Vegetable Matters - Cotswold

Biggest smiles and friendly welcome as soon we arrived at the cafe and asked if we could sit at an open table on the terrace to absorb the sunshine and breathe the fresh air whilst appreciating the Cotswold countryside view. A reasonably priced menu with fresh farm produce options. Three of us selected the Frittata cheese and mushroom) topped with a selection of baby leaves which was delicious, although being rich. Another tried the quiche of the day; generous portion of quiche with lots of baby potatoes and a well presented salad, all filled with flavour. The moist, pleasing sized slice of freshly baked coffee cake to finish with a variety of hot drinks was really yummy too! Gluten free cake options available too. Excellent, friendly service without being rushed at all despite the cafe closing. Clean toilets well stocked with hand soap and paper towels are always appreciated, as they seem to be a rare find. Baby change station combined with a wheelchair access toilet was noted. 25 minutes pretty drive from Stratford upon Avon into the Cotswolds on a very narrow road leads to now, one of our favourite spots: Vegetable Matters. Highly recommended for hearty healthy food and cakes for that sense of further euphoria

What a delightful find not far from Paxford where we were staying. Quality products used, good menu choice, with “choose your own items” for the Breakfast menu. Best cup of tea in a long time. Friendly staff, dogs welcome too. Would have liked to have lunch there but were returning home. Well stocked Farm Shop and Butchers. Even stocked our favourite Llaeth gooseberry Diolch and Da Iawn Caroline, Eddie &Joe, Llanelli, South Wales

We were thrilled to have found this restaurant. We wish we had discovered it sooner. When we arrived, there were no indoor tables available. However, the staff were incredibly friendly and assured us that they could accommodate us and our dog as soon as possible. The cafe and shop were spotless. The service was excellent, the food was delicious, and it arrived promptly. The presentation of the dishes was beautiful. This is one of the best cafes we have ever visited, if not the best. We will definitely be returning, this time for breakfast.

This restaurant is a great place to visit during daytime hours for breakfast, lunch, or afternoon tea. They also have a great fresh farm vegetable shop and offer local walks nearby.

We had a really enjoyable hot lunch on a rainy Tuesday at this restaurant. When we arrived, all tables were full, but we didn't have to wait long before one opened up. Both my mum and I ordered the Cottage Pie, which was served piping hot and very delicious. The service was excellent and attentive. After our meal, we also stopped by the farm shop to pick up some vegetables and apples. We noticed that the Butcher's (Robbie Walker) is now open as well, making it a great combination with the restaurant.