The Milk Shed in Cherwell

Lovely place to stop for breakfast when travelling around the country. Good parking. Great ambiance and plenty of staff. The service is good and food is great, we can recommend the scrambed eggs and porridge.

After travelling over a hundred miles and looking for a stop for breakfast, found "The Milk Shed" met at the door first by a dog, then a woman ( not very friendly) and was told dog friendly in the shed😡so very hypocritical when there's a dog in the café already, having a discussion we thought NOT very friendly, so decided to leave So maybe the place called miserable cow shed Traveled a few miles and found the fat zebra, VERY FRIEDLY and a warm WELCOLME 🤗 SAY NO MORE

Excellent quality food. A great variety of dishes to choose from - lots of daily specials. Grilled herb chicken on a large chopped salad was superb. Scrambled egg with smoked salmon on sourdough was delicious Friendly staff - plenty of car parking.

Just visited today...... nicest chicken salad I've ever had, so full of flavour and variety on the plate. Absolutely delicious, great customer service as always, so friendly & welcoming. So many places could learn from this coffee shop thank you 😊

Lovely breakfast and very dog friendly. Cute sheds with heaters if required for sharing with dogs. Good range of choices and huge portions !

Ridiculous prices! - check out the menu for the cost of a club sandwich or scrambled eggs on toast before you go! We decided not to stay ...🤭

Visited with my eldest son who had the beef brisket in semi brioche bun, lime slaw & melted cheddar. Excellent presentation and delicious. My choice was the cheesy tart, leaves & buckwheat salad. I can’t resist ordering this tart again & again , often different flavours but yesterday’s offering was goats cheese . Aesthetically this looks so much more than your average tart. It is deep, sumptuous, a towering creation with a pastry base, oozing flavour & eat me vibes! The Milk Shed never disappoints I’ve visited many times over the years with family and friends sampling their many dishes. The place oozes passion about the produce, the chef and staff are motivated and deliver an experience which is all about the food and vibe.

This is a favorite stop off when heading south the ice cream is fantastic and the staff very friendly. Highly recommended

Come across this little Jem whilst travelling. Looked quiet until you opened the door and it was busy. Professional staff and good food but small menu. Waited quite a while for scrambled eggs and also quite expensive £32.25 for 2 x scrambled eggs, 1 with streaky bacon and 1 with tomatoes, 2 black coffees.

We visited today for breakfast. We’d been before during the weekend, which was absolutely rammed (good for business, but not so much for us), but we thought it would be quieter during the week, and it was. So bear this in mind when visiting. We sat outside in the sunshine, which was lovely! My partner went for scrambled egg on sourdough toast, I went for the club sandwich (a favourite of mine!). It did not disappoint. We enjoyed some ice cream after, which was also delicious.

Arrived on a Friday for brunch and the pace was busy. Nice mix of ages and genders. Good food and prompt service. The portions are too large for one person which goes some way to justify the cost I suppose but would like better value for money. A portion of toast and honey included 3 large slices of bread. I saw other people having to offload some of their meal as it was too large for one. When its full or indeed when there are a few people around it can get a bit noisy, and difficult to hear normal conversion. Children are loud and can be banging their toys on the hard wooden tables. There are hard services all around with metal chairs, stone floors wooden tables. Could benefit from acoustic mitigation measures.

Went for Saturday breakfast. Loved everything about it. Great menu, great quality, brilliant service, lovely atmosphere. We’ll be back.

Flavour mostly great, but felt short changed. Been before, money wasn’t an issue, ordered food - tasted great. Went today on the way back from something, but feel a bit disappointed. Couldn’t choose between the club sarnie, the chorizo and red pepper crostini and the dhal, so opted for all 3. The club sandwich offers maximum flavour, but lacks on substance for me. If I’m paying £13,50 for a club sandwich I want to be remotely full at the end - attached is a picture of one of the 2 same sized pieces of chicken - not good enough. The basil Mayo is to die for, I will add. The crostini, again, isn’t anywhere near filling enough to warrant the price. You can’t deny the flavour, but one slice of sourdough with a few cooked peppers, some aioli and 3 slithers or chorizo isn’t just cause for charging £14 - it’s not on. What’s frustrating is again, the flavour is superb, but it’s here’s just not enough there to warrant the hefty price. Then we get on to the Dhal, which to be frank was an utter disgrace. Sour, watery, lacked seasoning and overall depth. Undercooked root veg on top and just an out-and-out disappointment, especially when the other 2 dishes we’d ordered weren’t sizeable enough to quell any hunger pains. A decent sized portion, just a shame it was such a poor dish. Also, £6.25 for a milkshake is an utter disgrace and you should be ashamed of yourselves. Perplexed the place is as busy as it is. Staff seem attentive and friendly, can’t quarrel that but the portion sizes are hugely substandard, given the astronomical prices. Won’t be rushing back, which is a shame. Not much around those parts with the ideas and flavour (aside from the watery dhal), but the portions are 50% too small. I will add, my wife and I are slight, modest eaters / far from greedy pigs.

As always the menu was great and the food amazing. The staff are always helpful and friendly and we will visit again when back in the area.

This place has amazing food. The big thing for me is that the food served doesn't have all the preservatives in it like in the states. Excellent ,and I fant stress excellent enough place to eat

Friendly staff no “ is everything ok” beans on toast with 3 streaky bacon rashers scrambled egg on toast one tea one flat white £32-30 i own a catering outlet i know the coats this was rediculously expensive

Four of us for my wife’s Birthday lunch. Food and service was excellent as usual. Friendly and helpful staff with tasty imaginative food. I can’t say it’s the cheapest but I’m certainly not complaining- since Covid with restaurants opening up again we have found that quality and value for money is scarce so well done he Milk Shed I hope it continues to thrive. Get our recommendation every time.

A spontaneous lunch stop off and was very much worth it. Friendly staff, delicious food and great relaxed venue. Definitely worth a trip and will be returning. Thank you. 😊

We have been coming here regularly for many years but it just does not feel the same any more. We have enjoyed many club sandwiches, milwaukee rye etc and used to recommend the Milk Shed to friends. However the prices now seem to have gone up considerably but the worst thing is the atmosphere, none of the staff seem very friendly or welcoming and one member of staff in particular seems very abrupt and rude. It's such a shame, this used to be our favourite place for brunch or lunch or even just a milkshake and cake but not any more unfortunately

Arrived at 1230 on a Tuesday and the place was packed by 1245, usual menu plus 3 specials, we ate an excellent club sandwich, cheese tart special and eggs and salmon, well presented, tasty and good sized portions, good coffee. V good will return

What a blissful oasis on our long journey from Yorkshire to Dorset! The atmosphere was fizzing and the food fantastic. The staff couldn’t have been friendlier and the service swift. I would highly recommend a visit and we shall certainly be returning soon!

I’ve been for lunch a couple of times at weekends but today my husband and I were without our 12 year old and the dog and I wanted him to experience the food. It was busy enough to have a lovely atmosphere but quiet enough to get a table without queuing. He had the tart of the day (leek and feta) whilst I had the gorgeous scrambled egg with spicy chorizo and roast tomatoes. Everything was without fault, wonderfully flavoursome and delicious. If only The Milk Shed could teach high end hotels how to actually cook a tomato! I travel with work and have been disappointed by thousands of tomatoes over the years. I’ve tried to recreate the eggs numerous times at home and failed miserably. Service was fantastic as always. Thank you for a wonderful brunch!

I'd been recommended this place by a work colleague last Autumn but hadn't taken the opportunity - until now;I am so glad I did. On arrival, the whole place is fairly unassuming. Situated at Manor Farm, just outside Weston-On- the-Green, close to the Heyfords, we were greeted, following a short stroll from the car park, with an A board showing lots of items as sold out. It was almost 1.45pm and they stop serving hot foood at 2.30pm. Our initial concerns were abated after being shown to a sharing table [i.e. sitting with other customers] and given the short but varied food menu. The Milk Shed is definitely a brunch venue and the opening hours match that assumption : 10.30am to 3.30pm. It was bustling, busy and has the added attraction of what looked like homemade ice cream to take away. We ordered from the main menu, which features standard breakfast choices, backed up by dishes such as Grilled chorizo and piquillo pepper crostini and a deep-filled cheesy tart, alongside a mega salad plate with herb grilled chicken and a yellow lentil dahl. The children's menu includes scrambled eggs, pasta and that old reliable, beans on toast. We opted for the toasted sourdough smoked streaky bacon sarnie and the Milwaukee rye with avo, halloumi, roast tomato, basil mayo and leaves. Both were generously proportioned and flavoursome. Priced at £8 and £14 respectively, I would say that it was a bit more expensive than we are used to but, on reflection, the quality of the food is clearly evident from the first bite. My wife's sarnie was delicious and you could see the steam rising off he just cooked bacon. As for my open sandwich, it was one of the most delicious brunch dishes I have tasted outside of UE Coffee Roasters, just outside Witney. The star of the plate is the basil mayo : rich, bold and with a vinegary sharpness that complemented the halloumi and super sweet tomatoes, roasted to perfection until their unctuousness caressed the taste buds. This mayo - oh my - they need to sell it in big jars, somehow !! The golden chunks of halloumi mixed with the creamy smashed avocado worked incredibly well together. Most impressive was the rye bread - I don't know whether it is bought in or made on site but it retained both a light and chewy aspect, with a subtle complexity of flavour that perfectly offset the mounds of delicious savoury toppings. In addition we ordered two smoother than you could imagine cappucinos and a shared slice of lemon and poppy seed cake. The latter was light, infused with lemon flavour and rounded off with a smooth, moreish buttercream. Another delightful touch is the free tap water refills that come reassuringly cold. After paying, I popped my head into the kitchen and thanked the chef for the fantastic tasting food. We will be back again within the month. I cannot recommend The Milk Shed enough. Go, as soon as you can!

I biked from London to Oxford specially to check out The Milk Shed and have brunch with family. A warm greeting from staff, buzzing atmosphere, utterly delicious scrambled eggs with chorizo, followed by flapjack for the road made this trip so enjoyable. I'm looking forward to coming back after Sunday swims at Queenford Lakes in the summer.

I have been going to the Milkshed for years and my most recent visit did not disappoint; the first one after Rob & Maggie have taken over. Amazing food, great service and lovely atmosphere.

We use to visit here on a regular basis when the place first opened and it was mostly run by the owner/blogger.I have many pictures of the delicious meals that were lovingly prepared by the owner.Of late, I have noticed that the same or similar pie, are now much smaller in portion size and not any cheaper, in fact the prices have increased from back then. I did complain to the male manager in charge who couldn't care less. I believe they now use a smaller sized pie pans in diameter.I have before and after pictures for comparative purposes.We no longer visit for this reason.

We use to visit here on a regular basis when the place first opened and it was mostly run by the owner/blogger.I have many pictures of the delicious meals that were lovingly prepared by the owner.Of late, I have noticed that the same or similar pie, are now much smaller in portion size and not any cheaper, in fact the prices have increased from back then. I did complain to the male manager in charge who couldn't care less. I believe they now use a smaller sized pie pans in diameter.I have before and after pictures for comparative purposes.We no longer visit.

Have been to the milk shed more times than I can remember, and have to say it’s very rare I will ever come away dissapointed. The cafe is set in a lovely setting with friendly staff and a chilled but not dead atmosphere. The food matches the rest and is always full of flavour and beautifully presented. I believe a lot of the food is fresh and comes from the farm onsite which makes it all the tastier. Whether your catching up with friends, nursing a Sunday hangover or just looking for a quiet place to grab a coffee the milk shed will suit all.

If you want somewhere to go for a great breakfast then The Milk Shed in Weston on the green is THE place to go. The food is amazing, from soft scrambled egg on sour dough toast with slow roasted tomatoes and bacon to pancakes and proper maple syrup, ther cater for every taste.All their fare is sourced locally and really really good.Sometimes there is a bit of a queue so get in early.Enjoy

Found The Milk Shed on google as somewhere to stop on route to Birmingham from the south coast for Breakfast. As I was taking my daughter back to University and Breakfast was needed. Lots of parking available along with clean toilets and a great location for The Milk Shed, less than 5 minutes from the A34/M40 junction when heading north.We both had the scrambled eggs with different topping, the bacon was cook crispy as needed and the smoked salmon with a hint of chives was lovely. Gluten free bread was available, and the tea and coffee came in good sized cups/mugs. Will come again and try something different. Well worth the detour from the main road - thank you.

Great location and very friendly. Food was very good, although choices for vegetarians are very limited. Nice salads.

Nice simple meal, quite expensive for what we had but pleasant enough. Some nice variations on simple dishes for brunch

I returned to the Milk Shed after a break of over a month, to be greeted with Haggis Samosa special......WOW! It was an amazing dish.....as usual, The Milk Shed takes seemingly simple ingredients and performs alchemy....end result = Great food!! Don't miss it

Just had dinner with friends at the Milk Shed.... utterly delicious. Salted Cod croquets followed by winter warming Dahl and topped by the best lemon meringue I have ever eaten! Heaven 😊

We met friends here from the area for brunch. On the drive in we were not expecting anything fancy but we were really impressed.

Took the whole family - and baby - for birthday breakfast. We feasted fully, with delight. My scrambled egg and salmon was done to perfection - the rest of the family ate well. Our neighbours go every Sunday for breakfast : a time to read the paper over interesting food combinations and tea.

Every so often we treat ourselves to lunch at The Milk Shed and the place is always busy with customers of all ages and buzzing with conversation and laughter. The food is invariably delicious. Salads are very fresh with interesting combinations of ingredients. The menu's limited but there are usually a couple of daily specials. Coffee is excellent as are the ice creams!

I usually come here for ice cream (which is fantastic too) but after some recommendations came for brunch this time, and was not disappointed. The food was good and the service was fast. The only downside is that the menu is quite small and expensive for what it is.

I had wanted to go for lunch at The Milk Shed for a long time . We arrived on Sunday lunch time and got a table quickly ,the menu is really innovative and different so many lovely options. We weren’t disappointed with the food it really was yummy.

Popped in with a friend for lunch. I have been here a few times and it never disappoints. I had a huge and delicious slice of feta , pine nuts and leek tart which came with a lovely salad. Despite being busy the service was quick and friendly. Looking forward to going back.

Stopped by for lunch in the summer of 2018. It was very busy, but we paced our order pretty quickly and the food was good wholesome fair - just expensive for scrambled eggs! Might drop by again, but would also be tempted to try elsewhere

The milk shed never fails to deliver. Great wholesome food, friendly staff, bubbly atmosphere. We come back time and time again. Our happy place! 😊💕

Located in a long shed next to a couple of others selling animal feed and furniture just outside Weston-on-the-Green, surrounded by fields.

Visited the milk shed whilst staying nearby, we only had coffee on this occasion, but wished we had stayed for brunch as the food coming out of the kitchen looked amazing!! Quirky and cosy place that is family friendly with a great selection of ice creams..a hidden gem, dont let the surroundings put you off.

Been here twice and each time has been fabulous! Always extremely busy but worth the wait! So nice to find a gem like this with delicious coffee and food!

We ate here for Lunch and Breakfast (we were staying in the campsite next door). The staff were very efficient, friendly and even moved us inside when my wife's pancakes attracted a few wasps.

Although the location is on a small industrial estate once you get inside the Milk shed you forget where you are. The decor is rustic but homely. The menu is varied and something for everyone. I had the scrambled eggs with streaky bacon on sourdough toast. The eggs were some of the best I have had. Great for brunch or lunch and they even sell their own made ice cream. I did not sample any but I know people who have and they really rate it.

We live fairly locally so have only ever dropped in for a coffee on a bike ride. Today, we decided to cycle there for breakfast. The coffee, service and atmosphere have always been good. Add to that the lovely, simple breakfast we had today and you get five stars.(btw, when I say ‘simple’ we had scrambled egg with tomato on toast. Every element was superb,). Thoroughly recommended.

Had breakfast this weekend and had the most amazing scrambled egg ever! Kids food was lovely too.

Have been to the Milk Shed several times now and it’s always been fab. Yesterday’s breakfast was right up there with the best scrambled eggs and streaky bacon I have had ! The people there are very welcoming too.!

Superb consistently tasty food , great service, lovely atmosphere, clean and efficient. The best place out for breakfast and easy parking. Really recommend.

An excellent location for lunch. Delicious salads, club sandwiches for lunch as well as breakfast/brunch options. Plenty of seating inside and outside. Very relaxed decoration and comfortable. The food is superbly cooked and the flavours are great. You have to try the ice-cream!! I had a banana split and the bananas had been caramelised and you get three scoops of ice-cream (your own choice). The best banana split I have ever eaten and I love ice-cream. Will definitely be going back. The challenge will be to not go everyday!

A bit tucked out of the way but the breakfast was great and on a nice day sitting outside in the sun was perfect

I took my two grandsons here on a baking hot Sunday morning. It was heaving but out of what appeared to be chaos once we ordered our ice cream knickerbocker glories it was soon delivered to our table and having regard to the crowded restaurant delivered fairly quickly. Very good portions. Prices?, maybe on the cusp of being so but quality food tends to be that way and perhaps 50p cheaper would have been extra sweet but the boys as you can see enjoyed it although it was too much for the youngest one so I forced myself to finish mine and then his

Love coming here, it is a little pricey but the food, ice cream and service is always amazing, really cute to sit inside or outside - perfect for a sunny day!

Delicious food, great coffee and AMAZING ice cream. Very family friendly and portions were generous.

We called in after reading a review in the Telegraph. What a lovely little cafe, tables set up to suit big groups but plenty of room. Not a huge menu but plenty of specials to supplement the choices. If you are looking for a full English this is probably not the place for you but the scrambled eggs were amazing as was the very crispy bacon.

We stopped off on a very long journey home from an overseas holiday as we wanted to avoid pricey junk filled service stations. My husband and daughter had the deep filled cheese pie which came with a very nice salad. They both enjoyed their food immensely. My son had the kids menu tomato pasta and I had scrambled eggs on sour dough toast with roasted tomatoes. I had to send my eggs back as they really weren’t cooked enough for me (personal taste - my husband would have eaten them no problem!) and they happily replaced them for some more well done eggs. We had tea for two and the kids had soft drinks. £45 seemed pricey for what we received, but maybe this is typical for prices down this way? We visit a lot of farm shop establishments where we live (southern Scotland) and they can be a bit pricey. This café is obviously very popular and it was busy - we would have availed ourselves of the home made ice cream which did look lovely, but we had to be on our way - plus at £2.95 per scoop we couldn’t justify the expense.

The most amazing scrambled eggs and bacon on sourdough. We both do not eat butter and they came out to double check about adding cream to the eggs!! Thank you so much :) the most brilliant service, care and attention too! We will most definitely be back again very soon!

My associates tell me this place has great food and is always busy. I've been here twice now, and indeed they are busy and the food is good. The food is nice looking and has good flavour, the prices are a bit higher than some, but you get some nice food for it. It's busy and fill of kids most days, I got no issue with that, as I have kids too.

I've visited the milkshed many times and I can safely say they serve delicious food, especially their scrambled eggs. The ice cream is nice and the decor and atmosphere are welcoming. However, as it is becoming increasingly busier, waiting for a table is their only downfall.

Excellent selection of appetising snacks, meals ices and more. Well presented dishes and carefully prepared.

Friendly welcoming service. Good range of menu choices. I’d definitely recommend the rye with avo and halloumi

I have visited The Milk Shed many times. Tuesdays trip was with my partner, which was her first time visiting there. I recommended she try the club sandwich because it’s the BEST!!! She was not disappointed and agreed with me it’s the best sandwich she had ever tasted. So fresh, and delicious! She had a couple of lattes during our visit which she also expressed were ‘amazing!’. We ended our trip with some ice cream... WOW! The banana ice cream is so creamy and tasty!!! She loved it, and we will be back!

What a gem of a place. Completely my kind of thing. Fantastic food. I had a brioche french toast special. My bf had scrambled eggs and bacon with sour dough. Both were perfect. We followed this with an ice-cream each which is made on the premises. Gorgeous. You must try this place!

È di gran lunga il miglior ristorante in Inghilterra dove io abbia mangiato. È aperto solo a pranzo.

I have visited the MS with the family, with friends, to celebrate special occasions and, on the odd occasion, as a little treat to myself. My most recent ‘man treat day’ consisted of dropping kids at school and visiting the MS before a shopping trip...

Have been here a few times and always really enjoy the food. You need to get there early as it does get filled very quickly, but the service is always good and staff pleasant. Special are great so always look what they have on for...

Visited the Milk Shed on 2 occasions and both times it has been really busy. Both visits have been for breakfast and the scrambled egg is to die for, everything was great including the coffee . Would highly recommend

My daughter and friends took me for lunch yesterday. None of us had been but had heard from a few friends that it was worth a visit.. it was excellent food delicious, coffee perfect and the ice cream amazing. The staff were very friendly and...

We’ve been going to The Milk Shed for a while now, drawn strongly by their amazing breakfast menu and the ice cream / milk shakes. The food is amazing, the breakfast is exactly what you need to get your day started and comes in a...

Was looking for somewhere to brunch before going to bicester village. The reviews were promising, so we headed to the milk shed. It looks unassuming from the outside, but inside it’s a delight. Beautifully furnished, lovely atmosphere, friendly staff. The place was packed out, we...

I left a critical review of The Milk Shed back in 2016 and I felt I should update it, as I’m still a regular visitor and the front of house staff are excellent now. It still gets extremely busy at peak times and you have...

A funny little place, a little tucked away. The site doesn't look very inviting at all......but try the ice cream! A great range, and it's all fantastic! The prices are great, the service is good, the quality is first class. Go!!!

Delicious freshly cooked food, stylish rustic surroundings and excellent menu. Great for a family or friend's brunch. Well worth a visit. Looking forward to revisiting. A real gem.

Have come in here several times for breakfast and it is always heavenly. You can't book a table so you have to get there early as it fills up very quickly on the weekends. Still a bit of a secret spot so not many people...

Me & my mum visited yesterday for lunch. We both had the mushroom and blue picos cheese tart. Once again.... delicious! It was made even better by the wonderful salad alongside which perfectly complimented the flavours. The staff are all super friendly and helpful. Can't wait to return!

Wow, I can’t rate this place highly enough!! The staff are excellent, energetic, friendly, always really well turned out. The food - everyone goes there for the scrambled eggs and bacon, but every breakfast, brunch and lunch I’ve ever had there has been spot on. The food is all sourced locally, the menus are created to showcase seasonal food, and the portions are exactly right. The mega hot chocolate is perfect this time of year!!

Now.....I am ashamed to say that this little gem in on my doorstep under my nose and I haven't noticed it. I was invitied by my sister in law to go for a new evening opening at the milkshed for winter supper?? Winter supper in a milkshake place I said!!!! It appears that the Milkshed is opening on a Thursday evening from 6.30-10pm form"grown up supper" this is going on until the Thursday before xmas but please do check on their Facebook page. We arrived at 6.30 as they don't accept bookings and it quickly filled up. The menu was just right, a couple of starters to choose from, 3 mains a couple of puds and a selection of good quality wine. What more could you ask? It was damn delicious, the menu changes weekly and when we left around 8.15pm there was space becoming available. The price reflects the quality which I think was really good for fresh home cooked food presented beautifully. The mains are approx £10-£12 and a 125 ml wine around £4. Believe me the little shed was really cosy and festive, fresh flowers on the table, twinkle lights and candles.....the ambience was great. It was also beautifully warm. Now as I said this little gem has gone unnoticed by me but I am reliably informed by my sisiter in law that the breakfast is also to die for. Oh and the cakes and the ice cream...........please do check directly for the winter supper nights as the menu changes and times......

We are regulars visitors as a family and with friends and business colleagues. We have nothing but high praise for everything they do!

A lovely place to visit for breakfast, the whole place was buzzing, and by the time we left people were queueing for tables, so the place speaks for itself. The food was exquisite, well cooked and hot, what more could one want?

Went to the milk shed with another couple for brunch! Food is fresh and really really good! Also the milkshakes are some of the best I've had! The menu is quite expensive but I would say well worth it for a special treat!

We stopped here with kids after a long drive. All the food was lovely. However the 'tart of the day' was outstanding. Today it was purple potato, chard, hazelnut and I think it was taleggio. It was amazing... served with an equally appealing dressed salad. We will definitely return when we are in the area.

The Milk Shed is a lovely venue for a small get together over brunch or lunch. It closes at 3pm for food so beware of that and is closed Monday. Apart from that its is a great place to eat and pass the time. It can get very busy because it is now a destination and very popular. The food is excellent.

Have been here a few times and the place never disappoints. It's always busy but despite this service is always swift and friendly. Food is always seasonal and the ice cream is local and superb. I had a really tasty bacon sandwich and my wife had toast and jam. Our friends had a selection of salads. Looking forward to going back.

Having picked up our niece from school, we decided to make an impromptu visit to The Milk Shed for an ice cream. The place was packed at about 1530hrs, and although the kitchen was closed for lunch, we ordered some gelatos and a piece of Apple crumble cake & a cafe latte. The cake was to die for, and I was told that the gelatos were equally good. The staff were very helpful and smiley, which is a rarity these days.Although the kitchen was closed, I am sure the food would have been equally as tasty.While it is a little off the beaten track, it is somewhere to track down and visit, as it has just about everything most people would want !!

This is a really popular cafe in a farm barn. Lovely fresh food. I had eggs benedict for brunch which was perfectly cooked. The milkshakes are made from their dairy ice-cream, and there are 10s of flavours. Our favourite is salted caramel!Well worth a visit, closed on Mondays

Ok, so my third review of the Milk Shed and still top notch food! Yes it was busy and staff were looking to put people on shared tables but that is what is popularity does, dont go here at midday if you want a quiet lunch or if you are not prepared to POSSIBLY share a large table with another couole (the tables in question are huge, you would not feel as though you are sharing!). The club sandwich is the best we have had, fantastic. The highlight on this trip had to be the cheeseboard though. The cheese was amazing, masses of biscuits/crispbreads, celery, apple, radishes, beetroot, chutney. It is a meal in itself, totally recommend it if you like a nice grazing dish. Fantastic place, keep it up guys and gals!

We popped into lunch today and had a lovely meal. Even though they were very busy we didn't have to wait long for our food or drink and when they arrived they were lovely. Can't wait to go back.

What a great place, I’d seen a friend from FB had been so thought we’d call in on way home from Oxford.Fabulous service & Fantastic food, the Chicken Club Sandwich was simply the best! Will definitely return with daughter to sample the ever changing menu!Thanks to all the hardworking staff.

In the country side but close enough to Bicester or Kidlington, great atmosphere, fresh products , tasty flavours and unique family touch .

What a gem of a find. Lovely place, great setting and very fine food! We visited around 10am on Sunday and was surprised to see the car park full to capacity. The Milk Shed was buzzing but we found a place in its comfortable surroundings and ordered breakfast. Service was efficient and the food was brilliant. Set us up perfectly for a bit of shopping at Bicester Village (about 3-4 miles away). You won't be disappointed!

Stopped off here for a lovely Sunday breakfast - one of the few places we could find that opened before 10, and very glad we chose this place. Lovely cafe area, really nicely done. Everyone's food looked amazing and I think if I had ordered anything else I would have given 5 stars. The only reasons I give 4 is that we ordered the homemade granola to share - this came beautifully presented in a jar with fruit and yogurt, but there was less than a tbsp of actual granola in there. Mostly yogurt and fruit with a few nuts and bits of dried fruit. Tasty but was hoping for more. I also ordered the special of brioche French toast with greek yogurt and caramelised figs. This was lovely and would have been perfect if the figs were warm. They were still nice cold, but warm would make that an amazing meal. My boyfriend very much enjoyed his bacon sandwich, and we saw lots of egg related breakfasts that looked fantastic too. Definitely a great place to go and is clearly popular as was getting busy by the time we left. Ice cream and cakes/cookies looked amazing too! Would recommend.

You could easily miss this place as it's tucked away at the back of an animal food warehouse on a little agricultural estate. One understated sign at the turn off. This is probably a good thing though as the place was packed - they obviously don't need to draw any more attention to themselves. Feeling slightly skeptic alone as we felt we were really entering 'shed' at first, our worries disappeared as we entered the bustling room. There was a real mix of ages in there but a lot of babies and toddlers - obviously a maternity leave hot spot! They were very accommodating, wiping our table down and fetching a high chair quickly.The menu consists of an all day breakfast which is more bacon sarnies and eggs on toast than full English. Lunches included curries, savoury tarts and salads. We ordered a chicken club sandwich and a chorizo crostini. There is a small but varied children's menu. The food really was to die for and the service was friendly.They make ice cream on site and it's worth visiting just for this - delicious!Overall a different place to eat - quick but good quality and very tasty. They cater for allergies well too. A hidden gem. The menu is limited and one of the specials had sold out when we got there so be early! They are moving to the Thame food show for the weekend soon so a good chance to see what they offer!

Just took my husband to the Milk Shed for lunch,I was worried as he likes fancy restaurants with Michelin stars. He loved it. The food is good, simple, like home cooking without the hassle. You have to order as the counter which is a bit of a pain. It is a good place for friends to meet up for lunch, you see a lot of children as it has a children menu. It has a very casual setting with a few food items for sell. I bought some ice-cream once, I cannot say it was the best.

Found ourselves in the car experience venue all hungry not keen on trying out the burger bap van...so we ventured 8 minutes away by car more than worth it top food reasonable price for the food quality and service would go back

One of my favourite places for lunch. Food is consistently good, so tasty and great value for money. Always lovely friendly staff too . It's become a regular.

Great food for breakfast or lunch, with fantastic flavours of ice cream/milkshakes. Can't believe It's taken me 8 years of living in Bicester to eat here!!

We visited for breakfast and was not dissapointed, the food was freshly cooked and tasted great. The coffee was also very good. unfortunately it was too early for ice cream but will definitely go back for afternoon tea and ice cream

Entertaining the grandchildren and on the way back from lunch in Oxford I said I needed an ice cream. Whoa said the guys - we know just the place. I managed to drive past it of course but easily back tracked. The drive in was not particularly encouraging but the car park was full so clearly something was happening here!It was about 2 on a Tuesday when we arrived and the cafe was buzzing and extremely busy. There was a good range of flavours and we were soon back outside under a garden umbrella enjoying the lovely ice cream