The Cafe at New Brewery Arts in Cotswold

Me doy cuenta de que estamos viviendo tiempos muy difíciles en este momento, pero mi visita al Brewery Arts Cafe hoy fue extremadamente decepcionante. Mi hija y yo visitamos a la hora del almuerzo y había aproximadamente 8 clientes sentados de los cuales dos habían llegado antes que nosotros y estaban esperando para ordenar y el resto había terminado de comer y relajarse tranquilamente. Ninguno de los dos empleados del mostrador se acercó y, como resultado, esperamos y esperamos. Después de unos 10 minutos, el miembro del personal femenino nos saludó con la mano, pero aún así no vino a ofrecernos asiento. Evidentemente había espacios disponibles que podríamos haber ocupado, pero nos dejaron esperando. Como resultado, nos fuimos y cenamos en otro lugar. He sido un cliente habitual en el pasado en este establecimiento, pero obviamente mi costumbre no es importante ahora.

Recientemente hemos llamado al café de Brewery Arts un par de veces. Aunque el menú es bastante limitado en este momento (principalmente sándwiches y una pequeña selección de pasteles), se siente como un lugar seguro para visitar, con las mesas bien desinfectadas después de cada uso y un sistema unidireccional bien pensado. Recomiendo el sándwich de halloumi, pimiento asado y aguacate, recién hecho y sabroso.

Shopping in Cirencester - not everyone's cup of tea (or coffee), but a welcome sight for hungry visitors and shoppers it the Cafe at New Brewery Arts!We had been there several times before and always enjoyed the food and surroundings.Quick service, good food, most satisfying!

The bakery is freshly made on site. The soup and sandwich lunch is homemade. Staff is friendly and the atmosphere is casual.

Oh dear.. another old Cirencester favourite on the decline. Wanted a cake with my coffee but very disappointing choice. Mince pies were shop bought and still in their metal trays. Why bother going to a cafe for one of these? Apparently they have got rid of baker to cut costs.. a move that may just cut number of customers.

Ambiente agradable y la comida de mi compañero era buena, pero la mía era bastante mala y me hizo sentir un poco enfermo (su 'verdura asada' con sándwich de hummus = grandes trozos crujientes de zanahoria, camote y calabacín en una chapata tibia). No dije nada en ese momento, ya que era la hora del almuerzo y el personal estaba extremadamente ocupado, pero luego envié un correo electrónico para abordarlo y nunca recibí una respuesta. Muy decepcionante.

Came today for lunch had a BLT was the best I've had from here in a very long time. Obviously todays staff are more attentive than some of the people.

We called in twice for breakfasts and thoroughly enjoyed them. Full English and breakfast baps were lovely, freshly cooked and prompt. Friendly staff.

Nos mantuvo yendo por bastante tiempo. Tenía un buen bollo de crema y realmente disfruté la crema. . . Buena crema coagulada. . . genial para el corazón Pero delicioso

Muy buenos bollos si puedes conseguirlos, ya que se agotan muy rápidamente. A veces el servicio es terriblemente lento ya que solo una persona tiene que hacer el pedido y tomar el dinero, pero el personal es amable. Precioso lugar para mirar alrededor, maravillosas artesanías.

Visitamos Cirencester y buscamos un buen café en la ciudad. Afortunadamente, encontramos esta joya escondida en el centro de la ciudad, donde el personal estaba muy interesado y el café era como debería ser. Además de eso, nos complace descubrir que la comida está por encima de cualquier expectativa. Definitivamente volveremos.

Inútil, el personal de la popa nos sirvió, después de una larga espera (porque el chef no estaba en), salchichas frías, frijoles fríos, huevos duros escalfados. . . . . pero comestibleMás importante. . . . . SONREÍR

A lovely cafe within brewery arts. Very nice coffee and food and a welcome return after a few years away and it is just as good as I remember

We have been several times and the food is amazing though one time they did forget half of our order so we had a free piece of cake to share between 3 of us! but nevertheless well worth the visit.

Estaba bien, supongo, pero nada más. Decidimos en latte y tocino biabatta bap cada uno. Sorprende la cantidad de mantequilla o algo que se utiliza. . . . . . . . . En realidad me siento un poco enfermo ahora. Realmente debería tener una advertencia de salud. Este es un lugar para aquellos que les gustaría ser al menos de clase media, pero de hecho es poco probable que lo logren. El personal era bastante agradable.

Después de buscar en los mejores cafés de Cirencester en TripAdvisor y estar decepcionado al ver que 'Jack's' se había cerrado, tropezamos con New Brewery Arts y su encantador café. Fue muy refrescante ver que había una gran variedad de opciones vegetarianas en el almuerzo y, al preguntar, el personal pudo decirnos que había un brownie sin gluten en oferta.

We just had coffee at this lovely cafe, but if you stop here for coffee, please take time to go the the shop and look at the interesting artwork

Bueno, no sé qué decir, ya que esta vez no era como todas las demás que he comido aquí, hoy tardé 15 minutos en conseguir tres bebidas calientes y una fue devuelta porque estaba fría, el personal necesitaba acelerar Levántense y escuchen, espero que la próxima vez que vaya sea MUCHO mejor.

Normalmente nunca escribo críticas. De hecho, este es el primero en el que he venido muchas veces, pero debo decir que durante los últimos tres meses, un lugar encantador, una vez encantador, ha ido cuesta abajo. Siempre corto de personal que yo no es bueno. El chef y el personal de cocina que están allí ahora claramente no están capacitados, ya que no pueden producir nada que las artes de Brewery son bien conocidos, aunque el personal que sirve café ha mejorado, es una pena que la cocina deje pasar el resto. No hay pasteles caseros que acabo de comprar en el menú limitado Apresúrate y por favor recupera este pequeño y encantador café como estaba.

Delicious quiches/flans, salads, home made soup are just a few on offer. Selection of cakes (difficult to choose), coffees & teas. Situated in center of town, a must for me when shopping!

I stopped for coffee at NBA while spending a day in Cirencester. The small gallery space is always worth a visit with changing displays that are generally interesting.

Cozy cafe with a lovely atmosphere. However most of the tables had cake crumbs on them. I had to wipe my table myself before I sat down. We tried the Hazelnut Brownie and it was very dry. Coffee and Hot chocolate both average. I don't normally post bad reviews however I just found this place a bit average. Might have just striked a bad day, won't be returning.

Sadly the café was deserted apart from one other customer. We had called in for a coffee but decided to have breakfast since it was quiet.

My usual breakfast here is a toasted bacon sandwich, bacon crispy, with brown sauce. Not to everyone's taste, but reliably excellent! The cakes and scones are also superb - fresh each day. The staff are mostly young but invariably very helpful.

Delicious range of cakes and a good selection of teas. Friendly staff. Interesting high quality art and crafts to browse in the shop below the cafe.

I came here with a business associate in the week it was quiet and yet tables were empty but unclean, as if no one had wiped them since the beginning of the day.

This place was not very good before the new menus. Now, no choice of nice sandwiches, the soup today (garlic and bean) was awful, and the so-called salads (mainly peas) are smothered in mayo. Whynot have simpler salads with a choice of dressings, Hobbs or GI bread, and tasty well-prepared soup as well as other things?.

we had a cream tea Which was lovely , service good, nice cosy place to sit, my third visit here .Then a wonder rounder to look at all the lovely art works and gifts you can buy .

This cafe used to be a really thriving place; probably the best cafe in town. But most of the staff who made the place so excellent have left. The new front of house staff are now mostly very young, inexperienced, and seem to just stand around chatting loudly and laughing hysterically in plain view of the customers when not serving, clearly not taking the reputation of the cafe or their jobs very seriously. They also don't seem to know about the ingredients in their food in terms of allergies, needing to ask the kitchen staff every time a customer asks them the ingreidents in the food. I used to come in regularly, however when I go in now, I am generally disappointed with what it has become. The food, on the other hand, continues to be excellent and I cannot fault it.

Really delicious food in a lovely laid back setting. What more could you want? A limited menu which means that this cafe can really excel at what they do serve. Great veggie options which won't leave you wishing for more choice. Goats cheese and caramelised onion quiche warm out the oven? Yes please!!!

We visited this cafe for alight lunch and were very happy with our choice. The tables are on a gallery overlooking the gift shop. From the interesting choice of sandwiches we chose halloumi, avocado, chopped tomatoes, red onion and spinach. It is offered with white or brown bread, ciabatta or a tortilla wrap and comes with a salad with superb dressing. We asked about their dressing ingredients but it is 'secret'!

I had always overlooked the Brewery Arts Cafe thinking it was just a basic add-on to the arts centre, but it's so much more. It's a fully fledged and popular bustling place serving great cakes and a good selection of coffees/teas, salads, quiches, fresh juices etc, and a good choice of options for healthy eaters. It's conveniently located right in the centre of town so an easy place to meet friends. I really enjoyed my visit and will definitely be back.

Mrs TT has been on a course at Brewery Arts, and I drive her there from Chippenham and then go to the library to write. We meet at the cafe when her painting session is over. They make a nice strong cup of tea (and of course they will make you a weak cup of tea as well if that is what you like) and one of their home made cakes, which we share. The staff are professional and charming.

Spacious cafe with friendly helpful staff and lovely food. Relaxed atmosphere with adjoining galley and shop.

This is a nice location for lunch and the food and coffee are good too. The New Brewery Arts centre is well located in the centre of Cirencester and serves up a good selection of light meals, cakes and coffee. Well worth a visit!

They have several gluten free options available everytime I visit and are very knowledgeable. The red utensils are used for...

Used to really like this as it serves interesting snacks that were both healthy and affordable in a nice atmosphere....

Ive been into the cafe for a coffee but not to eat. Today I did and what a waste of...

A family with a small dog...how hard can it be to find somewhere for breakfast at 10am on a freezing...

A very popular cafe, it’s nice, cosy, friendly and has a good feel atmosphere . Staff are very helpful and...

They always have a great range of food, cakes and make nice coffee. I love the bacon they use and...

I regularly lunch in the cafe which in the past was very good. This year in general I have experienced...

I don't normally work in Cirencester so at first was unsure where to eat, but can honestly say I was very fortunate to choose this cafe on a friend's recommendation. Despite being about half an hour early to order from the lunch menu both days I went there for lunch (they start at lunch at 11:30), they allowed me to order in advance which is something I have been denied before. All the staff seem friendly and polite, particularly a short haired young lady who provided a brilliant service in every respect and seemed to remember me the second time I came in and was very talkative which made a boring lunch hour a lot better. The food too was hearty and tasted great. Overall I would definitely recommend this place for anything, be it just a cup of coffee or a full blown meal.

Its nice to find a place offering quality food that's a bit different and this place really fits the bill. My wife is a vegetarian and often finds it hard to find decent food but this cafe provided one of the best salads that she has had in ages, and my quiche was exquisite. Great value too.

Visited for lunch. Two of us ordered the wraps (Bacon, brie & cranberry and a hummus & avocado one) the third person in our party ordered a cream tea (one fruit scone, generous amount of cream and jam, which was very nice) - this was served at the time of ordering all the food, and finished long before the wraps came out. We were on the point of enquiring what had happened to our food, when we saw it come out - and be delivered to another table (in spite of everyone having an order number on their table!) luckily for us, it had no more than a cursory poke before I 'rescued' and brought it to our table. The wraps were very nice, and the salad garnish, though it had rather too many bitter leaves for my companion, so was left on the plate. One thing that I feel should be changed ASAP are the glass bottles used for tap water. The two that were out (the water jug being empty) were quite unsavoury. Another cafe that would benefit from a better method of dispensing water - and it wouldn't break the bank to sort this out straight away.

Lovely food here at lunch-time, including an amazing selection of salad items served with (for example) quiche, goats' cheese, feta or hummus. It's a casual (drop in) place, sharing premises with an art exhibition space and a great shop with lovely gifts.

I often visit for morning coffee and decided to have lunch today. The salad was wonderful indeed. Fresh and homemade and presented so well and incredibly tasty. Also great value.

After a busy shopping session this a lovely place to pop into. Surrounded by arts and crafts anyway this upstairs cafe offers fresh food and a very nice atmosphere. Plop down on a sofa or eat in a more grown up way at the tables there - newspapers and book swop as well. Lift to first floor. recharge your batteries and carry on shopping.

Popped in for a coffee earlier today with one of my friends and we were treated to a friendly reception and a lovely coffee each. We ordered some sandwiches too which were also just as good. Great service and food. Highly recommend a visit.

This is a great little cafe with a good range of food. The bacon sandwiches are great! Nice environment too with the Brewery arts around it

Called in for a quick sandwich lunch. I tried the Bath Pork chorizo with rocket, beetroot, carrot and mixed leaves and my wife the halloumi and beetroot. The flavours were delightful but we question the need for "doorstep size' bread. Service was a liitle slow but the food was lovely.

Busy atmosphere punctuated by lively children augmented home made cakes and good coffee.Lunch had varied 'daily specials ' with basic lunchtime fayre.Sourcing locally is a feature.This cafe perfectly compliments the Arts and Crafts nature of the venue

We had lunch at the Cafe at the Brewery Arts, the service is very good with a friendly smile. They have a good menu selection and a daily special board. The food is well prepared, presented and good value for money. You have to place your order at the service counter and the food/drinks are brought to your table. You don't have to wait long and when the food arrives you will enjoy it, I highly recommend The Cafe at New Brewery Arts and after check out the gallery and the shop.

Found this on our sight seeing trip to Cirencester. The salad was good and beautifully served. The soup came with half a sandwich. I have NEVER seen such a large doorstep of a sandwich. You could tell that the bread was home made, but it would be more sensible to have thinner slices so that the customers could take a bite of the sandwich without having to deconstruct it!

Nice atmosphere, tempting cakes, good coffee, papers to read...not much else to say really, but have to use at least 100 characters!

We've stopped here before when passing through Cirencester and it was just as good as the first time. Bright and clean and excellent value. The scones are fab and they have a good selection of tea and coffee

We had tea and a cake. Fairly basic but had no problems. Staff pleasant. Central location in market town.

Went for lunch today and male at counter was unsmiling and uncaring when spoken to. This attitude was repeated by other staff. No smile or words of welcome. On couple had to return luke warm soup but this was dealt with unapologetically. My broccoli soup had a strange unwelcome taste with blobs of cold Brie and soggy croutons dropped into it. There were small stale or dried up scones served with the soup along with a doorstep indigestible and soggy sandwich - hard cold bacon and liquid dressing combined with wet salad. Oh dear! The whole place had an air of "couldn't care less" Sad because this place used to be so good.

Located on the first floor, a fairly spacious cafe. Nice vibe, did good salads and sandwiches. i went there around lunchtime in the week. seemed nice and i would definately go again. value was good for Cirencester.

Love the New Brewery Arts centre for its exhibitions and shop with unique handcrafted cards, artwork, sculptures and jewellery, but I'd never checked out the cafe...until yesterday afternoon.Met friend for coffee here, midweek early afternoon, and so glad we chose here. The cafe is wonderfully tranquil, with great coffee and a gorgeous selection of homemade cakes. Plenty of seating but not cramped. Light, bright and airy. Perfect escape from the everyday hustle and bustle. Looking forward to returning for lunch in a couple of weeks.

Great venue , good choice of food & beverages, service? Absolutely no sense of urgency from the 4 or so young workers, one efficient middle aged person could do all the work on their own, whoever is responsible for this cafe needs to be there especially on Saturdays just before Christmas.

Had lunch in here for two with drinks around £14 - went for the wraps and ciabatta the side salad was a good size not just a tomato and a lettuce leaf! Quick service nice eating area - limited menu perhaps especially for younger children but the cakes look homemade and all the menu choices have that rustic, chunky, freshly prepared feel to them. It's a regular stop for us and will continue to be!

This is a wonderful cafe in an interesting setting stuffed with art. Cracking food and charming staff. I Love it. Pam, darling, get over yourself.

Having frequented the cafe at Brewery Arts Centre for several years, today I was hugely disappointed. Having ordered our food, I was charged for one rather than two lunches. Being honest (!) I returned to the counter and pointed out the error. C'est la vie - we all make mistakes I thought to myself. The food - two bacon, Brie and cranberry sauce ciabattas (a lunch I've had frequently before - was brought to our table by a young girl ..... pleasantly but without the usual offer to bring anything else we may require. The biggest disappointment was actually eating (and having to chew!) the ciabatta. It was more like a dry heavy white bread roll. Before we left, I went back to the counter and asked one of the girls if the ciabattas were madeon the premises or brought in from a supplier. She informed me of the name of their supplier but, when I expressed my disappointment, she had no comment to make. My experience today was so different to previous occasions. I felt the staff were poorly trained and the standard of food had dropped from excellent to poor.It will be a while before I return to the Arts Centre Cafe.

We only had coffee and cake here but we really enjoyed the ambience. Will come back again for a meal.

We had an excellent lunch here at the weekend so we returned with friends to introduce them to the wonderful cafe we thought we had found. No such luck. The tables were dirty and most had the remnants of previous meals. We cleared our own table and went to the counter to order. The barista/chef/order guy was busy chatting to his friends so I turned to the young lady behind the cake counter- shrug shoulders, clearly not her job. Finally, his friends left but so did barista boy. I asked if I could place an order but he looked at me as if such things were beneath him. So, with no one behind the counter, and no one serving in the cafe, we left and went across the courtyard to the wonderful little cafe in Waterstones, which I strongly recommend. What a shame that this place with such potential is left in the hands of kids who are just playing at shop.

The food at Brewery Arts is excitingly original and extremely appetising. I can't fault it after many, many visits, especially for the 'big salad' with a warm cheese scone - the highlight of my day (usually Saturday) after a morning's horse coping. All the food tastes and looks genuinely fresh and is prepared, to individual order, with a lot of imagination by the creative cooks in the Brewery Arts own kitchen. What are you waiting for....!

We have visited the cafe many times over the years, and can always be assured of a good cup of coffee - with so many establishments this is very hit and miss.. As a vegetarian, I often have the salad selection for lunch, which is usually very tasty and has interesting ingredients. Not sure what happened last time (first visit since new menu selection), but the salad was rather ordinary and boring, the addition of a cheese scone which was rather dry didn't help. I then noticed on the board that new 'superfood' salads are on the menu, at a price.. perhaps this is where my usual salad selection has ended up! Even the soup was not as nice as usual. Hoping this is just a temporary glitch. Giving 4 stars in recognition of previous visits.

Good tea, coffee and cake at reasonable prices. Even had some papers to read and comfortable seats as well as more upright chairs

Popped in for a coffee and ended up with a bacon sandwich and Victoria Sponge as well!The bacon sandwich was lean and served between two thick slices of bread with HP sauce on the side. The cafe is above the shop which sells artists goods. There is a gallery to wander around too and a weaving area and glass blowing to watch. There seemed to be good plates of food being delivered at other tables too. Would return to this cafe when in the area again.

This has become my regular stop off for an afternoon drink and cake. Reasonable prices and a good range on offer it has an uplifting atmosphere. Lunch is also good, their super salads are worth trying. Make sure you look around the art workshops if you have not been before, particularly the glass blowers who may give a demonstration.

Have had coffee here many times when visiting Cirencester. This time we sampled their homemade scones and shortbread both were lovely

We go here on a regular basis making memories for a sick friend as it's wheelchair friendly...there is a lift. Hurray! The food is good and there is something for everyone. The cakes are delicious and you are really made to feel welcome by their young staff. Only one down side...sometimes the hot drinks are not hot...but that comes with experience. Great soups, appetising wraps, huge sandwiches and delightful salads.....and plenty for ''Veggies'' to enjoy.

Can not commend the friendly staff enough & the high standard of their food.They always go to great trouble to accommodate my disabled son and make sure my husbands coeliac needs are met. Also I take note of how helpful they are with the elderly.

Today was our very first visit to this centre and infact Cirencester.so expectations were high,realising it was bank holiday Sunday could be busy. But to our suprise it was very quiet..it's obligatory to visit to the cafe,oh dear..no one in the cafe sat down, tables need clearing from previous diners! Not a great start..but there are two young people chatting at the counter seems we were invisible!..after they finished thier conversation were able to order, during the making of our order The chat starts again while one youngster does it all..the tables remain uncleared! We decide to sit down Finally after hearing the social life..there is no one else in the cafe...the young Girl picks up a drinks bottle and now drinking from it in full view of us and the cafe whilst texting behind the counter whilst chatting unbelievable.still those cluttered tables need clearing and cleaning..then they both disappear to the kitchen,another customer comes in stands at counter waiting and waiting..leans over the counter, its now more than an unacceptable time not to be served..eventually one returns...we have finished with our drinks,our table now looks very cluttered piled high with used plates soup bowls cups etc.. We're now adding to it with our cups too. My first impression..needs to be trained in customer care.someone drinking from a bottle behind the counter whilst texting in front of customers isn't classy or appropriate..I agree it was very quiet but not acceptable.the assistants need to remember they represent the cafe..won't return.

I very often meet a friend for lunch at BA, the food is all freshly prepared and delicious, lovely friendly Staff and spotlessly clean. I usually have quiche and salad, my friend sometimes has soup or a sandwich, all fresh ingredients and generous portions, what's not to like?

Very regular haunt. Food is delicious and caters for ''Veggies'' too. The staff are young and try to make your visit a good one....the odd smile might help! However, it's a casual fun place with freshly prepared food. Coffee and Hot Chocolate needs to be hotter....that's my only fault...

This cafe is situated in an old Brewery with craft shops atc., Nice chilled atmosphere, mostly couples. Light luches only. We had the quiche salad which was very nice, large portions.

Delicious soup with fresh bread and a good cup of tea. All you could want for lunch whilst out shopping. Other people in the group had cake and wraps which were equally as good.

Have never been disappointed when visiting here.Food is fresh and not expensive and there's a great selection of yummy cakes if that's your thing. Whilst the menu doesn't change much, what they do, they do well.It's nice to support a local business/charity that has a positive impact on the community. The gallery and pop up exhibitions are well worth a visit too.Thankyou all

Friendly service, reasonably priced and the food is lovely. I enjoyed my quiche, which came with a dressed salad and coleslaw. I had no room for cake, but had one anyway; blueberry shortie....Delicious. My friend had a goats cheese sandwich which also came with salad and coleslaw. I don't know how she ate it all, it was huge! I will definitely go back, and next time peruse the beautiful pieces on display

Spending the day in Cirencester, we decided to have lunch in the Gallery. Quite a simple, but tasty menu. We had a goats cheese wrap which was very tasty and served with a substantial salad, followed by a piece of fruitcake. Young staff were very helpful. Excellent choice of homemade cakes.

After walking the Art centre had a drink and cake - service very good and cake excellent. Ideal place to find a special gift.

Not a hassle like some places. Smashing building and a great place to relax, child friendly. Great coffee, cakes and really nice fresh food at lunch. Tortilla with meatballs, humus, wild rice and a handful of herbs was delicious. Staff always friendly so its top marks all round from me.

We often lunch here. Soup and sandwich which are tasty and freshly prepared. It would be good if the range of sandwiches could be increased. Ham, pate, egg mayo etc

We have been coming to the Brewery Arts cafe for years and have never had a bad experience. The staff are friendly, surroundings are lovely and the cheese scones are to die for! Free wifi too which is handy.

This is a pleasant café with lots of different cakes and bites to choose from. Nice surroundings and pleasant staff.

We arrived for coffee and cheese scones (top marks!), then visited the Gallery, bought pretty items in the shop and came back to the Cafe for a delicious lunch of Brie and Cranberry Wraps served with salad. Loads of choice on the menu including homemade soups.

Lovely atmosphere in buzzing, arty location. Always a really good selection of healthy veggie/ naughty dishes. Soup good value although a little under seasoned at times. Coffee pleasant, service fast and friendly. Beer disappointed.

Just a bit different from most other Cafe's in Cirencester. Pleasant surroundings. Good food. Friendly service.

This was out first time to Cirencester we wanted to explore new parts of Glos. The art and exhibitions in the arts centre were so diverse.The cafe is lovely with really good service even near closing the staff had a smile. Tea and cake and art is a perfect combination!

Pleasant ambiance, upstairs in the Brewery Arts Centre. Great meeting place, with a variety of seating options. We all enjoyed our range of lunch dishes, (adults and small children), and will return soon.

I eat regularly here. Always friendly efficient service and great food and reasonably priced. A busy cafe in a great location

I love this place but whenever I visit on a Saturday I have to wait ages for my good. It's so disappointing when you have to guzzle down your food after having waited 40 minutes for it because car parking ticket is about to run out. Maybe I am just unlucky as other people seem to get their food quicker. I would have much preferred to complain at the time but there did not appear to be a manager about on Saturday.

Great value, three very full people .Staff Great Food Fab overall great lunch time treat for the three of us less that £20

If you want a pleasant change from the well-known coffee 'chains' - and want to support The Brewery Arts at the same time - then look no further.There is a good selection of food and drinks; from delicious toast and home made tasting marmalade through proper salads and not mass produced sandwiches. The selection of coffee uses good quality beans too.Best for summer mornings when you can sit out in the sun and watch the world go by!

Good quality food, friendly staff and great environment. Staff always adopt a caring approach and we nip in and visit the exhibition. Always a good veggie choice. If you don't know it give it a go. Thankyou

Very convenient if you are visiting the town as it is near one of the car parks and close to the town centre. It wasn't too crowded when we visited and we enjoyed the cakes and homemade shortbreads and a good cup of coffee. Friendly staff and pleasant atmosphere.

Stumbled across this café whilst having a ramble around Cirencester. We had a pot of tea to share and two of the largest pieces of coffee-and-walnut cake I've seen in my life, which was delicious. If I had any criticism it would be that the cake had too many large chunks of walnut in it!

this coffee bar is upstairs over the top of an art shop the coffee and home made cakes are ok but not the best we have had, and the tables are really crowded in so you are breathing down each others neck