Sunbury Embroidery Cafe

Stopped by for a light lunch. Lovely freshly made sandwiches and some wonderful homemade cake. Will be calling in again next time in the area.

Although the weather was grey and Spring only just beginning to make changes in the garden we enjoyed the afternoon and I was especially inspired bu the colourful and amazingly detailed emboidery dispaly- it really is worth looking at

I live locally and so invited a few friends to this delightful hidden gem. We thoroughly enjoyed the beautiful setting of the gardens, which are beautifully maintained. Had tea and cakes which were delicious and then a guided tour of the tapestry and other exhibits by a vary charming and well informed lady. Can’t praise it enough. Speisekarte ansehen

Beautiful location to come for something light to eat and enjoy the view of the best kept gardens in Surrey. The cakes are freshly made every morning and the afternoon tea is simple but to die for. Easy parking which is free for the first hour. Highly recommend the wall gardens we which I visit three times a week. Only down side is that they are not dog friendly

This is a beautiful location and the coffee is great. My only criticism is the fact that there is very little in the way of savoury snacks available. At my last visit there was only soup sandwiches. I did notice however that they were at least six different types of cake and scones! Great for a cake lovers but how about something for those who prefer a savoury like a cheese scone, sausage roll or even a toasted sandwich?

Organised a group of 30 girls in 2 groups to visit the embroidery gallery as well as the café having travelled from the far north of Buckinghamshire. We were not disappointed. It was fabulous both the embroidery as well as the café. A truly hidden gem that I’d thoroughly recommend to everyone. Oh and the cake was... superb!! Thank you to the 2 volunteers who gave us the short talks about the history of the embroidery too. Speisekarte ansehen

Nice little café within the pretty walled garden. Limited menu and also limited seating but very pleasant. Has home made soup, jacket potatoes, sandwiches and homemade cakes. My vegan friend could find very little suitable for her however (I was fine as a vegetarian). Adjoining is the gallery with the Millennium tapestry, a must see beautiful work with lots of interesting information supplied, and also offered. There is usually a display of an artist's work alongside this, usually craft, I have seen either glass, embroidery or sculpture on different visits.

Prior to the Covid pandemic this cafe was a lovely place to enjoy good coffee and lovely cakes in the tranquil setting of the walled garden. On a recent visit, the quality, friendliness and value was gone. A very small coffee in a disposal cup (no explanation as to why China cups were not used) was way overpriced. A slice of lemon drizzle cake was as small slice as they could get and again way overpriced for the size (they used to cut a lovely big slice of cake, but no more) If you want to enjoy a coffee and cake whilst sitting in the walled garden, I'd get a takeaway from the Little Italy cafe a couple of minutes walk away and then return to sit in the walled garden with the satisfaction th...

Been here numerous times over the last 15 years. It’s set in beautiful walled gardens with outside and inside seating. Firstly this place is run by volunteers and is attached to a gallery. They served hot food, cakes and hot and cold drinks. Overall cakes are 5/5 most are homemade but their tea cakes come from the Cavan Bakery which has a few local branches so all cakes are locally produced which is a plus. We have only tried some of the food but the soup is always great and comes with a whopping slice of bread. Really tasty. I have also tried the cheese ploughman’s which again was pretty big. I always find with a ploughman’s that there is more cheese than bread/biscuits and this is no diffe... Speisekarte ansehen