Wyatt's plant centre in West Oxfordshire

We turned up and were told we were too late for lunch. We didn't mind, and had coffee and cake instead. Demeanour of staff offhand and dismissive. They mainly seemed annoyed that we had interrupted THEIR tea and chat.

Delicious coffee and cakes with my elderly parents, but can't understand the 'collect your tray of food' approach to service, so 4/5 stars.

Came here after trying to visit Diddly Squat and giving up because of the queues. Wyatts was amazing; lovely staff, great sausage rolls, incredible ice cream and lots of lovely fruit and veg. And around the corner was the most beautiful view!

Coffee and tea were expensive, and the member of the garden centre staff whom we asked for advice was downright rude. We won’t be coming back.

We happened upon Wyatt's completely by accident. Literally by accident as we had a flat tire about 100M away and it was the closest spot to stop. We ended up having lunch in the team room and hung out for a couple of hours while we waited for AA to arrive. The tea room has a beautiful overlook of the countryside and all of the food was excellent. We started with tea service (loved the sugar cubes), and had a wonderful soup and shared some chips. After lunch we wandered the gift shop, made a couple of purchases, and walked throughout the greenhouses. The staff was all very kind during our unintended stay. We enjoyed the flowers and the views of the countryside. I can't think of a better place to have been "stuck" for a few hours.

Driving from Derbyshire to Chipping Norton for a few days in the Cotswolds and we were ready for a snack, a cuppa and yes, a toilet break. I knew where the plant centre was due to passing nearby in the work van but I'd never visited before. The gift shop was great, a good selection of gift ideas and plenty of local produce and food items. The toilets were clean and tidy. No scones left but that was ok as we had a large slice of cake and a coffee/hot chocolate all of which were delicious. The staff were friendly and attentive, the views were lovely and it was a very welcome break. The plants and the nursery area were very nice to browse and would likely be a regular haunt for us if we were local. My wife almost bought a few shrubs and bushes but the suitcases in the boot were a little in the way so thankfully I managed to persuade her not to. Anyway, it's well worth a visit and we'd be happy to drop in again if we're in the area.

Sandwiches were very poor. Basic sliced bread with very thinly sliced cheese which was rubbery and tasteless. The chutney was in fact a chilli flavour which would not have suited some people. Two lettuce leaves, half a tomato and two slices of cucumber made up the side salad and I had literally a dessert spoonful of coleslaw, Have visited many times in the past but will not be returning in a hurry.

Took a detour to stop off here for cream tea but at 3pm told they don't have any scones, yet so many signs around advertising cream tea this way.

Lovely cream tea. Delicious and helpful friendly staff. Felt like a happy team. Will definitely return.

First time coming here and will definitely be back! Delicious cream tea in a lovely setting with friendly, helpful staff!

Lovely Sunday breakfast in a cafe with wonderful views over the countryside. Bacon and avocado on two pieces of toast. Huge portions. Really good pots of leaf tea eg Darjeeling and Breakfast. My daughter had a great hot chocolate. Very good coffee too. They also serve really good homemade cakes. Checkout their menu on their website. It’s excellent value too and the staff are exceptionally friendly.

We had a lovely lunch at this cafe the soup was sublime, a curry and butternut squash soup, with soda bread, very nice staff and lovely view overlooking the cotswolds

I live in Bloxham and always like to support local businesses, especially ones so friendly and helpful like wyatts nursery, I called in today with my mum to find a nice shrub to plant in memory of my Dad and found the perfect one thanks to such a good selection available! We thought we must try the new coffee shop, even though it was getting close to last orders Lizzie and her staff made us feel very welcome and not rushed! Will definitely be returning for regular coffee and plant shopping 😊

It has been a great pleasure having Bacon Baps and Coffee served to a request made for ‘crispy bacon’ & ‘one shot coffees’. The ambiance of the coffee shop and pleasant staff made the visit, one where you look forward to return.

A friend and I went for coffee and tea cake. What a disappointment staff seemed uninterested and cakes looked stale. Coffee was ok but toasted tea cakes were stone cold. Staff member collected them from kitchen but I am sure they had been toasted hours before they were dry and butter was no way going to spread onto them. Another couple on next table had the same and they said how disappointing they were. If you are going to serve toasted tea cakes I suggest you toast them freshly not in advance.

We stopped at the cafe part way through a long walk. The staff were friendly and helpful. The sandwiches were very good with plenty of filling and a good salad.

Lovely visit Enjoyed a delicious toasted sour dough sandwich Waitress Sue very helpful with the dietary needs of our group

After seeing a sign for the Tearooms at the Rollright stones, we decided to visit for afternoon tea as it was just over a mile away. Situated inside a garden centre, the Tearooms are a bit tired. The staff is cheerful and the hot drinks were good. We tried the chocolate cake and the coconut Madeira. The Madeira was quite dry and whilst the chocolate cake was enjoyed by the kids, it too looked no better than the Madeira. We sat in the garden area which was devoid of any ambience. The fence was straining under the pressure of overgrown hedges of the garden centre. The promised views of the Cotswolds were hidden behind shrubs and hedges and could only be seen by climbing up on a small mound from where the back alleys of a working farm were visible first prior to any views. There were very few patrons and hence it was a respite from the crowded areas of Chipping Norton or Burford that we experienced earlier.

My wife and I are local to this venue and regularly go there on a Sunday morning for coffer etc. and it was one of our favourite places for Sunday morning However this morning's visit was like visiting a different place. we accept that as the result of Covid-19 changes have had to be made to the way the cafe operates but this no excuse for stale and limited food, a lack of interest by the staff and no attempt made to take our contact details for covid track and trace. Directions said to wait to be seated but no one came after several minutes and we had to shout for attention. the staff could be heard chatting away in the kitchen but no one was at the counter at all When i tried to order two bacon baps I was told that they don't do them now, why not?. When asked what was available i was directed towards some unappetising looking pastries and a few baguettes that were pre-packed and looked as if they had been bought in from the local supermarket. I chose a cheese scone and my wife a toasted teacake to have with a Latte and a tea.. The latte was extremely weak and tasted like frothy warm milk as it wasn't even hot. The cheese scone was extremely stale and was obviously several days old. the butter pats that came with it were sold and had obviously just come out of the fridge. The toasted teacake was also stale and one side was slightly toasted whilst the other was not toasted at all. All in all a very disappointing experience and after years of supporting this place we will not be going back in the foreseeable future

Good and thoughtful staff, always friendly and approachable. One always feels welcome. Well laid out, clean and pleasant. Also a good view from the cafe area.

we use to be a regular on a saturday morning after going to banbury wow this place seems to have changed and not for the better the farm shop is very clean and laid out well as for the cafe the prices £30 FOR 2 LATTES AND 2 SCAMPI AND CHIPS the coffee hot scampi and chips goods peas 3 colours and like bullets were they were over cooked they must like the magic pub put them in hot water and keep adding staff polite quick servic HOWEVER WELL OVER PRICED AND ONLY 6 PIECES OF SCAMPI PER PLATE

Been going to Wyatts with my partner, friends etc for Sunday lunches for a few years now but have never posted a review for them before. I love this place and we have never had a bad experience here, the staff are lovely friendly and welcoming and Liz & “Brian” always produce a great roast dinner. My partner bought quite a few trees from there around 20 years ago which have now matured and have grown fabulously, and were very healthy, all the produce in the farm shop is excellent quality and I highly recommend this place and all their fabulous staff.

Amazing farm shop, homemade ice cream, food in the tea room was really nice with friendly staff. The plants are the beat quality and price you'll find locally. Deli counter and cheese all reasonably priced. And an enclosed childrens play area.

In the Cotswolds Wyatts is a great place to buy plants at realistic prices. They specialise in beautiful roses and offer an amazing selection to choose from. The food in the restaurant is really good and offers excellent value for money.

I met up with friends here, for lunch. I had the Mediterranean quiche, which was absolutely delicious. Lots of different flavours. The accompanying salad and chips made sure i was very satisfied when i finished. My friends all enjoyed their meals. The lady who took our orders and served us was chatty and really welcoming. We are all going back at the end of the month again for our catch up lunch!

We just LOVE the Sunday roasts at Wyatts. Everything cooked perfectly, until today. The usual fluffy roast potatoes were missing. Unless you had eaten Sunday lunch there before, you would not know.Today's were halves with skin on, appeared to be previously boiled, then re heated by a deep fat fryer.The fresh veg & meat as good as ever, but everyone remembers a great roast potato. Come on Wyatts, what happened ?

Met my parents here yesterday in middle of bike ride after a quick visit to Rollright Stones. Really enjoyed my Americano and vegan chocolate and coconut flapjack. Great location, great food and friendly service. Will go back.

We had been to see the Rollright Stones. It was a bit chilly so we thought we'd visit Wyatts as it was advertised at the Stones and we seemed to be in the middle of nowhere.What a delightful find it was.We had a wander around the plant centre and got some advice from the owner. The gift area was well stocked and interesting for a browse. We then went into the coffee shop..... staff were very polite the food looked delicious but were meeting friends for lunch so we just had tea. Delightful little teapots for each of us and the lady checked everything was good with us, even though we only had tea!!well worth a visit, if you can find it.

Very pleasant spot to eat and drink coffee. Open and airy with varied sitting and eating areas. A play area for younger children. The coffee and cake were excellent. Heartily recommended.

We went to the cafe here in search of a sandwich after having had an unpleasant experience at the Daylesford farm shop.We were a bit late for food, but the lovely woman behind the counter was really friendly & helpful, which more than made up for the previous unhelpful staff at Daylesford.Here was an excellent example of customer service that Daylesford's waiting staff should take note of.We were served quickly & the food was nice, & very reasonably priced.We will definitely be coming back, & would recommend it to anyone in the area.

The food is of a good fresh standard,and service has been good in the past,but very poor on our latest visit we were told 10 mins wait time but it took nearly an hour to get a sandwich! As we had a hungry child with us it was not good even though she had finish a few colouring sheets. It seemed very short staffed which was a shame.They do some wicked looking cakes!

Been here a few times before, generally when the place is empty. Today, the place was quite full. However, although there seemed to be plenty of staff around, no one seemed to want to take much control over orders. It is an order at the counter place - there were several people waiting with no one paying any attention. A few people just gave up and went away.

Love this little out of the way eatery, great food, great staff, very pleasant quiet refuge. Nice shop and a really good selection of hardy plants, good butcher too.

Healthy looking plants at fair prices.Very good shop with some top of the range foods and a good cafe for a meal or snack.

After visiting the garden centre we decided to have a bit of lunch. The tea was spot on, very refreshing. We both opted for the home cooked ham sandwiches. Very filling and extremely moreish, served with a side salad and coleslaw. Under £20 for the lot. Very reasonable.

The cafe service is quick and the food good. The shop stocks local food and gifts. The plants in the garden section are of good quality and priced well.

Popped in for a late morning drink, and saw that we were just in time for the breakfast bacon baps. We both had one, me with a latte, and my wife with an Americano.

We visit Wyatts on a regular basis and can honestly say that apart from one occasion (when the soup wasn't to my taste) we have always found the food and service to be the best it could possibly be. Consistently high quality and standards all round. The staff are all brilliant and we are happy to travel 40 plus minutes to visit. Cakes are amazing as are the sandwiches and paninis. I love the teapots which although heavy, make the tea taste beautifully smokey. Keep doing what you're doing and we will keep returning! Well done to the management and lovely smiley staff. You should be very proud!

Just had a excellent roast beef dinner ,with home made Yorkshire puddings ,veg was cooked to perfection and the beef was superb would highly recommend this place to friends and family

A family owned garden centre full of surprises besides nice plants. Wander in past a superb deli, fresh veg and keep going through other delights on offer until you reach the self serve restaurant which has a whole range of home made goodies to tempt all from a late breakfast, through morning coffeeand cakes to a fine lunch. Sunday lunches we are told are a particular treat. Nice friendly staff serving freshly cooked food. There are tables outside when the weather is fine - a some great views over the Cotswolds.

Called in when heading for the Rollright Stones as remembered from a previous visit that the shop had a good selection of local cards. Since it was lunchtime decided to refuel at the conservatory-style restaurant, where I very much enjoyed a tasty grilled goat's cheese salad served with satisfying hunks of bread.

Well worth visiting , to see the beautiful plants, a lovely little cafe, the young girl who served us in the cafe was so sweet, was trying so hard and it was a pleasure to be served by her. Had ice cream, lovely.

We came here to buy plants because the selection is good and the prices are fair - unlike some nearer to Oxford. They also stock a few of the more unusual plants.

Went here with a view to get some shopping and have a snack having previously phoned to check dog friendly. Surprised to be "escorted" round the back way to the cafe "garden", (not a very pretty place shambles comes to mind) although did appreciate problem of taking animals through the shop area, but made us feel uncomfortable. Then found outside sitting area bathed in sun at about 30C and no shade for us or dog so couldn't stay. Did have a delicious ice cream and bought a couple of ready meals so not a complete failure.

The tea is excellent, as they sell specialist tea. We didn't have any cake as this was rather pricey.

Proper leaf tea and an excellent ice cream. Friendly service and a great view from the Cotswold scarp.

I visited with my mum and daughter today, having passed it on the way to the Rollright Stones. It was a lovely place with a nice, well stocked shop and lovely little cafe. It wasn’t cheap but we enjoyed what we had and the tea pots are just wonderful. There weren’t many people in at the time however with only 1 toilet for the ladies, we had to queue for several minutes which was a bit annoying and I imagine in the summer or at weekends there is probably a bit queue. They seemed to do a good range of GF and vegan delights which was good to see.

Great country garden centre and food store with super cafe/restaurant. Great value lunch meals made to order.

I visited with a friend on Sunday. Wyatts website clearly states seasonal opening from 10 am. We arrived at 10.15 to be told they don't open until 10.30! However, we were served by a friendly young lady but I was disappointed with the cake. I love the caramel topped flapjack and always choose it when I visit. However please do not store in refrigerator overnight. Not for the first time it was rock hard and almost impossible to get a fork into! I did not request it be warmed in the microwave as the last time that happened, it melted to a sludge! Sorry Wyatts but your cakes are really quite expensive and therefore you need to be at the top of the game. There is much competition out there for you now. I cannot comment on lunches but I understand from others that the Sunday lunch especially is very good indeed.

We called in here for lunch, both of us having jacket potatoes. They look really nice, but neither was hot. We wanted to have an ice cream after, only to be told that we would need to go and buy it from the adjoining shop and bring it back to the table!Needless to say, we won’t be returning again….

Stopped at the plant centre for a snack in the cafe. The centre is quite small as garden centres go....

We stopped in for some of their amazing ice cream, which is home made and absolutely delicious, but the staff...

I am a seasoned visitor of more than 40 years to garden centres and tea rooms throughout the UK and...

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El clásico coadjutor de aspectos positivos. La parte vegetal de la empresa es excepcional. Una buena variedad de plantas en buenas condiciones y mucho más barato que el equivalente en otros centros. La señora que estaba trabajando en el vivero ofreció asesoramiento amable y honesto si ella no era cierto de la respuesta. Pero. La cafetería era de nuevo una decepción. Podría ser una ubicación maravillosa, sin embargo el área inmediatamente fuera de la ventana necesita un buen ordenadas, ya que se le quita la vista. La decoración que incluye "formal" (que manteles ocultar el hierro maravilloso mesas enmarcado), junto con el pino sillas toda granja le dan al lugar un aire de un comedor en una residencia de ancianos. Así que es un buen lugar para las plantas, pero no te molestes con nada más.

Mi esposa y yo nos detuvimos cuando estábamos de paso, esta fue nuestra primera visita y será la última.

Just got back home from meeting a friend here with my 2 year old child. Food was beautiful, homemade, well presented and very tasty. Staff were so friendly and welcoming and made a real effort with my son too. There's a small play area outside for when the weathers dry and a box of kids toys in the tea rooms. Clean and tidy and a lovely little mooch around their butchers section and gifts. Will definitely be returning here again.

Wonderful friendly staff, everything good. Especially cakies and cheese! I visit nearly every day and look forward to it.

A very nice family Garden Center with good plants and patio pots. It has a nice cafe too. Great place to go for a trip out and a coffee

My wife and i visited the Rollright stone circle and found Wyatts Plant Centre nearby, serving food. It was a Sunday - and noon - so we decided to treat ourselves to lunch. The food was excellent and value for money. We found the restaurant and sales staff very friendly - and extremely helpful - especially when purchasing items from the food shop.

The service was good but that's about it. Unfortunately the coffee was very bitter. Quite a nice looking garden centre but as it was nearly closing time we only went to the cafe.

We have been going to Wyatts for many years. The plants are the best in Oxfordshire and the knowledge of the plant staff is considerable, they enjoy explaining the care of their plants. All plants flourish well. Henry's Butcher has the tastiest free range chickens and pork in Oxfordshire/Warwickshire and he will cut any joint to your requirements. He and his wife could not be more helpful.Beautiful location, pretty gifts in the general shop, what could be more perfect. BUT the staff in the café were the worst we have experienced in our lifetime. Rude is an understatement. Waited for over 30mins when the cafe was no longer busy, for a straightforward lunch after 2pm, then receiving the wrong food when we went to find out what was happening, our dinner had been left to one side in the kitchen.To make it even worse we were given the meanest of apology from the shift manageress when we complained about the whole experience were 'told' we 'seemed unhappy' and would be given our money back and we 'should' leave. We had even offered to collect our food from the hatch and made it very clear as to where we were sitting. Every time we go to Wyatts we have called into the café and been served by someone new. What is this saying. Sad, as this café could be heavenly.

Friendly good service, yummy selection of cakes and ice cream. We had a delicious ice cream sundae and took away some cake. Room for improvement outside to enhance the view and perhaps more bird feeders to watch. All in all well worth a visit if you are in the area.

This is such a lovely garden centre. They have a fantastic range of plants, trees, pots and all your gardening needs and they are all fantastic value for money. There is also a quaint tea room which offers a good choice of food, mainly a selection of sandwiches and cake. There is also a large and contained children's play area next to the cafe. Inside the shop area is a food hall with a butcher selling local produce and a small gift shop. I wouldn't say this is a place to take time travelling to from a distance but locally it is an excellent place to go to for your gardening needs and a cuppa.

Yes that's exactly what we had and the leaf tea was great although a little expensive at over £4 for a pot for two.My fruit cake was a generous portion and good quality. My wife's (different) also quite good.Nice location too.Didn't explore the garden centre or butchers... Just afternoon tea.This is very well situated for Rollright Stones by the way.

This 'plant centre' is so much more. Yes, it's a great garden centres and farm shop, but the tea room is amazing! Fresh brewed tea (leaves, not tea bags) and the most amazing coffee and walnut cake! My wife said the ginger cake was great too - and huge slices. Recommended!

Excellent visit and meal, kids area out the back of restrant is very good with an old tractor to play on, we had a cream tea which was excellent, some of the items in the shop we found a bit expensive but of good quality. Plants in the garden centre are of a great standard. Overall very good

When we are in the area we always try and pop into Wyatts for lunch. The menu is not vast but most of the produce is local and good quality. There is always a home made soup available along with well filled sandwiches and various cooked options. The cakes are of the highest quality and all this washed down with a hot drink or something stronger if you want it.The restaurant is attached to a small farm shop and deli and although we try not to we always manage to come away with something to eat at home. It is tucked away in the countryside with wonderful views across open fields. An ideal way to spend a lunchtime relaxing.

I've been here for lunch a number of times in the past couple of years, and have always had an excellent experience. The food is delicious, the coffee is great, and their cakes are divine! It's good value, the staff are friendly and the service is prompt. There are comfy sofas as well as the regular tables - a nice touch if you just fancy a relaxing coffee or tea - and there's a lovely view across the countryside at the back. We always pop in when we're in the area. They have a great gift shop & deli/farm shop too, as well as the garden centre.

This Garden centre is among the best ,as the owner is a plantsman and will give you good advice on all aspects of Garden activities,plant knowledge is excellent . The food in the attached Restaurant is good Home type cooking, excellent cakes and sandwiches /snacks .

Very tasty sandwiches crammed full of filling. Helpful staff. Pleasant place to eat. Lovely outside children's play area.

I'd popped in to buy some plants & was hungry so looked at the menu & was pleasantly surprised. They serve some lovely home cooked food here & have a butchers & deli in house as well as selling giftware & the usual plants you'd expect! I know folk who make a point of going here just to eat despite the fact that it's a garden centre - but the plants are excellent quality too.

Lovely setting, food is excellent, fantastic selection of plants and shrubs, in house butchers, delicatessen food stocked, lovely home made ice cream excellent all round.

Although attached to a farm shop, the self - service restaraunt offer a small selection of snacks and home cooked food. Lacking ambience, this is ok for Sunday lunch, a mini-lunch or a snack. It's close proximity to Rollright Stones makes it popular to visitors to this site. Would recommend for "quick eats", but no more.

I have been here several times recently for a morning cup of tea. The price of 2 cups of tea ( which is actually 4 cups as you get hot water), is £2.95, which is exceedingly good value. Although the service is a bit slow, it is always done with a smile, and everyone is very friendly and willing to help you out. I'm not sure how quickly they would serve a big group of people. There is always a good selection of cakes, although I have never had any myself, but the toasted tea cake was lovely. They also serve various lunch time meals and snacks.

Normally offer a lunch special or Scotch egg, not a comprehensive menu.Lovely selection of cakes, with nice comfy sofa areas.

Once you get your tray, hopefully not cut with a cake with nuts on it. It is a pleasant view, the coffees are nice. I did not let my kids play with the toys as they looked dirty.A girl comes around to sweep the floor and clear the plates, so not too bad. I think it could be a nice place but with grubby children around they need to clean a lot more.

After visiting the nearby Rollright Stones we followed the directions to this delightful garden centre, shop and tea room. Although we only had tea and cakes there was a range of simple sandwiches and two or three specials on offer. They also do a Sunday Roast. The staff were very friendly and the place caters well for children with a lovely play area outside and a basket full of toys inside. Prices seem reasonable for homemade dishes - the tray bakes were all priced at 2.95 for generous portions. There was a good range of hot drinks on offer as well as other soft drinks. It was 2.15 for a pot of tea which was served in a neat cast iron teapot. We were taking a break during a long journey but will certainly stop in again to try their lunch menu.