While visiting Shakespeare's home in Stratford-upon-Avon, we needed to warm up over lunch. We…read morestopped into Hobsons and was immediately impressed. Expectations were high as we looked at the menu and it did not disappoint. You order at the counter and the food is brought to you while you start on your tea. Wonderful tasting comfort food and served quickly. Staff was super attentive. I would easily recommend this place, give it a try!

DO NOT TRY THIS PLACE. This is a restaurant recommended by our tour guide. Just like many other…read morecomments on Google, we encountered a mean, rude lady at the till. This place has changed and will ruin your visit. We asked clarification questions about the menu, and asked her if vegetarian options are available. She had a mocking look on her face. Here response were like these: "you turn around, and look at the menu" behind you" and "no, we do not make changes". The whole time she treated us like we were stupid. Here is my advice: there are many other options out there. DO NOT RUIN YOUR DAY!

Stopped in despite the line out the door for a scone to go. I also purchased a beef pasty and other…read morebaked goods. Everything was so delicious, I understand why there was a line. The staff was friendly and quick, so even with a que there isn't a long wait. Would definitely recommend a visit.

When we arrived we were told food had a 25min wait. We ordered one gluten free sandwich, one fish…read moreand chips and a kids meal with beans instead of peas. We waited around 45mins for food and then the fish arrived with nothing else for another 5mins. The fish was greasy and peas were almost still frozen. The gluten free sandwich was contaminated by sitting on fries after specifically asking for no fries as fried in oil with gluten containing food. The kids meal did not have the side substituted either. We left here with my wife not eating as we weren't prepared to wait so long for another sandwich. Overall a poor service and terrible experience

Stumbled into this tea shop after touring Shakespeare's birthplace. Had a delicious tuna and…read morecucumber sandwich and coffee. Nice service. Quiet and quaint. If I wasn't just another tourist passing through, I would be back.

Wide selection of cakes on offer including banana cake, lemon drizzle cake and chocolate cupcakes…read more Prices are very reasonable too, with smaller cakes costing £1.10 for takeaway and £1.75 to eat in. I opted for an unbaked chocolate cake which consisted of a mixture of crushed digestive biscuits and fruit covered with a top layer of chocolate. It was absolutely delicious. The high tea looked really good. Unfortunately, there was no space inside the cafe, so we had to settle for takeaway and look for another place to grab some tea.

Food was OK but tasted as if it was mass produced and dressed up to look like it was locally…read moreprepared. Service though was great. The staff were so busy but so friendly and made us feel very welcome

Druckers is a lovely place to have a drink and get a bit to eat…read more They sell a selcetion of cakes and pastries , you will be spoilt for choice mind as they do sell a lot. Including chocolate cake and other lovlies. Not only that but they sell other types of food too. I bought a tea cake here and some panini/toaste sandwhichs are they are really really nice. You can have some good meals too. The only downside to this otherwise decent cafe is the prices and the staff. The majority of the staff dont really seem too happy, the odd couple do though which kind of half makes up for the grumpy one. And the prices which i believe are quite steep for what you actually get. But prices are stiffling everywhere now days so its hard to really justify whether its expensive or not depending on who you compare them to. Druckers is easy to find and does have quite a large seating area, the toilets are set right at the back out of the way.

We all know how great Greggs the bakers are. They have a…read moregreat selection of pies, cakes, drinks etc. There are, of course, lots of places to eat while in Stratford but it's nice, especially in the summer to get some cakes or a sausage roll and watch the world go by on the street of Stratford. You can eat your cheese and onion slice while on the lanes watching those weird people who dress as statues and only come to life frighten the hell out of the kids when they fill their cups with pennies, or you can scoff your iced bun while in the park watching the fantastic nutters putting on their shows or by the river as the boats go by. We go to Stratford a few times a year and having kids and not wanting to spend a fortune in restaurants we usually go to Greggs and enjoy it far more. As the advert says Get To Greggs

Very easy to get to. The food is comes quickly, good if you need to grab a quick bite. Does get…read morebusy at times but the staff are very good.

The fourth Bistrot Pierre visited, and the first to find less than 5 for the Food Standards Hygiene…read moreRating. - 4/5. Nevertheless..... As already mentioned by others it resides in a rather nice looking hotel. Parking needs a mention - £1 for 2 hours, and it is taken off your bill, but a bit of a fag if you want a leisurely evening meal and have to go and feed the pay and display for a second time. As it happens it wasn't an issue for us, but please be aware. Bill came to £107.55. My wife ordered from the Long Weekend offer: Two courses and a carafe of white, red or rosé Cuvée 94 for £21.50 I'm not going to itemise everything we had, but the above was associated with my cheaper Steak Frites - £9.95, and my wife's choice of Poulet printanier - 13.75 was placed on the bill as an a la carte item. OK it made it £3.70 more. My son had the Raspberry Meringue (£5.50), and this was placed as an item on the weekend option menu; now £1.80 in my favour. But all a bit odd. Staff were very attentive. The food was as we normally expected.

So this place SHOULD be better than it is I think - it looks pretty upmarket, nice decor, dimmed…read morelighting and built into a nice hotel chain in Stratford. I walked in after settling in to the hotel for a work trip, and decided to go for a starter and a main course, having not eaten much all day (I normally struggle to eat two courses so it usually ends up in a terrible waste of food!). Having perused the menu - it looks a bit fancy and very provincal France - I settled on a haddock risotto to start, and their gratin macaroni for main (basically a posh mac & cheese!)... and I was left feeling a bit meh about both courses. The risotto I'm fairly sure didn't use risotto rice. The texture wasn't right, so instead it was creamy, fishy white rice. Not unpleasant, but unlike any risotto I've ever had before. Then the macaroni came out with an over-powering garlic & white truffle oil herb on the top... had it been a bit less liberally added then I think it would have added something, but literally all I could taste with every mouthful was the truffle oil and it got really sickly really quickly. The staff are super attentive, and it's got a lovely environment and I know I'm returning for a work function shortly so I'll be happy enough to give it another bash, but I just wasn't blown away. That said, I had 1 large glass of wine, and 2 good sized courses and it only came to £22 which was much better than I had anticipated.

Beautiful little French restaurant in Stratford. Easy to read menu…read more Came here with a tour group so our menu was limited but that didn't stop my husband from ordering separately lol. Food items were delicious Staff were wonderful and accommodating. Gluten free items are available.

Stopped here for dinner before the theater. I got the price fixed dinner--two courses for 11.95…read morepounds. I ordered the smoked salmon crostini and the smoke haddock fish cakes. Both were excellent. I really liked the fish cakes in particular-- great flavor, cooked perfectly. The cakes came with a small salad and fries. I think overall it was a good deal. Would definitely eat here again.