Cute little place that does the job. You'll find drinks, snacks, and coffees here. It's not a super…read moreextensive selection, but it's perfect when you're trying to get something quick for the train. Not much else to say. Sometimes a little shop is just a little shop.

Cute cafe next to restored locks on canal, cozy inside and picnic tables next to canal outside…read more Good pastries, soup, and bread. Latte was not so good, however, hopefully that was a one-off. Friendly staff!

A great meeting place in town with lots of space for Mums to meet up with prams and have a…read moredelicious brunch! It's a snug environment with an upstairs if you want to escape the babies, with a good menu at good prices. Downstairs they have baby changing facilities and a toilet, and a handful of sofas. It's not too loud here but can get a little busy at the weekend. There's a full bar, but you can also get coffee and tea. At Christmas they do Mulled wine too!

Very cute, plenty of tables. Lots of vegan and veggie options. Good tea, good food, nice staff, and…read moredog- and family-friendly! Highly recommend.

Family run dairy, shop and cafe. The heart of the village and such a friendly place. The cheeses…read moreare excellent and regularly win awards so a good option for foody gifts or a treat. The staff in the cafe are super friendly and welcome families and dogs so completely compatible with a day for a walk on Minchinhampton common!

Brilliant, friendly family cafe. Henry makes a mean flat white, the milk is from the family herd,…read moreutterly delicious. Mum's cheese wins awards for a good reason. They make great gifts. Short, but spot on food menu, BLTs are delicious. Go, you won't be disappointed on any level.

After a 12-mile hike on The Cotswold Way we were ready to rest our legs and have a little…read morerefreshment. This charming place with friendly, attentive staff was perfect. There were numerous yummy items to tempt you from savory sandwiches to scones, brownies, and delicious bars and cakes. The artwork is from local artists and the books from local writers providing a stimulating atmosphere. Unfortunately our hiking boots left a muddy mess beneath our table and the staff couldn't have been more gracious and pleasant about it when we tried to clean it up.

First visit and wow! Great selection of cakes and toasties the original panini! Enjoy the Lavazza…read morecoffee and relax!

It's places like The Kitchen that restore one's faith in England…read more The Kitchen serves proper English regional food with style. The attention to detail really shows, from the spick and span Georgian exterior with it's enormous floor length bay window allowing sunlight to flood in to the beautiful cakes lined up like serried ranks of candy coloured soldiers. Stone floors and rustic mismatched furniture are juxtaposed against a trompe l'oeil to great effect. There is just that hint of unstudied hyper reality that only period dramas and dreamy Cotswold towns seem to have. The Kitchen opens between 9am and 5pm for five days a week serving breakfasts and coffees, light lunches and afternoon teas. The tea shop is in two rooms, one either side of a chimney breast. The other half had a broccoli soup with cheese (all we know is that it was a local cheese). It came with a cheese scone, bread, butter and lots of lovely tea. Judging by the 'oohs' and 'aaahs' wafting across the table I can only guess nirvana had been reached . . . this was confirmed by beaming smiles and an empty bowl that was all but licked clean! I opted for a welsh rarebit which came with a lovely salad. Again, a light yet robustly flavoured snack that disapeared . . . . fast! The Double Gloucester mingled with hints of a floral yet smoky beer and delicate mustard. Cake inevitably followed, mine a rich chocolate cake dense with flavour and solid of consistency; the kind that demands a 4 mile walk afterwards. The other half erred on the side of caution and settled for a toasted teacake which came wth butter and was reportedly "v. fruity and spicy - yum". The bill came to . . . I forget. I recall feeling no pain. That places like this still exist is enough. Go, and enjoy The Kitchen. It's strong local following suggests that it will prevail . . . . just go there and love it a little, to make sure it survives!

Fabulous organic and vegetarian (mostly) cafe. Vegan options. All organic. Non vegetarian options…read moreare only fish and seafood. Menu choices ranged from salads, sandwiches, soups, wraps, falafel, pitas, and veggie burgers. Avocado and hummus available. Fresh juices and elixirs. Espresso drinks. Lassis (mango, original, etc). Everything we ate was tasty, healthy, and well balanced. I was in total health food bliss :) Very impressed. Reminds me of California health-food. Order at the counter and seat yourself. Nothing negative to report. Only issue we encountered was that they ran out if items on the menu. But I wouldn't consider this a negative since all of their items are local and fresh. Everything was fantastic. I would go again and again and again.

A nice organic cafe on Stroud High Street.read more

A good place to go for a good quality cheep breakfast and lunch. Quality of food is alright and…read morematches up with the price

Really nice good value breakfasts and Sunday lunches. Food well cooked and served piping hot.read more