Shire Hall Cafe — Restaurant in England

Cafe very good and relaxing with lovely food it is attached to The Shire Hall Historic Court House Museum which was a very interesting and interactive experience for all ages. All staff were very helpful and knowledgeable. Kept us busy for several hours plus good value for a family at £20 and you can return as many times as you like through the year on the ticket. They loan out pads to take photos and do quizes around the exhibits, there are clothes to dress up in in the court so you can act out court proceedings. You can also borrow headsets for a guided tour. The court house is famous for the trial of the Tolpuddle Martyrs ....all very interesting. The only thing I'd say is they maybe need to advertise themselves a little better outside the building as you could easily walk past not realising...

What a lovely place to enjoy a coffee or lunch. The cafe is very tastefully furnished and totally in keeping with the building that hosts it. Rustic charm with solid wooden tables and chairs which are well spaced and not cramped. The menu is varied with the option of the day’s special. Prices are very reasonable and portion sizes are very good. There is a huge range of teas to tempt you as well as very good coffee. The food is well cooked and presented, and not to mention tasty. The staff are very friendly and helpful too, nothing is too much trouble for them. With a lift from the shop the cafe is also disabled friendly. I definitely recommend that you visit this light and airy cafe to sample its atmosphere as well as the excellent food, including homemade cakes, and the range of drinks and...

I take all our visitors here from my youngest grandson aged 8 to my not so young friends. Everyone enjoys it even the teenagers and a bonus is phone service sketchy so they interact . Recommend using headphones for a good visit to dungeons and court.We eat at the cafe each time ,food always good but at busy times...