The Chestnut Tree
Tea RoomEat & Drink

The Chestnut Tree

in Bourton-on-the-Water

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The Chestnut Tree is a tea room on the High Street in the centre of Bourton-on-the-Water.

01451 820474 High Street, GL54 2AN

Opening hours

Every day
10:00–16:00

Inside it is small and cosy, with teapots hanging from the ceiling, and there is also an outdoor patio for warmer days.

It keeps to the classic tea-room menu: pots of tea and coffee, cream teas with scones, a selection of cakes and pastries, and light bites such as sausage rolls. Food can be eaten in or taken away, and prices are modest, which makes it a straightforward stop for a mid-morning break or an afternoon cream tea rather than a full meal. It opens through the day from 10am until 4pm.

The tea room is in the middle of the village's main sights. The Cotswold Motoring Museum & Toy Collection is about 150 metres away, The Model Village about 160 metres, and Birdland Park and Gardens roughly 520 metres, and the River Windrush and its low footbridges are a minute or two's walk.

The opening hours below are as listed on Google Maps; they may change with the seasons, so check before making a special trip.

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