The Tea Shed in Stratford-on-Avon

Found this little gem through a couple of cycling friends I was riding with on a Tourist Trial in 2022. Delighted to visit again last year. Even good enough to be the main destination for a ride from home: (North Birmingham 75 miles). Very friendly and welcoming staff. I'd score the home made scones 5 out of 5. Only caveat is CHECK ON THE WINTER CLOSEING PERIOD.

Fabulous spot for a walk around the fishing lakes and then into the Tea Shed. Food is freshly cooked and delicious, well priced and served by some very friendly staff. Opening hours are restricted so worth checking before you visit.

Really lovely breakfast just iff the main throng in Napton on the Hill. Run by really cheerful and helpful ladies. A sausage bacon and egg roll and a decent coffee - happy days

I found this place by accident one day and now, whenever I have time, I wll go out of my way to visit. It's very much tucked away in the countryside. It's run by three ladies and all the cakes are home-made. I can also recommend the breakfasts & toasties, thick wholemeal bread, is the standard. Inside and outside seating in a lovely rural natural setting, which is adjacent to a fishery, the Oxford canal and a campsite, with plenty of free parking. The food & service here, is simply supurb.

We moored up the night before. It was finally cooler the next morning and we walked up to the Trig point and back down towards Napton. Found this cafe which was great to go to the loo and to rest our feet for a while. Hubby had a breakfast, and we had tea cakes and coffee and walnut cake. Absolutely delicious. took 3 home made scones for later. Great cafe. Went off to explore the beautiful church and the village.