Sugar N’ Spice in Wychavon

You would not think a restaurant could get a cream tea wrong but Sugar ‘N’ Spice did. First off the price of £7 for a scone & tea was probably one of the most expensive ones I’ve seen. The waitress wasn’t very friendly & made a big issue of charging 35p extra for Earl Grey tea. (the bill later was written out for 70p extra each). The current scone (didn’t get a choice of current or plain) came out slightly warm but doughy in the middle. Possibly caused by heating up in the microwave then just fell to pieces when cut & trying to put jam & cream on. The strawberry jam must have been the cheapest possible jam you could buy. The clotted cream came out in 2 opened individual Roddas clotted cream tubs such as you would find in a supermarket which was fine. However, they were half full & looked very much like the little plastic tubs had been reused, washed out badly because there was a dirty ridge line of old cream towards the top of the plastic pot & refilled. The only saving grace was the Earl Grey tea which was good & the extra 70p was deducted off the bill when questioned. Can’t say I would return or recommend visiting based on that visit.

Welcoming. All on one level so wheelchair accessible. Good breakfast menu and lunch menu. Steak pie wow. Not the largest breakfast but nice.

Popped in here for some lunch while visiting Pershore. Greeted by a very friendly young lady who also took our order. All day breakfast and a panini. Both were cooked well but small portions for what they charge. The cafe is quite old and dated and could definitely do with a lot of tlc. When we went to pay, an older lady came over, took our ticket and keyed it in to the till. Said ‘card?’ Then held up the card machine. At no other point did she say a word. No ‘how was everything’ etc. & showed no interest in us being there. We felt like an inconvenience to her. Don’t know if she’s the owner but certainly no customer service awareness. Won’t be returning.

Have to say we had a good full breakfast but expensive. However the coffee cups are small and at over £3 per cup this not good value. There is plenty of competition in the High Street

Popped in for a quick lunch with a friend. Ordered one minestrone soup and one leek and potato soup with a sourdough roll and butter. These were offered as ‘soup of the day’ at £6.50 a go. I was a bit surprised when the so- called minestrone was set before me. It was a brown liquid with what looked like bits of rehydrated onion floating about in it. I queried this as I was expecting a bowl of real minestrone. The waitress argued with me and let slip that it had “ said on the box that it was minestrone”. I asked her to confirm what she said - that it was reconstituted powder and not made from fresh ingredients on the premises. My friend commented that her leek and potato soup had no recognisable taste - that was made from reconstituted powder as well. Then came all the excuses about the kitchen being very small and they could not make a pot of real soup. Also the bread rolls were not sourdough at all - just basic rolls that had been heated in a microwave - the characteristic rubbery texture was a giveaway there. We were very unhappy that this otherwise perfectly nice cafe on Pershore High Street would even think of offering such a miserable lunch on a cold winter day and having the cheek to charge such a high price.

A little sad and depressing on entry. We sat on the tired sofa with a low table. Cushions are all very flat. Behind us was a wall divder hiding something, but the cafe feels in need of love and attention. The menu is basic but I'm happy with that. All printed on paper on your table with specials too. It's not clear but table service is offered. Service was so slow I went to the kiosk and was promptly told to sit back down. Not only was the waiter service very slow, when the person took our order, which was coffee and a fryup x2, she never asked how we wanted our eggs cooked or whether we wanted a large coffee. She did offer a choice of bread. Filter coffee is £3.05 and cappuccino is about £3.25. Coffee is not great, very dull. And very small cups. The food arrived quickly and on large oval plates but all looked extremely sad. The beans were like sludge in a container, x2 sausages very dark, x2 crispy bacon, black pudding, one poached egg, a teaspoon of (boiled?) mushrooms and teaspoon of semi-cooked, oily potatoes and a slice of granary bread which had already been buttered (again, not offered unbuttered) The bacon, bread and black pudding were the only tasty things on the plate. The sausages were left because they were cheap, tasteless and overcooked. The mushrooms were soggy, the potatoes greasy, egg over cooked. All in all, for £10.50 you get a far nicer experience elsewhere I'm saddened to say. No waiter asked us if everything was ok, and I think I would have been honest had they have asked. I asked for brown sauce and it must have been the cheapest decanted bottle of sauce available from the wholesalers. It tasted as nasty as it looked. Think gloopy cinnamon. The ambience is sad, with very little on the shelves of this once thriving farm shop cafe, it makes me angry that I wasted nearly £30 and countless calories on this food. I wanted to love it, but I know so many better places to eat on Pershore high street with better quality coffee and food for the same price. Very disappointed.

Have used this cafe before for a coffee. In the past it was marginally ok but my friends liked to meet there so I went too. It’s definitely getting worse. Food poor quality and therefore overpriced for what you get. A toasted sandwich was £8.95 and essentially 2 beige slices of processed bread, a bit of bagged salad chucked on the side with sweaty tasteless bacon and Brie on the inside. Nothing like a nice crisp toastie should be. The outdoor seating area is tired and furniture in need of some tlc. The service wasn’t great, food slammed down and no glasses brought with the bottles of cold drinks. Overall there are far nicer places to eat and have a decent coffee in Pershore, so this has been my final visit to sugar and spice.

We enjoyed a lunch of toasties and crumpets with cheese. All food was excellent, and teas served with tea pot and pot of hot water too. We sat in a cosy section of the cafe which was intimate and suitable for chatting.

All three of us had a full English and it was great and a generous portion ! Coffees were also lovely and came included in the price of the meal. We sat outside and had a lovely time as the umbrellas sheltered us from the downpour!! - staff were accommodating and all very kind :)

If you need a cafe with plenty of space to manoeuvre, this is for you. If you want simply but reliable fare, they have you covered. Nothing was impressive, but it also was a long way from bad. Seems to be a reliable workhorse cafe.

We arrived at 1.45 and tried to order the lunchtime special cottage pie - which had sold out. Asked for the "All Day Breakfast" and were told that "we're not doing that". Settled for a steak pie and a chile con carne. Steak pie contained only gravy and a few shreds of something - accompanied by a sad and wilted salad garnish. Chile dry and miniscule served on some dry reheated rice. That with a coffee and a cup of tea came to £21. Awful. Avoid.

I went here on a recent trip out and i felt sorry for the young lady cook. She was rushed off her feet, being spoken to like a piece of poo on a shoe, tutted at by the old hag in kitchen with her. I saw the said staff member in the street, and I was absolutely gobsmacked. Saving baked potatoes for days on end once cooked, cooking vegatarian breakfasts in the same pan as normal breakfasts, using carrots that have slime on them so as not to waste them, tipped customers unused milk into a jug and re using it. How is this place even open?? The toilet facilities are a disgrace and the young waitresses are always looking so sad as they get treated like a slave. The owner should be ashamed of herself. Trying to finish coffee and the snotty women out of the kitchen hoovering up to try and get rid of me! I wont be visiting this place again and i certainly wont reccomend it to others.

Staff unfriendly, treated you like naughty school children! Food pathetic and over priced! It just doesn't cut it as a quaint tea shop! The whole place is dowdy and needs a refurb!

This is one of a number of refreshement stops available in Central Pershore. There are tables at the front and rear also, and some are available in the garden behind. Brews, Snacks and Cake are on offer for something light, or you may enjoy a full meal if you wish. Sugar n' Spice also houses a Gift Shop. Ticketed Public Car Parking is available within a short walk. Tables may be reserved. Major Credit Cards are accepted.

Went in with family got 3 coffee's 1 tea 2 sausage sandwiches not great . 1 bacon sandwich, 1 fried egg sandwich which came to £34.40

We went for a snack while on holiday, having read the reviews we thought it would be good? Sadly not on this occasion. The toasted Brie and bacon sandwich had hardly melted and toasted….debatable. The quiche my husband had was minuscule and warm not hot, the salad limp and a clump of carrot, in fact I would not call it a salad. We know there are better places than this cafe as this was truly not value for money.

Called into Sugar N' Spice for lunch on Thursday 21/04/22, ordered 3 meals with hot drinks & excellent service & food well cooked. Cosy environment with plenty of dining tables or dine outside through the back of the Café. Reasonable menu prices.

Popped into this cafe just before they were closing. The lovely staff here let us order coffee and cakes whilst they tidied up. We sat in the lovely garden out back - a very relaxing place to enjoy our food. The cakes were amazingly good - flapjack with chocolate on and a chocolate muffin. Coffee too was great. Would definitely recommend this place and go again if in the beautiful town of Pershore.

Usually the food is good but my asparagus soup didn’t taste of asparagus and the bread was dry. Also a terrier which was not a guide / service dog was allowed in. It’s owner ordered a sausage for it and cut it up and put it on a plate on the floor for the dog to eat. I think this is unhygienic, the plate would then be washed with other crockery.

The staff here are so friendly and understanding even when your son creates a hot chocolate tsunami.This is our top pick when going out for breakfast in town.

I sometimes pop in for a coffee takeout as I work in Pershore on a Tuesday. Very popular, traditional coffee shop. Dog friendly. A little garden at the back as well if it's nice weather

Visited here for lunch again after visiting the real petal confetti fields in Pershore and enjoyed a salad and chicken skewers/salad with cold drink and pot of tea. nothing special but had a nice garden which in these days of social distancing felt comforting -...

Lovely impromptu lunch with my cousin. First time visiting since moving into the area. Great but simple menu. Reasonable prices and food was lovely. Will definitely be returning again soon

A great toasted cheese and ham sandwich with real ham and plenty of cheese. Spacious cafe with pleasant staff. Sensible prices.

Revisited for the first time since their post lockdown reopening. It was good to see the familiar friendly faces of the staff that work so hard there. We had a two course lunch and the jam sponge pudding was amazing. It's our favourite tea rooms...

Visited for a cuppa and cake. Sat in the garden, excellent service. Rock cakes with cinnamon were fantastic along with the millionaires shortbread . Always clean and well protected for Covid - saw staff cleaning down tables etc after customer left.

Excellent,welcoming, safe, polite service. Just what we need after out trip. Would highly recommend.

We are new(ish) grandparents trusted with taking our 17 month old grandson out for daytrips now that restrictions are easing. We popped in for coffee and cake with grandson in a buggy. Staff were friendly, coffee was great and there was plenty of space between...

This cafe has great staff who work very hard and are pleasant. They have a good mix of regular menu items, plus specials of the day. Their home made cakes are good and they serve my favourite tea, Darjeeling. Always great to pop in when...

Having undergone a recent facelift this great tea rooms still offers a welcome break. Today I had cheesey crumpets and hot chocolate. The staff are really friendly despite all the Covid precautions which they adhere to. I must have been here scores of time for...

Service could be a little better (staff were finishing their conversations with each other before service customers!), but they were friendly and accomodating. Food good and comforting. Social distancing was being observed correctly.

Met a friend for coffee and cake. It's a traditional coffee shop, been in Pershore as long as I remember. Nice rock cake and hot latte.

Well done to this cafe for making the effort. The food was of good quality and well prepared as where the drinks.the Covid 19 rules where adhered to and all was explained as we where shown to our seat. We watched as tables and chairs...

Coffee ok, service slow, scone tasteless, decor good, staff polite, varied menu, comfortable seating areas.

Barely mediocre. Home made mince beef pie which was 65% pastry. Over cooked, under seasoned and bland vegetables served with nondescript gravy. Treacle tart,, not home made,with soggy pastry. Uninspired and overpriced.

After a long hike we were looking forward to having a nice hot lunch. There were about 4 choices on the daily menu, but, sadly, everyone of them was a meat dish. Lasagne, shepherds pie, chill - dishes which could have easily been made meat-free.Such a shame as the puddings looked delicious.

Perfectly acceptable baked potato (my wife’s choice) and a panini for me, but it took nearly 10 minutes for our order to be taken and then another 15 for the food to arrive. Finally, upon going to the front till to pay, another few minutes elapsed before anyone appeared. Staff are friendly (apologetic even) but they either need more of them or more efficient working.

Afternoon tea with friends. A super collection of cakes to break the New Years resolution. Easy chairs and more formal tables available. Menu goes from snacks to full blown hot food. Pleasent staff . Cafe is clean and tidy. The small gift shop on entry is also worth looking at.

Great little cafe on Pershore high street and the only place to get a proper breakfast.Staff were delightful and nothing was too much trouble including being picky on the contents of my full English breakfastMy only tip would be to get tea pots which hold two cups of tea instead of oneWhen the food arrived it didn’t disappoint Will certainly be coming back here again

The food is bland no seasoning like having school dinners.some of the staff very rude doesn't stand out like she is the other cafes in pershore

Looking for somewhere nice to have an afternoon snack while in Pershore my wife and I walked past the cake shop and saw that they were a café in the back - so in we went - and how pleased we were that we did!The welcome was very friendly, the tables were scattered round a series of clustered spaces which gave privacy if required, or being part of things if that is what one wanted. (My wife therefore bumped unexpectedly into a friend of hers!) What was truly surprising (and never come across before) was that tables were all named after individual local villages - a nice touch!Not an extensive menu - but met our needs (toasted sandwiches) with a very good cup of fresh coffee and then came a selection of delicious home-made cakes which certainly tempted us!The serving lady was utterly friendly (as was the lady in charge this afternoon) and that really makes a huge difference.So - thoroughly recommended and well worth walking down the main street for and even better, close to Pershore`s wonderful collection of small retailers. Neither the town, the shops nor `Sugar N`Spice` to be ignored!Malcolm

I always enjoy the experience here the food is always good ,yesterday I had the curry really good the only downside was I asked if I could have a smaller portion as I dont have a big appetite I was told no I had to have it as it came, what a shame as I dont like wasting food.It will not put me off coming but hope next time they we be a little more helpful especially as the meals are dished up fresh.Yours Patricia Wilks

If you're going to offer Welsh Rarebit on the specials menu, then you need to learn how to make it. It's not grated cheese mixed with a bit of mustard and Worcestershire and bunged under the grill, it's an actual cheese sauce. I love Welsh rarebit, and this was by far the worst I've ever had. In fact, it was an insult to call it Welsh Rarebit. Lots of recipes on the inter-web for it - just saying... The accompanying salad was very basic, but at least it was good and fresh. At just shy of £7 it was very poor value for money. Have no intention of wasting my money there again.

We enjoyed very nice tea and cakes in this little cafe. It was clean and bright and airy. The carrot cake was particularly tasty. However the service was very slow. There were 4 members of staff who appeared to think that they should be talking to each other rather than serving. We had to ask if we should order at the counter and were told the staff would come over. The cafe was not busy but it was another 10 minutes before our order was taken. We had already been there for 10 minutes. Once we had ordered the drinks and cakes arrived quickly but we were disappointed to have waited 20 minutes to order when there was hardly anyone else in.

Clean cafe, friendly staff, good food. Portions good size, 3 of party had cottage pie with roasted veggies and I had potato gratin with salad, food was hot and well presented service was quick. Finished off with jam rolypoly with custard wife had bramley apple pie with custard good portion size and hot. Drinks arrived very quickly and were delicious would recommend a visit. Will be back again

We have used this cafe for about 20 years and in that time have seen changes,some good,some bad.We always tried to have what we called "school dinners".Alas these were taken off the new streamlined menu.There are a couple of specials on offer along with the usual items available at any high street cafe.On our last visit I had a ham salad which thankfully had proper lettuce and not the dreaded mixed leaves,it was tasty and of a good size.Wifey had cottage pie which she said was very enjoyable.Their seems to be less staff than in the past and the prices have risen quite a bit but I suppose that's the way of things nowadays.This used to be the place to go for a good lunch at reasonable prices with excellent service thrown in but sadly it does not now stand out as it used to.The menus were a bit tatty as they were only a piece of printed paper that had seen better days.Penny pinching does not really do anything for this cafe.

Popped in for coffee on the very busy 12th September tour of britain race day in Pershore. Brilliant sunny day. Nice friendly staff. Very traditional cafe.

Met my friend and had lunch here. The garden was a bonus. Nice panini toastie. Friendly staff. Good choice of cakes

Visited here when we went to Pershore plum festival. It was extremely busy and we couldn’t find a seat until the third time of trying. Bit old fashioned in some ways but staff polite even if rushed and toasted sandwiches and panini s very good. Coffee was served at the table and you make payment on the way out. The large white sofas are very low and take up a lot of space. Perhaps it would be better to have more tables instead? Overall pretty good.

A good choice on the lunchtime menu. Nice area outside for relaxing. Good value and service. Excellent coffee

After bumping into a friend at the doctors, he invited me to go for a cup of tea here. Met him after appt,had a teacake & a pot of tea. Very busy little cafe. Food coming out looked lovely.

Well, it looks like you cannot please all of the people, all of the time! We visited recently and found the cafe to be delightful with a nice ambience and friendly, efficient service. Two coffee's, one buttered scone (delicious) and one toasted fruit loaf around £7.00. Well worth the charge and would certainly visit again.

Lovely combo gift shop, bakery and cafe. Very pleasant staff looked after us. We had light lunch, tea and cake. More substantial meals were available. There was a reasonable choice of sandwich fillings and bread, plus baguettes and paninis. Tea was served in a pot with hot water to top up - just as it should be. Good range of cakes and pastries. Fruit cake and egg custard tart were our choices and we were not disappointed. There was a nice garden area with tables for outdoor eating.

Stopped here for breakfast on Thursday. It was my first time here but my two colleagues had been previously and recommended it. We all had a full English breakfast. I had the optional black pudding. My two colleagues had cappuccino and I had a pot of tea.

My wife and i along with our two friends, had lunch at this cafe and gift shop. The service was quick and very efficient. We browsed the varied menu and our drinks were served quickly and our food was delivered at the appropriate temperature. The staff team were very pleasant and the food and drinks were very reasonably priced. We will be returning when next in the area.

Fresh cooked tasty breakfast , lovely polite and fast service , , had 7 month old daughter with us but where high chairs there for her , will return for sure

Some friends over from France were visiting relatives in Worcester so we arranged to meet them in Pershore for lunch. We’d looked on Trip Advisor for somewhere suitable and had chosen the Pershore Deli but when we rocked-up on the day it was closed. Let’s say the weather was on the fresh side and we quickly tired of looking for somewhere else to get food and chose here, thankfully! Warm welcome and table service, not something that is altogether normal nowadays in some establishments, but it was here. Teas and coffees arrived at the table fairly quickly which was a pleasant surprise as it was clearly very busy. Our friends wanted a snack type lunch and I wanted something a little more substantial, so whilst they chose Welsh Rarebit and poached egg and I chose the Steak and Ale pie from the menu board which really did have some decent chunks of meat inside. Looking around me it appeared to have been a popular choice!

Been here quite a few times. At at both the sit down restaurant, and the sandwich counter. Never ever disappointed.

How lovely to find a cafe/restaurant which actually serves you at the table! No more endless queues while waiting for a couple of coffees! Service was quick, efficient and pleasant. We returned for our lunch and had a good helping each of lovely scrambled egg with salmon on toast. We will return.

We returned to visit the festival and went here for breakfast, yes it was busy and we had to wait but the staff were all smiles and the food remains delicious. Well worth a visit

A very attractive café with pleasant, attentive staff and some good quality gifts for sale. We only had morning coffee, in the garden, so cannot comment on the food.

A blackboard in the window advertised a "special" of jacket potato with chilli and cheese for £4.10. I thought this sounded nice so we went in and both had a jacket potato...the other being with baked beans. All was fine until given the bill when we discovered the £4.10 was the takeaway price. The charge for the chilli and cheese potato to eat-in was £7.25. It hadn't been on the menu and other two-filling potatoes were £5.25. On querying this with the waitress and cashier both commented that the manager had said they must charge this so there was no leeway for any misunderstanding. Shame because we had enjoyed the lunch to this point. As noted in another review... best to check the price before ordering.

Friendly, nice staff. Good range of hot drinks and cakes available. Purchased a syrup tart as I was leaving as it looked very inviting and will have it for dessert tonight.

We arrived on a Monday just after 12. We had to go looking twice for someone to serve us.

Mother in law ordered cheese on toast. What arrived was one slice of toast where the cheeses had melted to runny mush and wasn't toasted. No salad garnish and one slice of plain toast beside it. She refused to pay for it. I had a ham salad which was vastly over priced for what it was. Plain salad with not much thought put into it. The ham was lovely though.

Inside is a little tired. Toasted sandwiches arrived very quickly after ordering and were lovely. Coke was can of Pepsi (£3 for two cans). You pay on the way out at the shop counter (so don't forget the waiters as I doubt they get tipped very often with people not paying in the actual cafe).

Very English menu, quiche salads sandwiches all cooked prepared to order with delightful fresh cream cakes and traditional puddings like apple pie.

In the middle of Pershore, you step into initially what appears to be a gift and cake shop. But walk further in and there is this super cafe , well laid out with some smaller areas and sofas . Even further in and there is the garden,so best of both worlds . Table service, proper tea cups etc. Cakes - well you have to be a bit weird if you cannot find something you like. Carrot cake or Eccles cakes highly recommended. Will return, again and again. Hot food also available . Pay at the front counter on the way out.

Nice cafe with all seating areas named after local villages. Quick efficient service,

Called in for afternoon refreshment - just tea for two and scone jam and butter.

Strange to see the mixed reviews. Been here before. Had nice couple of lates and the food coming out looked good. It is just a cafe. Specials board had 3 main meal options. Nice staff

Visited about 3pm on a Saturday.. Having been in the front gift shop a few times.. Ordered tea for 2, coffee and 3 cakes.. Found the place to be quite nice with comfy sofas and the drinks and cakes were fine.. However our experience was ruined by a member of staff who was hoovering around various places with a hoover that sounds very loud.. Loud enough to stop me hearing the conversations my family were having...

Have been in numerous times over the years and I have got to say it has gone down hill. The last few weeks I have been in with family I have not enjoyed the food. The cakes are bought in frozen and food taste cheap. Also felt very uncomfortable seeing the owner argue with a customer. She would not let the customer say anything and every time she said why she was unhappy with the food she got very angry and bit back. Not professional at all and has put me off going again. The customer left the shop crying. Staff look miserable and like they are being tortured. Looking at the owner I can understand now. Awful!

It looks like a charity shop at first glance but behind the tat in the window is a reasonably pleasant cafe. Seating ranges from comfy settees to wooden tables, all neatly set out. At the back is a small seating area in the garden, which will no doubt be the most prized area to be located when the sun shines.

What a lovely experience after a glut of poor experiences elsewhere over the Festive Holiday. Warm, welcoming and friendly. Clean. Lovely staff. Fair price point, great food, excellent coffee. It made me beam all over as I was nurturing an indifference to the service industry based on our last three outings. This visit to this lovely place has restored my confidence, thank you

Caters for the middle and older generation of Pershore. Nothing fancy and good value for money. Breakfast and lunchtime is good.

Went in there had “powdered” soup, it was edible but not what you expect for £5, how hard is soup? The young staff look miserable and unable to take an order correctly. I have stayed loyal to this cafe for years but I will not be back.

Found it by coincident and went there to get some cream tea and sandwiches. It was not easy to get a table, we had to wait a bit. Our 2 year old loved the fact that there are toys to play with. The food was very good and fresh. The atmosphere was.. well.. it is not the typical coffeeshop chain style we all got so used to. But that's what we liked so much about this place. The service was quick and friendly. When in Pershore, have your break there!

Early start from home so need breakfast lovely food efficient polite staff we even went back at the end of the day for tea wonderful thanks x

We popped in for coffee and ordered a scone each. The scones were delicious, very light and fluffy but were...

All in all one can't say more then this is an average coffee shop, decor very 'dated' however there are...

Stopped for a light lunch,I chose the cheese leek and potato bake,after two mouthfuls I decided not to carry on it was not palatable tasted old reheated and not nice.i went and got a buttered scone to eat. Waitress came and took my plate away while husband was still eating his cottage pie. Didn't even ask why a complete plateful remained uneaten,I did say perhaps my husband may like to try it but he refused so it was returned to the kitchen .Afterwards my husbands comments about his meal was overcooked cabbage and poor quality mince. My scone was tasty but the butter portion meagre .

On reading some negative reviews I was a bit apprehensive BUT GLAD TO HAVE TRIED IT FOR MYSELF The service was good The coffee and muffins were a responsible price and my mother in a wheelchair did not find any issues to prevent her enjoying her visit The rear of the restaurant is bright and the staff very helpful

Called in for a small lunch/snack and were very pleased with the prompt and excellent service from the staff. Good choice of snacks and lunchie items and beverages and orders taken very promptly and food and drinks followed soon after. Good quality and tasty. Will return.

Stopped here for coffee and hadto try the delicious cakes. Placed our order at the counter and were lucky enough to be able to sit out in the sunny garden. Cakes were delicious and well priced. Coffee hot. On the way out we browsed the gift shop section and I came home having purchased two Christmas presents to tick off on my list!

We arrived on a Monday just after 12. We had to go looking twice for someone to serve us. Once we were served things improved. The waitress was cheerful and helpful, and our drinks came really quickly. The meals also arrived promptly and were good value for money. Piping hot, fresh, tasty. We didn't try the loos do no info there. The place seemed tired, a bit shabby, but was full so obviously popular. There's a good choice of seating. Plus tables in the garden too. The service needs to be prompter to get a better score, and the food just a tad more interesting (more varied salad, an offer of salad dressing for example).But I'd go again. For what it is, it's good!

In my last review in October 2016 I stated that the meals were reasonably priced. Since my recent visit my opinion changed after ordering the Caesar Salad at £7.50pOk, all the ingredients were there- but the bowl contained mostly lettuce, with a few parmesan shavings, some bacon pieces, and shredded chicken etc.My wifes Jacket potato was Ok, but the "Dolls House sized tea pot for two" was ridiculous, even with the tiny pot of hot water.supplied we hardly had enough tea to wash down our meal. I also had Lemon meringue tart with a small scoop of ice-cream.this was enjoyable. Service was prompt, but then, at 2.30pm midweek when you would have expected them to be busy, the place was virtually empty My total bill came to £19.20, this may have some significance. Overpriced for what we had.

Went last saturday morning for breakfast and sat in the lovely sunny tidy garden with our dog.Was approached straight away by a profesional young chap who handed out menus and took drink orders.The breakfast included all the usual items plus black pudding and the most massive slice of crusty toast you have seen.All cooked to perfection and a great start to the weekend,thankyou.

Food was very average. The highchairs were were dirty and so so was the seating. We sat at the table with previous people plates and cups the whole time. Cheese didn't taste great my daughter who loves cheese refused to eat. On the up side having toys for litte ones to play with was great.

Admittedly I called in to Sugar n Spice on a busy Saturday morning but the service left a lot to be desired. People around me said a waitress would come to me but no one did. I had to go and ask to be served and even then had to wait quite a time. The scone eventually arrived but no coffee. I had to go and ask for it and had almost finished the scone before the coffee arrived. Three people ho shared my table got the same treatment. A pity because the coffee and scone were excellent once they arrived!!!

Was very crowded had to sit at table covered in dirty crockery which was cleared quiet quickly. Would have liked table to be cleaned though. Had cream tea each. Disappointed only one pot tea between 2. Cups were on table already (not very clean). Scone was good and homemade. Came with choice of mini jam pot and pot clotted cream. Lady serving was rushing around constantly feel she needed more help. Strange idea to pay at deli counter q on the way out.

NIce friendly haven with good service and fayre. Needed to take a break from a long day but didn't really want more than to relax with a drink and snack, ideal.

Popped in for a quick drink and stopped for a snack. No allergy info but staff tried to help. Limited selection but what we had was tasty. Good value for money.

We stopped here for two very average cups of coffee, a slightly underflavoured rock cake and a slightly burned tea cake. It wasn't awful but much like a Vauxhall Astra it was so ordinary and underwhelming that I am struggling to add much more.

Stopped in Pershore on our way to the Cotswolds and wanted a mid morning coffee. Liked the look of Sugar and Spice and went in. You have to walk through a very small gift area before reaching the café and I bought some birthday cards on the way out.Very friendly staff and we sat on one of the comfortable settees. We had coffee and toasted tea cakes which were very nice and promptly served. Nice place for morning coffee.

Popped in here for a coffee and scone during the week. Not much to do in Pershore so good to find a nice little care.All bright and clean with outside space for when weather permitting.Very busy and people waiting for tables by about 1 o'clock.Pleasant staff and sensible prices

Just needed a coffee on a bright, bitterly cold February day. I asked in Asda if they had a coffee area but 'no' so the assistant recommended Sugar 'n' Spice telling us it was a bakery in the front but just go down to the rear of the premises.Happy cheerful staff, good menu for light meals, decent size tables that didn't wobble.It was a coffee stop but would use it again when and if we are in Pershore again.

Had breakfast here whilst staying locally. Cafe and staff lovely but Full English breakfast was nothing special most of it pre cooked and kept in food warmer only the fried egg and black pudding where cooked fresh and I really did not like the black pudding but that is just down to personal taste

A good local cafe serving wholesome fresh cooked food.Does exactly what it says on the tin, can't really complain about anything.

During a trip to Pershore Christmas Shopping we called in for lunch, the staff were really friendly and the service was quick, we both had a really tasty toasted sandwich.However, best of all was the great selection of cakes to take away.