Reviews The Twig

Very nice coffee. The truffle mushroom sandwich was ok but greasy, not something special to my taste. The staff was very friendly and considerate. Not that there are a lot of coffee places nearby, but I think that's the best option for a coffee.

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 return for more.

The Twig serves lovely sandwiches like paninis. They can toast it for you, so do request that. They also have other items like donuts. Do note that they only have two counter seats, so it is mostly a takeaway place. It is one of very few food options within the village and you need to walk 8-10 minutes from the usual parking place.

Honestly brilliant, not often you can find properly brewed coffee, the barista is a talented man. Smooth milk and very balanced flavours in my latte. Much better than the burnt stuff that has become common in England. The food we had was brilliant too. Fresh sourdough, goey cheese, truffle and mushroom toasties. Me and the girlfriend loved it. If I'm ever in the area again I will 100% be coming back.

Stumbled across this gem of a cafe whilst visiting Bibury with my daughter, we both opted for the ham & cheese toasties with sourdough bread. Wow! they were absolutely amazing, in fact the best I'd ever had. Needless to say we will be coming again, even if it's just for one of their toasties. You need to head out of Bibury on the Cirencester Road and you will find it on your right hand side, well worth the walk.

had some delicious cinnamon rolls . Gutted that had lunch at the pub next door instead of coming here. The sandwiches here look mouth watering. Only problem there is no seating area. They should pub some benches at the door so people could eat their food or have a their take away coffee.

Absolutely love this little gem of a cafe! I always stop here to refuel on my dog walk around beautiful Bibury. Delicious artisan coffee from UE, fresh focaccia sandwiches and tones of sweet temptations. What more could you ask for? With a selection of some the finest Spanish cured meats, Italian produce, a variety of specialist wines and spirits, there is everything you need to put together a lovely gift hamper or even spoil yourself to a quintessential Cotswold picnic.

What a great coffee shop visited today before coming back to Wales coffee was 10/10 some really nice food and cakes a very nice different place from the normal rubbish lady working was super friendly will definitely be going back great vibes 👌thanks

Super cute little coffee shop on the edge of Bibury. Loads of vegan options for milk and food but we stopped just for a coffee: a double espresso for the OH and an oat flat white for me. The shop was very busy but the service was still super friendly.