Guilt Trip Coffee + Donuts in Worcester

Best Donuts I have ever eaten . Staff was very friendly . Lovely family feel especially with the bakery on site I had a hot chocolate and was offered cream with marshmallows .. was delicious

Second time we have visited recently and both times made to feel like we were an inconvenience being there. Customer service is awful, no greeting and hardly any choice of donuts at lunchtime. Ordered a box of 6 and straight away filled the cabinet with fresh more choice once we had exited the shop. Considering the price of the donuts and coffee, it puts you off going there.

Visited on a chilled sunday morning, but unfortunately the visit was anything but chilled. Service was poor, and the staff made us feel as though we were inconveniencing them. Hardly spoke, and threw the card machine on the side for us to pay. The doughnuts themselves were swarmed in wasps with no screen to keep them out or deter them. Safe to say we just went for a coffee. The coffee itself was bitter and for the price we paid we expected more (£7+ for 2 coffees). The place itself was really warm and stuffy with no atmosphere. We’ve visited the branch on Friar Street and also in Broadway, both of which were a much better experience and I would suggest visiting those over this branch. Won’t be rushing back!

Amazing biscoff, cinnamon sugar and mango doughnuts; perfect fluffy texture and well balanced flavours, would definitely return :)

Excellent coffee, excellent service and excellent donuts! An all round great experience- my husband and I will definitely be back! Yum!

Second visit to Guilt Trip, its been a while but won't be returning. The doughnuts are good but not amazing but that was the only positive. Staff were indifferent verging on rude, luke warm milky water served as tea in a small disposable cup for £2.80, doughnuts and sausage rolls served in paper carrier bags, no thought there for the environment as no option to sort waste for recycling or to use proper plates/cups. Extremely overpriced for the service and quality.

Popped in when on a walk, it was very slow service with just one person working behind the counter. The lady also got our drinks order wrong but we didn’t want to wait again for her to correct them as the drinks took a very long time to make. Doughnuts were ok we’ve had better though and they’re very expensive.

We are big fans of the Guilt Trip store in town so on a recent walk to Diglis bridge along the river we were very excited to see they've opened one up on Weir lane, its a very short walk off the river path, opposite side to the Cathedral. Its not set in the most glamorous of places but the donuts and coffee are to die for here so no ones really looking at the views!

Like everywhere else in Broadway, if you are in a wheelchair you are stuffed. However, the very nice proprietor of Guilt Trip Coffee put a table outside for mum and me so we could enjoy our drink and donut. Lovely thing to do, would definitely recommend.

We stumbled across this coffee shop on our 2nd date, it was lovely. The staff greeted us with a warm welcome and provided an extensive list of donut options. We had the apple crumble and the espresso, so delicious we went for seconds!! Thank you Guilt Trip! Avoid crispy creme.....they can't even spell 🤣😂