Circles Restaurant

Nice cafe option at the stones which we went to as the pub was rammed. Coffee was decent and a good size, £4.50 for a large mocha. Food was probably a tad expensive for the size however understand it was never going to be cheap at a tourist site. Biggest complaint would be the lack of catering for dogs, for a site which has a lot of dogs attending it was strange to see the cafe not allow dogs inside and not have any water bowls or treats, I was told to just use the bowl outside however this was filthy and empty.

Typical overpriced English Heritage cafe as £7 for an average Coffee & a tiny slice of mass produced cake is way too steep. On the plus side, place is clean, in an amazing location & the staff are lovely

Whether with family, friends or taking my granddaughter there, the staff are always friendly and attentive. The cakes are always fresh and the drinks are excellent. Occasionally I’ll have hot food and it’s always been well prepared. The cafe is always spotlessly clean and it remains amongst the nicest coffee shop / cafes at a heritage site, castle or Stately Home I’ve visited. Even when busy food is served quickly and with kindness too. I’m fussy about my food and drink and have no hesitation in giving them 5/5

I asked for some cheesy chips which were not cheap and was disappointed to be given half a bowl of dry, stuck together rubbish. For the price I expected better. I appreciate this place is a tourist cafe but the effort on these chips is terrible. I wouldn't eat here again.

Fairly standard National Trust cafe inside the Avebury Manor and stone circle property. Outdoor and indoor seating areas. Selection of cakes, hot and cold drinks and snacks generally. Getting more expensive these days but guess that's how everything is going....

National Trust cafe service nice sausage rolls and pasties. Also has good ice cream, cream teas and coffees. About 20 outdoor tables and a grass area for picnics. Toilets here too. Can get busy here in peak season.

We had morning tea and lunch here. There is good amount of seating inside and even more outside. There's plenty of choice of cakes, drinks, and hot and cold food. We had cakes for morning tea, which were fresh and tasty. Can definitely recommend the fruit scones. At lunch, I had a focachia with cheese. This was really very good. The service was really quick despite being really busy.

Thank you for the great service, clean toilets, nice food and coffee with reasonable prices. I can even charge my phone while enjoying the view from the window.😀😀😀

We visited this National Trust self-service cafe on a visit to Avebury Manor (after looking at the stones and adjacent St James's church). Even though it was a wet day (or maybe because of it) it was very busy. It's a standard NT cafe, with the emphasis on cakes, scones, etc. (They apparently also do proper meals but these were not available when we visited as it was mid-afternoon). We had a scone (with clotted cram and jam) and a slice of orange and poppy seed cake, with a pot of tea each. I tried the cake as it was an unusual flavour, and it was delicious. My partner's scone was nice but the (pre-packed) clotted cream was crumbly rather than smooth. (In hindsight we should have asked for another portion). We found the staff to be very friendly and helpful. The interior is a little rustic (wooden furniture, stone floors): fine if you are walking and having an outdoorsy sort of day. There is also seating upstairs which has views over part of Avebury Stone Circle.

This tasty restaurant place in a huge barn is part of the Avebury English Heritage (EH) Stone Circles (separately reviewed). The National Trust manage the site for EH. As you would expect they are focussed on fair trade, organic food, coffees, teas and seasonal dishes so five green stars. We only got there late on a Sunday afternoon just about an hour before closing so there wasn't much left to eat. They had afternoon teas (scones/clotted cream/jam) but we'd consumed a lot if this English treat in recent weeks so we settled on great cappuccinos, sparking water and tubs of delicious ice cream from a local organic farm - I had ginger and my wife had mint choc chip and they were wonderful tasting. The scones did look lovely though. It was a really hot afternoon so we sat outdoors at one of their large shaded tables and enjoyed our fare. Again really worth supporting as there nowt coming from a crooked Westminster government who know the price of everything but the value of nothing abd know how to claim eye watering sums in 'expenses'. It these dishonest crooks could flog this place circa cut to a private operator based in the Cayman's it would be gone in a heart beat, as so much already has.

This self-service vegetarian restaurant/cafe offers delicious and imaginative recipes, including vegetarain, vegan and gluten-free options. I had the pumpkin and apple casserole on rice, although it was available with roast potatoes and baked vegetables for the same price. The quality of the food and the size of the portions were excellent - especially the apple crumble and custard! They are licensed and sell small bottles of wine - enough for two glasses to accompany a meal. The reason for only giving three stars is that, despite the high quality of the food, the prices were very high and the service average. The staff were rather frosty and unhelpful, and the style of the cafe is rather basic. When one is paying nearly £30 for a meal for two, one expects better surroundings and more courtesy - or even a smile and a hello! Such a shame when the food is so scrumptious.