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Prinknash Abbey Monastery Shop & Cafe - Gloucester - Photo album
What an amazing find, this shop and cafe, with a large car park, situated in beautiful surroundings, near to the Pranknash monastery/Abbey. Staff were so kind and accommodating! We were on retreat in the café rooms, decorated with the most beautiful paintings, the food was scrummy, they also prov
Clean and tidy. Great cakes. Peaceful feel.
A friend and I stopped in for drinks and cake on a warm Friday afternoon.
The inside felt bright and airy with plenty of well spaced seating. Outside was a limited amount of traditional tables and chairs with some pub type bench tables. There was a peace
Stumbled across this place, tired and in need of coffee after a long hike and overnight camp. What a beautiful find, lovely, welcoming atmosphere, and dogs catered for with water bowls dotted around the outside seating and doggy treats available to buy inside the cafe. The staff were very friendly a
a truly spiritual coffee and bacon bap experience, a lovely place to go, we didn’t take the dog with us as we were not sure we could but now we know that the bit of the building you first go into has dog bowls and treats ready for you if you do bring your furry friend. Will definitely go again.
Lovely little secret place. I liked the books of Table Contemplations around the tea shop. Lovely grounds. Half wild walled garden.
I visited here with a friend who was just passing through on a journey going South and I was looking for somewhere me and my dog could go to meet them.
It was a lovely day and there were quite a few people about but despite the cafe being quite busy it was running to perfection. There wasn't a long
After a 2 mile walk it was lovely to sit outside here and enjoy the quiet. Our tea and cheese scones were nicely presented - with a proper teapot and cups+saucers. Cheese scone was slightly warm, so the butter melted into it..... What's not to like? 10/10 for COVID-safe. And then it was a 2 mile wal
We visited as it was on route and we wanted somewhere to stop for and hour or so for a short walk and a drink.
It is free to park and to enter. Much of the grounds are open to walk around as is the walled garden and the chapel - the abbey itself is private.
After a very pleasant half hour wander we
It's a nice little cafe which serves the basics. The staff are pleasant and quick. Decent coffee as well!
We haven't been for about 4 weeks.
Food is great, lovely coffee.
We will pop in again.
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