The Boho Bakery in Stroud

Sadly it is not as good as it was , we went for breakfast my husband wanted big breakfast , they only do this at weekends .The server was lovely was very helpful and suggested it in a bap.He left the vegan sausage as it was tasteless.I had the bacon with maple syrup and a waffle , the bacon was scarce and the waffle over cooked. I don’t think we will be going back we used to love it when the previous tenants were there.It's no where near as busy as it used to be which is a bit of a indication as to its popularity .Reduce the rent and bring back the other owners please

My husband enjoyed his waffle , I had the quiche which was bland fairly tasteless and was probably yesterdays not worth the money

Great location for casual eating on a sunny day. Not a bakery. Maybe they have plans for one… The food was ok but nothing special. I think I was expecting something a bit more interesting from the descriptions on the menu. What was outrageous was the price for the children’s menu and the quality of the food served - A few raisins in a tiny carton imported from Turkey, a carton of fruit juice, a packet of crisps and a jam sandwich all for £7. This could have been served unpackaged for a fraction of the price.

Great cafe good breakfast / brunch/ lunch menu .Staff always very friendly and helpful.Best coffee for miles around .They have added more items to the lunch menu which is great.Only downside it is getting so popular it might be hard to find an empty table , but it’s well worth a wait

I feel like lots of complaints in the reviews are actually part of the reason I love it here. Staff are incredibly laid back and welcoming which makes it a really calm, non judgmental space to take young children. Nothing is perfect and that really takes the stress out of trying to keep kids quiet/seated. I have never had to wait long to receive food which is always delicious and the coffee is the best around (for miles). However, the best part of the cafe is feeling like bringing kids with you is an asset rather than a nuisance. Highly recommend.

When I heard there was a new Spring menu here I couldn’t wait to see it and I wasn’t disappointed, it is impressive! I went for the N.A.C.H.O.S, although the look of the Sausage Roll Wellington almost turned this veggie’s head. Anyone who is seeking the perfect bowl of Nachos needs to try them here… a mountain of a bowl stacked high with salsa, guacamole, sour cream and Jalapeños- the best bit though was that there was melted cheese all the way to the bottom- Perfect! 👏👏

First visit and I'd have to say quite favourable. I was in the trade for over 20 years and it impresses me when a chef (Dan) turns out simple food with lots of taste. Well Done. My guest was a prolific and accomplished baker so we just 'had' to try the cakes. Again very good - although when you can eat a carrot cake with four teaspoon fulls it's NOT cheap. Cutlery: not fancy (it doesn't need to be in this setting) but it was comfortable to use - a point that so so often overlooked - especially if your clientele is of a mature age - A subtle but very important point. So, it's not particularly Bohemian - or particularly a bakery - (wholemeal cough cough) but I do wonder that the idea is that it develops that way? We'll come back and wish you success in these changing/challenging times Edit: you might like to check out there Fakebook page for vehicle themed events and dog of the week

We visited on 6th March. It was ‘ok.’ The food itself was really nice…the homemade pancakes were absolutely delicious. Some of the staff members are very friendly and accommodating. However, there are a few who let the experience down. We ordered two orange juices but they didn’t arrive. Our food was brought over and we asked where the drinks were. The waitress said nothing and went to the fridge, which is accessed within the cafe area, and asked if we wanted cartons (?) or bottles. We said ‘bottles’ and she asked if we wanted glasses to which we said ‘yes.’ They never arrived, so we took two plastic glasses from above the fridge. We’d have hoped for proper glasses but hey ho. My mum’s soup arrived and it was advertised as being with bread and a cheese scone, but only the scone was brought out. She queried this with the waitress who looked at her blankly, so we had to explain and we all looked at the menu on the wall. She didn’t apologise and made it all feel very awkward and just said ‘I’ll go and check.’ Someone else brought out the bread about five minutes later. Contrary to Boho Bakery’s response to another review, there were three plates of brownies and other cakes completely uncovered on the counter. On the whole, Boho Bakery is alright for a brunch or lunch, as long as you don’t mind spending more than in most places and waiting a little longer than usual. Oh, and it’s not the place for you if you’re not keen on dogs.

This café had been recommended to us, so we thought we'd give it a try for lunch today. I think perhaps I went with faulty expectations - I expected somewhere called a Bakery to have a lot more baking going on than a few bar cakes and some toasties, and also expected a rather more 'bohemian' experience than a rather bare barn with a closed off indoor seating area. Said seating area was OK, but felt cramped (just a couple fewer tables would have helped a lot) as it was busy, and the acoustics were terrible - not helped by a very yappy dog at a neighbouring table. The coffee, however was good, and the aforementioned toasties (we opted for the brie, cranberry and bacon) not bad - if I were ever to return I'd skip the bacon, which was very hard and a bit chewy - and the service, whilst a bit haphazard, was OK. But at the end of the day, it's also about value, and it wasn't worth the over £22 bill. The drive over was lovely - it's in a very beautiful area, and I can see it being ideal for walkers/cyclists. I also suspect that being able to sit out in some sunshine on a warm day would be a very different experience.

Go here if you like "very laid back", but we were hesitant that it isn't covering all food on counters, and there was a dog creating a problem with an on-lead dog whose owner was trying to eat. Food looks nice but we were uncomfortable about people at the counter directly over open food like scones, and the dog wandering around looking for food underneath tables which caused the altercation with the customer's dog. Nobody stepped in to ask for it to be put on a lead (it needs to be a policy where food is being served or young kiddies are around) or apologise to the lady, so it was possibly a little rustic and chaotic for us, we'd hoped to get a relaxed coffee and then lunch for the four of us, but we just did coffee in the end. Great building and car park. Coffee was really nice. If you like a laid back buzz then its a great vibe. Some good outdoor space for summer.

Nice first impression. Cosy ambiance & lovely location. From there it went downhill! I asked what the quiche & soup of the day were & the staff didn't know?? Staff should know this, or say 'I will find out for you' , I had to ask again if they could possibly find out!!! I ordered the soup. which was lukewarm & so thick , served with a desert spoon (not a soup spoon) & white bread. No butter was offered & I would have liked brown bread. Service was very slow & staff were not interested at all. Very over priced.

Excellent coffee, good selection of great cakes and snacks, nice ambience in the cafe, really buzzing on most visits, very friendly staff. We are really fussy about our coffee - Boho is now one of our favourite spots. Highly recommended.

Such a great find ! Such a lovely, quirky place in a nice setting. Plenty of parking too. The cafe itself was warm and cosy then there’s lots more tables outside (covered) in the barn. Nicely decorated for Christmas. The staff were really friendly and really accommodating with my 4 year old. The food and coffee were delicious. I had the cauliflower cheese quiche (salad and crisps) and a peppermint mocha. Everything looked and sounded good ! Will definitely be a regular !

My first visit at the weekend. It was pleasantly busy given the early hour, the weather and it's 'off the beaten path' location. Nice selection of food, drinks etc. You can expect a warm welcome for dogs, with home-made treats available for them. Will come again. Of note, there's a car meet every 3rd Sunday so look forward to seeing more of that.

The ‘full English’ breakfast at £10.95 is expensive for what arrives on the plate. 1 egg, 2 skinny sausages, 2 small and overcooked rashers, a small pot of beans and 2 rounds of toast. The coffees are small. Orders slow to come out and the place is disorganised. Been here about 3 times and always disappointed! But, nice venue, good parking and very popular, so what do I know!

Great atmosphere , pleasant staff , interesting good food and brilliant coffee.the cakes were superb and loved the beetroot and nut salad with the toasted sandwiches

Boho Bakery hosted mine and my sisters 50th birthday bash. We could not fault anything, from planning to execution it was perfect in every way. Everything agreed and put in writing so we knew what costs to expect. The food was exceptional, the staff couldn’t be more helpful and attentive. We had a winter themed party mainly Apres ski, all food and drink was themed to this, included arrival drinks of snowballs & aperol spritz, tartiflette, grazing boards, French wines etc All dietary requirements catered for. Would highly recommend. A big thank you to Pennie, Dave & Team.

From a dog standing on table within the inside section, to the barrista who petted a dog and went back to making coffee without washing her hands, the health and hygiene standards appear to be sadly lacking. Scones were disappointingly flakey and the clotted cream...

Such a beautiful setting. Really good food served by friendly staff. A family feel where customers are made to feel welcome. Loads of great events throughout the year. Well worth a visit.

Huge sandwiches, delicious fillings, kids meal very generous. Cakes looked delicious but couldn't see a vegan option, maybe next time..?

Perfect veggie and vegan breakfast from a polite and friendly staff. Such a great location with stunning views. Good options for cakes, and decent coffee. Best meal on the Cotswolds Way. They even have beer!

A well designed cafe with a comfortable feel to it. Sadly, the cakes etc were on open display near the till with no protection from people coughing or touching them. Thus, decided on toast but only white bread available which was very similar to a...

We are so glad we found this gem! We loved the food here. The homemade quiche was super yummy (that buttery crumbly crust yummmm), the burger with beef from the farm super tasty, and lemon and lime drizzle cake was to die for. The staff...

Just stopped for breakfast after a walk. Bacon sandwich cooked perfectly and so tasty. The Husbands scrambled eggs were perfect. We will be back. 😍

lovely staff, really nice location, food and coffees are brill would highly recommend, we will be back!

The food was nice, but very over priced, if the prices were a little less we would go back, a small cup of twinnings breakfast tea £2.60 ???

Nice place, friendly staff and lovely coffee! Cakes and food items were open on top of counter, which put us off! They looked delicious but need to be covered!

Came down for great burgers! Lovely place and a great atmosphere, amazing staff and amazing food! Will definitely be here again!

Came here with a couple friends for coffee and cake, lovely atmosphere and friendly staff. Dog friendly also. cake was delicious so was the coffee: will def be coming back.

Good coffees and friendly atmosphere! We had a walk around locally and ended up having coffee and cake here! The cakes were lush and the coffee was spot on. Nice friendly staff and a lovely local vibe!

Lovely brunch at Boho, It is nice to have somewhere in the village to meet friends, I had the scrambled eggs with smoked salmon, a little pricey but nice produce, The waitress was really lovely.

We went here for my Mother-in-laws birthday and would NOT recommend. We were left waiting 30mins for a burnt sausage sandwich, a scone the consistency of a rock and cold soggy mushrooms. After the first complaint nobody came over to deal with the problem and...

Tucked away on the back road between Selsley and Leonard Stanley this is a well thought out little cafe. Plenty of parking, indoor, undercover and indoor seating, with dogs welcome. Typical cafe style eats and with a good brekkie menu. Gets busy, like all good...

A lovely spot just outside kings Stanley. Great coffee and fantastic views. Dog friendly which is great considering the walks nearby

Nice little cafe except for one thing, The cakes, quiches etc. are displayed on the counter directly where customers lean over to give their orders. Unfortunately, there are no covers on the food to protect it from people talking, sneezing or coughing over them. This...

OMG !!!! This place is trying to be something it’s not. Great breakfast menu BUT nothing served on a plate, fancy buns and cardboard cups do NOT warrant the extortionate prices. Allowing dogs into the eating area is a big NO NO in my book....

Welcoming, warm and friendly. From the moment we got there we were made to feel welcome. Delicious coffee and cake. Cosy and warm with the fire. Perfect!

Thought we'd try out the new cafe in kings Stanley as we like to support local ventures. When we arrived the music was so loud that we had to shout to be heard . We asked if it was possible to turn the music off...

Found in Kitsch bar, it has Lovely lunch menu and amazing looking cakes. Had the bacon and brie quiche which was delicious (albeit not much bacon). Excellent quality quiche (filling and pastry). It would have been nice to have had a bit more colour in...