The Orangery Restaurant in Stratford-on-Avon

Lovely lunch spot, friendly staff very happy to accommodate for food intolerance

Lovely staff and beautiful surroundings!

Standard national trust Cafe food n prices. Only one till was open so the queue was long and slow. Ordered lunch at 2pm and some items were already sold out. I've been to at least 5 different national trust cafes/restaurants, this one is the worst so far...

Two stars are for the coffee ,sandwich tasted stale and offish so that was left . Prices are on the steep side . Two girls serving not a smile or kind word between them . I guess they didn't want to be there neither did I after my experience. My advice take a picnic.

A very haphazard slow service yesterday, cooked food arrived while I was still in the queue waiting for coffee, this made hot food lukewarm. To add insult to injury the bacon bap was over cooked strip bacon clearly yesterday’s bacon or been held under a heater. Never had this level of service from a NT cafe/ restaurant before

Nice place to ear. Good food and friendly service. Cost are a little high but that is the National Trust and as long as profits go back to running the site then OK.

Nice cafe attached to charlecote park NT

Very enjoyable but could have been vastly improved by the ejection of that couple with their multiple small dogs that exercised their painfully loud and piercing barrels at the least provocation. At least I'm lucky not to be living within earshot of them and their little darlings. Seriously though, the NT should deal with situations like this.

Nice food. One complaint is all the wasps hindering everyone, and nothing being done about them. Terrable really. Hence the 3 stars.

Adore Charlecote Park. Different every visit. Never can resist a scone with cream and jam and a latte!

The place is in a beautiful location. However, that's about as good as it get. I ordered a coffee which was OK and a brownie, which was very dry, so was much of a treat, this might have been forgiven if the staff were friendlier. The staff are not very welcoming, in fact, I felt a little ignored. A real shame.

I don't normally eat in their food outlets because food choices for those not wishing to chow down on animals & their byproducts is pretty abysmal & sure enough that was the case 😭 you'd think by now given the state of the world everyone would try that bit harder🤔 I'll pack a picnic next time there's nothing worse than having no choice. On the plus side everyone is super friendly, I don't envy them their jobs. Will still go back as always.

Foods quite nice. Staff worked hard but the queues were very long, not good if you have back or knee problems. Slow service unfortunately. Rather noisy but it was lunchtime and terribly busy.

Same problem at all National Trust cafeteria...people grab tables and then queue to order food. Infuriating!

We had a Christmas meal which was very good. You have to prebook if you want the Christmas dinner and this is a set 3 course meal plus coffee and mince pies. The staff are very helpful and pleasant.

Friendly staff, efficient service

What you would expect from a national trust eatery.

With the woolyard cafe closed and the weather rainy, we were concerned we would be eating outside with our 2 dogs. Thankfully, the Orangery allows dogs now - but is it temporary?

What a lovely environment to stop for a cuppa and a cake

Ideal for a light lunch. Pleasant staff

Really good quality coffee. Great service and friendly staff.

Food was good and hot good service

This was a very pleasant place to sit and have a lovely warm drink, the staff were very helpful and when our nearly 4 year old grandson wanted to get involved with the ordering process they took the time to listen to him.

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Lovely food and very good service.

Very nice, a bit expensive but enjoyable

Very friendly staff. Relaxing place to sit down and have a drink. When we came dogs were allowed too, which is greatly appreciated.