The Chestnut Tree - Menu

1 Chestnuts, GL54 2AN, Cotswold, United Kingdom

🛍 Coffee, Cheese, Seafood, Vegetarian

3.7 💬 4019 Reviews
The Chestnut Tree

Phone: +441451820474,+441451828639

Address: 1 Chestnuts, GL54 2AN, Cotswold, United Kingdom

City: Cotswold

Dishes: 4

Reviews: 4019

Website: http://www.chestnut-tree.co.uk

"The worst cream tea ever. Around £6.50 per person but made with pre made packet wrapped scones, awful packet processed e number jam, cream and one refill of tea, served in paper cups, with plastic utensils and no plates, not even paper. It’s very shocking that businesses in a prime spot, opposite the waterway, in a tourist haven Cotswold village would demean their business and go for maximum profit without thinking about the customer or long-term viability. I suppose they will always attract customers like me but who won’t return. And this from someone who isn’t a tourist but lives nearby. I dread to think what tourists would think. To top it off, there is a 10% surcharge to eat inside with the sand standard of cutlery and food. If the business excuse is that there was a shortage of anything then the usual price shouldn’t be charged. I’m very annoyed at a time when customers are paying lots to eat and judicious about where they would go out so the least I would think is us not to be taken granted for and for all cafes, restaurants and bars to aim high. Especially for food cafe eateries items that are integral to British culture and what are staple tourist holiday food items."

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User User

the coffee and cake we ordered were really nice, unfortunately the organization and service was all business, although the inner was practically empty.

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User
User

we found a table and ordered some drinks from the shop. all drinks were served in disposable cups and plastic cups. I asked about a glass, but you said that was not possible.


Josh
Josh

Food very nice, we had a toastie which was delicious and packed with cheese and ham which I thought was good for the price. Unfortunately milk shake machine wasn’t working. Will have to return to try!


User
User

A lovely cafe in a great location. The service, food and drinks were great for a reasonable price. The young man with dark hair was very polite and great customer service with a smile. Will definitely return.


User
User

we stopped a quick visit after we had visited the opposite. we liked the coffee and walnut cake and biscoff brownie. the big discs of both. the caffe was unfortunately not very full in comparison to the other teestuben in the opposite, but had a good selection of meals also


User
User

Great lunch option in Bourton on the Water. We all went for a toastie and it did not disappoint fully filled in a sour dough bread. I also got the king of all hot chocolates with all the usual and a chocolate flake to finish. Great service from the staff in a lovely atmosphere.


User
User

brilliant eating, the chips were fried for perfection and the gammonsteak was very good and the portion sizes were very large, especially the child meal. the personal is very friendly and responsive. the child's meal also comes a (very big) creature cotswolds eis. Overall, eating was very good.


User
User

if they reserve a table and a afternoon tea here and in advance, they will not regret it. we received a large selection of veggi sandwiches and a selection of domestic made scones and cakes. everything was prepared with so much care and love! the food was so delicious and delicious. the staff was friendly and helpful. Many thanks for making our trip and so visit.


DaiH120
DaiH120

I witnessed two elderly women being told they had to fetch their own sugar, one of whom was using a walker and the other had difficulty walking. The waitress should be embarrassed by her behavior, and the management should be ashamed of their lack of customer service training. This reflects poorly on the quality of service in the UK, giving the impression of a business taking advantage of tourists.


Walter
Walter

The worst cream tea ever. Around £6.50 per person but made with pre made packet wrapped scones, awful packet processed e number jam, cream and one refill of tea, served in paper cups, with plastic utensils and no plates, not even paper. It’s very shocking that businesses in a prime spot, opposite the waterway, in a tourist haven Cotswold village would demean their business and go for maximum profit without thinking about the customer or long-term viability. I suppose they will always attract customers like me but who won’t return. And this from someone who isn’t a tourist but lives nearby. I dread to think what tourists would think. To top it off, there is a 10% surcharge to eat inside with...

Categories

  • Coffee Indulge in our rich and aromatic coffee selection, expertly brewed to awaken your senses. From classic espresso to creamy lattes, discover the perfect blend to start your day on a flavorful note.
  • Cheese A curated selection of artisanal cheeses from around the world, featuring diverse flavors and textures that delight the palate. Perfect for sharing or savored individually with the ideal accompaniments.
  • Seafood Dive into the freshest catches of the sea with our seafood selection, featuring exquisite dishes prepared with high-quality fish and shellfish. Savor the flavors of the ocean in every bite!
  • Vegetarian Delight in our vibrant collection of vegetarian dishes, crafted with the freshest greens, rich flavors, and savory spices. Enjoy a wholesome, delectable plate that celebrates nature's finest ingredients.

Amenities

  • Cafe
  • Seating
  • Free Wifi
  • Visa Card

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