Small Talk Tearooms in Cotswold

Renamed Mrs. Rolt's Tearoom now. Very small and quaint in the lovely village of Bourton-on-the-Water. Welcoming and friendly, another family arrived around the same time and were accommodated even with a stroller, as it was quiet.

Joyce and the team were accommodating and very friendly. Food is good and very affordable. Place is warm and cozy. Highly recommended. Definitely will come back .

Small Talk Tea Rooms is a lovely little café. I popped in with a friend for a coffee. Their oat milk latte was made very well and the new owners made everyone feel very welcome. It was the new owners first day of running the tea room by themselves. When I'm back in Bourton-on-the-Water, I'll definitely be visiting again. 🙂

Excellent tradition tea room in a stunning location. Food was lovely and the staff friendly and helpful. Had to wait a short while whilst for our food but this is because it’s all served fresh. Fine for us as we want to enjoy the ambience of this charming little tea room and not have a nuke and run lunch. Reasonable prices too We will definitely return.

Open whilst some others have closed for the winter this tea room is primary catering for the passing tourist. A warm friendly welcome from the staff as we dived in during a rain shower and a menu of tearoom basics. Our food was ok, nothing special, and an accompanying “side salad” of lettuce, red onion and a quarter of a hard tomato was poor. If you want a quick bite, of something unprepossessing, then fine. If you want quality ingredients look elsewhere.

We had lovely lunch The best lasagne I have had So nice to have a good service Even when they are run off their feet

Julia and staff were very friendly and helpful. Didn’t have to wait very long for our food which was cheese and mushroom omelette and a macaroni cheese. All cooked to perfection by Henry. This place is definitely worth a visit. Will certainly come again.

Very nice freshly prepared breakfast for around £10. Toasties also very nice. Tight for space. Staff friendly. Dog friendly.

Friendly staff. Had a good sized jacket potato with beans and cheese. Quick service and good decor. Despite being hot outside inside temperature was comfortable.

Lovely, cosy little tea rooms with a solid lunchtime menu. Bonus of air conditioning on a scorchio day plus the excellent waitress sounded like Eddie from Ab Fab as she called you Darling - love it!!

Food was fine, service absolutely apoorling. 30p for a glass of tap water. £3.30 for a small cup of filter coffee. Asked for milk which I had ordered book 5 mins to return with. Coffee was Luke warm. Server was pretty rude. Will never go back.

We visited this tearoom/restaurant on a very busy day, but did not have to wait too long to be seated. The cream tea came with lovely scones, warmed a little, but with no butter and we were not offered a choice of jam. Nevertheless, the whole ensemble was very good, and we left feeling well satisfied. There was an outside area too, but the atmosphere was better inside. I am sure Miss Marple would have been very happy here!

A great place for breakfast my wife and daughter went twice and i went once great soup,,toasties and the full English breakfast was lovely

We so loved this tearoom, we went there multliple times while we were in the Cotswolds. Their gluten free options for tea were OUTSTANDING. Cannot wait to return this fall!!

Can’t praise this lovely little tea shop enough, Really friendly and helpful lovely owners/staff Look forward to returning

This is a 4.75 review, bit slow on service but they tell you in advance, so no problems there. Also I only give 5 for wow factor. Otherwise it would be a 5. Great food, lovely staff usually always full so hard to get in, glad we came in early. Traditional tearoom. Lovely experience, keep up the amazing work!

Good lunch here today - ciabatra fishfinger sandwich and tuna baked potato - small cafe but aksi has courtyard outside - loved it

Called in for lunch today on our annual trip to Bourton on the Water. It’s a lovely quaint place to eat , my friend and l ordered jacket potatoes which were delicious and thoroughly enjoyed by my friend and l , however when the bill...

Fantastic friendly service,excellent prices food was outstanding very clean and really nice atmosphere dogs welcome and toilets spotless

What a cute place!! The food was fabulous, the staff were lovely and all go above and beyond! So much hard work goes into these places, and this place deserves it all. Would recommend to anyone who visits Bourton on the water if it’s breakfast,...

Had a very good full English breakfast but did have to wait quite a while. We were warned beforehand that a table of 7 & a table of 5 had also ordered the breakfasts before us. They were apologetic but we had been prepared to...

Small but just right for a snack lunch. We had toasties and coffee but there was plenty of other snacks to choose.

Had a toasted sandwich in this warm and friendly establishment. Just what we wanted. We shall visit again if we are in the area.

Visited for lunch and it was superb. I had Brie, bacon and cranberry toasted sandwich which was very tasty and filling. My wife had an omelette which was of good size and she really enjoyed it. Service was friendly and efficient. It’s only a small...

Whilst not a massive place four of us were made very welcome with our dog. Excellent food, but the best big was the lovely service : and a couple of “special” treats for our Airedale Terrier!

We visited Smalltalk this afternoon. They went above and beyond. My wife, brother in law and his wife and I could not have been happier. One of our party is disabled and was treated with the utmost respect. The food was excellent and the service...

We had a delicious lunch here. Nothing fancy, just good homemade food, sensible portion sizes at a reasonable price. The staff were delightful. Overall, we would go back in a flash!

A trip to Bourton on the Water on a soggy Sunday left me looking for somewhere to enjoy a pot of tea and a teacake. I was met with a wonderfully warm welcome and given a free choice of the empty tables, despite being on...

A gem we found by accident. Great food, gluten free options for me, and lovely owners. We went back 3 times in one week.

We popped in for a quick lunch and this place didn't disappoint. Yes it was a bit crowded as there's not a lot of room, but it didn't feel bad - it was cosy and still spaced out enough that you didn't feel like you...

Can't praise these tearooms highly enough. The tables were spotless and there was hand sanitiser on each one. The service was faultless, a rare thing these days. Our teacakes and coffee were wonderful.

Visited as passing through and had a full English. Service great, freshly cooked breakfast. Will visit again!

Very friendly staff, food was nice. Marked down because they charge 30p service charge for tap water and decaff tea or coffee is more than the regular version. If the weather is good, it's nicer to eat in the courtyard although you will have to...

On a day out with friends. stopped here for a bite of lunch . Jacket potatoes and a panini- tasty food. Really lovely toffee cake. The only negative comment was the extremely low toilet! It seemed 'child size'. I have mobility issues, so did find...

Wonderful big pot of tea and tasty scones, jam and cream. Nice atmosphere and staff very helpful and friendly. Definitely worth another visit.

Had two nice cream teas and a ham and cheese panini today having a break between looking around gift shops. We were told when we arrived there might be a bit of a delay as the chef was catching up with orders so not a...

5 star environment in the rear garden, 4 star for food but overall 1 star because our experience was ruined by an unhelpful and rude waitress with a bad attitude and tone. She was unwilling to accommodate a group of 8 adults plus 1 baby....

We nipped in for a Mocha which was hot but lacking and coffee from our point of view and was more like hot chocolate. The prices are of course tourist prices, so not cheap and the Covid signage is a little over the top… Very...

Looked lovely and was busy we took note of the possible 30minute wait time for food over lunchtime. We ordered 2 coffees and a pot earl grey tea. I would expect a tearoom to serve fresh tea leaves in a pot, but sadly it was...

This place is excellent for afternoon tea. The staff is super friendly and welcoming. The food and cream tea are absolutely delightful. A must go in the Cotswolds.

Very busy jubilee weekend but staff were brilliant and made us feel welcome and food was great -I wanted a cream tea -fantastic,and husband wanted sandwich-both happy but mainly just thought service was so good-definitely go back as soon as we can

Popped in for lunch , waited seconds to be seated and ordered food very quickly . I had a ploughman’s which was delicious - staff were very friendly and chatty . Will definitely come back in the future Lots of reviews on here about the...

The coffee and cakes were yummy, but the place is super small and no toilets (there are public toilets nearby). Service wasn’t that polite - we were told unceremoniously to use hand sanitizer which, while ok I guess, is a bit ott at this present...

Called into this tea room with my husband. We were shown to the last remaining table. I was just about to remove my coat, when the lady who had shown us to the table asked us if we would move to another table and share...

Quickly popped in for a cup of tea and a small bite to eat. We were seated promptly as it was after the lunch rush. We had tea for 2 a toasted tuna sandwich and jacket potato with chilli. Each came with a very small...

Called here for lunch during our break this week. Lovely food. Friendly staff. Would definitely eat here again

Both the ladies were super efficient and kind on a very busy lunchtime and we were impressed with the service. Food was good tearoom fair. Whilst it was made clear that the toilets were out of action, when we entered, I am appalled to read in the management’s reply to another review that the toilets have been withdrawn for the long term due to COVID. Small talk is a small cafe with tables close together and wholly unsuitable for anyone who is seriously vulnerable, so this precaution is misplaced, especially in February 2022. Would have been a 5 if the toilets had been open.

Excellent coffee/tea/cake stop. Very impressed with the fact they were still keeping on top of Covid-19 sanitisation procedures, including staff wearing masks and hand gel as soon as you walk in the door. Some establishments have long forgotten about these things and to us with extremely vulnerable members in our group it means a lot. Thank you

This is a busy tea room even during the tourist low season however we were keen to get a seat as this tea room offered gluten free scones and cakes unlike some other of the local tea rooms.The waitress was very kind and found us a seat after a few attempts as she knew we were struggling to find a tea room that offered GF options.The scones really nice and served with jam, cream and a pot of tea. Cream tea was £5 each. It was an additional £1 for gluten free.

We went in days running and it was great. Home cooked food done well. First day I had crumpets with cheese on and it hubby had a ploughman’s it’s really reasonable price wise and. Lovely little place for a quick lunch defo recommend

We popped in for a coffee and sandwich as passing through this area. The tearoom is small and in this covid world felt claustrophobic. I ordered a sandwich to be told they didn't have that one. We then ordered two toasted sandwiches which we thought were distinctly average. Thin cheap sliced bread. My filter coffee was in a small cup and everything was overpriced. As we were waiting for food a couple came in and didn't wait to be seated as the large stop sign said. The lady serving the next table rolled her eyes, made a comment to them about these customers. Not really very professional!The ladies on another table then asked to use the toilet. They were told that the toilet wasn't working but they could use public toilets up past two shops. They weren't impressed.We left just after and another lady had left a table to use the toilet. I arrived behind her and she was stressed to find out it cost 30p and she hadn't got her money as it was in the cafe with her husband. She said they hadn't told her about the charge and we certainly were not told either. Luckily I had a spare 30p for her.Smalltalk tearooms for me is a place that rests on the fact that this is a tourist area. Overpriced, cramped and very average quality. Looking at other reviews I see the toilet has actually has been out of action for along time. Why not put a notice up ? Meet time I am in the area will check out somewhere else.

A lovely lunch on a Wednesday in late January. Friendly staff, good menu, excellent value. Just lovely. Highly recommended !

Visited today and were made welcome. The jacket potatoes were very good and the tea excellent. However, when we asked where the toilets were we were told they were out of action at the moment and we would have to use the public toilets up the road at a cost of 30p, but they were “very nice”. If we didn’t have 30p the cafe could give it us and then add it to the bill! So, after our visit, we went to said public toilets to be told by the woman looking after them that the cafe toilet had been out of action for about a year, with various excuses given. How do they get away with this? It’s not good enough for premises serving food and drink not to provide toilet facilities. I see from a review on here from December that the toilets were out of order then a it seems there has been no action taken.

Not usually one to leave a review however today after visiting the Smalltalk Tearoom for the first time, I have to share the experience. On entering there was an awkward vibe about the place, kinda like you're an inconvenience for being there. No working toilets at the time either was told to go up the road if you needed the toilet. Milkshake arrived and it was the worst milkshake I have ever tasted in my life. The food arrived (jacket potato) and it was rock hard in the middle. I asked for some butter spread to go with it and the waitress didn't have a clue what I was asking for. Again, really awkward... We left without finishing our food and drinks and wish we'd gone elsewhere. My advice would be to walk about and find somewhere else.

After a terrible experience at ANOTHER local tearoom this place couldn’t have been further from that! Service was fast, friendly and the food superb! I’ll be recommending this to local friends and family, and when I’m in the area we’ll be sure to pop in! Thank you for your warm welcome, a good giggle at my expense (being 6’5” in a “tiny” cafe), absolutely wonderful! The mince pie was delicious, a nice orange flavour coming through … with just the right amount of cream (after much arm twisting!!). I didn’t know I had going to want a crumpet rarebit when I woke up in the morning, but by-heck … just the ticket! 6 stars, a must try if you’re in the area!!

3 of us went in for a quick snack on Saturday. They were very busy but so organized great tasting food lovely staff, clean and lots of lovely things to look at. Will be visiting again when in that lovely village.

Absolutely lovely tearoom. Friendly service and the apple crumble pie with hot caramel sauce was one of the best sweet treats I’ve eaten in a long time! Will definitely return on our next Cotswolds visit!

This cafe served me a meal which I then realised I could not eat due to an allergy. Having literally not touched any part of the food, I asked to change my order. At the end of the meal, I was then forced to pay for the meal which I had not (and could not) eat. This is outrageous and unacceptable, not to mention the rude manner in which I was spoken to by staff. If I had wanted to pay for two meals, I would have eaten two meals. Ridiculous.

The menu in the cafe is small and very traditional which allows the staff to very efficiently deliver exactly what you need in a lunch.We were in and out within 40 minutes on a very busy Saturday, having enjoyed one of the best omelettes I have ever tasted. Their no fuss approach and highly organised team run the place like clockwork. Hats off to you!

Visited Bourton as part of long weekend. Been several times over the years but had our "middle aged" daughter with us this time. Amazingly she had never been to Bourton before and was totally enthralled. Dropped into Smalltalk for drinks and snacks late afternoon and was delighted to round off our visit with this "so English" tearooms. Staff were so nice and helpful. We sat in the main cafe area not the yard and just loved the feeling of a traditional English tearoom. Hope this place thrives and we will definitely be back next time we are down the Cotswolds. Thank You Smalltalk.

Lovely small tea room which is cramped/ cosy but full covid measures in place so you feel safe. Nice menu and reasonably priced. Food was lovely.Staff work incredibly hard.

Small Talk was such a cosy cafe with delicious cream tea. We had to return again before we went home! Portion sizes were perfect and the outdoor seating area was beautiful.

Traditional tea shop serving honest good quality food and drinks in the heart of this most picturesque of Cotswold villages. Family run. Personal and pleasant service.

Thoroughly enjoyed beautifully cooked and well presented Lasagne & salad lunch in a delightful setting. Extensive selection to tempt the taste buds! Very friendly and welcoming staff. Always busy , a very good sign! Thank you to Henry and Julia the lovely owners for looking after Ann & Pat so very well

Very caring waiting staff, extremely well run and moderately priced, excellent home-made food. We would gladly return.

What a popular and busy cafe! Popped our heads through in the main cafe and it was waiting time and a queue so had a look out the back and found a spare table in the courtyard. What a lucky find!A varied menu covering all tastes and dietary requirements. Smashing staff who were charming and attentive. A little wait having given our order yet we enjoyed sitting in the fresh air and admiring the hanging baskets while chatting to the people next to us on the next table with their dog. Lovely atmosphere here.A great toasted sandwich, plenty of filling and nicely presented. Worth a visit - enjoy!

Best breakfast I’ve had for a long term. Lovely outside courtyard. Very nice lady serving the food. Highly recommend

Came here today purely for a Cream Tea after searching over the village to find somewhere! This place was absolute find and we were delighted to be able to get a table! A fantastic cream tea with plenty of cream and a jar of Tiptree jam (the best!). The menu was really varied and had something to suit everyone. Staff were friendly and really helpful.

A lovely little hidden gem. Everyone makes you feel very welcome and nothing's too much trouble. The food was so good, we returned just about daily while we stopped in Bourton on the Water. Can't recommend it highly enough. Thank you and see you next time we're here.

Lovely setting. Very friendly and helpful staff. Good food at good prices and quick service. Hubby had full English breakfast which he thoroughly enjoyed.

The Small Talk is a little gem of a tea room. The staff, Susan was a very helpful waitress, she could not be faulted. Covid-19 procedure were fully in place and the staff were right on top of it. With masks and hand gel to be used when entering the tea room. Service was super fast with reasonable prices. Give it a go you will not be disappointed its a solid 10 from me. Mike

We were desperate for a cup of tea and found this lovely little tearoom where in a lovely little courtyard we had a cream tea which was super.The waitress was very friendly and efficient.We liked it so much we went back the next day for seconds!

Visited Small Talk twice during our week stay in Bourton-On the Water. Friendly service, nice setting. First time I had the fried breakfast and thought it to be one of the best I'd ever had. My wife had Omlette and enjoyed that too. Next time we both had an omlette and again they were enjoyable. I also appreciated that both times I asked for hot milk with my coffee which they happily did and not everywhere does + it tasted almost as good as my own coffee so thumbs up.Shame its long way from where we live so won't be able to visit again.

The tearoom is in a lovely courtyard, very nice location off the beaten track. The staff were friendly and quickly bought our drinks. We waited and waited for our food, we were worried as our parking was getting close to running out. Our food arrived 45 mins after our drinks and we had to rush.The food was ok, but the experience was tarnished by the incredibly long wait.

Probably the worst lasagna I have ever had. The sauce was sweet like me it contained ketchup. No meat content and wet gooie pasta. The centre was cold and the outside hot but I waited so long I couldn’t be bothered to send it back. My husband ordered scrambled eggs on toast which arrive 15 minutes before my lasagna. His meal was a bit better than mine but it was also cold and the scrambled egg was wet. We over heard the waitress say to the manager that some else had complained and she replied ‘Well they eat most of it and they paid and that’s what matters”No one asked if our meal was ok. It wasn’t busy either so it wasn’t like they were under pressure. Very very disappointing.

Hate leaving a not-so-good review but honesty is what it is all about.First the good: two ladies serving could not have been more pleasant - wonderful.Then the bad: I know they were quite busy but a 45 minute wait and then the meals not together is not really acceptable.The average: chilli & rice were OK but the garnish was forgotten! My partner had a bacon & brie toasted sandwich with a side salad which was quite good. Coffee had arrived as soon as we ordered so was drunk by the time the meal arrived although we did have 2 glasses of water.

Re-visited this lovely tea room with my daughter who had never been. My husband and I used to visit at least 4 times a year but under the current circumstances we find ourselves in, have only managed to come twice in the last 12 months. My daughter and I were not disappointed, either by the food, or the warm welcome. We had a lovely lunch of toasted sandwich & my daughter had a very generous jacket potato. It was so nice to find it still there, and still the same lovely people running it - well done - I look forward to coming back with my husband in the not too distant future.Visited Monday 24 May

Popped in for an early lunch and managed to find two tables in 'the courtyard' to seat our party of five. Orders taken and drinks brought reasonably quickly. One table had their food served first and within 15 mins or so, but the second table then waited another 15 mins for theirs so I guess the kitchen works on a table-by-table basis even if there's multiple tables in a group. We ordered various items - sandwiches, omelettes, mac & cheese and paninis - and all was of a good standard albeit it a little lacking in flavour in the case of the mac & cheese and toasted bacon & brie sandwich. Pricing was sensible.

Called in for takeaway sandwich. Had the breakfast version. Shocked to find it was £7.40, almost as much as a full English breakfast at the same establishment! Overpriced. Nice cheese scones.

Lovely little tearoom away from the busy main street. So peaceful sitting in the courtyard with our little dog. Tea, scones and cakes were delicious. Thank you!

Popped in today for a light lunch and a nice warm drink. The cafe was full when we arrived so we were asked if we wanted to wait about 10 minutes outside, which we did. When our table was free we went in, followed the sanitising routine and were seated in a lovely window seat. Our food arrived very quickly and it was absolutely delicious. We were extremely impressed with the service, food and atmosphere and would thoroughly recommend this lovely little tea room

Such a lovely place, the workers were incredibly kind and the atmosphere very cosy. We strongly raccomand the scones, they are the best we've ever tried!

This is a small place with friendly service and nice food. I went for cheese and onion toastie with coke. No complaints whatsoever. I would definitely return

Pasamos aquí para almorzar durante nuestra estancia de una semana en Bourton. Ojalá hubiéramos logrado una segunda visita.Cálido y acogedor con excelente cumplimiento de las regulaciones de Covid.Tuve la lasaña y mi esposo no pudo resistir el pastel de chocolate casero para su almuerzo. Ambos eran hermosos y una taza de té muy agradable también.Las señoras que trabajaban eran encantadoras y era un placer estar en una tienda de té tan tradicional. Tienen una buena selección de sándwiches y más, bien vale la pena visitarlos si estás en la zona.

Usamos este encantador salón de té cuando vivimos en la zona de 1984 a 1987 y siempre nos encantó. Visitamos cada vez que regresamos a la zona y, aunque la propiedad ha cambiado, el estándar es tan excelente como siempre. Nos encantó nuestro bollo de crema y el té de hoy y esperamos que no pase mucho tiempo antes de que volvamos.

Pequeña y pintoresca tienda de té en la calle principal. Pasamos por un almuerzo ligero y conseguimos un buen asiento junto a la ventana. El servicio fue educado. El té con crema era agradable con un bollo fresco y un valor razonable en 5. También tomamos una sopa que asumimos que era casera, ya que estaba catalogada como "sopa del día". Desafortunadamente, nos decepcionó mucho esto ya que no era casero y obviamente era una sopa enlatada de baja calidad. No valía la pena terminar y no valía la 4. 95 - Felizmente hubiera pagado esto si fuera casero.Una sugerencia humilde sería un menú más pequeño y menos variado con opciones más frescas.

Fui a este salón de té ayer. En la entrada había un cartel que decía que esperaran aquí y alguien vendría a nosotros. Esperamos y esperamos. Había dos camareras entrando y saliendo de la habitación y ninguna de ellas miró, al final mi esposa se acercó a la caja y preguntó si había una mesa libre. ¿No habría sido amable y un buen servicio al cliente si nos hubieran reconocido en la puerta? ¿No quieren clientes? Es un bonito salón de té, comida normal, pero no volveremos a ir allí.

My wife and I called in for a cream tea. Good choice as it was absolutely wonderful. A very popular cafe, so be prepared to have to wait for a table. I would certainly eat there again. Thanks guys for a lovely service.

Smalltalk Tearooms es un pequeño salón de té encantador y acogedor, tuvimos la suerte de conseguir una mesa ya que era un día ajetreado en Bourton on the Water y el salón de té en sí solo tiene unas pocas mesas.El personal es muy amable, atento y el servicio fue rápido. Almorzamos, así como té con crema y todo fue muy agradable. No me puedo quejar de nada y volvería felizmente de nuevo.

Fui a un almuerzo ligero con la familia. El personal y la comida eran agradables, pero había un poco de vidrio en la papa de la chaqueta de mi hijo, y aunque estaban felices de hacerle una nueva y fueron agradables al respecto, me sorprendió que no lo hubieran quitado de la cuenta, o al menos le quitaron su segundo batido, que solo le permitimos tomar ya que tuvo que esperar su pedido nuevamente (las patatas asadas parecieron tardar un poco), y tuvimos que pedir el segundo batido dos veces. No hay factura detallada y parecía caro para lo que teníamos. Como la comida sabía bien, puedo vivir con eso, pero me pregunto si el servicio al cliente hubiera sido mejor si hubiéramos sido locales.

The small inner courtyard is a hidden delight. I had a ham and cheese omelette. Very very good and also extremely filling. Nicely prepared and good value. A really good find. First class venue,

We came for breakfast twice, and a brunch type meal.Ordered lemon and sugar pancakes each time - fresh off a proper griddle, amazing crepes, i would walk from home in the north east to eat these again.We also had some crumpets and a round of toast with jam, and an afternoon tea.Lovely coffees. We sat in the courtyard at the rear, as we had our dog with us. It was perfect, and a lovely quiet spot in this busy town to relax!

Pequeño café encantador con un lindo patio escondido en el bullicioso Bourton on the Water. Tiene un pequeño menú que sirve tés con crema, tortillas, sándwiches y patatas asadas.Teníamos una ciabatta de dedo de pescado y una baguette de tocino / queso. Todos los cuales fueron cocinados frescos, decentemente presentados y servidos con una sonrisa. Vale la pena una visita.

Had tea and scones. absolutely delicious, inexpensive. Staff were lovely, friendly, everything was thoroughly cleaned in between customers. Highly recommended

Amazing little tearoom! The service by all staff was excellent, soup, cream tea and Victoria sponge all delicious! Could not fault and cannot wait to return for another delicious lunch!

Called into this place for a cream tea and a sit down. All staff were observing Covid rules. We had the Cream Tea, the Scone was moist and very tasty. The tea was refreshing and tasted good. All in all a very nice experience i would not hesitate to go here again and perhaps have lunch... We look forward to out next visit

Had lunch here and enjoyed it toasted sandwiches and a coffee excellent followed by good made Victoria sponge lovely Well priced and good food and service

We had a cream tea here which was lovely. We sat outside in a little square which was very quiet and we had the best homemade scones. Staff were lovely too and all very clean.

A really lovely little tea room in the very centre of the beautiful Village. We found the staff super friendly and everything is cooked while you wait so It’s lovely and fresh. Would certainly go back again - hopefully very soon! Was super hot today - needed an ice cream or two!!! There is plenty to do in Bourton on the Water - lots for kids. Lots of Parking in a pay and display just a 5 minute walk away from village. Plenty of bed and breakfast accommodation for an overnight stay. I Can definitely recommend a visit.

Very clean , nice and cosy , staff nice but let down by cheap quality food , poor quality ham and powdery lasagna , very greasy and inedible , drinks were ok Such a shame as lovely decor and setting ... could be a 5/5 if improvements were made to the food quality , will not be returning , we wondered why all tea rooms and cafes were crowded and busy and this place had plenty of empty tables .... now we know why !!!