Style Acre at Savages in South Oxfordshire - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

I have been a regular visitor to this cafe over the years. It is effective in enabling young people with learning difficulties work experience, but I have noticed a drop in standards. When visiting today we found the bread in our sandwiches to be stale and the bacon had the texture of stiff leather which rendered it inedible. It is not somewhere that I shall patronise in future and cannot recommend it to others

Very disappointed there was no soup, no scones, no Greek salad. We ordered ploughman's for £8 each bit the meal was more like a child's portion we got half a white roll, half a handful of cheese, 3 slices of apple, a handful of salad, a pickled onion and about half a jar of sandwiche pickle (which took up most of the plate each). As it's at a garden centre and baker we thought we would have home made bread and pickled onions but everything was cheap and processed. It seemed like their main prerogative is making money as cheaply a possible

Awful breakfast, but thought we'd give it a try. The egg was like rubber, we took it back but it wasn't replaced. Sausages very chewy and bacon hard. I had a cheese scone and they must have microwaved it. Fine but it was too hot to eat and went hard. Complete waste of 16.00. Bad customer service.

Extremely disappointed - today I arrived at 3.10pm to order cake and drinks. My friend has very poor mobility and uses crutches so it had taken us both a long time to get in and out of the car any into the cafe. Closing time is advertised as 330. We were told that they were closed as they had 'sold out' (despite the counter being completely full of cakes and biscuits) that there was no-one there (!!) and that they had already cashed up, presumably therefore the decision had been taken to close at 3pm. My friend then had to struggle back to the car again to find an alternative that was still open. Completely wasted our time and made it impossible to visit somewhere else. Very poor customer service. You have lost two local and regular customers who would usually want to support you.

After a visit to the garden centre and the market/gift shop we popped in for a beverage. What a lovely surprise to have my tea served with a China cup and saucer. Very friendly staff. Delicious cakes and they offer light meals too. Recommended.

Excellent choice of cakes including gluten free options. This cafe is run to help people with learning disabilities and autism to gain work experience and confidence. The service was a bit slow but Henry serve us very well with a little help. There are signs advising you that the service may bit slow. The cake was delicious. Don’t be put off by previous comments.

We ordered a scone, cake (as no plain scones), and two coffees. Fairly quickly two coffees and cake arrived (no napkins, only 1 spoon, no smile) but no scone. We chased up the scone, were assured it was coming. Eventually, having finished coffees and cake, we had to ask for a refund for the non-appearing scone. Potentially good cafe let down by appalling service.

Called into Savages Garden centre for a coffee and sandwich while out for a walk. Tea shop was busy but not totally full. The guy serving did not give any indication that service would be a long wait. Ordered Bacon & egg sandwich and bacon roll with Tea. Tea took 10 mins to arrive, after 40 mins started to inquire where our food was, got no answer from server. After asking again 5 mins later got told 10 more mins. After 55 mins food arrived. The bacon was so over done it was properly cooked for the whole 55 mins. The sandwich was very soggy on the bottom and the roll was hard and appeared stale. This is a shame as I had hear food can be very nice here. But ours was not and the service sucks.

Been having breakfast here regularly for a couple of years now. It never disappoints. Staff are always very friendly even when very busy - which they often are. Despite recent price increase - like everywhere - it still offers great value. A very minor criticism, hash browns can be a bit stodgy.

Always a friendly welcome, Good quality products whatever you have, breakfast, lunch Or just coffee & cakes, and Reasonably priced

Our first visit to a lovely under rated garden centre, the board says Savages, parking available, no gazebos up and we had previously had lunch at the National Trust property down the road so did not visit the cafe area, but the shop prices were good for that type of fresh produce...lovely cabbages and veg, fruit, super tasty strawberries, cards and gifts. Well priced garden ornaments, pretty selection of colours in polyanthus and some other great finds.

Good quality breakfast and my friends liked their coffee and cake, lovely location although very limited inside seating, thankfully gazebo had heating though! Will visit again when it's warmer as will be lovely to sit outside

What a lovely hour or two we spent at this beautiful garden centre and cafe. All outdoor tables with plenty of space so feels extremely safe. All staff and visitors were wearing masks and we had very nice drinks. We didn't have food but it all looked very good. Highly recommended.

There is not much choice in Blewbury, but this is the best place we have found for a coffee or lunch stop.

Best bacon and sausage I’ve ever had. I real hidden gem this place. Staff nice and friendly, and atmosphere outside watching the world go by

I decided to try this establishment out as it was equidistant between Our group of friends. We decided for a breakfast meet ,and what a lovely surprise, a cosy place,such welcoming staff an excellent quality Breakfast & sarnie ,all locally sourced. The coffee was good too. We recommend them wholeheartedly, and look forward to investigating their range of other choices

Myself and two other retired gentlemen try to meet once each week for an hour for, a cup of tea,coffee or hot chocolate depending on our tastes on the day. we vary our locations but are irregular regulars at Savages, in addition to a friendly group of ladies behind the counter there is always a selection of excellent cakes to whet the appetite. Add to that a farm shop and a garden centre it is always worth a visit.

Our first visit to Savages and Just the Job for a cold January Sunday morning elevenses. Nice warm room with delicious food and drinks. Way above the run of the mill garden centre cafe. We visited the small garden shop, gift shop and provisions areas. Small areas but neatly displayed products on sale with a real emphasise on quality and design. The visit ticked all the boxes for me, you won't be disappointed.

Had breakfast here this morning and it was amazing. Good quality ingredients and sourced locally where possible. The team room is run by a charity giving people with learning disability’s the chance to work and gain new skills.

Popped in here for lunch on my way to a meeting. It was busy which I expected. But there were a couple of tables spare. Had hoped to get a late breakfast as I thought they did an all day breakfast but didn't seem to be on offer so I opted for halloumi panini and a juice. Very friendly service. About £8/9 for lunch, good value.It was OK. The panini nicely toasted but the filling very meagre, wafer thin halloumi a leaf or two of spinach and a pesto which I am now wondering whether that was veggie or not. But it was the side salad that was poor. Very wilted, brown on the edges and looked like it had been on the side for a few hours. Not great. Salad can be very dodgy if left in warm humid atmosphere (kitchen?) and I suffer from a very sensitive tummy. Didn't eat it and actually it spolit my lunch. Shame as I really support and admire the set up here. Didn't have time to raise it and shouldn't really have to. If someone leaves something on the plate do have a look to see if you can see why? Fresh, crisp salad makes all the difference. Disappointed.

Good people doing good things need to be rewarded! This is a great little cafe that does a good breakfast. Reasonably priced for a full breakfast, it is a much more pleasant alternative to others in the area.

We visited for the first time on the 11th April with family for breakfast. The staff were friendly and we all really enjoyed our breakfast, would definitely recommend and we will be back.

This lovely tea room has been set up and run by Style Acre, a local charity supporting adults with learning disabilities by providing work experiences and skills development within the tea room. The tea room has been such a success and provides the best cakes around as well as a selection of paninis, wraps, jacket spuds and an interesting specials board. Also breakfast choices in the morning. It has become a regular meeting place for us friends and never fails to please. The staff are friendly and helpful, the food is always freshly made to order. Sit in or outside, under cover or brave the elements! It's an added bonus that the tea room is situated in the grounds of Savages (family run garden centre) where you can buy fresh fruit and veg, have a bouquet of flowers made up and choose your plants for the garden with expert advice on hand.

Part of a family run garden centre which is excellent with really fresh vegetables to buy. Also sells plants in season and has a staff who can answer questions and give advice on looking after them. The staff in the tea room are very friendly and helpful.j

Staff friendly and you can top up with water free. Meals substantial and served well. Garden center next to it worth a visit for fresh veg and homemade bakes.

Excellent value and good choice of panini, sandwiches, quiche and jacket potatoes plus excellent selection of cakes. Very reasonably priced

Lovely food. The tea room is part of a garden centre which also has a small shop mainly selling fresh fruit and vegetables.

Nice and friendly to pop in for a cuppa good choice of cakes. Friendly staff after a look around garden centre

I've popped in here for breakfast a couple of times this year before business meeting nearby. It opens at 9am and they've found me on the doorstep before.

Popped in and realising it was lunch time decided to have the Bigger Breakfast ( I was that Hungry ), Fantastic the best sausages I've had with a bought breakfast in a long time. The cafe is run for the benefit of young people with learning difficulties and as such acts as a safe haven for those wishing to eat out with their own children with similar difficulties. Brilliant place well worth supporting.

Visited Wyevale at Chilton and finding that their cafe was so uninviting searched TA for alternatives. Savages was close by so gave it a try as the ratings were so good.

A lovely place to stop off mid walk for a drink and a slice of cake. All homemade cakes and good quality and variety.

Style Acre Tearoom provide job opportunities for individuals with learning difficulties within the cafe.

If you are in the area stop here. We had full English breakfast which was really tasty and great quality food. I even messed up my order and they fixed it without any question. Thank you Savages

Great initiative from Savages to work with local individuals who have learning difficulties and give them an opportunity to work. The cafe itself is very small and quaint and could perhaps do with an expansion so there are more seats but other than that it is a lovely place to come and have a quiet coffee and a cake - a much better cause than somewhere like costa!

Dropped in here for a coffee and food late morning. I had a very friendly welcome from several staff. I was too early for the lunch menu but still in time for breakfast/brunch. The menu offered a good veggie breakfast that came recommended by the young man on the till. Lovely smiley happy staff. Very attentive and plenty of them. A large Americano was brought to my table, thankyou. It was hot and good but not strong enough for me but I know my coffee tastes are a bit radical. Am sure for most people it would have been perfect.

Went there with a couple of friends for breakfast. We received a warm welcome and we're shown to our table. Good coffee. We ordered the full English breakfast and a breakfast roll. The breakfast arrived in good time and was delicious. I understand why this place is highly regarded.

Lovely nursery with the best cafe. Delicious cakes and savoury snacks. Plenty of vegetarian options. Great place to meet up for lunch

Very nice breakfast, cooked perfectly presented nicely quality products used friendly helpful staff in a nice clean environment

Good for breakfast , lunch and perfect for just coffee and cake, lovly setting to sit outside, very friendly staff just take your time and enjoy.

Este pequeño caffé es genial, la comida llega rápido y los alrededores son los niños, así como a

Comimos el desayuno como un grupo recientemente y la comida y el servicio como siempre era estupenda,

Si estás buscando un lugar estupendo para el café del desayuno, el almuerzo o el té de la tarde, entonces no busque más allá de este excelente lugar. Soy un granjero local - y mi regalo para mí es café o almuerzo aquí. También soy...

Cuando quiero conocer amigos no estoy cómodo esperando en un pub en mi propia. Así que este es un gran lugar para reunirse. La comida muy buena, las porciones generosas, personal amable. No comida rápida. e. Nada es preprared pero todos hechos a la orden....

Maravilloso ambiente, el personal es siempre amable y dispuesto a ayudar. Parece ser muy concurrido, incluso durante la semana y me encantaría ver la cafetería extendida!

One of my favourite places to visit with friends either during the week or weekends.The food never fails to impress. Generous portions, served with polite efficiency by lovely people.I love the ambience of the restaurant and the warm cosiness.Can't wait to visit again soon.

Having found that Pierrepoints café in Goring is not open on Sundays, we travelled to Blewbury instead and this turned out to be a great alternative. We had our lunch outside in the sunshine, and the children were excited about seeing a cockerel strutting past. My stilton and broccoli quiche arrive a little late as the others had almost finished their food, but it was very tasty and accompanied by a lovely salad. Staff very helpful, food is fresh, varied and reasonably priced and location is beautiful and convenient for walks on the Ridgeway.

I don't really like cakes but my husband and step daughter do and they looked good! Nice. To sit outside and the chicken begging food was a hit!

After a nice walk on the ridgeway we popped in Savages tea room . We had a very nice full enlist breakfast . All good quality ingredients and very tasty . Nice friendly staff as well . 10/10 styleacre

This was such a nice place. The service was so attentive and the food was excellent. We were very happy they were serving the Big Weekender (a big English breakfast) after 12 (they serve it until 2). The cappuccino was also very good. Will be back! The cafe is part of the garden centre so it was not really obvious where the cafe is. So just park and then ask someone.

The service at the cafe is always very good. The food range is suitable for the size of cafe and is well priced.Accept that this cafe is used for training staff and developing life skills and just wait patiently for your food and watch the chicken strut around the garden centre or let the kids play in the outside eating area.

We had a lovely lunch here. A wide choice of salads, baguettes, sandwiches etc. The quality of the food here is very good, my only criticism is that the salads are too large! I will have to forgo being healthy next time as the cakes look so delicious! Lovely staff. This concept of providing a training facility for people who might ordinarily have difficulty getting a job is laudable as well as raising much needed funds.Pleasant outside and inside seating. This is a well-run cafe and well worth supporting.

I am impressed by the range and quality of dishes available, but recently had a full breakfast where the bacon and sausages were far too salty for my taste. Service is quite efficient and the young people employed carry out their responsibilities cheerfully and diligently.

Amazing outside seating with extremely nice simple food very well done for a great cause with lot's of smiles. Garden area is also dog friendly. Highly recommend for afternoon tea

A nice friendly cafe. Good choices of food available and very quick service, even on a sunny bank holiday Monday! 2 cakes and 2 teas for under £7 was reasonable. Brownie a bit dry.

A lovely Garden Centre, family run with genuine horticultural interest. very good Goods and gift shop. The addition of the Cafe a couple of years ago added another dimension to the place making it a nice place to stop at as well as a good place for plants and gardening items.

Nice place for lunch/tea/snack. Busy but had a good atmosphere with helpful staff and food was nice and well presented.

I was taken to this place for the first time yesterday on a lunch break from the Harwell Campus - lovely food and homemade cake, and great value for money. The service was fantastic and prompt - I would recommend and will certainly be returning.

Been here a few times, the food is good, but it's a bit pricey. I don't like the jam they use for the scones, it's very cheap and nasty stuff in a sealed packet. Scones should be served with proper jam. Cooked breakfast is very good though, and many of the cakes are tasty too. Service is always very good.

Love this little wooden shed/cabin for a good, hearty English breakfast. Food is cooked fresh to order so can take a little time, but worth the wait. Generous portions. Friendly staff. Great crockery. Lovely cakes too!

Busy little cafe, lovely homemade battenburg cake and lovely latte. Cafe was done up for halloween and looked really good, activites for children and papers for adults to read, was busy but nice. Really nice for a trip out.

Crowded! Service slow but they make up for it with friendly atmosphere. Nice food but a bit expensive.

Our WI regularly meet here for coffee and a chat, ( & cake of course), wonderful staff, great coffee & cake, delicious lunches, breakfasts etc! The garden centre has super plants & pots, and the fruit and veg in shop are always good!

Whenever We go to Savages Shop & Garden Centre we always use Style Acre at Savages for a drink & bite to eat. This lovely Log Cabin Cafe ticks all the right boxes. Good Food, Friendly Staff and Reasonable Prices.Another good reason to use this cafe is that its run by Style Acre for people with learning dificulities. So most of the profits go to this local Charity.

Invited by my daughter to join them for breakfast 14th Feb, never been there before on arrival found this log cabin type hut close to the garden centre, when I went in though I was greeted very warmly by at least two of the staff, the cafe was nice and warm and very clean and bright, I ordered the full English, which took about 15 minutes to arrive, it was certainly a good hearty meal, egg bacon sausage tomato beans mushrooms with two toast butter and marmalade, a very good portion nicely cooked and presented, the only faults where the sausages were overdone and I do like my egg runny, but still a nice meal and for £6-95 well worth the money, also the cup of tea served by the pot with a nice China cup and saucer, lovely. Certainly recommend this nice little cafe.

We often visit this little cafe, usually after a walk around the pretty village of Blewbury or a trip to the play park opposite. Lovely for snacks and light meals served by friendly people. Savages is a very good garden centre, with a good farm shop. It all makes for a pleasant trip out.

I have visited this place many times since it has been open. Style Acre has a lovely friendly atmosphere, the food is great value for money and always very good and tasty.

This café is run for and by people with learning difficulties. The food and snack are well prepared and presented. The café is situated along side Savages fresh veg and fruit shop that also sports a small garden centre selling good value plants and shrubs. There is outdoor seating overlooking the garden centre. In our opinion this is worth a visit as one will gain the best of both worlds!

This little tearoom is a delight! lovely staff, beautiful setting in Savages fruit, flower & veg shop, plenty of parking, comfortable seating, both inside and out, great coffee, superb food, the staff are all very efficient, most of them are volunteers, and they all do a great job! It does close at 4 o'clock, i can recommend the paninis and jacket potato options, and the breakfast is only served til 11, so worth going early for that!

I love this little cafe. They have good coffee and nice home made cakes and cookies. Nice to sit after a visit to the farm shop. Or sometimes after a visit to the nearby park, we go for a hot chocolate.

All I can say is ditto to the previous reviewer. Have visited on a few occasions & always found food & drink of a good standard with effecient service. There is also an outside seating area - weather permitting! One thing to mention is the tea room closes at 4pm.

Title says it all really. The cafe is located in the grounds of Savages farm shop. Plenty of parking, good unfussy food, nicely presented, friendly staff. And then there's the shop too. Will return.