Hayles Fruit Farm

For those early riders there’s a large breakfast menu including baps, full breakfast plates, smashed avocado, teacakes and toast. As for lunch you’ll find a range of paninis and soups alongside larger meals including cottage pie, fish & chips, fishcake salad and on a Sunday their famous Sunday roast. As for sweet treats there’s around eight cakes and tray-bakes to choose from including their delicious coffee cake, lemon drizzle, indulgent chocolate, carrot, millionaire slice and rocky road

Great value! Cappuccino (£2.50), pot of tea (£2.00), teacake (£2.50), full English (£7.95), breakfast bap (£4.00), beans on toast (£4.00), eggs Benedict (£8.50), smashed avocado (£8.50), soup (£5.75), paninis (£5.50), risotto (£9.95), pie (£9.95), fishcake salad (£9.50), cake (£2.70), traybakes (£1.80), scone (cream & jam, £2.80)

There’s secure bike racking out front and plenty of space around the large number of tables outside for bikes

An ideal pitstop for larger cycling groups with plenty of seating both indoors and out, along with scenic views overlooking Gloucestershire and beyond

Just two miles from Winchcombe, Hayles Fruit Farm is an ideal stopping point when exploring the North Cotswolds with the quaint Cotswold villages of Broadway, Stow-on-the-Wold and Hawling nearby. Just outside the cafe is one of our favourite roads, Salters Lane, which leads up onto the Cotswold escarpment with stunning views