Cafés in Worcestershire
Across Worcestershire you will find a variety of cafes to choose from, perfect for enjoying light lunches, afternoon tea and spending the afternoon chatting.
Many cafes use local produce and serve homemade meals, cakes and drinks. Worcestershire’s countryside provides beautiful views and a wonderful way to relax after exploring the local area, walking or shopping. Friendly staff will make sure that you have a first class experience, whatever season you choose to visit.
In Worcester city centre you can find coffee shop chains such as Costa and the Boston Tea Party, offering a tempting menu for breakfast, lunch, or a snack, as well as the Cathedral Cafe for a more historic experience. There are a multitude of independent cafes dotted around the city serving delicious homemade cakes and sandwiches.
Many cafes are located on the top floor of department stores such as Marks and Spencer and Debenhams and one cafe adjoins a chocolate shop, offering a variety of flavoured hot chocolates made from luxury chocolate bars.
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Worcester
Greyfriars is a beautiful timber-framed Merchant's house built in 1480 and saved from demolition in the 1940's. -
Broadway
William Morris used this extraordinary Folly on the Cotswold Ridge. You too can enjoy its spectacular views, architecture and setting. -
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Bromsgrove
Becketts have been farming in Wythall, south Birmingham, for 80 years. Our mission is to bring fresh food and farming closer to our customers. We now comprise of a Farm Shop, Family Restaurant, Conference Facility and Cookery School. -
Broadway
A day on the railway such as the GWR offers value for money and an insight into a gentler age of train travel. This re-creation of a bygone era is dynamic, active and exciting. -
Redditch
Whether enjoying a romantic dinner for two in the Restaurant, a family gathering, lunch with a colleague or just relaxing on the terrace for an afternoon tea, we will ensure your dining experience is everything you expect it should be. -
Bewdley
Discover a Worcestershire wonderland of rare trees, walled gardens and child-friendly attractions. Easy to get around and with lovely tea rooms, a great day out for all the family. -
Worcester
Situated in picturesque surroundings, The Hive will add a stunning new chapter to the story of the city which gave us the world's oldest newspaper, Elgar and Royal Worcester. Bringing together a variety of services in summer 2012. -
Bromsgrove
Avoncroft is an award-winning open-air museum with a collection of rescued historic buildings spanning 700 years of history. Also home to the National Telephone Kiosk Collection. -
Webbs, West Hagley is the perfect local garden centre where you can pick up essentials for your garden. Lovely cafe and good range of concessions on site. -
Bromsgrove
Becketts have been farming in Wythall, south Birmingham, for 80 years. Our mission is to bring fresh food and farming closer to our customers. We now comprise of a Farm Shop, Family Restaurant, Conference Facility and Cookery School. -
Droitwich
National Trust parkland setting for William and Mary style country house venue (with 18th Century gardens) offering a visitor attraction option for a corporate conference or training course. -
Ledbury
Eastnor Castle is a fairytale Georgian castle, dramatically situated in the foothills of the Malverns. -
Stourport-on-Severn
Great Witley Parish Church has the most stunning interior of any Baroque church in England. Attached to, although not part of, English Heritage's Witley Court, entry is free and there is a display about the history of the court and church. -
Hereford
Welcome to The Hop Pocket Family Restaurant at The Hop Pocket Shopping Village at Bishop’s Frome – a unique collection of independent shops offering an alternative to both the high street and characterless out of town shopping.
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