If you needed a proper coffee fix. Look no further. Campden coffee is the place to be…read more Beautifully made, the coffee was just right and the extraction was done to perfection. As an Aussie traveller I'd say this is a nice joint. Was the flat white perfect Aussie standrard? Probably just missing the mark, but it's certainly good enough, and especially when were in Cotswold. Relaxing atmosphere for a tea and a quick rest as well! Lovely staff!

Had a delightful tea and shortbread, while the Lovely Bride indulged in a scone with creme and jam…read morewith her afternoon latte. Across the hallway from the gallery shop in the Old Silk Mill, where C. R. Ashlee's Guild of Handicraft centered a century ago. There is still a silversmith at work here, as well as woodworkers, potters, and leather workers. The coffee shop itself is a nicely appointed room with stone floors and walls, wooden tables and chairs in a cheerily mismatched style. Porcelains are random as well. Loads of sandwich options, as well as cold drinks.

We stopped in during our Cotswold tour for a quick tea service. The scone was both large and tasty…read more Service was quite attentive. It's a good place to relax whilst waiting for the bus to return!

Overall the food gives them 5 big bright stars, but the attitude of the woman who took my order was…read moreless than appealing, hence the reduced star rating of only 4. Soup of the day and a scone, some tea, and a lovely Bakewell tart for under £15 was a fantastic deal. The soup was a wonderful spinach-courgette-leek blend - thick & hearty - served with a fabulous cheese scone. There was a bit of a breeze in the air today and it was perfect. Unfortunately, the attitude of our server was generally unwelcoming. Perhaps it was the American accents, as others have mentioned, but we both work in the service industry and are hyper-aware of how we treat restaurant & retail workers. Maybe she was having an off-day, but she seemed pleasant with others in the establishment. She was very nice when we were paying and leaving though. ::shrug:: I would definitely visit here again since the food is exceptional! (They even have a lovely outdoor area where you can eat with your dog in company!)

The food was exceptional! Seasoned to perfection, and very tasty. My friends and I all very much…read moreenjoyed our meals. Good portion sizes and very reasonably priced. The service was excellent, very kind and hospitable! Charming restaurant in the heart of Chipping Campden. Would strongly recommend to anyone. I'll be back again

A warm welcome. Except, apparently, for the warmth…read more We arrived first thing in the morning, wet from the pouring rain and apparently Huxleys' very first customers of the day. Naturally, we headed toward the table furthest from the open doors and windows through which the lovely English weather was enthusiastically joining us for breakfast. Mistake. It was a table for four. There were only two of us. We were quickly redirected. Apparently we had wandered dangerously close to The Forbidden Table. We retreated, suitably chastened and quietly ashamed that we had ever entertained such extravagance. Settling instead nearer the open doors and windows, I mentioned that I was cold. The proprietress corrected me: "It is not cold." Ah. Splendid. Coldness cancelled. Then came The Silverware Incident. Both of our eyeglasses were covered in raindrops, so I picked up a set of cutlery wrapped in a paper napkin, intending to use the napkin to dry our glasses. From across the room, the proprietor barked: "You could have asked first." I froze. Apparently I had now breached Huxleys Napkin Protocol. There followed that special married-couple moment when no words are required. My husband looked at me through his rain-spattered glasses. I looked at him through mine. He said, "Let's go." And so ended our approximately three-minute breakfast at Huxleys, having consumed neither food nor beverage, but having learned three valuable things: 1. Tables for four are for four. Do not dream above your station. 2. We were not cold. 3. The napkins are not to be trifled with. The food may be absolutely delicious. We shall never know.

The food was fresh and delicious. We had pancakes, the breakfast sandwhich, eggs on toast and an…read moreaçaí bowl. The service was great and the Victoria sponge was a wonderful treat. It's a cozy space that's feels like being in someone's home.

Cute little shop with super nice folks running the shop. A great stop passing through.read more

The food was tasty and the people were really nice! Great little spot for a bite to eat.read more

We did not order any of the pastries or scones, but wish we did. We ordered teas and sandwiches…read more One of us loved our sandwich, other not so much. The teas were awesome and presented very nicely.

Had a very unpleasant experience in The Market Pantry in Broadway. We were a party of three and as…read moreit happened, there were 2 seats and 1 seat at the counter and a couple sitting between them. They didn't have drinks or food yet. No other seats were available as this is a very small and cramped place. As I approached them, the fellow offered to move down. Suddenly, the proprietor appeared out of nowhere and snapped at us that we were being extremely rude and that in this establishment once a customer sits down they are never asked to move. When I apologized- he glared at me and didn't say anything. Needless to say, we left! Much better choice across the street at the Lygon Arms! #soupnaziofthecotswolds

Recommended here by a local. Quaint little cafe with affordable prices and excellent lasagna! I…read moreordered a Cornish pastie which was pretty good. The other items brought it from the kitchen also looked tasty.

Wonderful restoration of an Art Deco cinema by enthusiasts who are still working hard to make it a…read morevenue for everyone in the area.

I never asked but why its called grouch coffee I am unsure. The owner/propietor is an institution…read morethere as she knows and cares about her customers. I only went three times as i was traveling but wanted to come back just to see her interactions with the customers...and try and be more like her. She is not obsequious, she is genuine and an asset to the community.

great coffee. Kelly is awesome. She makes the best treats and food. She welcomed us with open…read morearms. She is very kind. We will go back again and again. Heartwarming community feeling among patrons.

Great food, great barista! Friendly staff and super clean WCs! Excellent value! We had the smoked…read moresalmon breakfast and lattes.

We stopped off for a quick bite at The Hive and found ourselves in an utterly charming little cafe…read morein one of the quaintest villages in the Cotswolds. During our week in England, this was our only time we partook in actual English food. I had a really scrummy Rarebit with an onion marmalade and some crisps along with some local lemonade. It felt really great to be there and we enjoyed our visit, albeit brief, in Stowe-on-the-Wold.

Fab little cafe that does really tasty home cooked food and amazing cakes. Great for a light lunch…read moreor afternoon tea. Great to buy a take away sandwich for lunch in the park too.

This is a lovely place. Really friendly and very clean. We just popped in for a coffee (which was…read morenice) but might go back to sample their food as it smelled and looked lovely. The menu was quite unusual with a lot of vegetarian and gluten-free options and the prices seemed reasonable.