The Green Bean Cafe in Herefordshire, County of

Super food and very friendly and welcoming staff. A real pleasure to visit

Lovely food & friendly service. Great options for veggies!

Open fire in winter in café. Friendly staff.

This is a horrible place. Our dog had an accident and I had to get down on my hands and knees and clean it up. The man told me they didn't allow dogs in the shop, although he said nothing when we entered, and funnily they are allowed in the cafe! The owners were very standoffish and it turned out that their children had seen what my dog was doing and had just watched and laughed. I was mortified and will certainly never be going their again. My advice is find a coffee shop with owners with a better attitude.

What a fantastic find. Lovely people. Great food and very affordable. Superb village. Really hard to beat this one. 100% recommend

Amazing food and the staff are outstanding can't do enough to ensure your visit goes well.

A cute little cafe in a cute village. Friendly service, with welcoming and helpful staff. One came over to apologise to us that they didn’t have any avocados, as they all came bad. Love the variety of local products, keep them coming.

Foh duo could of been more welcoming. Seemed moody, wether it was because they were busy Im not sure. I say busy 7 tables were occupied. However busy it is, you should always have a smile on your face, instead of a look of irritation! Milk was over steamed for my husbands coffee! Interior design is lovely and welcoming, shame the staff can't be.

Popped in to shop to find cafe shut ( it usually is on a Monday, with a notice saying T It will be classed all this week and next !

We ordered the savoury cream tea and local apple juice. I can honestly say that was one of the best cheese scones U have ever eaten! Served warm with plenty of butter, cream cheese and onion marmalade…delicious. Very friendly staff and a lovely cafe too.

We went here every morning for breakfast while we were staying in Weobley. So helpful with my food intolerances and didn’t mind cooking an extra sausage for the dog. Whether it’s breakfast or coffee and cake this is a must in Weobley, the shop also has lovely provisions and cards. Thank you ladies for being so kind friendly and helpful.

We stopped here for coffee on the first leg of our Black and White Village Trail. We were warmly greeted by the staff and made to feel welcome. The coffee was great and atmosphere calm and relaxing. A definite must when in Weobley.

I've been here many times, and have always had a nice time. I've found that the service here is night and day better than another similar business in Weobley. GB has some interesting things for sale, as well as being a cafe, such as picture books of Herefordshire. Locally grown produce is also available, in the shop section of the store.

Great little coffee stop, avoid others in the village, you will wait a long time! Delicious cakes.

Fantastic little cafe serving a wide selection of light bites and beautiful homemade cakes

What a little gem, we've had pizza and tonight burgers and wedges. We were not disappointed full of flavour and oozing with sauces. Please don't miss an opportunity to have a very local takeaway .

We visited this lovely cafe yesterday after doing the Weobley circular walk. With a pair of muddy dogs in tow we were a bit worried about bringing them in, but it wasn’t a problem, they were welcomed and provided a bowl of water and even received a couple of treats. We had a breakfast bap and an egg mayo sandwich which came with crisps and salad. The food was excellent quality, generous fillings and lovely soft granary bread. With a lovely cappuccino to wash it down, it was the perfect pick me up after a walk. Highly recommended 👌

Love this cafe in Weobley. Lovely people serving. Nothing too much trouble. Lovely range of food and cakes

coffee lovely sandwiches with salad and some crisps! nice!

We enjoyed a very good quality cheese sandwich and toasted cheese and ham sandwich here.Bread was excellent and fillings very generous with top quality ingredients. Lovely staff.We can recommend.

This is a dog friendly cafe and delicatessen in the centre of Weobley. The staff are friendly and the homemade cakes absolutely superb.

We were recommended to visit so we detoured for breakfast ... and we were not sorry. A gem of a place in a lovely village. Lovely to meet you, ladies, and I hope we will again.

Friendly atmosphere, fresh tasty gf ,hummus, avacodo and salad sandwich. Good coffee, gf brownie. Not a great choice of gf but what I had was delicious.

Stopped off o route to Wales, pretty village setting, attractive cafe, friendly staff and lovely sandwiches and coffee. Would recommend, will definitely return. And most importantly dog friendly

They made us a lovely large Victoria Sandwich for a family celebration just before the Jubilee, we also ate here when on holiday in 2021 - vg then too.

Always a pleasure to visit this quaint village cafe, the quality of its food & service is second to none. My daughter & I had not booked but never mind, they accommodated us. Trish was Front of House & made everyone feel welcome with such experienced ease & a friendly smile. Our meals were delicious & my coffee the best I've had in quite a while. We shall return again soon.

Lovely afternoon tea. So friendly and lots of lovely things to buy.

We visited Weobley and our party of 4 called here for lunch. So pleased we did. We received the warmest of welcomes and the food was gorgeous! Everything from the delicious hot chocolate, to the quiche and salad and the cream scones and cakes was scrummy. All the food was freshly homemade and we were made to feel at home and comfortable. Looking forward to our next visit which will be very soon.

Wow where do I start it was all fabulous, we will be back definitely Staff was as excellent as the food, quiche to die for and the scones I’m in heaven ❤️

Good coffee and tasty food. Limited menu, but all good. Check if open before traveling, on some days booking advised.

After discovering this stunning village on our short stay in the area we decided to treat ourselves to cake and coffee in this small deli/cafe. It was quite late on in the day so not too busy. There was a good choice of cake and...

Lovely little bistro cafe - great food and good prices. Welcoming atmosphere and friendly staff.

Lovely cafe with delicious food and very pleasant staff

Cafe and deli in one location, good choice of food and snacks, fantastic tasty coffee, and a well sticked deli next door all in a beautiful village

Sandwiches were very good - nice fresh side salad - staff are great - it got busy but staff put a table on green and took sandwiches out to people on benches - worth a visit and lots of good walks nearby

Had a lovely avacado and humous sandwhich and a chocolate brownie to die for. Cup of tea wasn't bad Great service.

August 19, Thursday. Traveled from Dublin, Ireland to visit my 90 year old father. After ordering our coffee my father was who is frail was feeling winded desperately needed a seat. There was an empty table in the corner and the waitress informed us he...

Lovely cafe went above snd beyond to cater for gluten free. Friendly staff and very clean. Lovely shop too with a good variety even some gluten free bits! Would throughly recommend

Great coffee shop and nibbles 5 star

We went here in Feb 2020 (ignore date below because it only goes back to August) when covid was all around but we didn't know it. SO glad the business has come through. We are 200 miles away but on our next visit to Herefs...

3 of us and 2 dogs enjoyed coming here for the first time. Friendly service, good food. I excellent complete salad, 1 sizeable sausage and bacon bap, 1 delicious warm red pepper& goat's cheese quiche with salad. No puddings on the menu, and the cafe...

Good food and coffee, service a little slow.

We were made to feel very welcome and we enjoyed our cake and tea. Very reasonably priced and I will definitely be returning

We shared a delicious cream tea outside. Recommended after a circular walk of Weobley!

Tried to get tea at 3pm and brusquely told that they closed at 3 for COVID rules. I suspect they are taking govt subsidy and restricting their hours instead of trading. Several others turned away too. Unacceptable

Visited with my daughter and grandchildren on Thursday, May 3rd. Lovely cafe with a rustic feel to it in such a quaint, picturesque village. Owner/manager has a lovely, personable manner about her and our orders, soon taken by a waitress, arrived within minutes. Food was...

Delightful staff, well stocked shelves - good coffee. Well worth a detour to this charming location.

Good food/drink. Nice fire and warm welcome.

Great food very enjoyable will go again when I’m in Herefordshire

We’ve been visiting Weobley and surrounding villages to find property recently and we have either eaten breakfast or lunch at the Green Bean. We have not been disappointed as very friendly and accommodating staff serviing great food. Can’t wait to visit again!

An irresistibly charming little cafe in the quaint, historic village of Weobley. We ate a light lunch that was adapted to my non-dairy diet without any fuss or issue. The couscous salad was very good as was the delicious salad dressing. Just what we wanted...

A lot of items on the menu were 'on order' which was disappointing. Knowledge about products and food was limited. Cheese in the toastie was far too strong and inedible. No diet drinks to cater for diabetes. Shame as the location and toilet facilities were good

Lovely food in a lovely village.

Great service even under new CV19 rules and still didn't stop serving the best Bacon butty in Herefordshire

Lovely atmosphere, great coffee and cake !

Stopped by when visiting Weobly. Lovely home made food,cosy environment- just what we needed after a day out in the cold!

Organic food, sheep's milk ice cream, small cosy tearoom.

Good food, pleasant surroundings, lovely open fire, what's not to like.

Friendly cafe with good bread and jars shop

Lovely friendly country atmosphere. Tasty food. Wide range of light lunches. Reserved a table for a family get together. Helpful friendly staff. Annexed by a well stocked health shop and deli- high quality grocery and green grocery. Will definitely revisit.

What a lovely place to find for coffee and lunch in the lovely village of Weobley and there’s a shop too within! We received a warm and friendly greeting and shown where to sit. The interesting decor gives a calm ambience, the menu board has a good choice and prices are very reasonable. The cafe was busy - deservedly so - lovely to sit here and chat or just watch the world go by. We will be back!

A charming dog friendly cafe and coffee shop in a beautiful village. A great menu, lovely little shop inside and fab butcher's opposite.

Good stop for coffee and cream teas, also a small deli.

Great value food and drink, excellent service, lovely atmosphere.

Went here for a quick lunch which was excellent. We had also ordered the cream scone but after our toasted sandwiches we felt we couldn’t do the scone justice. The lady boxed the cream scone up for us to take away. Really lovely. It was...

Called in for coffee and snack on a Saturday morning. Such a lovely village which deserves a better cafe. Placed order which included a toasted sandwich. Went to sit down at one table. Seat pad stained and dirty, table messy. Sat at another. Chair rickety...

The atmosphere was perfect as was the food so healthy so tasty an assorted salad with a goats cheese ceich (can't spell it 😁) but it was fabulous and very friendly staff. Wish I could eat there every day I would be eating the most healthy perfectly cooked food.

Only used it for takeaway sandwiches (and cake!) but they were really good. Free wifi too.

Good coffe and excellent home baked Victoria Sandwich cake. Gets crowed with families with children around lunch time

Lovely little cafe with delicious food, including lots of cakes!

Lovely staff! Great cakes! And tasty cuppa! Doesn't get any better 😍

Popped into the Green Bean café for a quick snack on a Saturday morning whilst travelling to visit family, the place was half full and service was decent. I ordered a latte and cheese and onion toastie where you order and pay at the till. The coffee was fabulous, a fine taste and piping hot. The toastie was quite greasy and for just under 6 pounds is a bit steep in my opinion. Next time I’m passing I’ll pop in for a coffee.

I haven't written a review for a while, but a recent visit to The Green Bean Cafe, has made writing one a must.A friend took me for lunch as it was my birthday. She has known me for quite a while, and knows all too well my love of, indeed my passion for, Cauliflower Cheese Soup. Some folks rave about soufflés, others go nuts for truffles...but for me, CauliflowerCheese Soup is the stuff of dreams!Well....it's not often that words fail me, but of all the Cauliflower Cheese soups that I have tried over the years, and believe me, there have been many....this was by far the best.Aside from the odd 'Ooh' and 'Ahhhh' I was virtually silent....just enjoying savouring every last drop. My God, it was absolute heaven! I don't think my dear friend has ever known me so quiet over lunch! I actually had to stop myself from reaching across the table, and grabbing her bowl of soup to eat too!I suppose I should mention other review 'must mention' points. A lovely setting, clean, tidy and welcoming. Friendly staff and great coffee....but really, all I want to talk about is the outstanding CauliflowerCheese Soup!I can't wait to go again.....perhaps they do take out, so I can bring some home!

Excent service and food, very fair prices

We ordered 2 coffees and an Earl Grey tea in an empty restaurant, drinks were bought to the table. The room was hot and airless on a humid day no windows open. My friends enjoyed the coffee but the tea was awful, the milk to creamy for tea and the tea like water. The terrible tea and the heat made me feel ill so I went to the counter to pay and wait outside, although there were only 2 table occupied the lady managed to try and charge me for a table of 4 with cakes and pastries. How can you mess up with only 2 tables. Finished me off I had to sit outside to recover. My poor friend who took us there was so embarrassed.

Drove over to Weobley for lunch today. I had a salad £4.75 which consisted of a few lettuce leaves, some tomato, a couple of match sticks of cucumber and slither of onion with a dressing. It was tiny and so expensive for what it was. My mother had quiche and salad £9.25, she said the quiche was nice she was lucky and had a few tiny cold potatoes with her salad and some coleslaw. The soya latte was very small.We left both hungry and had a lovely lunch at St Michaels Hospice store in Leominster.We will be avoiding this place in future.A lady on the table next to us complained about her order and they were arguing with her that she should have ordered it differently, instead of just putting it rightThis is an ideal place for someone else to open up a business as at the moment they have a captive audience.So terribly disappointing.

Excellent little village cafe with deli and grocery section. Recommend the cream teas, whether sweet or savoury scone.

Super little cafe at the side of a shop. Gorgeous cakes and great beverages. Well recommended. Don't go to Weobley without calling in.

Lovely little cafe and deli. Gluten and dairy free produce, family owned independent cafe. Fabulous

Read the reviews and went to Weobley to visit this cafe. We were delayed and arrived here at 3.10 to be told they had stopped serving sandwiches, soup...everything apart from tea and cake at 3pm! No flexibility.

Loved this cafe, it is really good and a treat to visit!

We were heading off from Hereford back to Hay on Wye and my wife wanted a cream tea on her Birthday, well, i scanned tripadvisor for local cafes, and we popped into the chapel florist but god forbid, they only had fruit scones (my wife hates sultanas!). Then we went to Berries, but god no...I then noticed, with 25 left before it shut that a little cafe in Weobley was open, so we took the side road, followed a diversion, got stuck in School traffic and finally made it to the cafe, where two fruit scones were on show.Fortunately after asking, they got us two plain scones from the kitchen and my wife got her cream tea!The really great news is that the scones were huge and tasted wonderful, she was extremely happy and therefore i had to come here and give them a glowing review. We also bought some very nice coleslaw on the way out for the next day's lunch.

We were revisitng some favourite old haunts from our cycling days around Herefordshire and needed somewhere to eat which would accommodate a wheelchair. Went inside the cafe to see if there was a suitable entrance for the wheelchair, but unfortunately they couldn't offer this. However, the kind owner said she didn't want us to be disappointed so she would take a table and chairs out onto the pavement for us, so that we could still have a meal there. It was excellent, my husband really enjoyed his huge baked potato and filling, my sister had her teacake with plenty of butter and I had the most gorgeous cauliflower soup and fresh baked roll. All accompanied by tea, hot chocolate and cappucino. They were so very kind and nothing was too much trouble. They even brought a bowl of water for our little dog. I would heartily recommend this cafe to anyone who wants good homecooked food.

Not just a café but an interesting shop / deli, a place for local people to meet, a gift shop, lunch spot, coffee shop and more! Good to see a place like this in a small village thriving and doing a service for the community as well as visitors. It manages to be all the things above and do them well. Great location overlooking the beautiful village, a warming fire, free newspapers to browse, nice cake and pretty good coffee.

All good! Service and food excellent. Water on tap. Homemade soup. Homemade puddings and sandwiches made out of real bread (from a local source). Proper coffee. Well chosen magazines and local papers.

Takeaway sandwiches were awesome. Made up to your order Delicious locally baked bread and loads of quality filling on offer. Perfect hiking fare.

Lovely cafe which is beautiful both inside and out. Good coffee, friendly staff and well priced. Would visit again.

Brilliant service. Excellent village coffee shop.

Lovely delicious food served here in this lovely quaint cafe/ country shop where they sell locally produced foods and the staff are very friendly and helpful

Service was slow. Usual things like jackets and sarnies looked dear so thought we would go for the hot option which was beef casserole. It was over cooked, salty and had no veg in but onions and mushrooms. The mash was watery and mushy. Like school dinners but nearly £20 for 2 with a drink. And it sat in my stomach for hours like a stone.

Without a doubt the best scones in Herefordshire. Lovely cafe a shop with excellent food. Its a 60 mile hilly round trip on my bike for me but I am just drawn by the cafe. It is on the 16 mile Black and White Villages Cycle Route and Weobley is a good starting/ending place - with a super cafe to look forward to.

Lovely place for lunch. Everything was great.

Visited for lunch with my mum and daughter today. A lovely relaxed environment and great selection of food & cakes. Friendly and professional lady serving. We will definitely visit again soon.

Had a lovely lunch here earlier today. All food and cakes are homemade and nice coffee!! The lady running the cafe seemed friendly as well. Will definitely visit again!

Lovely little place in a lovely village , food is great .

Best Hot Chocolate by miles, I'll be back for more. . .

Weobley is a superb example of a black and white timbered village with many houses and pubs beautifully preserved. The Green Bean is attached to a small delicatessen and does great tea and cakes. It has great views down the main street to the church.

Friendly service. Interesting grocery shop with a cafe selling tasty food with a full range of hot and cold drinks.

Wonderful. I highly recommend that you visit.

A warm welcome was given on my arrival at this quaint cafe. A good selection of snacks, lunches and drinks. High chairs were available on request and tables could be reserved if needed. In the winter the log fire is lit on the grate which would give a very cosy ambience. They also do take outs of you wanted to sit outside in this pretty black and white village. The other side is a shop/greengrocer which supplies the cafe.