kitchen, still running. Always seemed to be in a big hurry. There was a table of people behind us who received their order with something missing. When the man came out, he apologised for the item missing and then said to the customers, and I quote "you wait til I get my hands on that girl, I'll ring her throat". And as we were served initially by a female, we can only assume he meant her. Odd thing to say, and gave us a very bad impression of him. Apart from that unusual experience, the place itself is lovely and the food was nice, garden well presented so I'd recommend it.

Friendly service with lovely food, cosy indoor area and nice garden area in an attractive location near to the river

Excellent choice of cakes as well as the traditional cream tea. Eat in or sit in one of their two gardens. Great place for the younger members of the family with little cars and play things for them to enjoy. Very good service.

This was a lunch time visit and really enjoyed the homemade scones. However the wasps reeally spoiled it and we did not stay as long as we propably would have done

This was my 3rd visit. First time was drinks and ice cream. Second - tea and cake. This time - lunch. Each visit has not disappointed. Great food and even better friendly service. Reasonable prices.

Lovely garden with toys and slide for the children sadly overrun at present by wasps! Hopefully we won't suffer another glut of them next year.

Very nice tea in well kept garden just a short trip from Lechlade. Very friendly staff. Gluten free and dairy free options available and tasty too. Top marks.

We enjoyed a beautiful stop at this charming little cafe. The staff were really friendly and the food was delicious. A must if you’re in the area.

Popped here for a mid Saturday afternoon cup of tea. Drove into Buscot village itself and it was chokka, and there was only one space in the tea room car park. However, it looks like most people that park here go to the nearby lock and weir.

What a gem of a find! Lovely tea and cake and a very helpful lady who pointed us in the direction of the trout pub, and how to walk to get there and a taxi home.... well worth a visit!

Walking and cycling friendly. Giant scones with excellent tea (and plenty of it). Generous helpings of clotted cream served by friendly staff. Will definitely be stopping here again when passing.

We went to Buscot Park and then we saw this lovely and nice tea room. The service here was very good, they also have Brownie cake Gluten Free which was very tasty. We sat at the table in the house garden. This place also has a big space garden at the back yard which makes it very attractive to come by taking a break and have a pot of tea with good service, and sandwiches to enjoy. A big pot of tea in a sunny day in the garden with a very reasonable price of tea and cake. What else do you want? I really recommend this little nice tea room.

Stopped by at the Buscot Tea Rooms after a lovely 5 mile walk around the area. It was a hot day so decided to sit inside where it was nice and cool although there was a garden if we had wanted. Our dog was made very welcome too and was provided with some water to drink. Traditional menu with lots to choose from plus a good selection of the most delicious ice creams. One of the most friendliest places we have stopped by in a long time - will definitely call by again soon. Highly recommended.

This has to be the best tea room, we have visited. Have been a few times and you get the same high standards each time.

A very pleasant tea room which we always make a point of visiting when we are in the area. The lunches are very tasty and well presented. Staff were friendly and helpful. There are only 2 or 3 tables available inside, but a number outside in the garden. However it can be very busy at peak times and you may have to wait for a table to become available.

I came here last weekend for a spot of lunch with my son, a wonder down to the river and along to Buscot church (small footpath on the left near the weir). On a sunny day there's unlikely to be a problem getting a table with the two large outdoor seating areas but it's a bit more of an issue if you want to sit inside, with just a few tables.

Visited on many occasions while walking the Thames Path from Lechlade. On a sunny day I actually feel that sitting out in the garden here with a cream tea is heavenly. The staff are always really friendly, accommodating and attentive, the cream teas are fantastic, you’re presented with the most wonderfully sized scone with plenty of jam and cream to go round, great ice creams for the kids as well. No trip to Buscot is complete without a trip to the Tea Rooms.

Popped in over the Easter weekend as we had heard great reports and was not disappointed.

Visited on a hot day after a dog walk .sat in the garden and served.very pleasant and had a pot of tea and cake .perfect.dog was welcome

Called in for food after our walk. My Whippet was warmly welcomed which is always a good sign. Lovely cream tea. Friendly service & even the back ground music impressed my old Dad 😊

These tea rooms offer both inside and outside seating. It is just 400 yards from the River Thames and Buscot Lock Only negative is that the range of cakes and dinks is rather limited. Overall a very pleasant place to sit and relax.

My wife and I have just stopped in for a cup of tea and a bite to eat. Friendly staff and a homely atmosphere compliment the garden tranquility and excellent home cooked food. I highly recommend the cream tea and scones, though the locally sourced sausage baguette with red onion chutney is well worth a try too.

We called in for cream tea it's a lovely place. With a lovely garden for outside on a sunny day. It's freshly baked on the premises it's worth a visit

Went there with my partner in a sunny afternoon and absolutely fell in love with the place! Had two very tasty sandwiches followed by cream tea with delicious fruit scones and a generous pot of good tea! Great money value, everything is fresh and homemade, lovely garden to enjoy especially during summer and polite and friendly staff. Highly recommend!

I came to the tea room with my nan and was really happy with the experience.

What an oasis of calm. A pretty cottage with a delightful garden to the side and then, another garden to the rear with a play area for children. The food is freshly made, plentiful and reasonably priced. We didn't want to leave. Only 2 minutes from the gates of Buscot Park in the direction of Lechlade. A small turning off the main road to Buscot village.

Had lunch in the gardens, friendly staff, lovely gardens with birds hopping around! Seating area inside quite small and clearly a very popular place, but plenty of seating in the garden. Very nice food and great selection of home made cakes, perfect place to stop before or after visiting the weir or for lunch before Buscot manor.

Habitaciones Té Buscot fue recomendado por un amigo que es un local, y no estamos contentos de ella. El personal era muy amable y nada era demasiado problema para ellos. Mi hermana dijo que ella y bacon ensalada de pollo fue uno de los mejores que ella tenía, mientras que en el REINO UNIDO. Las tartas parecía delicioso! Nos sentamos dentro, pero hay mesas y sillas en el precioso jardín. Habiendo leído sobre lo bueno el té helado en otros comentarios, veo una visita de regreso será imprescindible!

Great little tea room lovely food lovely staff great icecream after walking round buscot this was a great end to our lovely day nothing was too much trouble

We were grateful of somewhere cool to sit after 4 miles walking along the Thames Path. This little gem is easily accessed 5 minutes from the lock. Really sweet village & delightful tea rooms. We chose from the specials board. Prawn baguette & Chicken Cesar. Both delicious & generous portions. Chef happy to make anything for you if it's not on the menu. Very friendly service. 4 or 5 tables inside lots more in pretty gardens outside. Would happily recommend & hope to return soon.

Just had the best cream tea with fruit scone, strawberry jam, clotted cream and tea in a pot made with leaves (including a tea strainer ), that I have had in years. Sitting in the garden in the sunshine, what more could you want.

A warm welcome with prompt service in a relaxed environment. Fantastic food freshly prepared with tea in a proper teapot, made even better sitting outside on a sunny summer's day.

On entering it was like something out of a Victoria Wood sketch with a young lady on her phone with headphones sitting having her breakfast, this turned out to be the person running it.

We have visited the Buscot Tea Rooms on many occasions and have always had a good experience. If you have young children there is a garden for them to play in with toys suitable for those up to 8 years old. Our grandson enjoys seeing the hen which lives in one corner of the garden. The tea room offers a good choice of drinks, generous size cakes and a selection of salads, sandwiches and snacks. The staff are very friendly and efficient. Almost opposite the tea room is a children's playground and a short walk away is Buscot Weir and lock.

So glad we spotted the signs for this little tearooms and screeched off the road to try it. It was just perfect. Felt like an undiscovered gem though I'm sure, being as good as it is, its widely known and we were just lucky to hit a quiet time. The teagarden looked lovely but it wasn't quite warm enough the day we visited so we enjoyed our tea and cake inside. The tearoom is pretty tiny, but oh so full of character. It is clean, very friendly and the tea and cake were wonderful. We saw the lunches people were having and they looked fabulous too. Perfect place to stop for refreshment. Highly recommend.

Popped in at 4 on a Saturday, the garden was inviting, but it was a little cool, so we stayed in the small cafe indoor. Great big scones, jam and cream in little pots, leaf tea with a pot of hot water that they had no problem topping up. We also had a lovely brownie. Friendly service too. All in all, this is a lesson in how to run a small cafe. Quintessentially English in a lovely setting. Perfect!

We called in here for coffee and also lunch. Very homely welcoming and both coffee and food delicious.

Less than 100 metres from the main road but it was like stepping get back 100 years in time. Great food and friendly service. Could get crowded if four families arrive at the same time.

We've seen quite a few owners of this place come and go over the years, but the current incumbents are the best. Great cakes and choice of tea and the garden is excellent - unless it's December.

How lovely to have a nice cup of tea and a cake after a long riverside walk. This cafe is very friendly and serves homemade cakes and a good variety of drinks. The garden area us very pleasant on a nice day.

We popped in here after finding that Buscot Park didn't open until 2pm. We were just delighted to find the tea was leaf tea, served in a large pot with plenty of hot water - so rare nowadays - just perfect! We had some delicious freshly baked fruit scones to go with it. The sandwiches etc that other people ordered also looked very good. The lady serving was lovely and couldn't have been more helpful. Highly recommended - a real find.

Got told about these tea rooms. Decided to have a visit. The area is lovely and the gardens very spacious. The tea and scones were delicious too. If you are in the area pop in!

I had a lovely morning walking along the Thames tow path and then stopped off for lunch at Buscot Tea Rooms. I fell into the same trap as several other people on Trip Advisor and had the most wonderful toasted sandwich thinking I'd have room for cake afterwards. The toasties for something so simple were beautifully made. Fresh bread (white or seeded) with a nice little selection of fillings and a side salad (sandwiches, baguettes, and panini were available as well as salads and ploughmans). The toasted sandwich was not squished in a run of the mill sandwich toaster, it was lovingly griddled. So sad that I cannot review the cakes or scones, the toasties filled me up, this will have to be another visit (watch this space). I don't very often drink tea as I am a red bush girl but the loose tea served to us was what I would call a proper cuppa and a generous size tea pot for two, much needed after our lovely walk. One perfect morning.

We were touring the cotswold villages and our wonderful guide book, Slow Cotswolds recommended this tea room, in a beautiful tiny Cotswold village now owned by the national trust, right near the lovely Buscot weir, with its lovely gardens... We were not disappointed. It was a lovely setting, peopled by locals and tourists alike, with seating inside and outside in a beautifully designed and kept garden, which even had a playcorner. We just shared a pot of tea, which was real leaf tea and very good too, and resisted the temptations of fantastic looking cakes quiches salads soup icecream etc....And then we saw on the menu that they had real old-fashioned ginger beer and elderflower drink - and something I haven't seen for 60 odd years, dandelion and burdock. Wonderful! lovely atmosphere and very quick efficient and charming staff. Recommended.

I visited on Thursday with my usually intolerant mum, but even she didn't have a bad comment. I'm gluten free and had delicious egg rolls, mum ham and cheese toastie and partner a sausage baguette. We were all so pleased with our choices. The staff SO obliging and all home cooked with great ingredients. A brilliant stop before visiting Buscot house, thank you very much and will come again soon.

A very nice small traditional tea room with garden located in a village owned by the national trust.

A lovely spot in an attractive hamlet with a clean pleasant interior serving leaf tea in a pot....this is big PLUS for me. The helpful owner made us most welcome and happily accommodated my request for strong tea later providing boiling water for a top up. She advised on the home made cakes/quiches/scones all of which she bakes herself. Savories include a soup of the day, sandwiches and bagettes. Daily specials appear on a blackboard. The bacon and brie pannini I ordered came with a small salad and was substantial, tasty and nicely presented.The scones are as good as you will find anywhere. The cakes and sponges looked superb though I didn't have room. Though I sat inside there is also a lovely outside space to sit. All in all a great spot for tea and wholeheartedly recommended

Having had a lovely couple of days in Gloucester we stopped for a cuppa on our way back.Lovely cup of tea and variety of homemade cakes. Well maintained gardens, and friendly staff.Will visit again.

We had a lovely lunch at the Buscot Tea rooms on Bank Holiday Saturday. Buscot was busy that day so we were expecting a wait but our drinks arrived at our table just 1 minutes after we had ordered and sat down with the food arriving very shortly afterwards. We had baguettes and sandwiches and they were all a really good size and really tasty. So much so we didn't get chance to move on to the lovely looking cakes. I had a lovely cuppa made from tea leaves which made a nice change. All in all a five star experience.

Really lovely friendly staff and the owner Danni does the best scones in the entire world! New coffee drinks are very tasty and so are all of the other cakes as they are freshly made. Ice creams for the warmer months are also lovely- everything is a good price too.

What's not to love? The food, the cakes, the properly served loose-leaf teas and great coffee. Or maybe it's the gardens that help make this such a great find of a Tea Room. The girls were super friendly and are highly talented bakers and cooks. Definitely worth a minor detour from The Thames Path at Buscot Weir to experience this quaint place (or drive there on the Lechlade to Faringdon road). Often closed Mondays. Worth checking their Facebook page to confirm opening times.

We went to this tea room before checking in to a local B and B. The staff were lovely and the portions were enormous! Everything was freshly cooked. I had a bacon and chicken salad and my partner had a bacon and brie pannini. Everything was top knotch. I don't know how they cope in the summer season as it is very small inside but there is a garden. I highly recommend this little gem of a tea room. It's a shame that we were too full to try the cream tea which looked fantastic.

We are staying locally, discovered these lovely tea rooms and had the most wonderful bacon sandwich in seeded bread for breakfast. The tea rooms kindly offered to make us a 'full English' the following morning saying that they were trialing cooked breakfasts. It did not disappoint and we would highly recommend the whole breakfast experience in the delightful gardens.

Home made food - excellent cake and scones.(Discovered they make/supply the cakes and scones for Buscot House)Food freshly made and large portions - could get busy in the season but worth the waitFriendly staff and spotless