Quince and Clover at Great Tew

After spending the night in Duns Tew we looked online for a coffee shop to visit before making the journey home. Finding Quince and Clover we decided to pay a visit. What a beautiful gem of a place. Only small, so we were very lucky to get a table. We were asked if another couple could share the table with us, as we had 3 spare seats, which we didn’t mind at all. The service, 5 star, the coffee, 5 star, the food 5 star and the ambiance 5 star. We felt envious of the residents of Great Tew, that get to call this place their local. Would love to visit again if we are ever in the area.

Drove 30 minutes for a breakfast date, we were for sure rewarded. Food was fantastic, everything was perfect if you ask me. Small venue, so it was a big risk to get a table or not but we luckily did. Service was also great. I was very jealous of my girlfriend’s bacon and egg sandwich, these guys make simple things look and taste insane using the best quality of ingredients. Worth the journey and if it’s a nice day take a walk after

‘Quince & Clover’ And yes I did ‘Quince’ at the price of the Bacon Bap But I ‘Quinced’ again at how nice it was What a bizarre find, a daytime cafe in the quaint Cotswold Village Always crowded, but they will find you a seat Situated in one of the many Tew’s Service a tad slow during busy times, but that should only bother you if are catching a bus or being pursued by the Police Vast selection of breakfast nibbles, and I even spotted a Stew ! Larger tables are shared, so don’t get the huff if you are asked to share your table, you could always discuss the price of a bacon (Brioche) Bap Parking random, and there is a larger car park close to the Cafe, or is it an ‘Emporium’ ? Dog allowed Have a walk around the village and look at the current ‘owner’ and history Great Tew Records date back to the Domesday Book (1086) For centuries, it was part of a large manor and farming estate. During the 17th century, it became known as a “centre of intellectual life” under Lucius Cary, 2nd Viscount Falkland, who gathered philosophers and thinkers. In the Victorian era, the village was effectively a “model village,” with estate workers living in tied cottages. Google Keywords: Lucius Cary 2nd Viscount Falkland Great Tew Manor House Great Tew Circle Nicholas Johnston Soho Farmhouse Rubert Murdock Great Tew David Beckham Great Tew

The best rhubarb pancakes I've ever had. The ice cream quality is second to none. The staff were welcome and so genuinely lovely. Well worth driving for

delicious food and drinks, very quick service , super cute atmosphere and really friendly staff. especially loved the smoothies and açai bowl!

On a personal recommendation, we called in for brunch, and we were definitely impressed. The delightful little Cotswold village, the pretty cottage, the general ambience, and the delicious food...couldn't fault it and will be back.

Outstanding quality of food and generous portions. Quite unbelievable! This is a rare find, don't miss! We had also very welcoming hostess and very polite staff.

Fantastic, Rustic, cosy cafe tucked into a typical English village. Beautiful food served with an excellent service where atmosphere and lighting adds to a great experience. Highly recommend for everyone who likes healthy ingredients but has a sweet tooth option to finish. Cotswolds at its best.