Whitacre Hall in Stratford-on-Avon

Lovely place to visit,drink coffee & eat cakes! Highlight for us was to see all the wild birds on the feeders near the cafe & on the paths through the woods.Definitely recommend a visit 😊

Positive: Visited for the first time today (06/07/22) with my teenage daughter and her great aunt. My satnav hates me, and once tried to drown me in Poole Harbour so when we started going down single track lanes I wasn't entirely convinced it wasn't drunk. However we made it and found a charming lodge/cabin type building and decked area over looking a lake surrounded by beautiful mature trees.Great Aunt wasn't up to the walk so we had a traditional breakfast, a vegan breakfast, and a sausage batch (Coventrian for sausage bap). The staff were friendly, and efficient. Something you rarely see was there were plenty of staff, including one training, and everyone of them spoke or made us feel welcome in some way, made eye contact and seemed to be really happy to be there.We chatted whilst we waited for our food, and got to greet several beautiful and (well behaved) dogs. The food was excellent, the quality of the sausage, bacon and black pudding doesn't lie. We didn't feel rushed and staff stopped to speak and check on us and really made us feel welcome.I managed a latte, whilst the others had cake, and an ice cream. Both looked amazing and I they thoroughly approved.Negative: I could imagine if busy there might be queues for the loos, but isn't there always?The prices are not cheap greasy spoon take away, but you get the service and food quality you'd expect from a tea room experience.Very impressed, will be back.

What a great find, thought Dog Lane finished at the pub but carry on for about another half mile to the entrance of Whitacre Hall Farm with tea room patio and dog walks.Really nice setting overlooking the fishing lake. On the day that we went there were complimentary treats for the dog and even cooked an extra sausage if you wanted it.Will certainly be adding the venue to our regular walk list.Dog ice cream available.

Nice place to have coffee near the lake. There's a creative woodland experience for kids and lovely horses.

We went on 15th april and had a lovely time. The Tea Room had a good selection of hot and cold meals and a large range of delicious cakes. You can either eat in or outside in the patio area. The queue for food and drinks moved along quite quickly. Dog drinking bowls of water outside. Several different walks you can choose fromA very enjoyable place to visit 👍

Nice calm and exceptionally well presented tea rooms. Friendly and caring service from the staff. Delicious coffee and a fantastic choice of food and cakes available. Definitely worth a visit if you get a chance.

Lovely place to walk the dog. Just £1 to help towards the upkeep. Not too busy. Choice of longer walk (stay on the paths) Lovely cafe, very scenic and great service

Lovely hidden yem, beautiful setting with plenty of seating indoor and outdoots. Dog friendly and a gorgeous woodland & farm walk with a small fee of £1 to use. Homemade cakes and the best hot chocolate all with very polite and friendly staff.

Lovely little tea room with outdoor decking seating area overlooking a lake. You can choose to do one of there walks we chose (blue route) £1each which was nice seeing the horses, and walking through bits of woods with lots of squirrels and bird boxes..we came across 2 bench stops if you need a little rest. And you can take you dog 🐕with you too.

Our first time at this place and won't be our last. Beautiful place, the walks are very scenic and to finish your walk ,a nice tea/coffee cake/meals on the decking overlooking the lake. Excellent atmosphere x friendly staff. Highly recommended.