Thrussington Village Store

£8 for 2 very thin pieces of cheese, half a slice of ham and 4 slices of dry salami, a quarter of an apple and 5 grapes, one slice of bread, I call that overpriced.

The restaurant offers high-quality scones with Cornish cream and delicious jam, as well as excellent coffee and a fantastic variety of cheeses. It may be small in size, but they also have freshly made sandwiches available.

Not just food but cards, nick knacks and a small cafe. Right opposite the village green and across the road from The Star this really is a small village. Small villages and nice people seem to go hand in hand in this part of the world. Don't leave Thrussington without popping in. View menu

My daughters and I love visiting the village store regularly. I have no complaints at all! The food is sourced locally and of excellent quality, the drinks are delightful, the homemade cakes are delicious, the deli selection is fantastic, and the staff are incredibly friendly and lovely.

After reading the review's, I took my wife for a surprise afternoon tea on Saturday and was taken back by the shop/cafe setting in front of the village green, quality of food was excellent and impressed by the small array of items on sell in the shop. Will recommend the cafe/village store to all

We have always received a warm welcome and excellent food and service. Today was no exception. We enjoyed afternoon tea comprising of plentiful tea, finger sandwiches, home made scones with wonderful strawberry jam and clotted cream to be followed by homemade brownies and Hambleton bakery pecan buns. The eating area and kitchen are currently being expanded( although you would be unaware of this). We eagerly anticipate the greater range of hot food that this will facilitate. View menu

Travelling south from Nottingham on our way home from a business trip, I told my husband to turn left into the village of Thrussington, and oh boy were we glad we did. Lovely looking village and into the village store we went. A pot of tea for tea and a sandwich each. Bone china tea pot, cups, saucers and sandwich plates. Sandwiches had fresh and quality ingredients. Try the Thrussington special sandwich....mmmm. Staff very friendly and welcoming. Attached deli store sold wonderful and interesting items.

Visited for the first time and found that the selection of items to order from the menu was good and they are also adaptable. Building works going on near the café and at the moment you have to use the loo at the lovely pub across the road. the food we had was nice but feel that when all the building works are completed the environment will be very much better. Selection of Hambleton bread was very nice. Not too impressed with the service at the table, when we had finished our sandwiches we were not asked if we wanted a cake etc, plates taken away without a word of how we liked it etc...? Will revisit in a few months time when works completed

On the strength of a trip advisor Email received this morning my wife and I decided to brighten up a miserable day by taking afternoon tea.The place is very tastefully decorated and fitted out with a small retail section and a quality Deli section.Local produce featured prominently.The staff were very attentive and friendly obviously enjoying their work.Although not a restaurant as such a good range of café/tea room meals were available.The scones were the best I have had in Leicestershire !! There is a good selection of greeting cards with excellent graphics and obviously carefully scourced.The same applies to the small range of gifts which were reasonably priced.A little Gem and a valuable... View menu