Top Restaurants in Dursley
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Top 10 Cafe food in Dursley, United Kingdom
Discover Restaurants offering the best Cafe food in Dursley, United Kingdom including Vestry Cafe, Belle's Kitchen, Hummingbird Cafe Bar & Restaurant, Leaf & Ground, Nikki's Doorstep Sandwich Bar, Berkeley Tea Rooms, The Restaurant at Highfield Garden World, Fieldfare Cafe, The Bay Tree Cafe, The Singing Teapot
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10. The Singing Teapot
Overall Ratings
5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By TooLong2018
Only room for about a dozen people but well worth a visit. Great full English breakfast with a nice pot of tea and a great simple menu too. Waitress/cook very helpful. On the Cotswold Way too so would be an ideal place to stop for brunch or lunch. Highly recommended but not too good for close parking.
9. The Bay Tree Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 126 reviews
Reviewed By Jerryramstedt
Visited here Saturday morning at prime time breakfast and I can see why itâs so busy! I had the 6 item breakfast - it was excellent, presented lovely, perfectly cooked and great value for money. My wife and daughter had bacon sandwiches which were great, very generous portion of bacon - what everyone wants on a Saturday morning! We took a pie to take home and I cannot wait to try, they seemed very popular amongst the other customers too.I would highly recommend The Bay Tree for great customer service, a warm and friendly environment and most importantly - fantastic food!
8. Fieldfare Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Our family run café in Nympsfield serving great coffee, delicious homemade cakes and freshly cooked food
Reviewed By Sue F
lovely setting for this cafe on a campsite above Nailsworth. A very informal but comfortable cafe with a great choice of pizzas, salads and mezze plates. The service was good and we thoroughly enjoyed our lunch. Easy parking and lovely views across the Woodchester valley. To be recommended
7. The Restaurant at Highfield Garden World
Overall Ratings
4 based on 289 reviews
Our restaurant is a lovely place to stop for a snack, or a full meal, with a welcoming and comfortable atmosphere and far reaching views over the surrounding lake and countryside, its a great place for meeting friends and family. If you are travelling on
Reviewed By gingaoj
We went as a family (2 adults, 1 toddler) to the Garden Centre to see the animals and visit the café for a bite to eat. (This has not been the first time we have visited, we have been a couple of times throughout the year and have visited when they have Santas Grotto there too!)There is plenty of parking in the car park (which can get busy quickly) which is all free. We had a look around the shops (whilst it was on the more expensive side, there are some lovely gift ideas and something for everyone in there!) and saw the animals indoors (there were a few different animals to see: birds, spiders, tortoises, fish and insects!) and proceeded outside to see the giant gorilla statue and the birds in the far corner (chickens, geese and other varieties).We proceeded to the restaurant for some lunch where there were a limited variety of sandwiches available (this was just after the lunch hour rush) but there was plenty to offer regarding food. There's a hot meal area available (the food smelt delicious!) a coffee shop area that had a variety of cakes available and a little lunchbox stall for the children (which included 4 items and a drink) priced at £4.95. My toddler loved the options available and was happjy to choose between the variety of food they had to offer to go in his lunch box (with an option of a picture and creayons to use).My husband and I had the sandwiches (which were lovely - great taste, flavour and seemed very fresh) with the option of chips to be added on (again, we were not disappointed, the chips were hot and tasty!) The coffees were lovely and the view from the café (overseeing the fields and partly the River Severn) were amazing.For the 3 of us to eat and have drinks cost around £30.00 - a little pricier than we would have liked but you do pay for quality!All staff there were friendly and greeted us with a smile.I would recommend this place as a meet up with family and friends there for afternoon lunch (we haven't been for breakfast there yet!) as it's a lovely, clean area that provides something flor everybody there.
6. Berkeley Tea Rooms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 82 reviews
Berkeley Tea Rooms is a charming tea roomâ located in a stunning area. Berkeley Tea Rooms serves food from breakfast through lunch all the way to the perfect afternoon tea making this little cafe perfect for every occasion! If Berkeley Tea Rooms sounds li
Reviewed By Brist0lEric
A great little place with delicious home cooked food, lovely staff and fantastic cakes. It's a tea room and the tea is excellent. Sadly the coffee isn't - despite there being what looks like a perfectly serviceable espresso machine, what came out of it was like dishwater - weak and tasteless. Stick to the tea - the clue is in the name!
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5. Nikki's Doorstep Sandwich Bar
Reviewed By simonsY1376OL
A very small cafe with just one large farmhouse table and a couple of seats at a bar area, but it's like popping in to see your favourite aunt and getting a breakfast. The food is excellent and the staff are always chattering. The also do takeaway so if it's crowded get your food and head out. One of the best breakfasts in the area.
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4. Leaf & Ground
Great coffee, teas, beers and wines. Fabulous cakes and palate pleasing and healthy dishes created with love from ethically sourced produce, local where possible.
Reviewed By John P
Set under the edge of the wooded escarpment on Stinchcombe Hill in Gloucestershire this exciting new combination of café, deli, garden centre and ice cream parlour is a must. Stroll through the trees on woodland walks, take in the amazing views and let children explore the wonderful playground. The café is set in an oak timbered cloister, newly built offering crumptious food. All freshly prepared and cooked on the premises you will not be disappointed. Try the Croque Monsieur or soup of the day with a chilled glass of Sauvignon blanc - or return later for tea and cake. Can't wait to go back...
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3. Hummingbird Cafe Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
By day we are a small, friendly cafe where you can enjoy a simple Latte or enjoy a full English breakfast, we also offer lighter snacks such as Paninis, sandwiches and cakes. Watch out for our speciality evenings, we specialise in Caribbean food, however
Reviewed By rovingreed
I visit this cafe after swimming. The scones are delicious and the staff are very friendly and welcoming which is great for me because I am always on my own. Although it is small it is very cosy and has recently been tastefully refurbished.
2. Belle's Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By Tiggerandfish
We enjoyed a superb afternoon tea with scrummy sandwiches, cheese and plain scone with cream and jam, gorgeous sausage roll and lovely cakes - especially the chocolate cake , Service was attentive but relaxed . There was a plentiful supply of tea and coffee whilst we tried ( but failed) to eat all our cakes but took them with us in takeaway containers. Overall a very good, reasonably priced afternoon tea. Highly recommended.
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1. Vestry Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 43 reviews
Lovely licensed café, great coffee, homemade cakes, flatbreads, toasties, stews, soups, hash, breakfasts, snacks, eat in or take away. Locally produced meats and eggs, vegetarian and gluten free available, Wifi, garden, children welcome. Open Tues until S
Reviewed By Sanford P
My first time to this cafe and found it brilliant. Excellent food. The pea and mint soup was gorgeously green and delicious. Two friends had the hash with different toppings. They received praise. But the prize must go to the coffee. The best flavour and bean Iâve tasted for a long time. I canât wait to go back.
