Sally's Place in Malvern Hills

Ideal spot for a break after walking in the Malvern hills in this heatwave Delicious ice cream with lots of flavours. Prices ok too Friendly staff We forgot our rucksack & when we went back the next day , they had it safe keeping for us , thanks guys .

Great location to eat if you're walking the Malvern hills. Just next to British Camp car park. We have the BLT, was very surprised how good they were. Def recommend! The only negative is the Latte's we ordered were more like hot milk...really didn't have much coffee flavour. Otherwise really good.

Before attempting our walk up the Herefordshire Beacon we dropped into Sally's Place for a cup of coffee. The staff were friendly and helpful and the coffee was very good. Snacks and ice creams were also available (the bacon bap being served nearby smelt delicious). The seating is all outside and parking is available in the public car park (£5.00 for the day) opposite.

Stopped here for some bacon and sausage baps and some really great ice cream (brilliant range of flavours). Nice location near the British Camp car park. Quick and pleasant service. Very reasonable. Toilets near by. Highly recommended.

Fantastic food and a wide range to choose from! Very friendly service too. We enjoyed bacon baps, and bought some cakes to enjoy later on too. Prices were very reasonable which was a nice surprise given how close Sally's is to the British Camp walk. I feel that Sally's could easily charge more for their delicious food however it's nice not to be ripped off given so many other establishments usually take full advantage if they have close proximity to a tourist attraction.

Based in the beautiful Malvern hills, this is an excellent place to stop for an ice cream - of which therd are many mouthwatering flavours for all dietary needs. On top of thet there are hot and cold drinks available, plus lunches ranging from various sandwiches to pies. On saying that it is most well known for its wide range of delicious ice creams. Well worth a visit.

In theory just a roadside kiosk with a few picnic tables. In practice a huge selection - large filled rolls, sausage rolls, burgers etc, cakes, local honey and the largest selection of local ice cream flavours I have seen anywhere. Gooseberry and elderflower flavour was best ice cream ever tasted. Great location in that it’s a good stop at start, end or middle of a number of great walks - 20 min uphill walk in either direction will take you to amazing 270 degree views. Car park over the road.

Outdoor cafe with swift, friendly service. Hearty on the go food, sausage baps, etc. vegetarian options, plenty of ice-creams to choose from. Usual selection of hot and cold drinks. Doggy snacks too. Great pit stop for walkers. The cafe is just off the pavement at a key junction in the middle of the Malvern Hills. There is seating and there are loos around the corner.

Stopped off after a festive walk. The perfect place for a takeaway lunch. Amazing selection of freshly made snacks. Great veggie choices too. Vegetarian sausage bap possibly the best ever. Love the rustic home cooking vibe. We’re not local but will be back.

Over a number of years we have walked n the Malverns solely to eat some of these ice creams afterwards - and brought friends to do the same. Simply fabulous! Lovely unusual flavours.

Situated right across from the British Camp Hill Fort car park with outdoor seating on the pavement, the cafe provides the much needed refreshments before or after a hike through Malvern Hills. When we returned back from our hike around 4:30 we had tea/coffee and snacks. They had stopped serving hot snacks by then and there were a variety of cakes, crisps and ice creams to takeaway. So only got to sample some cookies and shortbreads. Location is perfect and there are toilets just a short walk behind.

Nothing fancy but totally does the job and has great ice-cream with lots of excellent flavours. A little junction oasis for a short stop and re-fuel.

Fast, friendly and plenty of options. This is a must visit for people who would rather avoid the mundane high street ice cream in a wrapper.

After a very interesting walk to the Beacon where we were met with rain, sleet, hailstones and a driving wind, which eased off on our return to Sally's Place for a very welcome bacon and egg delicious batch and green tea, served by lovely friendly ladies. This is always the highlight of our walk. Congratulations to all at Sally's for the lovely food and friendly service, will be returning.

Lovely staff. Good choice of vegetarian and some vegan snacks. Excellent ice cream. Met our daughter there after 8 months, so was great to find picnic benches and food she good eat due to dietary restraints. Staff really did make us feel welcome and the area felt clean and safe. Great situation for a lovely hike to British camp.

Stopped of at Sally’s Place for a coffee and a cake. In these days of card payments wherever you go, it was disappointing to find that in order to pay by card you have to spend a minimum of £5. I thought this old practice of bumping up the takings had long since disappeared? So, having spent my £5.60 on a small cup of coffee and two small pieces of flapjack the disappointment continued. Even the coffee was disappointing.Avoiding this place in the future in spite of having had good experiences here in the past.What’s gone wrong I wonder?

Friendly helpful staff . SUCH a treat to see TWO different kinds of cake both of which are GLUTEN AND DIARY FREE !!!! That is really unusual; almost everywhere has options that are EITHER gluten free OR dairy free, but VERy rarely both together. FANTASTIc ...KEEP that going! Also had super postcards which the person serving was able to show me one by one, as COVID restrictions meant I could not touch them myself to see the selection.

A great place to stop after our walk. Coffee was lovely and had plenty of Gluten Free snack options. Good Value. Unfortunately only outdoor seating, but not a problem on the day!

Really great post walk lunch. Fantastic BLT in a granary roll with crispy bacon & delicious lemon drizzle cake. Well spaced out benches for social distancing and an excellent selection of ice cream as an added bonus.Really friendly staff & good value for money. Highly recommended.

Absolutely disappointing beyond belief. Advertised as serving cappuccino. Requested a soya cappuccino and told they couldn’t do it. They could make an instant coffee only. No good suitable for vegans either. Looks nice and then you realise they have just about nothing to offer.

Midway cuppa & cake stop whilst walking up & over the Malvern Hills. Great selection of cakes on offer. Always look forward to my cake fix during the walk.

A roadside (permanent) cafe. At the foot of the Herefordshire Beacon / British Camp. Seating in the open air on standard picnic benches. Busy in good weather. Social distance queuing. Despite opportunity for a monopoly due to location was suprisingly good value. Cheese burger - two quarter pounders in a huge bun - white or granary. Sausage bap, again generous. Must follow up with their ice cream or d sorbet - no shortage of flavours.A very welcome visit, and also cater for your dog - bowl of water and doggy ice-cream.

If you arrive 1 minute after the allotted hour of closing YOU WILL NOT BE SERVED, even when other’s are being served around you. Six o’clock is six o’clock and that’s when they shut, Be warned, the set up is pretty good with PPE in place but could do better on the service front, I only wanted an ice cream or a cold drink after a long journey but sadly, not after 6pm at this watering hole, maybe next time?

Before setting off on a walk over the hills a bacon butty from sally's place sets you up for the walk.Then when done a rock cake with a tea or in hot weather an iceream finish's the day nicely.

What an excellent cafe, good choice of cakes, bacon baps to die for and dog treats offered what more could you ask for on a damp walk on the Malverns. A must for anyone in this area.

Stopped off for refreshments during our walk, surly teenage staff, who actually rolled their eyes at me for asking a question about an item! Mmmmm, not great! I have teenagers, I know that look! Hot chocolate was literally half a cup of cream, not much actual drink. Flapjack was lovely, shortbread not so much. Teas were fine.Some staff training would go a long way to improving the whole experience.

What a great spot to have coffee and cake after walking/climbing in the Malvern Hills. Lots of people there, have the same or a delicious smelling bacon roll, some people even having local made ice cream.

This place is a little gem Amazing food at reasonable prices Great ice cream Toilets next door What more could you want Highly recommended

Brilliant place to stop if you are walking in Malverns. Really good value for a cup of tea and loads of lovely cake. We bought our very tired dog a cornish pasty and it looked lovely! They had breakfast baps, ice creams, mister whip. Cakes were delicious and very homemade. Really friendly staff. Great pit stop and one where, albeit obviously a very busy tourist area, you didn't feel like you were being ripped off as the prices were very reasonable.

Stopped for an ice-cream on our walk, ended up buying a selection of their lovely homemade cakes as such good value. friendly helpful staff too!

We visited Malvern today to walk round British Camp after which we called in at Sally's Place for a snack. Lovely friendly staff and a great choice of snacks and ices. A few tables on the roadside where you can sit and relax. Could become very busy in the height of the season but with takeaway options this is a treeasure of a place to visit.

Great ice cream, well priced, friendly service! Ample parking just across the road. Although a daily cost of £4.40 which is very pricey if only going for Sally’s. Nice walk nearby though so can easily make an afternoon of it.

this is a real treasure of a place, the staff are friendly, and the refreshments and fab. Homemade cakes (very yummy), bacon butties, coffee, tea hot chocolate, soup, icecream and more.good seating, but it can get busy.this is a fab place to visit after a walk on the hills.

This is a good place to stop for a decent meal or just a cup of tea while walking in the Malvern Hills. It is conveniently located between Herefordshire Beacon (British Camp) and Black Hill.

On a chilly February lunchtime, after a lovely walk up the Malvern Hills, this was a little welcome haven, with much-needed canopies over the outdoor tables to shelter from the drizzle while we ate huge bacon sandwiches and drank hot tea. The staff were friendly and were great with the kids and let them take their time when they wanted to order their own food, be warned though they don't take card payments, not much of a downside for such a nice place.

Suitably friendly, seem to be open when other cafes nearby are not and, serve a vegetarian / vegan choice of food.

After an exhilerating walk in the Malvern hills we thought we'd order some lunch here. We were looking forward to it until we were told they ony accept cash. Really !!!! In this day and age this is not really acceptable, I can't beleive we are the only ones walking away. A real shame as the place looked inviting and the menu looked good.

We’ve been here a few time this year as it’s very convenient before walking the hills. We just wish they had better quality bread, bigger tea cups and paper bags for the take away cakes, as twice now they shoved our cake for the hill walk in a smelly pre-used plastic bag, which isn’t hygienic or right. Every time I ask for a paper recycleable bag but they don’t have them!! Raise your game to the current expectations!

IF your out for the day in Malvern walking the hills or out for a drive this is a nice place to stop on the British camp Malvern Hills on the Malvern to Ledbury road hot and cold food ice creams teas/coffee or a cold drink plenty of parking BUT BE AWARE OF THE WARDENS you need a ticket to park and you can not the same ticket for parking in the town. there are seating area and even a bowl of water for your dogs happy friendly staff some of the stuff a bit over priced but well worth a visit so don't just take my word for it check it out for yourself

Beautifully situated in the Malvern Hills, this place is a real find. Sat outside in the sunshine, looking at the scenery with what must be the best ice cream I've had in a good few years. Staff were friendly and the whole place has an inviting feeling. If you're walking in the Malvern Hills around British Camp or just out for drive, this is a great place to stop off for refreshments.

A brilliant stop off at the end of a lovely day in the hills. Proper ice cream, loads of flavours and rock cakes that everyone seemed to be buying! So I tried one. I only ate half because my three year old gobbled the rest before I could blink! Delicious.

The ladies and staff are always welcoming with a lovely smile, backup up by fantastic bacon baps, hot chocolate, teas and coffee! Thank you!

On the way to Malvern and a rendezvous with a carpet cleaner, we stopped for three very good ice cream. The sandwiches looked good, too. No cards so bring cash.

Recently me and my fellow retired friend, ventured out of our usual sticks of Bromsgrove. For a mid morning hike up the Malverns. After a couple of hours of continuous walking, we decided a well deserved refreshment was due at a local pit stop. This is where a local reccomended you. We approached your attractive facilities for a coffee, a water and a delicious ice cream each. A choice well made. We were welcomed with a smile and fantastic service. May i just say, a certain member of staff which unfortunatently i didnt get her name (Young red haired lady mid 20's?) showed leadership skills even the army would be proud of. Despite being a hot day with many people around. The young lady took the time to engage with us and have the patience to even reccomend a delicious flavour ice cream. Fantastic leadership and customer service to be proud of. Well done that Lady! We will be making a walk and a refreshment a regular thing from now on for us retiree;s

Perfect location for cars,bikes,vans etc to stop. Perfect for a cup of tea and cake during or after a walk - the dog gets a biscuit and water. Lovely ice cream and a perfect host and staff.

Convenient stop between parts of the walk. Coffee, tea and an ice cream for under a fiver. Pleasant service and lots of tables at which to sit outside.

Very friendly place with a wide range of choices, really worth a visit. An outdoor cafe at its best. Call in and see for yourself.

After walking with our dog on a bright cold November afternoon we were undecided between a swift pint at the hotel or a hot chocolate at Sally's kiosk - the kiosk won & we were not disappointed. The hot chocolate was lovely & the choice of cakes & everything else was 1st class.

Enjoyed out visit here .c . have been before and ice cream was great . . unusual flavours. All the food was good. Great location.

What better way to break your walk in the lovely Malvern Hills than at Sally’s place. Wonderful value and a great choice of homemade cakes and sandwiches.

I had a bacon bap here the other morning before a walk. It kept me going for ages. Superb. I wished I’d gone here for lunch as well instead that overpriced place across the road. Here’s a selection from the menu: Bacon bap £3.50, Sausage bap £3.50, Vegetarian bap £3.50, Bacon & sausage bap £3.80, B.L.T (Bacon, lettuce & tomato) £3.80,

Best bacon sausage n egg baps ever ..... polished off with a cracking brew! Nice little seating area and smiling happy friendly staff 🖒 Thank you 😎

We came across this little café by accident and so glad we did. Quirky little café with a great selection of snacks. Friendly staff and quick service. They even handed out treats to the dog!

This place is quirky and looks like nothing from the road. We thought it was a workmans tea wagon until we got up close. It was just what we needed after a long walk on the Malvern Hills. Real coffee and wonderful food. Great value as well, you fed 3 people on a tenner nearly. Not for serious eating but snacks to fill a gap until you got further along the Malverns. It is remarkably busy at all times and benches were getting scarce when we came down the hills.

on a walking break in Worcestershire and as going around the hills came across sally's lots of people ordering and sitting eating so thought we would give it a try glad we did lovely baps my partner had sausage and egg and i had tuna salad both full up and tasted really good with a cuppa as well prices very reasonable don't feel you are being ripped off.we had our lunch here most days and if we return would defiantly come back. good place to recharge!.

Stopped off for a quick pit stop whilst riding over Malvern & I was very impressed. The bacon bap was huge & all the staff were really nice 👍👍

Eight teas and cake £13! .... a great place for a cuppa and snack and great value too. A welcome sight after a strenuous Malvern Hill walk. Wonderful staff who are all friendly and even when busy have time for their customers. Very popular with walkers, cyclist's and bikers. A truly great find.

After a long walk over the high hill of the British Camp, Sally's Place was a welcome site to recharge our batteries before a long walk back. Such an extensive choice of drinks (hot and cold), great value sandwiches, hot choices from bacon and sausage butties to Cornish pasties and soups, crisps, biscuits, ice creams - everything anyone could one at very reasonable prices and generous portions. Good choices too for those with gluten or other allergies. The staff were lovely and service was first class.

Popped in for a cuppa and a Bacon Bap, you simply cannot fault what is served to you. The bap is of generous proportions with plenty of rashers of bacon, superb.

Having walked from the Tank Clock on the northern hills to British Camp on the southern. Popped to Sallys place for a bacon sauasge and egg bap with brown sauce. Nothing could be more delicious I promise with a cup of hot tea :) Try it you won't be disappointed unless you're vegatarian

After a lovely afternoon of walking, we stopped here for refreshments. We had two teas and cakes for £4. I had the banana cake and my husband had the lemon drizzle cake. Both were delicious. Service was excellent inspite of the number of customers there today

This was our second visit to Sally's Place. My companion and I had decided to walk the length of the Malvern Hills. Instead of carrying sandwiches for our lunch we called in here and ordered strong coffee and a large ham salad brown roll. We were asked did we want extra mayo and onion. Then we were invited to take a seat and they brought the food to us. It was absolutely great and was most fortifying for our long walk. It set us up very nicely indeed. The staff couldn't have been more helpful. The place has a 5 star rating for hygiene and they prepared the food in front of us.

You always get a lovely cup of tea here, today we had cheese burgers and a cake afterwards, was all very nice the banter was excellent! And sallys Baps were huge! The burger Baps, apparently folks often make that comment! And me being a cheeky chappy I had to agree fully recommended. You'd get a better lunch here than across the road!! 5*

Best toasted tea cakes ever! Nice a crisp as toasted well with lashings of butter washed down with coffee or tea - just perfect. Brilliant stop off in the motorbike as well and for walks to base camp Malvern Hills.

We are frequently in the area and always stop for a cuppa and sometimes a rock cake ☺ The kiosk staff are always welcoming and the tea freshly brewed. The range of ice cream is mind - blowing and we can recommend the bacon baps. Well done Sarah and staff - keep it up.

This little green refreshment shack nestled been two of the Malvern Hills is a delight. Lovely helpful staff, good selection of home made cakes, hot and cold food, hot and cold drinks and even postcards on sale. They also have a massive selection of ice cream and sorbets. On dry summer days they even stay open to getting on for 7pm too. Limited outdoor seating and no free parking (side road has about six free parking spaces and the pay and display car park across the road is £4 per day or the same for even 10 minutes! ) Alway worth a visit if you're passing on foot whilst walking the hills.

After a fab family walk ice cream refreshments were needed! We were a big group all wanting ice cream so could've been a bit daunting to the owner who already had lots to do and serve lots of people. Yet, she couldn't have been more helpful or kinder in taking our order.

A welcome place to rest after a long walk across the southern Malvern Hills from the car park opposite the café. Coffee was good, and good value, while the homemade cakes are very good, and the range of ice cream flavours impressive. Pleasant place to sit as its away from the road too.

Sarah has created a reliable friendly vibrant cafe in an ideal spot. Tea for £1 and good cakes and wonderful ice cream. The dog gets a biscuit. Great honey to buy.

Perfect location whichever way you're walking the Malvern range. You descend to the British Camp car park and there it is, serving excellent tea, lovely ice cream and Rock buns to fuel you for the rest of the walk. How long they've been making them, I don't know, but they really hit the spot. It kind of defines the whole cafe - home made rock buns, still warm if you time it right, with no nasty plastic plates and clingfilm swathed around them. They are as fresh as the Malvern air.

We have visited "Sally's Place", (a popular food and drink kiosk located on the main road below 'British Camp' that has been there forever), on numerous occasions over the years for ice-creams, (they have delicious and unusual flavour options), cups of tea & coffee, cakes and pasties and it is always very good indeed. A warm Eccles Cake is super good! There are several large picnic tables with benches / chairs and large canopy umbrella's to sit under and shelter from the rain or suns rays while you enjoy your refreshments... Highly recommended and we'll be back again next May Bank Holiday when we make our annual trip to hike the Malvern Hills.

What a Wonderfull little family business on the foot of British camp!

Part way through an energetic walk on the Malvern Hills my wife and I happened on this welcoming cafe near the British Camp car park. It has outdoor seating with some that is covered. It serves hot and cold food and a choice of ice creams. We settled for the excellent home made cakes and tea and we shall certainly return.

A frequent sunday morning visitor. Tea and sausage bap a must on a hills walk. Always excellent. Rock cakes gd too

Huge breakfast baps, made to order, and served with a smile. Great start to a walk on the hills. Great variety of hot drinks, ice cream, cake. Other options for hot food

This is an excellent food outlet ideally positioned opposite the car park at British Camp and on the A449 Ledbury Road.