Wayside Fruit Stand & Tea Room in Wychavon

We are not local but always make it a stop off on our way back north after a few days in the Cotswolds. Lunch and a few things from the well stocked shop with many local items on offer is usually the order of the day. Always happy to recommend.

A superb find . Great welcome and good choice of gluten.free. The food was well presented and the salad couldn't have been fresher . We would definitely recommend and would go again when in the area. The farm shop was excellent too .

I’ve tried this place a few times now. Best I can say is that food is poorly presented- my egg looked like it was frazzled ( I was quite surprised they served it) and service in the cafe at best is unfriendly. It feels like you’re doing them a favour . Service in the shop can be ok but it depends who is on the till as to whether they are friendly or not. It’s pretty expensive as well . I’m going to give it a miss and go somewhere that makes me feel welcome in future.

The 2 stars are for the farm shop and the service in the cafe. The guy who works in the shop and the guy in the cafe are both nice and give great service. The let down is the food I am afraid. Though I wanted to say something whilst there I felt quite awkward to complain in front of the rest of tea rooms. Our food was awful and we paid over £16.00 for it. 2 family members went at the weekend too and had the same experience. The quiche is small soggy and greasy, I scraped a teaspoon of margarine out of the sandwich. The coleslaw was so wet as well that liquid filled half the jar. You get about 5 crisps per plate and pay over £8.00 for it. It’s a shame because the tearooms aren’t nice and good before has been good. A few of my friends go there for breakfast, and say that this is quite good so I’m only speaking for the lunch. Sorry to the guy who served us, the review doesn’t reflect your service!

Visited Wayside Cafe today and had a really excellent afternoon tea. The service couldn’t have been better. We were able to choose sandwiches and homemade cakes to go with fruit scones, cream jam and strawberries. We were able to choose cappuccino instead of tea. As always the coffee was really good. Great value for money and will definitely return very soon. Thank you x

Called in for snack. Food very good and not expensive. Let down by condition of sauce bottles on all the tables, where the tops of bottles were caked in dried on sauce around rim area. Evidently had not been cleaned for some time. Not at all pleasant to look at. Wish now that I had made comment at the time.

Great fruit and veg and lots of interesting things on the farm shop. Has plant based milk and dairy free spread but only vegan option on menu was jacket pot with beans. It was a nice jacket pot though! Would be good to have a sandwich option and maybe soup? Staff friendly, dog friendly in cafe only. Loo on site. The cutest tea services!

Having called here several times in the past and been very satisfied with everything we thought we would call for a mid week lunch. Parsnip and apple soup sounded perfect. Sadley this was not a soup but a puree. Much too thick and glutinous. In our opinion this needed more stock. This hasn't put us off and we will call again. Maybe not for soup.

There's been a roadside stall, or farm stand or shop of some description, on this spot for nearly a century now. It's obviously changed a lot over that time, generally for the better in recent decades. I turned up last year (I used to live very close by) and ate in the splendid outdoor back bench area twice; it's nicely away from the main road and therefore quiet. The tea and food and cake were excellent, after which I had a wander around the farmshop which sells a formidably wide range of foods and food products. It was pleasing to see that many traditional foods, fruits and vegetables, from pickles and honey and jams through to various apples and plums, were still available, and often locally produced. This is the only permanent roadside stand on this stretch of the road (it peaked in the 1970s and 80s with around 9 roadside stalls and farmshops, and many more temporary places when the victoria plums were ripe). It's good to see that there is one high quality fruit and vegetable place still operating, and long may it do so.

Delightful little place, great produce, outside tea area with homemade cakes, proper china rather than disposables, a loo - the perfect place to break our journey home from a short break away!

Shop there most weekends, the veg/ pies and cakes etc are so fresh, the two girls in there are so friendly. Always find time to say good morning and pass the time of day with you, the prices are so reasonable, seem to taste differently than supermarket veg, well done every one concerned xx

Just a lovely friendly place. From Lucy who served us and to Tom who was standing in as “chef/cook” threatening me with “it’ll be the best breakfast I ever had”. Loved it! Breakfast was delicious along with my Gluten Free bread which arrived by another lovely lady out of nowhere. Thank guys, you have it so right. We had paid more money for a truly lousy breakfast at the local shopping garden centre, yet here we paid less and walked out with 2 truly lovely slices of homemade cake. DONT hesitate just go and find out.

Three of us booked in here for breakfasts as we had heard they were so good. We were not disappointed! The large breakfasts were really visually appealing with quality ingredients. Loved the special black and white puddings. Everything cooked to perfection and very tasty Generous selection of toast. We had 2 cappuccinos & and americano. The cappuccinos were the best I have had so ordered more. Very friendly young server. Excellent all round

Does not look great from outside, but if you are thirsty or hungry the café gives quite simply fantastic meals and sandwiches. They are made fresh and locally sourced. The sandwiches are a meal in themselves, the tea and scones are fresh, tasty and large. The speciality appeared to be their « bubble and squeak » because everyone who came in ordered it and one couple recommended it to us as we entered. Well worth popping into if you are near Broadway.

Went with my daughter as a farewell brunch before she travelled abroad for a year. Food was delicious and service spot on, a firm favourite with us.

Regular user of the shop, especialy for their own cider and home made sausages but decided to have a brunch in the attached cafe. First rate brunch, suasages and bacon were as expected, brilliant and all were cooked to perfection. My wife had the poached egg on avacado which she really enjoyed, We would recommend and don't forget to get some cider whilst you are there.

We discovered this tea room on the way back from Broadway. The room is spacious and enables you to have a private conversation without the worry of eavesdroppers. Staff were friendly. There are a good selection of teas reasonable priced, I had a standard pot of breakfast tea which was £1.99. We had china cups in prestige condition ie no chips and stains. There is a good selection of home made cakes but we did not have any of these. Attached to the tea room is a farm shop with cakes similar to ones sold in the ta room. We purchased some fruit. I would definitely recommend and return if in the area.

We discovered this delightful tea room when taking a much needed break from filming for the BBC in the Cotswolds. We have been back several times since, always to taste the delicious cakes which seem to be different every time! Whoever makes those cakes is really creative. They aren't your standard carrot or chocolate cakes. Well actually, there are those but in addition there is always something innovative, like lemon & blueberry cake, banana and nutella cake, cherry and almond cake (but with plain cherries, not glacé ones.)The service is good. You are sitting in pleasant surroundings which are not cramped. Your tea is served in good, old-fashioned china cups and saucers. There is no irritating music playing over speakers and, even better, there is a well-stocked farm shop attached with an exhaustive range of foods.

This place is located halfway between Evesham and Broadway. Called in here on the way home one Saturday day for afternoon tea. We were a party of five but managed to get a table even though all others were taken. The lady who served us was very friendly and the service as prompt as you would want it. I had a sausage sandwich with onion and chutney - tasted great. The others in our party had creams teas which they really enjoyed. Recommended.

We bought fresh fruit off the market stall outside his shops and he kept it cool for the day in fridge while we went travelling.!

There was something on the menu to suit everyone - good straight forward food, great coffee, lovely service.

LOVED this place. We had been traveling all day and were hungry. Stopped for full afternoon tea. The place was adorable, mismatched furniture and plates added to the charm, multiple home made cakes under domes just ready to be served, warm scones with jam and cream, delicious sandwiches! The tea pots were also very quaint! Wished we were able to come here more than once on our trip. Stopped in next door to peek around the veggie stand and ended up buying some local cider to drink later and some soaps to take home. We also got some sandwiches to go for later and they were very tasty. Can't recommend enough :)

Lovely friendly atmosphere and good home made food. The shop is full of lovely delicacies as well as first rate vegetables

Have stopped several times for breakfast and it’s always very good. Service is efficient and friendly. Lovely scones and coffee. Fruit and veg in shop is good quality and there are other interesting items for sale

Had cake and coffee for a fiver, best walnut cake I have ever tasted good service, nice farm shop to buy your groceries

Dropped in late,afternoon and treated my family to a wonderful afternoon tea with the most beautiful cakes. The farm shop also had lots of little treasures. Worth a visit. Highly recommend the pineapple and coconut cake.

Visited here for lunch where there a slight attitude which is off putting and doesn’t warm you to the place, especially as the food is relatively expensive for a cafe, but in fairness the food was good. Overall somewhat mixed.

My wife and i stopped in for a break after being stuck behind an accident in the hills.

I mainly call in to buy veg, asparagus in particular, however it was a hot day and a cold drink and bite to eat seemed in order

I called in to get some more asparagus after being delighted with the previous bunches, felt thirsty and a bit peckish, so popped into the cafe

I called in quickly the other evening to pick up some bits and bobs on the way to a friends and they were packing up, I wasn’t aware they were closed but figured out they must be close to closing so grabbed a couple of things quickly and as I picked something up a woman walking across the room towards me barked ‘anything else’ in a unfriendly voice so I just said no and paid and left. If they were closed they should have politely said sorry we’re closed as I walked in and i would have left. She wasn’t very friendly and customer service skills were poor. Won’t be returning.

We visited Broadway during asparagus season, and ate asparagus every day. The produce is so beautiful, it inspires one to cook. We also bought lovely homemade scones.

Called in here on way to shopping in Evesham about six months ago. It has now become our favourite place for breakfast. Really good quality ingredients, hubby always has two eggs rather than the mushrooms. Really tasty. Price is really great. Best coffee around, always piping hot.

Just called in when passing. What a find!!! Wonderful selection of home made dishes and cakes. Had the most delicious rhubarb & elderflower cake. Lovely coffee. Superb range of jams, chutney and pickles. Beautiful fruit & veg as well. Bought the ultimate souvenir of my visit - a wonderful large tin bath. Going to fill it with bulbs. Also bought some lovely gifts at very reasonable prices. Going to call in tomorrow on our way home to stock up on fresh goodies and more presents. Something for everyone here. The staff couldn't have been more helpful and friendly.

I am not local but on every trip to the Cotswolds, I can recall having stopped here for at least the last 20 years. Initially, it was to buy local plums in September then it became a tradition to stop, whatever the time of year. In more recent times, the farm shop has added a cafe and I have sampled this two or three times too. Last week when we stopped there, the cafe was packed out. I noticed a couple of men holding a business meeting, a few older people having lunch and quite a big group of men eating too. We had seen lots of cars coming and going as we arrived, some staying only a few minutes and we assumed these people were using the farm shop as opposed to eating.

I was taken out for coffee and cake for my birthday today and chose to go to the Wayside Farm Shop and Tearoom. I have visited the Farm Shop on a few occasions as they have lovely fruit and vegetables, a good selection of local produce and the most fantastic, creamy Asparagus Pate.

We found this hidden gem on our way to the Cotswolds, there was no mention to say if it was dog friendly, so I popped in and was greeted by the friendly owner who assured us the quaint tea rooms welcomed dogs.

We stopped on impulse on our way from London to mid-Wales - it's right on the A44 near Evesham - and we're happy to have found this little gem. Food is not fancy, but good honest homemade stuff: soups, quiches, sandwiches and jacket potatoes plus a wide range of cakes. Portions are generous, the very tasty broccoli and Stilton quiche came with a fresh and crunchy side salad, co,estas and crisps - although the quiche had been warmed in a microwave making the pastry soft and I'd have preferred it cold if I'd know that's how they did it. Homemade soup was served with thick chunks of fresh brown bread. Coffee walnut cake is very nice,y coffee flavoured, the buttercream not too sugary, would beeven nicerfrom walnuts in the sponge not just the filling/topping. Good coffee is Fairtrade and organic from a roaster in Bristol.

We visited as a family treat, first time in a year we overlooked this cafe and farm shop on our way to Evesham, but as we were visiting the Dogs Trust it seemed fitting.

Have called in a couple of times for coffee and snacks whilst visiting the farm shop. Fairly basic eclectic furniture not geared for comfort in café style surroundings. A good selection of homemade cakes on offer plus sandwiches and soup.

What a great place!! Went the whole hog with a full afternoon tea. I had a BLT sandwich with side salad and crisps, followed by scones with all the trimmings, beautifully moist carrot cake and fresh fruit (plums, cherries and strawberries) washed down with a pot of tea. All super fresh and tasty and only £12.95. Such a friendly place, with a small play area in the corner for little ones. Thanks for a wonderful afternoon of eating :-D

Hace poco visitamos la tienda granja como habíamos oído sirven pizzas desde un horno de leña para los viernes. Aunque no había muchas opciones, propietario está más que contento de agregar o variar coberturas, así que no tengas miedo de preguntar. Tuve atún mina por ejemplo. Los precios son muy razonables y estaban, se sirve con una ensalada fresca muy buena. Es un negocio de familia y todo el mundo era muy agradable. Sin duda volveremos.

Siendo una tienda de té al lado de una tienda en la granja, este lugar ha sido siempre un poco pintoresco. Miss tazas y platillos, sillas alrededor de diversos cuadros de tamaño aleatorio, siempre han dado a este lugar la sensación de una tienda de baratijas antiguo. Pedimos té Earl Grey, conseguimos normal, sólo uno de los pasteles ordenados llegamos, el sopa (caro) no era nada especial, y realmente podría haber salido de un can. El pan estaba bueno. El personal era obviamente no dispuesto a servirnos, y aún teniendo pago parecía ser una cepa. Una pena realmente ya este lugar hicimos una vez parecen ser agradable.

Encantador y cómodo lugar. He estado por café y pasteles, disfrutamos muchísimo y la ventaja es que la fruta fresca y verduras para la venta en los locales

Estábamos buscando un pub para almorzar en camino a Worcester. De repente vimos este pequeño edificio de madera al lado de la carretera, marcada como una tienda de granja, pero también con una cafetería. Fuimos en desprendidas de y. Un buen menú, con ofertas especiales...

Tienda granja wayside es un sitio precioso para visitar la tienda ofrece un montón de comida locales producidos y verduras frescas locales. El salón de té es un lugar pequeño y encantador para tomar el almuerzo y café. Todas las tartas caseras y bollos. El lugar está lleno de un personal acogedor y especialmente dos miembros del personal de visitar personalmente sé de años Ness y Jac. Recomiendo encarecidamente una visita dando wayside no te decepcionará:).

Pasó por wayside para el almuerzo ya que m local y queríamos algo práctico. En primer lugar, hacía frío en la sala de té/restaurante sin ambiente no hay música, etc. Las mesas y sillas que creo que se entiende que se debe "tro" pero muchas de ellas son simplemente ordinario y al azar. Había muy poca variedad de comida caliente. El servicio era pobre y tomó un tiempo para venir a tomar nuestro pedido. Mi padre tenía la cazuela de cerdo, que era en su mayoría Patacas Chirivías que no le gusta y no estatales en la descripción del plato. Cuando mencioné esto a personal nos dijeron allí donde muchas otras hortalizas (puede haber sido en el resto, pero por desgracia en éste no deseado) a ella Patacas Chirivías de argumentar el punto. Si hubiera habido otra verdura nada habría sido dicho. Los clientes que llaman mentirosa es bastante pobre. Mi madre tenía la sopa, que era agradable y me dijo que tenía una patata chaqueta que era muy mediocre. Era justo debajo de 30 libras para un almuerzo ligero y una taza de té cada servicio y basura. Que no usara el restaurante o salón de té de nuevo hay sitios mucho mejor como la despensa en macetas en blackminster por la carretera. Están cobrando Precios Wayside Broadway pero por desgracia quizás para nada bueno, pero no bueno para tarta de almuerzo.

Came here for breakfast as an alternative to the breakfast at the premier inn at Evesham. Took us 10 minutes from the Premier Inn to this tea room which opens for breakfast at 9:30 each morning. Plenty of parking.Good table service. Breakfast includes full english breakfast with variations. Also available - Eggs Benedict and Eggs Royale.Tea served in china tea pot and china cups.Would use again.Also worth visiting the adjoining farm shop for local fruit and veg, cakes and bread.

This is one of my favourite local places to eat, shop locally grown produce, and have a naughty cream tea and a chat with the staff. It's also the only place I'll buy garlic as it's the best I can get hold of. Favourite dish is their Sausage Sarnie, husbands is the bubble & squeak with poached egg. Tom & Becky are doing a fab job in the new venture too. Exciting times ahead.

Farm Shop first class and excellent fresh produce.Tea Room and cakes are amazing, really tasty. Popped in for tea and cake, and just closing. But I was lusting after some good homemade cake, after a awful day. Tom and wife came to rescue, opened up for us and offered us some cake to takeaway ! So lovely of them. Packed beautifully, and even offered tea to take away with us ! What good customer service. Thanks everso.

We called in for an early Mothers Day treat and were pleasantly surprised at the selection of cakes and other food. The oldies both had home made Battenberg which went down very well, I had the new edition triple layered sponge cake (so new it wasn't even named yet) it was delicious!!!! the attached shop was also very good and well stocked with local produce, and small gifts. Many of the cakes in the tearoom could also be purchased in the shop full size :). Will defiantly be returning to try the Sunday roast and bubble and squeak.

Lovely tearoom and farm shop with great produce. Nice little area for little ones to play. Food is great and the staff are lovely, friendly and welcoming. I think I may become a regular!

Great pies and wonderful home made sausages. Definitely worth another visit. We bought the Game pie and the Trenchmans pie absolutely brill with a large glass of Jameson's and water

This roadside Farm Shop and Tea Rooms on the edge of Wickamford (A44) is a must to visit.Its been a regular spot for me and my family to call into and has provided great traditional produce.Under New Ownership, Tom and Becci are extremely friendly and a pleasure to support, offering all the original goods of the previous owner, but also introducing Roast Sunday Lunches and Tom`s very own home made sausages. Good luck both of you and you can count on our continued support. 10/10

The tea rooms have a lovely vintage decor, which feels very relaxing. The menu is extensive, with daily specials. The coffee is great quality & flavour. The owners went out their way to provide delicious food for my food intolerances, it was so nice to go somewhere and be able to eat the food. If you have small children there is a little area where they can play, read books & even chalk on a board! My daughter also loved it & we will be back for after school treats. The shop has a good range of fresh foods, some more obscure items like Victoria plum jam which is delicious. They also have a range of unusual kitchen equipment in the tea rooms. Absolute worth a visit & we will definitely be back.

I walked there from home and enjoyed a lovely cup of tea and cake. I then did a bit of shopping and the produce is always fresh and local. There are also some unusual things and gifts to buy. Plus some interesting ciders!!

Stopped for lunch and enjoyed a superb casserole with the best garlic bread I have ever tasted. Lovely small tea room which specialises in home cooked casseroles, soups and cakes. It is located at Wickhamford which is closer to Broadway than Evesham and well worth a detour if in the vicinity. The post code is WR11 7RT so set your satnav. The cafe is coupled with a fruit and veg shop which is also worth looking over. I have rated it 4 rather than 5 because it has a limited menu but the quality of the food is first class.

We stopped here for lunch on a rainy Sunday. The menu isn't huge, but enough to give a reasonable choice, with daily specials available. Everything was freshly made, to order. I chose cheese and ham ploughman's - a huge plate of bread, cheese, thick cut ham, home made chutney, beetroot, coleslaw and green salad. The chutney was very tasty - so I bought some in the farm shop to take home! I would have loved a cake to follow, but the ploughman's was very filling. Staff were very pleasant, and the meal was incredibly good value.The farm shop was very nice, lots of fresh local produce and plants, as well as home made jams, chutneys and pickles.My husband particularly enjoyed his visit here as he got to have a good look at the Citroen DS parked outside - his favourite car of all time!

Wayside has a fabulous tea room that offers plenty of choice. The staff work really hard, are always helpful and jolly and keep the menu fresh and reflective of the season. I recommend all things asparagus at the right time of year. The cakes come highly recommended too. The farm shop stocks lovely fresh produce and has some nice little gifts on offer too.

We often drive by on way to Evesham & we're both so pleased we finally stopped off. Tea room is right next to the farm shop. Nice & bright, couple of tables around the back but as it was windy we opted to sit inside. I was expecting just a simple tea/coffee & cake type of place, but a good selection on the menu (inc breakfast).I had local turkey & ham pie with salad, which also came with crisps. My wife asparagus quiche etc. Both very generous portions & at £7.95 great value. We both compared it to Broadway tower cafe that we visited recently & think Wayside is way better value! Cheaper & larger portions without compromising on quality. You can of course just have cakes & tea/coffee. As it's asparagus season they do a few asparagus specials. Well worth visiting & so glad we've found a local gem!

Visited Sunday with Family, This is a very quaint/charming tea room with tea cups - not a mug in sight. The ploughmans i had was delicious with plenty of ham and cheese and some very tasty brown bread and an array of home made chutney's and coleslaw. It was a delight on the eyes and taste buds. Some of my family had sandwiches and we all thoroughly enjoyed the food. Definitely warrants a second visit next time we are over that way.

This is an outstanding little venue that's well worth a visit. Constant high quality Value for money and exquisite produce sourced locally. Why not do your shopping and have a coffee and a cake or even a light lunch here same time? I highly recommend you to visit here and I'm sure you will become a regular!

I stopped here for lunch recently; it was the first day of the Asparagus Festival and my cream of asparagus soup was delicious. On that afternoon, there were no baked items available, but an employee told me that if I returned the following morning, I'd be able to buy asparagus scones. True to her word, when I stopped-in the next day, they were ready. I bought half a dozen and brought them with me to London where they were thoroughly enjoyed. (I also bought 2 jars of asparagus jam in the farm shop which I haven't tried yet.) The cafe offers a good selection of tasty food; service is friendly and efficient. This business is very easy to find; it's directly on the A44 between Evesham and Broadway.

We stopped for coffee, but ended up buying things from the farm shop as well. The location is ideal, by the main road, and the service and drinks were good as well. It's a handy place to stop when you're travelling in the area.

great for for morning coffee or afternoon tea. lovely simple menu, the cakes and snacks are to die for and the shop is full of hand-made goodies fresh from the kitchen. can't wait to go again!

I love the Wayside, it's a great tea shop and farm shop. With proper food and a great selection of cakes. Great selection of vegetables and fruit, local honey and cakes. Veggie and Vegan options are also available on request and soya milk is always in the fridge! Great place worth a visit :)

Really lovely home cooked food, with excellent, polite friendly service. The bonus here is that there's a fantastic Farm Shop adjoining the Tea Room

I came across the tea room by accident so my friend and I decided to stop for a drink. The latte was very nice and of good strength and so was the hot chocolate. We then decided to try the apple pie and ice cream which was very tasty. I was tempted to have another portion as it was so good.The lady serving us was polite and friendly and bought our drinks and apple pie over.If you are going past. Stop by. Its definitely worth it.

We were a party of 20 that had prebooked a family sunday afternoon tea. Food and service was fabulous. Attention to the finest detail with beautiful candles in bone china cups, a huge selection of sandwiches, crisps, scones and a vast array of cakes. Excellent value for money, wonderful atmospere and a great timehad by all. Highly recommended

Not much to say really about the cafe, other than:Fantastic warm welcomeDelicious FoodServed efficientlyPretty much perfectParking on siteLovely farm shopWhat's not to like?

Lovely little tea rooms behind fruit and veg shop in Wickhamford. I took my Mum for afternoon tea and we enjoyed the yummy homemade cakes. Popular with locals which is always a good sign.

I can't fault this tearoom - the service is friendly, the tearoom is quaint and very clean, the loos are immaculate and the food....well, it's completely delicious.

I was driving a group of friends down through the Cotswolds and wanted to find a place for a coffee break, rather than stop at a service station, or the like. We came across this little tea-room and stopped on the off-chance. Lovely welcome - not fazed by the fact that there were 12 of us. Served a lovely cup of coffee. The cakes looked tempting, but they will have to wait for our next visit. Had a look around the farm shop and bought some really good strawberries. Will definitely stop here again

I visit this tea room with a colleague on a regular basis. The welcome is always warm.The staff are happy to chat and take into account any personal preferences. The food is perfectly fresh and home cooked. The homemade pate is a particular favourite as is the utterly delicious blue cheese and mushrooms on toast.However the real highlight is the cake selection. I'm usually too full to eat there and then but too greedy to walk away so generally take a couple of slices back to London - the lemon and orange curd cake is about 8 inches tall and the stuff of dreams.There is also a lovely farm shop selling local veg, cheeses, chocolates and pies. Whether you are a local or in the area for a visit, this tea room is worth a stop.

I have driven past here on the way to Broadway many a time and today we decided to stop and have lunch and see what was on offer. A lovely tea room, very welcoming and as soon as you walk through the door, are met by an array of cakes and bakes well presented. There are menus on the tables and specials on the board. I like the fact that you are waited on at the table and you don't have to juggle tea and coffee yourself. My husband had the special from the board, bubble and squeak, crispy bacon and a poached egg. I had broccoli and blue cheese soup with brown bread and butter. All homemade and the soup was also available to buy in the freezer section of the farmshop. We had apple pie for afters, and although custard wasn't on the board with it, we asked if it was available. It certainly was, and as soon as I tasted it, I knew it was homemade, it was lovely and creamy. Another touch I liked was that I had hot milk with my coffee as it should be. There was fresh good quality produce in the shop, along with cakes bread and eggs.I will certainly stop off here again. Oh, a quick mention about the toilets, spotlessly clean!Thank you very much.

Wayside Tea Room is a delight. The cakes are delicious and of very good quality. Service is excellent, friendly and warm. The attached shop has very fresh vegetables and interesting preserves, many of them made there.A very good stopping off place

Really fresh scones and luscious jam. Well-priced lunch menu.Small shop with great fresh produce and good selection of local beers and ciders.

Always good to stop here on way back from visiting my parents, lovely selection of local foods. We will get to try the tea room some time

Delightful owners make the most fantastic, thick and hearty bread pudding (1.25 L for a good size chunk) made in the traditional British style; no eggs. Rich and fruity, we stopped in and bought a few pieces every day we traveled. Bought some to take home, too, but none of the pieces survived the 40 minute drive to the airport! The tea room has a wonderful atmosphere and its location in the beautiful fruited hills of the Cotswalds combine with a fantastic fruit stand to make this a must stop for any Cotswald traveler.