The Twig — Restaurant in Cotswold District

Nestled in the enchanting village of Bibury, I stumbled upon a hidden gem called The Twig Café. This cozy café quickly became my favorite spot for a delightful coffee break or a quick bite. Its warm and inviting atmosphere offers a true escape from the ordinary.

The Twig Café's rustic interior, adorned with lush plants and tasteful artwork, creates a soothing ambiance that perfectly complements the charm of Bibury. It's the ideal place to unwind and indulge in some well-deserved downtime.

What truly sets The Twig Café apart is its exceptional menu. The expertly crafted coffee is a true delight, boasting a perfect balance of flavors with every sip. From classic cappuccinos to velvety lattes and rich espressos, their coffee consistently impresses. Pair your coffee with their homemade pastries or light bites for a truly satisfying experience. Their selection includes flaky croissants, indulgent cakes, mouthwatering sandwiches, and fresh salads, catering to every taste.

The Twig Café's standout quality lies in its exceptional service. The staff members are friendly, attentive, and genuinely passionate about their craft. They create a warm and welcoming environment, making customers feel valued and cared for.

In summary, The Twig Café in Bibury's enchanting village is a cozy gem that caters to coffee enthusiasts and those seeking a relaxing spot to unwind. With its inviting ambiance, exceptional coffee, and delectable menu, this café is a must-visit. Whether you're looking for a quick pick-me-up or a leisurely escape, The Twig Café offers an experience that will leave you wanting to...

Great coffee and cakes. Staff are polite but left wondering why they do not help in any way to put bought items into bags or coffees into coffee holders especially when it’s clear you have a large dog with you and there is absolutely no way you could do this unless you had a third hand. A little help would have been nice especially when you’re paying Cotswolds prices on everything.

It happened on 3 occasions to myself and my husband who went in separately. For a while I stood there and looked at all the items I had bought (quite a few bits spread over the counter), then looked at the assistants wondering if we stood there long enough, everything would jump all by itself into a bag ?

The staff were just young adults who probably don’t even realise but a little customer service can go a long way. They just seemed to have that directionless look and stood there doing nothing while watching me trying to pack everything hurriedly. We have re-named the cafe ‘do as little as possible cafe’ and then...

Travelled from Swindon after seeing the wonderful reviews and images on Instagram. Got to the cute little shop around 9:30am and the cake / pastry display was covered in live wasps. All feasting on the food.

We stood there in silence unsure what to do. The young girl behind the counter didn't acknowledge our concern and there was no sign about the wasps. It was as if we were seeing something no one else was.

There was nothing in place to stop the wasps having a great time other than a jar of sugar water, that was pretty full of dead wasps and had clearly been there some time.

We ordered three coffees, which were lovely and made well, and batted off wasps as we waited. One even left with us!

I'm not entirely sure the place should be open let alone selling cakes / pastries that have been nibbled and God knows what else before human consumption.

Those wasps had not just arrived today. They'd been there a while.

I certainly wouldn't buy any food from any of their establishments if they think...