Sudeley Castle Coffee Shop

very limited sandwich choice....cheese and tweeble or thunfish, of which I eat, very expensive to £ 6.50 per and very few on camp. coffee was terrible.

I wanted a sandwich, but the menu only had rolls, pancakes, and sweet items. I settled for a basic baguette, as I wasn't in the mood for adventurous options like carnival or wild boar.

Only a limited amount of pre made snacks. sandwiches, scones and cream, crisps and soft drinks. Hand as a stop off when out walking. Will close down when castle closes for the end of season. Ver carta

Limited number of snacks but what is available is of reasonable quality. Coffee is not the best but also not the worst I have tasted. Open to all even if not visiting the castle. Good Covid precautions in place.

Small but adequate cafe with somewhat limited fare, but acceptable for a light lunch/snack. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Right next to the car park, shop and entrance which is handy for meeting up with people. (And a loo in the shop).

An okay cafe. Nothing amazing and nothing terrible. Pleasant staff, but after inviting us in they didn’t tell us that it wasn’t table service so took us a while to realise we had to go to the counter to order. A shame it was paper/plastic...cups still. Ver carta

We enjoy visiting Sudeley Castle, but the café's quality has declined compared to previous years. The limited options and dry sandwich with minimal filling, along with unfriendly service, are not worth the high price of £5. It's better to bring your own lunch instead of eating here.

After exploring the town and surrounding area for a while, we decided to stop for a drink and a dessert at the castle coffee shop. As it was nearing closing time, many items were already sold out. Fortunately, we were still able to enjoy some hot and cold drinks along with some affordable cakes. It was a lovely way to end a long day.

The hot sausage rool was very meaty and herby which worked ok. The coffee however was so bad I genuinely thought it was starbucks. It is ghastly. The cafe also has an odd habit of creaking whenever anyone enters it due to it being raised...off the ground by about 6 inches or so. It might be good for tea fans but coffee afficianadaos.........avoid. Ver carta