Huffkins - Menu

just a few vegan elements on the menu, but they are certainly delicious!

Had to go for afternoon tea once in the Cotswolds and Huffkins seemed like a good option It was.

The service was very friendly, but painfully slow (20 minutes to get a tea and about 50 minutes to get our afternoon tea cakes/sandwiches)__The

a few vegan options wurstbap and blueberry and bran muffin. nothing amazing, but beautiful enough, especially how not many possibilities around.

an amazing cream tea experience. very friendly staff and wonderful service. I brought her passion fruit curd home and it's amazing and I wish I had more.

Gorgeous looking pastries, croissants, pasties, scones, breads and cakes__However they look much better than they taste__Everything was quite dry and over

Unfortunately both the Burford branch and the Stow on the Wold one didn’t have the option of a sausage sandwich that we had seen online or the scones but we did get gorgeous carrot cake, belgium buns and Lardy cakes that were (really recommend having the latter warm the brown sugar melts deliciously). The staff member we asked wasn’t sure what was vegan but I went outside to read their advertising board and those three options were marked clearly.

After a disappointing trip to green and pleasant tea rooms (closed) and coachhouse coffee (ran out of vegan cake, ice cream and milk apart from a coconut muffin) we were very pleased to find Huffkins. We asked at the bar what was vegan and were informed they had a sausage bap, oat and blueberry muffin, 2 cinnamon swirl type cakes and scones with jam. Not all of these were marked vegan so I recommend enquiring. We went for the cream tea and although smaller than their non vegan counterparts the scones were lovely and we were provided with margarine instead of butter.

After a disappointing journey into green and pleasant tea room (closed) and coffee house (from vegan cake, ice and milk apart from a coconut muffin) we were very happy to find huffkins. we asked at the bar what was vegan and were informed that they had a sausage bap, heifer and blueberry muffin, 2 zimt drall art cake and skorn with jam. not all these were labeled with vegan, so I recommend the request. we went for the creamtee and although smaller than their non- vegan counterparts were the scones were beautiful and we were supplied with margarine instead of butter.