Hut 4 at Bletchley Park in Milton Keynes

Don't bother visiting. Only Gluten free option was Cauliflower Soup or a prepacked Brownie. I would recommend taking your own food and drinks and eating them at the numerous picnic tables or bringing a blanket to sit on the grass. The car park is close by so you can easily go out to get your food and then return again rather than carry it around all day

Pudimos probar comida sencilla pero típica de Inglaterra. También tienen bocadillos. Personal muy amable y precios razobables. Muy cómodo para hacer una paradita durante la visita a Bletchley Park

Absolutely shocking visit here and on finding out it’s a benugo franchise not surprising - only had a drink in the end. Sold out of baguettes leaving the few soggy looking sandwiches in the chillers. Server (turned out to be deputy manager) completely non pluses by this likely assuming to upsell more expensive options so left with only an overpriced drink. Poor food quality, shocking service and topped off with food server shouting numbers across the dining area as clearly could not be bothered to look. A real disappointment to an amazing day out - recommend bringing a packed lunch

Husband had pie, carrots and peas. That is what you got on your minit plate . Totally dry. Did ask for gravy and the onion gravy from the sausage dish arrived in one lump or two. Tender brocolli stems were wooden. The nearly whole chunk of carrot was blanched and raw I had butternut squash,spit pea and spinach curry . Sent back first as was cold. Two miniscule bits of squash, no spinach at all and three halved potatoes . So potato curry!! Both meals were dreadful . The price was not cheap and I really don't know where you would get away with serving such poor food Your letting yourselves down Bletchley

Good selection of sandwiches, cakes, soup of the day, sausages rolls etc. tea, coffee & cool drinks. We enjoyed the soup served with sour dough bread followed by some cake & a brownie. Nice & quiet to enjoy your lunch.

Quite nice food served here, or I should say, sel served here, but decent quality, if not a great deal of choice.

My friends niece worked here the head chef relabelled all food and wen people got Ill blamed it on her she ordered fish that was bad and made her wash it and sell it anyways then blamed it on her , put 6 ,7 ,8 days on quiche and ratatouille and watever was available and told her she witnessed head chef kitchen manager saying she spits in peoples food good luck guys dirty company

The soup tasted like salt gave this place one last chance it’s dirty and disorganised wat a joke and my aunt had fish we are goin to environmental health

Awful service big mouthed chef could here the big lady in the restaurant put me and my mum off our food fish was disgusting and the swearing from the foreign chef lady what a joke

Luckily wangled our way in to the park for free and so thought would start off with lunch at the cafe. Efficient queuing system and quite efficient service. Prices ok - tad high considering most visitors would have already paid upwards of £20 just to get in. Wifey had a falefel sandwich (very good), I had fish & chips - mixed review there the chips and sauce were very good. Baby had some pre-prepared cheesy pasta mush from Sainos. The fish a bit tasteless but I supposed I should take that up with the fish itself because the batter was crispy and it was served hot and fresh. Either way happy to recommend. Particularly enjoyed the war time feel to the cafe - half expected some wrens to pop in for their lunch having been breaking some codes. Well done

Lukewarm food served on cold plates. Pastry was so hard it was welded to the pie dish. Chips overcooked. Carrots and peas cold. Not value for money.

We went there as a family of 6 when visiting the Bletchley park attraction. As the attraction had some family focus on the walks, we had hoped we would be able to cater well for our four children, ranging from 5 up to 15. The two ladies behind the counter at 3pm were not friendly at all. I asked if there was any drinks for the children and was told to look in the fridge, which clearly I’d done in front of them before asking. The only two things I was offered was water or home made lemonade. They asked me what more I was expecting. Orange juice, apple juice, smoothies, long life cartons,….how hard can it be. Very poorly spoken to, considering it was over £30 for what we had it was poor value. Also no milk in the pump, no apology or helpfulness just grunted at! We won’t be going back!

Reasonably large hut housing a cafe plus outside seating as well. We took a break for a snack, the chips (£3.50) were fine, as were the sub rolls. Had we not been eating out in the evening we may have tried the lunch special at £8 which sounded nice. Not a huge choice but this is a cafe after all. Prices aren't cheap, especially if you are with a family, but this is a captive audience - so probably an idea to pack a picnic in that case. Staff were polite and service prompt.

The food here is of good quality but not too much choice, with only a few sandwich and baguettes flavours and sausage rolls. There is however a good choice of cakes which went down well with a cappuccino. The baguettes were a little tough but still very tasty and the sausage roll was devine. A little expensive maybe with the baguettes being around £5.00 each. If visited again then would probably bring our own to save a bit of money.

After visiting Bletchley Park we were in need of refreshment before our journey to Watford and our evening meal so we called into Hut 4. We chose to sit outside so had to have takeaway so I cannot comment on what the sevice would be like inside. Although the refreshment was welcome, we found the prices were exorbitant, £5 for a slice of cake, but they do have a captive audience. I will take my own snacks next time I visit

We were glad of a sit down and a cuppa. But the food (and cuppa) were quite expensive for what it was. Very little choice on offer, just rolls and cakes, although cooked meals were available to order. We couldn't wait for the specially cooked meals, so my companion had a small baguette with ham and I had a small baguette containing a thin sliver of cheese - both of us had a coffee. Total cost over £16. Quite exorbitant, we thought. We dread to think what a cooked meal (e.g. fish n chips) would have cost. The baguette was so hard that I could hardly bite through it. Anyway, we didn't stay in there long and went on our way to view the exhibits.

They weren’t busy when we came in, but it took a few minutes for someone to come to the counter and serve us. They refused to heat up their sausage roll for me (“we’re not allowed to”), and brought over (paper) cups of tea with no milk. They seemed quite put out when I asked for milk. It all felt like we were an inconvenience, and that the world owes them a living. If Alan Turing and his buddies could crack the Enigma code here, surely these folks can figure out how to serve a cup of tea.

called in while on our tour of Bletchley park, the staff were not very friendly today maybe due to the current situation and the uncertainty..the food was plain ,I had a baguette which was quite hard and expensive for what it was, the place was...

We shared a Sweet Potato Soup and Sausage roll. Both were excellent and very tasty. The service was very good, a nice break from the rain.

We were impressed by the quality of the imaginative, healthy menu, and vegan/vegetarian options, at reasonable prices. I had celeriac steak on puy lentils, partner had pork belly with mash. Both very tasty and good quality, and perfect for a cold winter day. Also a...

Plenty of space inside and out, good range of food, snacks, lunch etc, small play area for children,. recommended

Stopped for lunch while visiting Bletchley Park and really wished we hadn't. I chose a stilton and leek quiche which looked lovely but it had no flavour which is surprising, I think they forgot the stilton!!!! The coffee was so weak it was flavourless and...

Our visit covered the lunch hour and this is it. As it was half term and a Saturday it was very busy. Tables were in a short supply and fortunately we were able to share with another couple. Cafeteria style with a limited menu including...

Food was lovely - not a huge choice but perfectly adequate for light lunches. Service was quick and efficient from the taking of the order to the delivery of hot food and the clearing of plates and wiping of tables. Atmosphere was in keeping with...

Dropped in for a snack and coffee. This place is extremely busy. Food and coffee selection very good. To be honest you don't realise how far you have walked and somewhere to rest and have a break is very welcome

The cafe was spacious and served a good variety of sandwiches and hot food at reasonale prices. The place was clean and was cleared frequently

This is the café in Bletchley Park - the famous WW2 code breaking site. Just next to the mansion, Hut 4 has been converted into a café serving drinks, simple snacks and cakes (coffee and tea served in a period enamel mug). We visited Hut...

Visited half way round our trip to,Bletchley Park. A busy lunch time service with lots on offer. Loved the enamel mugs!

Good value dishes which all looked so tempting. Pleasant break from the fascinating museum all around it. Thoroughly recommended

This was interesting as the coffee was served in enamel cups. The coffee was good and so was the cake. Disappointing that the sausage rolls were cold. I wanted to buy a bottle of water but they only sold bottles of pop. Cups of water...

Located near the mansion and it’s outside tables as well as inside. Had lunch here, fish finger sandwich & egg & cress sandwich. Nice enough, staff pleasant, restaurant clean. Also had a slice of lemon sponge cake which was lovely. Prices average. 1st time I’ve...

Busy and slow restaurant/cafe but dissapointed in two ways. The soup was good but in a tiny dish so not much of it. The advertised accompanying rustic roll consisted of two joined piece if bread, one white and one brown, each one inch square and...

I can really recommend anyone coming to vist this attraction to try the food here, visiting with my niece I went for the British Charcuterie and she went for the jacket spud with everything but tuna, arrived very very quickly and both were fantastic, no complaints at all

Hut 4 provides the opportunity to sit a while and enjoy refreshments - morning, lunch, afternoon, take-away or eating in Hut or grounds. Excellent choice of sandwiches, main meals, drinks and lovely cakes,and great to see lots of fresh cool water available to all (great on a very hot day).

Hut 4 is the on-site cafe at Bletchley Park. It provides a good selection of drinks with hot and cold food and sandwiches etc.. The staff were very helpful in dealing with allergy requests.

Place was very busy, which was not helped by a low level of staff. Tables needed clearing in many cases. Food Ok but nothing to set the world alight. Received a used butter pat with my baked potato. Pity, could be a lot better. On a good point, staff very helpful and friendly.

Had Chicken Supreme with roasted veggies and tomato relish. The vegetables were really nice but the chicken was tough and stringy. At almost £10 I would have expected better.

This is the main restaurant facility at Bletchley Park and offers a good range of hot and cold food and snacks on a self service basis, plus hot and cold drinks. There plenty of inside and outdoor seating and a play area for children in the garden, plus a king-sized chess board. Staff seem friendly and service us efficient. Prices are reasonable.

Stopped for lunch during the visit to Bletchly Park on this 2 day tour had sandwich cake and water for £8.65 was OK but nothing special. There were hot dishes available if required

Enjoyable day looking around the Bletchley site. Tried the food and drink in two of the cafes - one near the entrance was very good but Hut 4 was a concern. Main issue was the sandwiches we bought. Opened mine and took a bite to find the bread was very dry (to the point of being crispy) - checked the date (this was "use by" date NOT "best before") to find it was out of date! When we pointed this out to a member of staff there was no apology - they just asked whether it "tasted funny", presumably any food that doesn't taste funny is okay irrespective of use by dates, health regulations, etc! They finally replaced the sandwiches. We then noticed the member of staff reporting the matter to (I assume) a supervisor and all sandwiches on display were checked.......resulting in over half the stock from the display being removed!!!!!! So a large quantity of out of date stock had been on sale for well over a day - worrying! Staff seemed very half-hearted, possibly just weekend staff but not impressed - coffee shop near the entrance desks much better products and much more professional attitude from the staff.

This is one of 2 cafeterias at Bletchley Park. Great variety of choices, including soups, and drinks. Reasonably priced, and staff clears the tables promptly.

Had a wonderful day touring the Mansion and the huts, but restaurant a bit disappointing. Expensive and not much imagination. Would rather take own food next time. The afternoon tea in the mansion also looks very expensive at £18 per person with an extra £6 to upgrade to a prosecco tea.

A big disappointment after a really enjoyable tour of the huts and park. Take your own food as very expensive. We had the ploughman’s which was priced at £9-95. It came with no butter.

The sandwiches and cakes were expensive but they tasted nice and had lots of filling. Took a very long time to be served as very busy but staff were friendly.

The site has pretty much been preserved in its pre-war condition. I hadn't expected to find 1930s quality food in the restaurant though. The coffee is the machine variety and I don't mean a barista machine. My recommendation would be to take a picnic and eat it by the lake.

We opted for the vegan dish as it looked so good, and it was. Lots of other options available too. Pleasant café seating area.

Eat at the Hut 4 Canteen a couple of times during my visit. The food is fine. There is a good asortment of sandwiches, cakes soft and hot drinks. Outside the Hut 4 there is a playground for kids, benches and natural surroundings. The Hut is placed near the picnic area.

Having visited Bletchley Park for my second time yesterday, We took use of the excellent Hut Four Cafe. The selection of both hot and cold food was first class.

Standard visitor attraction food, drink and prices. I had some rather good coffee cake accompanied by pretty horrible tea for £4,75

Having been on the one hour outside walking tour of Bletchley Park, we came to Hut 4 for a warming hot drink. Lovely hot chocolate, friendly service, reasonable prices.

we just had cake but the food looked good if a tad expensive. Coffee is served in good sized mugs but they dont do de-caff.

A very hot cup of coffee on an extremely cold Sunday, just exactly what we needed. Cakes were delicious too!

On the plus side. Nice food which was enjoyed by all. Reasonably quick service on a busy day.

Just part of the overall view of Bletchley park which I have reviewed separately. This is the canteen hut I believe.

Good food, plenty of choice, nicely presented, clean, neat and tidy staff pleasant can you ask for more? No!

Well priced, tasty food that was hot and offered a wide variety. I liked th3 enamel mugs for the wartime atmosphere and the homemade soups were great.

Super nice museum cafe with a good selection of hot foods, sandwiches, cakes, and coffees. Reasonable prices, delightful servers. One of the nicest museum cafes I've been to.

Food is fresh & tasty & makes a good place to have a cuppa while visiting Bletchley Park. Restaurant is clean & staff are helpful & freindly

It was a bitterly cold day and 'tea and cake maketh an outing' is my mantra. We were a bit late in the day so may have missed the choicest offerings but our cheese sandwiches were lovely and cheesy. The cake a little smidge less lovely but possibly more moist earlier in the day. I would have awarded at least 4 stars except that the staff were rather disinterested. I had to ask for more milk in the jug and felt like I was putting them out. Still recommend for afternoon tea though. PS We started out with coffee and danish at the cafe at the entrance which was also good and the staff there were really friendly.

Visited Hut 4 after spending the morning enjoying Bletchley Park museum. Great food at reasonable prices on drinks, snacks and hot food.

Stopped at Hut 4 after an hour or so visiting Bletchley Park. Reasonable fare but a little over priced. Cakes nice and seemed homemade (Victoria Sponge and Coffee and Walnut cake). Enamel mugs for standard sized drinks a nice touch (Hubby went large for his coffee and got a paper cup - disappointed as he wanted enamel!)

Excellent as the hut was lit liked it used to be, with characters and offices showing the codebreakers and what they worked on and how.

This is convenient place to eat during a visit to Bletchley Park. There is a good range of meals and snacks. It gets crowded at peak times.

Quick lunch, one fish platter, one ham & cheese turnover, tea, coffee and a Victoria sponge, just over £20. Fish platter was very nice, Victoria sponge very light and great value.

Good selection of sandwiches and snacks, a few hot meal choices. we had stewd beef wich was tasty and tender but the vegetables were awful. Selection of baked potato fillings uninspired. It was ok but could be a lot better

Bletchley Park’s caff. A few nods in the direction of heritage such as hot drinks being provided in enamel mugs. Food is not of the period and with a sausage roll being the other side of £4 quid, not exactly cheap either!

A good cafe with excellent selection of food and drink. Very friendly staff and pleasant atmosphere.

A welcome rest whilst touring around Bletchley Park, tucked along side the Mansion. They staff were friendly, it was clean and the selection and value of food was good. A nice place and a welcome break.

This visitor cafe is in the actual Hut 4 at Bletchley Park next to the Mansion. Now a pleasant airy room it provides a nice selection of hot and cold lunch foods and drinks. It was very good and economical.

The restaurant is set in a large Mess Hall and has glimpses of past canteens with tea in metal cups etc. The menu is limited but adequate, had Cumberland sausage and mash which was OK

Decent food - a mix of prepackaged sandwiches and freshly made assortment of cakes. Reasonably priced.

We've eaten here several times before and on the whole it's been fine, despite one occasion where it was horrible. It didnt put us off totally as it made me better at complaining and they did put it right. My missus tells me I'm living in the dark ages but I genuinely think the food is overpriced for the portion size. There's not much menu choice and in my opinion they try to be sophisticated instead of simple so they can charge more.

Please don't laugh but, my family and myself had just visited the Mansion and I thought that Hut 4 was going to be as it was in the war … it wasn't! It was modern, clean, tidy and the staff were as staff should be. I can't honestly say that I could praise the place or knock it. It was just a place to have a drink and a snack.

Stopped here for lunch on a recent visit and were pleasantly surprised to find a lovely array of fresh cakes and good sandwiches at affordable prices which is unusual at this type of venue. Being a nice day we sat outside on simple park benches and enjoyed a pleasant break before continuing our tour. An excellent and very interesting day out.

This is not a high-powered place - it is in a wartime wooden hut and it has plastic glasses for your drinks. No tablecloths. The menu is limited and the queues can be prodigious with hundreds of visitors descending on it at meal times. If you can put your tray on the clearing racks afterwards, that helps. Altogether, an intentionally distinctly wartime feel about it, except for the plastic.

Tea served in tin mugs !! good strong tea at that. felt that we were back in a opperating war time caffe. The range was good and not overpriced.

Next door to Bletchley mansion house, this is a great cafe selling hot and cold food including vegetarian options. There is ample seating but it does get busy.

Had a lovely snack here while visiting bletchly park, but we could of quite easily had a proper meal with a good vegetarian selection

We had lunch here. Home cooked dishes and lovely cakes. All the staff were welcoming and friendly. You can sit inside or out on a lawn with picnic tables and there is a play area with a giant chess set. A lovely relaxed place.

I spent the day at Bletchley Park with 2 friends and we decided to have lunch in the restaurant all as part of our treat. Firstly when ordering the meal I wanted I was abruptly told"we aren't serving that today" although it was clearly displayed on the menu board, no apology at all. After finding a table and a short wait 2 of the meals ordered were delivered to the table and we were advised by the waitress that the 3rd meal was on its way. After waiting a few minutes I instructed my friends to start their meals, and it is just as well I did. After waiting a considerable time, and by this time my friends were halfway through their meals I approached one of the staff who went into the kitchen and then returned advising me it would be a couple of minutes. I waited a further 10 mins and by this time my friends had both finished their meals completely. Eventually my meal arrived, with no apology offered, and to add insult to injury the meal was barely warm. I really could not be bothered to complain further and risk having to wait for a replacement. I then sat and ate my meal whilst my friends watched....such a disappointment. I appreciate mishaps and errors happen but i was made to feel that I was being a pest, and to not offer any type of apology I feel was very rude. Sadly I think the staff at Hut4 need to liven up their act and improve their customer service skills.

Very clean and hygienic and it's possible to enjoy your food picnic fashion on the grass. Choices range from freshly made hot dishes including jacket potatoes with fillings and well filled sandwiches, cakes and snacks.

We enjoyed our soup and roll very much. Tomato with basil. The staff were very efficient and the menu was wide for lunch items.

The canteen at Bletchley Park is the only food option when in the museum, the canteen is fits in well with the history of Bletchley Park, however there are limited food choices and the prices are quite high for what you get.

We had lunch here which was surprisingly good (you never know what to expect in a museum restaurant). Great value for money also (18 pounds for two hot lunches with drinks).

We arrived early and really wanted a breakfast of sorts - however, the canteen didn't run to bacon butties or anything like that so we settled for a scone and butter each. These were very tasty and the tea was good. There is a proper dining area in Hut 4 but it was raining heavily and we didn't want to venture that far away from the beginning of the tour.

Fed up of visiting otherwise decent cafes with a good selection of cakes and biscuits only to see that they are not covered up on the counter leaving them open to kids touching them, people coughing over them and flies walking on them. There were several things we would have purchased if they were covered but sadly they lost our custom this time.

We went to Bletchley Park for a birthday treat, really enjoyed the Park very interesting really good exhibits, but the cafe was disappointing, not much variety of food, many staff and not much service, could be vintaged up by abandoning milk in plastic pots and putting out milk jugs, cutting back on non recyclable plastic.

We stumbled into this cafe, newly restored, and had a good sit down with a cup of tea and a large slice of Coffee and Walnut Cake each. As I said, much needed as it is quite tiring walking around and trying to learn about decoding, decrypting and computers and what they can do and how it helped us win the war. Much needed it is.

This is really your only choice if you are visiting Bletchley Park and came by train. Nothing else is even close. Typical cafe offerings. Prices slightly above average but not unreasonable. Average all the way around.

The "canteen" was typical of many "on-site" cafes. The service was very prompt and the food OK but nothing exceptional

just a quick cuppa and something sweet to keep the brain ticking over,fruit croissant and chocolate brownie,2 cups of tea.

Had lunch here during our visit to Bletchley park, some choice of hot dishes, soups and baked potatoes, plus sandwiches and rolls, Situated in one of the restored huts close to the main house, in which is posher tea room but i think you will need to book if you want to eat there.

Very limited choice and expensive. What we had was ok but could have been obtained from a supermarket for much less. Next time we visit Bletchley Park it will be with sandwiches and a flask. I don't mind paying cafe/restaurant prices for food but I hate being ripped off. Took the shine off of what was a great visit to Bletchley Park

There were no obvious prices for tea or coffee I asked for two teas and how much- was told £1.75 I thought that was an odd amount and rather a lot for two cups but it was already poured and I was handed two mugs with hot water and a teabag floating in each. At the checkout I was asked for £3.50 “what? for water and two PGTips teabags? You are joking”

Popped in for a quick cup of tea and a cake. The service was poor, the staff just managed to stop talking to each other to serve us and the cakes were solid.

Hubby, myself and the kids visited as family worked here during the War and we thought it would be a great place to see some amazing history.

We were here on business and dropped in for elevensis. Good service, decent Coffee, range of tempting goodies, well priced - what's not to like!

Ate here on our recent visit to the Bletchley Park museum. Ate good food with a lovely cup of coffee and reasonably priced.

I had quiche with salad which I thought you might have the choice of having it hot or cold. When it arrived the quiche was freezing cold and the salad was tiny. The bubble and squeak with poached egg was disappointing the potato tasted like it had been cooked the day before. Surely these dishes wouldn't be so difficult to prepare as needed fresh. The staff were very nice and the restaurant is a nice space.

When we arrived because Bletchley knew we were an organised group the u3A we had a super lunch. Hot soup, lovely fresh sandwiches tea or coffee. Other food in the Canteen (really it is a restaurant but canteen is in keeping with the museum) was excellent and not over priced