Kemerton Coffee House in Wychavon - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

I discovered this place whilst staying in the area and looking for a spot for morning coffee. Absolutely fantastic coffee & service, the staff couldn't be more helpful and the cakes were a lovely mid-morning treat. Will definitely be back for lunch next time I'm in the area.

Rock hard bacon, greasy fried mushroom, no toast and marmalade.Coffee so weak it was nearly transparent!.. Only reason we ate there was because the pub next door, where we were staying, had stopped providing breakfast so as not to compete.

Really friendly staff and locals. Very tasty breakfasts , cakes and ice creams. We happily used this coffee house twice while we were in the area. They even sell pottery and not forgetting doggy ice cream too. Nice interior and a courtyard garden as well. Definitely worth a visit.

This is a little gem and we are so lucky to have it. I had a Peggy Sue toastie which was both original and absolutely delicious. Service is friendly and the coffee shop is a little delight of local independent craft along with vintage pieces. This is a really special place.

Wonderful fresh cooked food, done as we wanted. Excellent service. Good coffee. Also a reasonable selection of studio pottery

Had a bacon and mushroom sandwich as I was passing through - absolutely sensational. Great service and even better taste. Will be back

Lovely quirky and authentic little coffee shop. Food was fabulous. Lots of interesting things to look at. Highly recommended

After a long muddy walk, this was perfect. A particularly good cappuccino followed by an absolutely delicious pulled pork and cheese toasted sandwich. Fantastic value and great service, thank you.

I called in here again, second time and I must say the staff are so friendly and helpful and the food we had was awesome....Would definitely recommend .

Great toasties, friendly service, and a growing offering not just of food and drink but also antiques, art and jewellery! A real gem of a place in a beautiful village.

Jean and her small team have a welcoming friendly approach. Cakes, toasties and break’st baps, homemade and ALL delish

I stopped her at lunchtime after walking in the Beckford and Overbury areas, which are villages in the locality. The village is on the Worcester/Gloucester border and very scenic. The coffee house is on the Main Street, 50 yards down from the pub. It serves teas, coffees and snacks including a variety of toasties. There is plenty of seating inside and the place is decorated to a high standard. I however, opted to sit at one of the few tables placed outside. I did have to go inside thought to order. I bought a bottle of water from the drinks cabinet, a large hot chocolate and a multi cheese toastie. This cost me just a little under a tenner. They accept credit cards. I sat outside and waited for everything to arrive. When the toastie came it had some spicy coleslaw as an accompaniment but it was not piping hot as I would have expected. I ate the food without complaint. The hot chocolate though was lovely. I spent about half an hour here just chilling and watching the occasional car drive past. Will probably visit again and will definitely try the pub too.