Morris & Brown in Wychavon

Slow service, place run by students

What an amazing place, ate, shopped and spent a lot of time admiring the beautiful cafe that it was. Makes us want to visit ASAP. Lovely experience around the Broadway Tower itself. This place is a gem, worth visiting for sure. Enjoy the feeling and the cakes and coffees. ❤️❤️❤️

Delicious hot chocolate and scones in a beautiful location!

Fantastic service and food. Welcoming staff - all smiles and seemed genuinely glad to be of service. Well done!

A bit disappointing when it looks so lovely from outside. Had decaf tea-it was tasteless,milk jug was dirty-tea arrived after I'd eaten half of my cake. The toilets were dirty and no soap to wash my hands. For somewhere that looked so promising I was very disappointed.

Nice sausage roll. Disappointing Victoria Sponge. Massive queue and not best service.

They do the most delightful scones with clotted cream and jam

a cosy cafe with great vibes ! the cakes are very tasty here. nice staff too

It was a cold day and the soup and savoury scone were perfect after a broadway tower small walk! The second floor of the cafe was lovely and overall the food was nice!! However the service was not very nice with staff being quite not nice and kept forgetting to bring water and just not been very pleasant to talk to. The fire place was nice and overall we had a good experience but will be nice to have a kinder service from the staff to make it even better.

Two sodas almost 8 pounds and they didn't even have ice

Great experience at this place.

Absolutely love the place. I use it as a regular coffee stop for work. The staff are friendly and professional. The ambience is so relaxing and in my opinion, a different kind of experience. The setting is quite unique too, being on the Cotswold edge with spectacular views. A must visit for anyone coming to the area for the first time.

Lovely place but SO pricey, 20 quid for two teas, a bacon sarnie and a scone.

Portions are very small and the vegan options are disappointing. They simply leave out non vegan ingredients like cheese and still charge the full price

Good coffee, good food and absolutely gorgeous views from the hill if you are sitting outside. Sometime it gets windy, but that's part of the experience.

Very good cafe with friendly staff

Stopped off for tea/coffee and cake whilst visiting Broadway tower with friends. Lovely spot, great views. Plenty of seating inside and out. The queue was quite long for ordering, but seemed to move fairly quickly. Service was friendly and the cafe was clean and tidy. My only gripe was a poor offering of GF cake (only coffee cake on our visit). Would be nice to see a bigger choice.

A nice cafe at the Broadway Tower. Food was very good, especially the Brie and Cranberry paninni, and nice views from the outside tables. Only issue was the long queue to place your order as they only had the one service point.

Booked for afternoon tea as a birthday celebration. Despite us being 30 minutes late, the service was friendly and hospitable. The food was plentiful and really well made and sourced locally. They also more than made up for one of my party who had a nut allergy. I can't recommend this as a pleasant alternative to the usual Sunday pub grub. Very good value for money.

I brought my family around The Cotswold to enjoy one of the most gorgeous view in the Uk the Broadway Tower,it was around 16:35 when we decided to head to the Morrison & Brown.16:45 I got to the counter and asked for tea and cakes.The lady at the counter said that would be possible only take away as they are closing at 17:00 pm.I thought why not we can enjoying the tea in the garden anyway and than go. However,they forgot to mention that the all place will close at 17:00 including the car park.The closing time is not clearly stated in the car park.17:05 a guy (must have been the chef from the outfit) told us very rudely to stand up and go and he did take away the teapots and cups from under the noose of other unfortunate customers like us.Lastly, at 17:08 we find out that the gate has been locked with us and others inside so my mother with mobility issues had to climb the railings. This was a really bad experience.If you don’t care to do hospitality why open a cafe in such popular place?

Maleducazione e poco rispetto per i clienti. Ci hanno informato alle 17,45 che dopo 10 minuti avrebbero chiuso e servito solo in contenitori di plastica. Non hanno voluto darci due fette di limone perché la cucina era chiusa. Ma in Inghilterra il the non si serve alle 5? Ci siamo avviati verso il cancello, ben visti dal cameriere che ci ha superato e ha chiuso il cancello! Premetto che ho 66 anni e mobilità ridotta, ma ho dovuto scavalcare una staccionata! Vergogna. Era pieno di turisti.

Charming café with a pleasant terrace. Small annex shop with gifts and decorative items.

Beautiful location. Lovely fresh scones. Don't be misled by the car park machine, we paid just £3 to park.

Excellent food and service at a reasonable price

Bloody Awful we were the first 2 customers in the door as they opened Ordered 2 bacon sarnies & 2 lattes The girl spilt all my coffee into the saucer All dripping down the cup ! No apologies just put on table & walked away 4 members of staff chatting away behind counter before the girl then bought our sarnies over . . Well we should have demanded a refund & walked out But judging by their attitudes I didn’t think it would go down very well , so we struggled through the inch thick dry bead with the week old hard burnt to a crisp re heated bacon inside it , we actually left majority of it & just left not even a Thanks or goodbye (we didn’t even get a reply to our good morning when we walked in) Not recommended

Restaurant right next to the Broadway Tower. Beautiful outside and inside. Food with a variety of sandwiches, toasts, quiches and salads. Things to improve: when ordering you don't know if they serve you at the table or you have to order and serve yourself. Finally you have to go and order but knowing your table number so they can serve it to you.

Sausagemeat in the sausage roll made Greg’s look gourmet - awful and full of flour. Also given half a raw onion as a “mixed salad” and a teaspoon of coleslaw. All this for the exorbitant sum of £8! Feedback to the staff was met with monosyllabic indifference… “Cheers” Morris & Brown Cafe, self-professed purveyors of “unadulterated quality local food”.

The most beautiful setting, perfect place to get a great drink after a steep climb up to Broadway Tower

Nice snack but two coffees and two Paninis £30? And no prices displayed on the board in the cafe? Car park minimum £3, and we only needed 45 minutes. Outstanding views but overpriced.

Amazing food and great views !!

One of the most stunning locations that our cycling club has ever been to. It was our mid ride cafe stop on a ride around the Cotswolds. Very busy at the time, but the service was excellent as was my choice of food from an extensive menu. I opted for beans on toast to fuel me back to the start, which was actually on the children's menu, but they kindly gave me the adults portion. A little queueing for food initially but the staff were very efficient and friendly. Just the most wonderful cafe location.

Excellent staff and a fine cream tea. Quality tea and lovely fresh scones.

Delicious coffee and cake. The Victoria Sponge cake is a must try

Lovely cafe. A little expensive but we always go when we are in the area as a treat. Service is quick.i paid cash at the cafe, no problem but when we tried to buy gifts in the gift shop the older woman there was most unhelpful, she refused cash! My husband gave her the opportunity to have cash or nothing! She then agreed to take cash and put it through the till. Why refuse in the first place??! I’m taking one star off because of her attitude .

Good and tidy place near the tower .. lot of ample parking... Enjoyed

Great location, good outdoor seating, well located to grab food & drinks after a long trek. Slow service & they really need to get iced drinks on their menu. Kids & pets friendly.

A quick coffee stop so I don't know what the food would have been like. Interesting and well decorated building.

No wi fi in the 21st century dirty and smelly toilets and my card couldn't be read by their card machine PLUS 2 expensive coffees came to £8.... IMHO a rip off for the rich folk of Gloucestershire! Us down to earth 🌎 Birmingham folk wouldn't dream of paying 8 quid for 2 coffees NO MATTER how good they were.....We WON'T be returning!!!!!

Food was tasty but overpriced. 2 paninis, 2 flat whites, 1 bag of crisps and 1 lemonade came to £35 💰

Great sandwich’s and cakes. Sausages were extremely good. Staff were welcoming and friendly and definitely a great place to eat after hiking up from the town of Broadway.

Lovely place to stop for a coffee and a cake during my Rideout to Broadway

Nearly £30 for two paninis, a coffee, and a bottle of water. Prices a little on the high side. Nice setting. Plenty of seating.

Stopped for tea, no food. Good service.

Not great, crazy high prices for mediocre food. Had a breakfast bap which consisted of 1 sausage cut into 4 small pieces, 1 very small piece of bacon and 1 egg in a burnt brioche bun, this cost £10! Coffee tasted ok but nowhere near worth the money. Very standard sized blueberry muffin is nearly £4. We don't mind paying more for quality ingredients etc but that's taking the p...

Great location, fabulous, muscular coffee! ☕️💪

The food and drinks are insanely expensive. I paid £13.75 for a flat white & bacon and brie panini. The food and coffee tasted good but was definitely not worth that much money. The staff was friendly and the service was good

I used the cafe today and was surprised by the price increase - I calculated more than 10%. Looked like the portion size has also reduced. Not Happy

The service at Morris and Brown Cafe was disappointing. The staff taking orders were inefficient, unorganized, and the woman who took the orders had such a rude attitude. They seemed indifferent to customers, leading to long wait times and frustration. Overall, a subpar experience that left much to be desired. Come for the views not the service.

On this occasion we took out due one of our number having difficulty walking, all excellent, before we have eaten in and all absolutely fine.

Nice place for a snack and drink after an enjoyable walk or look at the Broadway Tower

Great shop and cafe, good parking. Amazing views

It was so cold the day we visit, so we stop by this cafe and it did not disappoint. The hot chocolate was really good, but my favorite is the lemon cake. It was not too sweet and paired perfectly with tea and hot chocolate. There are plenty of seats and there are souvenirs in the shop as well.

It was ok but nothing really to write home about, the absolute best thing about it where the views and the deer enclosure.

Lovely cafe at 1000ft above sea level by Broadway Tower. Great atmosphere and truly dog friendly. We had coffee and cake which was delicious. Just what the doctor ordered after the steep climb up from Broadway village. The place also sells gifts and soft furnishings.

Not a nice experience whatsoever the young people working there were so rude and seemed like they didn't want to be there. The changing station to change my baby was filthy. Food was very over priced and when it came it was not what we ordered. Plus you have to pay for parking. Won't be going back.

The scones were out of this world but a little expensive

Nice cafe but very pricey. Had quiche and sausage roll but they were barely luke warm.

Absolute masters of customer service. Real coffee, real food for reasonable prices. I can’t say there is any room for improvement - it was lovely to have visited you and we shall be back for some more nice coffee and food.

Great place for lunch lovely views

Lovely staff and surroundings. Our drinks and food were perfect 👍

There is a very nice atmosphere in the cafe, it has an upstairs and the cafe is connected to the gift shop which has interesting things. I had the bambinocinno which essentially is a hot chocolate but it was warm and not hot and don’t get fooled by the name but there is no coffee in there and nothing to do with bambino. It was okay.

Visit here on many occasions and even when they are very busy the service is very speedy and the quality of food and coffee excellent. The staff are friendly and well organised. Thank you

Atmosphere was nice but the scones and bread tasted old and stale. Not good value for the price

This café is part of the Broadway Tower site. There are in fact two cafes and we chose to use the one on top of the hill near the Tower. There is not much seating inside, but as it was a glorious autumn day we had a pleasant time sat outside. The food was nice and there was a good choice of fillings to go in ciabattas, paninis and jacket patatoes, plus soup or quiche. Service was prompt and the food was hot. There was also a small shop selling all sorts of things. The lower cafe appeared to serve similar food and had a clothes shop attached.

I've always liked Morris and Brown as a cafe but if all you want is a takeaway coffee I think £6.64 is too expensive (cheapest parking is £3.14).

I’m a cyclist & we stopped here for lunch. Friendly staff informative courteous and quick. Delicious fresh food served & presented well. Yummy cakes Nice ambiance beautiful view and surroundings

Absolutely lovely cafe work the most wonderful service, delicious chai lattes and gorgeous cakes, the pumpkin and ginger one was out of this world. The staff were lovely and the owner is such a lovely lady and spoke to us walking back from the tower and was a delight. Thank you so much and see you again soon, Greg & Tati.

Had a lovely brunch at this cafe midway through my hike doing the Cotswold Way. Highly recommended!

We stopped at the cafe during a walk for a breakfast bap and although the setting is lovely with amazing views and great atmosphere, we were extremely disappointed with the food. The bacon buttie was served on stale sliced bread with 2 pieces of bacon and the brioche bap was also stale and burnt. The coffee was lovely though and service good so we will likely go back but for drinks only.

Great food and service at a magical location

Fabulous location; a wonderful view from the terrace while eating our tasty scones and cakes. Warm, friendly and welcoming staff. A real treat. Thank you!

I regularly do the walk up to the tower and back when back for holidays. This time I invited friends with their teenage children to join us with my younger children 7 and 10. The walk was great and we had "lunch" at the top in the main cafe. I usually only have a drink as it is pricey however this time as a nice change we decided tp have lunch. The menu consists primarily of paninis, pasties, sausage rolls, quiche and soup. One of the teenagers is vegan so we politely asked what they had that was vegan. They clearly struggled to answer and whilst the girl at the till flapped through a file to figure out what was vegan the ( I presume Chef) was called to answer the question. He was so pompous and full of himself it put a bad taste in my mouth for the rest of the day. Basically they only had a pie which was served with salad and because coleslaw isn't vegan they served the raw components I.e. a bit of raw cabbage and some shredded carrot - pretty ridiculous. We asked if they did chips by amy chance as the menu was limited for the rest of the kids too. He rudely replied: 'we"re not THAT kind of establishment" clearly offended by a reasonable question for a cafe. Get over yourself and get some manners and common decency! They try to 'jazz" up items such as the sausage panini by adding marmalade/chutney- this doesn't make them a Michelin star restaurant or justify the prices they charge for standard food. Definitely capitalising purely on the location so wouldn't advise eating here - go to the village at the bottom, better vibe, more options and service 100% better.

I am a big fan of outdoor cafes. And here it is a very special location due to the amazing views and surroundings. The place was literally buzzing with people from when we arrived and almost got completely packed by nearly lunch time. We guessed it was due to the lovely weather, plus people being on holidays as well. We had some refreshments and few coffees and cakes. We needed those extra calories as we were heading to the Broadway Tower afterwards. I could have spent a few more hours there easily, so I highly recommend to check it out. They have a nice shop inside, with lots of cute, cosy vibes items.

Greated by a lady waitress with long dark hair. Clearly didn't want to be there. Very abrupt and rude. If you don't like dealing with customers then your in the wrong job and she should be at back of house cleaning pots and pans. Intended eating breakfast but after the cold greeting we changed our mind. WiFi isn't for customers but you can go to the Cotswolds Lavender farm and have free WiFi in the field. In year 2023 how can you not offer free WiFi to customers in your cafe? Nice views and location but could be so much better and more accommodating. I won't be rushing back anytime soon Cost nothing to be polite and smile.

Nice stop on a north Cotswolds tour with family. Just had a coffee at the café but the service on the terrace was pleasant and efficient. Had to pay £4 ( used cash as the machine wouldn't let us pay by card) for parking for 45 mins, even though we have a blue badge. A bit of a rip- off, IMO. We passed our ticket with the remaining time on to some American visitors, who were very grateful.

Great chill place to stop by for a Sunday brunch! Love the goat cheese with roasted veggie ciabatta❤️

Cozy place with great taste. I bought a delicious soup with cheese and scoone.

We only had a coffee and 2 ice creams for £10, which not too long ago would have been expensive.. Nice fella at the till brought over the coffee and couple of spoons so we did have to endure using wooden Ice cream spoons.. views are brilliant but parking is £3.. defo nice experience and I’ve been several times before.. there is also a picnic area with tables down the hill..

The view from the outside eating area is great. The cakes are nice and filling and the coffee is good too. A good location to recharge on a walk.

Won't be going here again. Paid to park car in restaurant car park for four hours to then have a bite to eat in the car park restaurant before we went off for a walk as our parking ticket expired at 19:06. It was lucky that it rained as this delayed our walk so we sat in the car to wait for the storm to go over. It was a good job we did as at 5.00pm - two hours before our parking ticket expired - we were thrown out of the car park as apparently the car park closes at 5.00pm when the restaurant closes. I would have been horrified if we had gone for a walk & returned to find our car locked in. Surely the management have the intelligence to put a notice on the parking meter to state that the gates will be locked at 5.00pm although its probably connected to the profits as they would need to put a two hour charge on the machine. I'm sure many vehicles have been locked in previously but no doubt it is not the management that get the backlash from irate vehicle owners. If they take your money to park for four hours you should be allowed to park for four hours - I would have thought trading standards would agree with me.

Beautiful spot, pleasant staff, but the breakfast was disappointing. Stale bread and leathery bacon, badly made scrambled egg.

Great location, good food, steep parking charges

Our visit was on a sunny Bank Holiday so cafe was really busy. Our order was taken quickly and food arrived in no time at all. A lovely picturesque place well worth a visit.

£33 for 2 coffees, cheese on toast and chicken and leek pie, will not be eating there again expensive and average, Broadway Tower should be ashamed of yourself

Lovely scenic place to stop on a nice day. Grounds and views are stunning. Staff are friendly but can get crowded and prices are steep. Paid parking on site.

This appeared to be a place run for the benefit of its staff, not its customers. We were waiting to be served, looking at the food items, when a spotty youth appeared from behind the counter to tell us that we were “queueing on the wrong side”. There wasn’t anyone else there. Next, we were served by a sullen looking woman who looked like she wished she could be anywhere else… We drank our very expensive tea and left. The only semi-bright spot was someone giving me their car park ticket so we didn’t have to pay London prices for parking our car in a field.

The Barn: Staff very lovely and ambiance nice however near £16 for a veggie breakfast was eye watering. Toast was thin, cold and rock-hard, avocado was naked, and the vegan sausages tasted like overly synthetic pork so I had to leave them. Daughter had the pancakes which she did enjoy but the bacon was over cooked sadly. 3 of us paid £60 for brunch. That was 3 breakfasts and 3 drinks. Of course our bad, we could have walked rather than pay that but we expected a proper A la carte treat for that. Just unremarkable sorry. Ended up in Chipping Norton hungry and spent £5 on tea and toast and I give that 5 star! Fluffy hot bread fresh out of the toaster.

Great place for lunch after a few hours on the bike in the rain

Quick service and tasty food. There was a queue to order but once ordered the food came quickly.

Clean, contemporary interior. Well-behaved dogs allowed inside too. We were very grateful to be able to sit inside with our four-legged boy.

So expencive £2.75p for a tea , £4.95 p for a teacake another venue 2 miles away £1.50p for a tea £1.50p for a teacake never go back

Ate her for lunch and what we had wasn't great I'm afraid. We had the posh cheese on toast and chicken and ham pie. Both were too rich and very unappetising. The cost here is extortionate too. Won't be back despite the gorgeous location.

This review is about the Tower Barn café down the hill. The serving lady told me to sit down and she would come to take the order. We sat there for 20 min and no one came to serve us. We stood up and left. While leaving I looked back seeing the same lady chitchatting with another employee. The place wasn't busy at all. Just sad that such a nice place has employees who are not bothered to work.

The tables were dirty, the cups were dirty (clearly not being washed properly) and both the kitchen and serving staff were completely indifferent to how poor things were.

Would highly recommend the hot chocolate and is definitely a great place to stop if you’re in Cotswold. 10 min walk to the castle.

Lovley coffee with beautiful views 😍

Tasty food, lovely warm fireplace, but everything is double the price it should be.

Beautiful spot, the food is mediocre and pricey

Nice location and great food and coffee. Just don't have the scones as they don't bother covering those. Everyone queues up next to them to order and reaches over them to pay!!!

Called in to Broadway Tower on a trip to.the Cotswolds. Had bacon butties and cheese scone. Bacon butty was the best we have ever had. Cheese scone was excellent too. Gets quite busy, but good atmosphere, and good service. Also has a shop with lots of nice gifts.