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Discover the best coffee shops in Gloucestershire

Posted: Tue, 28th Jan 2025

The Cotswolds has a glorious, cheery, confetti-like smattering of coffee shops. We are so spoilt for choice that the caffeine hot spots have become truly embedded into the region’s architectural fabric. For those in need of regular restoration and some delightful treats along the way, we can recommend the perfect places. Whether you’re a flat white fanatic, or cortado connoisseur, or just here for the cake, the Cotswolds’ coffee scene, including coffee shops in Gloucestershire, is nothing short of a revelation. Read our guide for the very best around (and some insider tips, too!)

Jolly Nice Farm Shop

You really get the feeling that those running this beautiful cafe want you to have a jolly nice time. Situated just around the corner from the pretty village of Frampton Mansell, Jolly Nice is a coffee haven. It’s more than just a cafe & farm shop – its a love letter to local produce, sustainability, and, most importantly, very good coffee. This award-winning, family-run gem is a cornerstone of the community. It certainly brews up not only the perfect cup but also a commitment to ethical sourcing and regenerative farming. This cafe is spacious and welcoming with an invitation that is sub-titled with a ‘come-as-you-are’ vibe. Do yourself a favour and make a beeline for this caffeine fueled sanctuary – one of the best coffee shops in the Cotswolds.

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Lynwood & Co.

The team at Lynwood & Co prioritise local and seasonal ingredients. Coffee purists will appreciate the resourceful and considered approach to the hot-drinks scene. Indeed, since 2015, they’ve been serving truly independent coffee and honest food, bringing a taste of Sydney’s down-to-earth, family orientated coffee culture to the region. Lynwood & Co is the kind of place where you’re greeted like an old friend, with multiple sites across the Cotswolds. The coffee is strong and the food is always served with heart. Whether you’re grabbing a quick espresso or settling in for a long, lazy brunch, Lynwood is a must-visit for anyone serious about their coffee.

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Ritual Coffee Roasters

Tucked away on Lansdown Industrial Estate in Cheltenham, Ritual Coffee is where serious coffee meets serious vibes. The Brew Bar & Kitchen is open every day, pouring liquid gold from a custom La Marzocco Strada and serving up a menu packed full of locally sourced ingredients, inspired by flavours of the world. Whether you’re after a bold espresso hit or something slow and smooth, the baristas at Ritual are on hand to talk beans, tweak brews, and fuel your day. Insider tip – they have arguably the best bacon sandwich in town.

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The Gilbertine Kitchen

It’s worth visiting to gawk at the space alone. Welcoming and cheerful with warm-toned floorboards, pretty gypsophila in tiny vases and glowing low level lighting, The Gilbertine Kitchen is the ideal space to grab your next warming cuppa and a spot of brunch. This place is a rising star in Tetbury’s coffee and brunch scene. What started as a humble cafe on a peaceful business park has flourished into a beloved community hub. Now settled in its new home in Tetbury, The Gilbertine Kitchen has built a reputation for serving top-quality coffee and wholesome food in a warm, welcoming atmosphere. For one thing, it’s the kind of place where you sip your coffee and suddenly start dreaming about quitting your job and moving to the countryside. Insider tip: they’re about to open a new site in the capital of the Cotswolds: Cirencester!

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Sam & Jak’s

If you need a pick me up from the repetitive rhythms of daily life, Sam & Jak’s is the place for you. It’s a Cirencester gem that effortlessly blends the charm of neighbourhood cafe with the finesse of a modern bistro. This owner-run restaurant, cafe, and wine bar is an ode to seasonal British ingredients, crafted into an ever-changing menu that’s as stylish as it is delicious. An open kitchen hums with energy, and a big bar invites you to linger a little longer. It’s unpretentious but impossibly chic. It’s the kind of place where you can settle in for a casual coffee, a long lunch, or an evening glass of something special. An absolute must-visit for those who love great coffee, good food and a setting that feels like a bright and beguiling version of home.

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Sorrel

With its arresting pink frontage and an interior that has a pared-back aesthetic, Sorrel is a beautifully understated cafe. Nestled in the heart of The Suffolks, Cheltenham, ‘local’ is not just a buzz word at this place. It’s a way of life. Neutral tones, natural textures, and a calm atmosphere make it the perfect place to linger over a perfectly brewed coffee. Every sip and every detail tells a story of quality, care, and a deep appreciation for the land that inspires them. Whether you’re here for a slow morning cappuccino or an indulgent brunch, Sorrel is a breath of fresh air—a place that feels like an escape, even in the heart of town.

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Blockley Village Cafe

If you’re looking for a spot that serves up more than just your average cup of coffee, Blockley Village Cafe in Stow-on-the-Wold is your go-to. This gem offers menus that dance with the seasons and feature the very best from artisans and suppliers alike. But don’t let the humble cafe vibes fool you – this place is a full on dining experience! From a smooth, energising coffee to a decadent pastry, or even an indulgent dinner with a glass of wine, this place has got you covered. If you’re up for something a little more interactive, you can join one of their marvellous workshops. Blockley Village Cafe: where taste, creativity, and local goodness come together in every caffeinated sip.

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