Kitsch - Menu

Just had a lovely BLT without the T but C instead. Yummy!! Always a great experience here! Has become my favourite place since moving to Stroud.

Lovely pit stop whilst walking along the canal for nice coffee and pecan cake… add to it some really pleasant friendly staff.. would recommend and will visit again…

We waited 15 minutes and still didn't receive our coffee. The menu is limited and expensive. The location is great and the staff are friendly, but the management seems lacking.

The music at this restaurant is very loud, so be prepared to have difficulty hearing yourself. It doesn't quite fit the ambiance of the area and feels more like a noisy seaside venue.

Lovely atmosphere, friendly, helpful staff in a great position near the canal. It has a small menu but certainly enough choice and the food was plentiful and very tasty.No children's menu but happy to adapt a toasty for grandson, Mum had the special Highland vegetable soup which she really enjoyed and me the nachos-perfect. I will definitely return when next up.

Really used to enjoy visiting here, great position, lovely staff and they used to have enjoyable food.This time the only choice was prepackaged sandwiches , they were fine but not really what we wanted.We we’re told that it was a trial so l mentioned That I would not be back again until they reinstated a decent menu.Such a shame as A great pit stop on the canal, but not worth stopping for just the coffee which is very average

I would really love to give this place more stars but I just can’t. Every time I visit I hope they have improved but always leave disappointed. It’s such a great location and lovely decor but the food is disappointing and the service is sometimes a bit arrogant. Last time we went we were told that they had no bread or bacon in which left an extremely limited lunch menu. We both left hungry. If they just looked at some of the other local cafes menu’s where you have to book a table for lunch because they offer better variety and good quality food. I’ve never had to book lunch at Kitsch because there is always loads of vacant tables, people just don’t go to eat there as we won’t again unfortuna...

I stumbled on the cafe while out walking a week or so ago and returned for lunch today. Great atmosphere, wonderfully quirky design and a great location beside the canal with lots of outside seating just as well as it was a bit hot and stuffy indoors. The coffee was OK nothing special but totally let down by the food on offer pre packed sandwiches and wraps with a few salads kept in a fridge. The Caesar salad wrap on the table menu sounded appetising but when I ordered it at the bar I was pointed to the display cabinet in another part of the room and told to help myself from there. To be honest it would have disgraced the offerings in a 24 hour garage a tiny amount of vaguely spicy sludge in...

Although the restaurant has high chairs, which might suggest that they cater to children, my wife's recent visit with her family proved otherwise. Despite checking the menus online beforehand, they were informed upon arrival that the online menus were outdated. This meant that the items they had intended to order were no longer available. When my wife requested a children's menu, she was told that they did not have one and would have to order from the regular menu instead. She chose beans on toast for our 3-year-old, but was then informed that it was not possible as breakfast service had ended 20 minutes prior and the toaster had already been put away. Their only options for the child were e...